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Counterargument: I still also have my original to fulfill that role. :p

He had enough prep time.

I'm actually perfectly fine with the solid purple orb in my Sky-Byte's chest. When you really think about, none of the Predacons/Destrongers in the cartoon actually had any insignia on them.

We say that now, but the 80s was also the age when PG movies were basically what PG-13 movies are today. It is wild to think that Raiders of the Lost Ark and Frozen have the same rating. (Yes, yes, I know that's largely because PG-13 didn't exist yet, but still)

And then he was almost renamed "Negator" at one point during the CBS pitch phase, with his altmode reimagined as an orbital satellite laser cannon.

Here's a start: https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Size_class#Size_class_chart (Yes, I know it's outdated)

Why is he wearing a dunce cone?

Wow. Just shy of the 50th series, too.

Episode 13 by itself:

Eh, there are worse molds out there. Lots of worse molds.

And even then, they never really brought that up again after the first episode or so. It's the fans who kept reiterating that.

From what I can recall hearing Kaye and Chalk both say about their time in the Unicron Trilogy, it sounds like both of them didn't even audition for the roles and were just given them out of convenience since both already had experience voicing a Megatron and an Optimus in the past. Chalk has...

Well, that automatically makes you one of the best Titans.

Basically, the best Titans are the ones without normal hands.

Ehh, Adam's return in "Always a Chance" portrayed his MMPR powers as dangerous and unstable, showing him in a weakened state within a minute or two of morphing, with the threat of the powers potentially killing him. Sure, it was one last hurrah getting to see him morph into a Mighty Morphin...

Along with the oil crisis of the 1970s.

Galvatron: "We hope you enjoy our presentation of the Megatron Philharmonic Orchestra."