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A voice chip sounds infinitely more likely than a dub.

We’ve gotten “repeats” of several figures. Most of them far closer chronologically than Stepper.

TR Galvatron’s stupid, awful head/brace that 99% of us had to buy something to replace would disagree with you. Energon Galvatron might not have been as accurate a G1 Galvatron but it’s *unquestionably* a better toy.

We’ve had official Transformers comic covers use 3rd party figures so a Target advert with no Hasbro oversight is far from shocking IMO.

You can get a debit red card that comes out of your bank account. that’s what mine is.

Road Rage is back in stock but Draculus is now sold out

I feel like Armada Blurr is a specific character. If they wanted “G1 Blurr but grey” better to just do “Vortex Blurr”.

I liked the toys but a few of them were aggravating to transform. I didn’t much care for the show at the time but after having suffered through AEC it became much better in my estimation. it’s really a modern G1 in a way none of the other follow ups really have been.

Glad to see I’m not the only one who never much cared for that.

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He’s a singularly impressive figure. …that is absolutely not worth the $1,500 he presently goes for.

I stopped reading at #13 but never turned off auto subscribe so I have every issue. I’m so very tired of Transformers fiction I have to force myself to consume rather than *want* to.

Or a deranged religious zealot.

Same here but at least they’d be useable for a variety of display purposes instead of ONLY for the underside of a single figures gun. BOTH would be bad stretch goals but gap fillers would be the worse of the two.

Counterpoint: Literally anything else (including blast effects) would be better stretch goals than “chunks of plastic for when you stare underneath a gun barrel or at a figure’s inner thighs”