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That was likely just an error, with the artist referencing the wrong disk by mistake.

CW Ultra Magnus was made so people could do this:

Something I've always wanted to see was a big group shot comparing all the different Ultra Magnus toys (CW, Siege, Kingdom, SS86) with each other, as well as with FansProject City Commander since that toy was kinda the first one to really go for the armored look that Hasbro neglected for what...

The 2004 Furman-penned Ultimate Guide book that positioned Dreamwave G1 as the "definitive" version of Transformers certainly tried to make that claim in lieu of the comics ever getting the chance to do so by themselves: "The saga has spawned many inconsistencies and divergent storylines, but...

Have them dig out the old Animated Blurr mold and just paint it white. Retool the Siege Astrotrain mold to change the steam engine into a school bus, while keeping the shuttle parts intact.

Taken right as the shelf tilted and right before they fell off it.

Meanwhile, Thrilling 30 Combiner Wars Ultra Magnus is crying in the corner over how no one remembers him. :p

It was more like a Pause button than a force field.

Wouldn't be the first time Stranger Things and TMNT crossed over.

A pizza ghost, naturally.

Though, it was reissued just 3 years ago. Yet, Legacy Galvatron is still readily available en masse at several Walmarts right now.

Every G1 combiner was that big. They were all larger than the sum of their individual parts. In other words, they were all size changers.

The idea does sound interesting, but have them make RDJ look different enough from Tony that, should Doom ever be unmasked, no one actually thinks he's Tony. Like, they see Doom without his mask on and their first reaction is, "Oh, that's Victor Von Doom," and not "Tony?! You're alive!"

My, how the tables have turned. When CW Devastator came out, people complained that he was too big and out of scale with all of the other Combiners. Now that we get word of this SS86 Devastator being in scale with his fellow Combiners, people are whining that he should be much bigger than them.

Menasor's frame setup was done because they were trying to go for extreme cartoon-accuracy to a humorously absurd extent with him, as his cartoon model looked as if his four limb bots were just slapped onto his arms and legs. Conversely, Devastator's cartoon model showed his arms and legs to...

Yeah, when Megatron is wearing them.

Kind of wish the face looked a little more like Mr. Feeny, though.

6.5 inches tall, the average Voyager class size.