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Didn't stop this from getting made: Alternately, the Enigma had another form that it could become in Machinima's Combiner Wars cartoon, a more orb-shaped form:

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUGH'VE FALLEN AND I CAN'T GET UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUP!!!!!!!!!!"

Age of the Primes is said to be a 2-year line rather than a 3-year one like Legacy has been.

Probably one of the reasons Wolfang didn't happen.

And now we close out the year 2024 with batch #12, featuring the last of the artwork, photography, and toy concepts. Happy New Year!!!

ReadComicOnline has them, too.

"IDW Minerva", then. The point would have still been understood since there was no IDW1 Minerva.

What would have been even easier for him to say was that this was IDW2 Minerva.

Not much different from people rendering Power of the Primes's "POTP" as "Potpie". And certainly no worse than Beast Machines giving us "BM". Even Mainframe's at-the-time Director of Communications, Mairi Welman, expressed concern over that one.

We're now close to the end with Batch #11. Just one more to go after this:

MPG-09 Super Ginrai in-hand transformation video: His cab is actually smaller than MP-44! And his transformation is relatively straightforward with only a decent amount of complexity to it, none of that "fold the entire figure inside out" or "Fold a million teeny tiny panels to make...

Batch number 10 goes back to more artwork, and some photography:

I mean... Even without this new movie, it did still happen twice. ;)

All we need now are a Combiner named Urination and a Targetmaster named Peeshooter.

This proposal was more along the lines of Missing Link, keeping all the original toy proportions and transformation engineering but with modern levels of articulation added in. What Action Toys did was more akin to CHUG or Masterpiece.

Little did Mufasa know that a couple of hedgehogs would be a greater threat to his reign than Scar and his vast army of hyenas ever would.

Batch number 9 has some truly new news with a couple of proposals that have never been seen before (plus some more preexisting artwork):

Translating the tweet, apparently it's talking about some Japanese fan book that got made, and the first to sell out was a SG art version, with this art of Straxus being a sample piece from it.

Wrong! Fake news!