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Not just failing to maintain/renew/whetever, but actively removing it. There were Captain Planet villains who wouldn't go this far out of their way to make things worse.

More recent evidence than that suggest that, no it actually was a biped. Or at least Spinosaurus mirabilis (the newly described smaller species) was; it had proprtionally longer hind legs than Spinosaurus aegyptiacus.

I think they skipped step 3 this time, though.

The alt-mode picture where it says how many steps is a submarine. Though I think it looks more like a mechanical Sharktopus. (Though not enough tentacles, and more Dunkleosteus than shark.)

Exactly; spring-loaded pop-out. Like was common in Transformers from Beast Wars through at least Animated, and especially in Armada and Cybertron where it was essentially the default implementation of the line-wide gimmicks. But DotM and Prime had weapons that were "pop-in as soon as you let...

The gimmick didn't even make sense. They were spring-loaded to put "oomph" into separating, instead of into combining. Why? Were springs somehow cheaper than having a tab to hold the vehicle modes together? Between PCC, DotM Mechtech, and the weapons on Voyagers in Prime, this whole era of...

That same link says it's based on the unproduced sequel to the 80s movie.

More official pics of upcoming figures including in-package. https://news.tfw2005.com/2026/05/27/transformers-cyberworld-energon-surge-additional-stock-images-564893 I'm not sure if Cheetor being a snow leopard is something that's been officially said anywhere or just TFW assuming because...

Does anyone still think the orange traitor has ever legitmately been President?

"Pro-life" bastards want to literally legalize murder https://meidasnews.com/news/n-c-republicans-introduce-bill-allowing-men-to-kill-women-for-using-iuds

Does anyone ever say "yes" to that?

Megatronus does bear a Mega Onus for what he did to Solus Prime.

And we have a Macross thread in general.

General consensus among Biblical scholars is that only about seven of the epistles were written by the actual Paul (and yes, parts of some of them are suspected to be later additions), and the others attributed attributed to him were forgeries. Romans is one of the ones that's considered genuine.