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She's from Cyberverse, not Prime or RID15. You can say nose.

But this way you'll have duplicates to combine into Tarntulas!

Party Wallop is a weird name for a character, but it sounds exactly like a classic TMNT vehicle/playset.

Really, I've always been of the opinion that the two Kups should have been Hubcap and Electro/ns.

Tracks definitely has room for significant improvement that isn't just "he needs to be incrementally more G1," but as that phrasing implies I'm kind of third-pass-at-a-G1-guy'd out at the moment. So if for some reason Hasbro consults me on what figures to make then I guess we'll be waiting a while.

That's actually the only reason I own that one.

Yes, which is why I would want any prospective Cybertron Red Alert to retain features setting it apart from the Armada version.

Is there any sign of Cannonball's chest/vehicle front being removable like on Crankcase/Medix? The Cybertron mold didn't actually have a vehicle-front-chest, and while I'm not bothered by Cannonball looking different, it'd be a big strike against any prospective Red Alert IMO since that was one...

They're all about the same size in altmode, too, which I guess is to be expected. What's very funny to me is that the mainline one comes off as the odd Wheeljack out. The Weaponizer has the same trademark-dodging design for the front, but both its color scheme and transformation feel like it's...

Yeah, I'll accept Lunar-Tread. That's an honorable answer.

This is actually something I'm interested in also, but my Google-fu isn't working. I think the most likely solution for what I want (as in "I've seen all these features individually so I would think this is a product that exists") is an inexpensive stand where the base can link to other stands...

Las tres palabras más importantes de la lengua Cybertroniana.

Yes, that is also a convoluted timeline.

I think Red Cog logically counts, but I don't want to count him on the grounds that I hate the idea that it was Red Cog.

Yes, this is exactly the sort of thing I want. More please.

I think you can just round that to 100%. Whether you beat the game or not, ultimately you're still a person who spent part of their life playing Transformers: Mystery of Convoy.

I mean, I guess? But that feels like it suggests "I don't think $200 is a fair price" more than it does "I don't find this desirable."

This poll is conspicuously missing an actual "no" option.

For the record, cel shading refers to a method of rendering 3D models (a process known in some contexts as "shading") that's intended to produce a result that resembles cel animation, and is not a term that applies to real objects. This has been an ▲ndrusi Anal Nitpick That You Don't Care...