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Prime and Megatron draw their weapons as they finally agree on something...

That's not what he said.

Prime really didn't feel like three individual seasons of one show, but felt more like one long season cut into three segments in order to appease some sort of episode limit mandate for Netflix.

With this current Hasbro team, I feel like they'd rather make proper new versions of these characters that actually look like how they're supposed to look.

I think it was Rycochet who did these digibashes of CW Devatator (using the old toys' heads rather than the pretooled ones made for CW Devy since those weren't revealed yet at the time) back in 2019 before the hack attack destroyed the forum: Quickmix: Wedge: Hightower: Scoop: Grimlock...

CW Devastator had alternate headsculpt toolings for Scoop, Grimlock, Quickmix, Hightower, Wedge, and Heavy Load: Close ups of the Quickmix and Scoop heads:

Okay, so, colored metallic blue-gray, then, like every roof on Cybertron. :p

Joke's on us. Opening up that Optimus box reveals his accessories to be .

It just hit me. The cartoon debuts tomorrow!

In other words, it had a real military taste. :p

Oh man, a potential troop-builder like him would be perfect for Lego.

Even Red Alert was a fire chief's Lamborghini.

Would we have to watch her mother die a tragic tearful death, too? I don't know if I could sit through that again.

Pssst.

They could rename Hellwarp to something like "Seawarp" to get around the obvious elephant in the room.

Yeah, we're well past the Aaron Archer era when his Hasbro team was asked at either SDCC 2013 or 2014 about the possibility of redecoing Thrilling 30 Metroplex into Metrotitan, and they answered "...Who?"

He is a visored, mustachioed, flying purple people eater. What a sight to see.

He's a... four-legged dragon with... smokestacks... and airplane wings.

:unsure: I would think the entire front and back of the fire truck would be gangmolded together, but now I'm wondering if they would even bother making new packaging instead of just wrapping whatever they send out in protective bubble wrap and styrofoam inside a standard cardboard shipping box.