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I was always fine with how the Cybertron comics explained Cybertron Unicron.

Counterpoint: I ain't got kids so I ain't no parent. :p

Me too, sort of. I got two of Scrapface but never found a third. But I did find a fourth Siege Refraktor and so grabbed it to use as the middle component for my two Scrapfaces' camera mode. Sure, the central lens is two-thirds Scrapface colors and one-third Refraktor colors, but I put the...

Meanwhile, adults get rightly excited when it turns into Weird Al.

Nah, he also fits in over Roswell when he's testing his tractor beam on cows.

I should probably mention that the place I got my toy colors set from for $60 was none other than Amazon.

I think I got my toy colors Refraktor set for about $60, which is less than the cost of three individual Deluxes.

Cosmos blends right in over Roswell, New Mexico.

Of course, it's largely because those two shared the common animation studio of Toei.

Not the least bit what anyone was talking about.

Don't people still hate that Starscream? I remember everyone hating on it back when it came out.

Despite being the worst movie, TLK does have one genuinely good part of it that everyone should see: The first six minutes of the movie, which is the opening scene set in the time of King Arthur with a big battle of knights and a giant dragon Transformer. That scene is legitimately awesome and...

Related to this notion, there are some who would argue that the G1 cartoon, despite being a cartoon, did not actually look "cartoony". Like, the aesthetics of the G1 cartoon would clash with those of, say, DuckTales or Animaniacs (either version of each), both of which are very cartoony. Some...

Or worse: A cybertruck.

And then, there's the silver samurai:

At least we got Overgear coming soon to be a spiritual successor to Alternators.

We fans complain about the long, messy fights in these movies, but when talking to casuals it's those long, big robot fights that they go to these movies to see. Well, that and the sexualized women. These same people considered the Bumblebee movie boring because there weren't enough big robot...

Unless they first arrived/awoke on Earth in the 1980s, of course (which some modern fiction still maintains as backstory info when the action is set in the present day of the 21st century). ;)

Frankly, I'm of the opinion of "If they had just given me this hyper cartoon-accurate stuff back when I first wanted it when I was younger, I'd be perfectly fine with them doing more experimental designs nowadays." But it took them so long to get to this point because the people in charge right...