Age of Extinction may be a movie that has one scene that was really truly bad, but The Last Knight is a movie that has only one scene that wasn't really truly bad (that being the King Arthur battle scene at the beginning; once that ends, nearly everything else in the rest of the movie is abysmal).
And therein lies the root of it all, the very core reason as to why the crossovers between these two have always felt lopsided instead of equally balanced.
I feel like the biggest hindrance to Renegades being a success was how a lot of people just couldn't get past the premise of it being "A ripoff of the A-Team".
Whenever I tried to describe the show to anyone who hadn't seen it, that was always the first thing they called it.
He didn't actually open it when he became Rodimus. It just glowed when he grabbed onto it and its light turned him into Rodimus without opening up. He only first opened it to destroy Unicron afterward.
And, let's face it. G.I. Joe isn't exactly of mainstream popularity anymore. It's really only adults who remember the ARAH cartoons from Sunbow and DiC that still care about it.
No one watched Extreme in the '90s (I was the target audience at the time, and neither I nor any one of my peers ever...
See, This is why I'm taken aback every time I hear someone say they want the next HasLab to be Primus. The sheer size and mass of the Unicron figure made it as expensive as it was, and it pretty much failed to fund in it's first go-round, needing an unprecedented extension because Hasbro...
Back when Fun Pub gave all of the GoBots their own Transformer bodies in artwork posted on the Facebook fiction blogs, Cop-Tur was drawn with the body of Energon Bulkhead with a new head based on that of Armada Jolt.
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