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To be water, on the other hand, it was a massive hit.

Cybertron also introduced Legends of Cybertron, which turned into just Legends (not that one), which turned into Cyberverse (not that one).

Good question. Are we nation, or are we dancer? That's what the details-may-vary disclaimer is for.

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One that won't make you sick?

This latest description sounds more like the existence of Guzzle, whom you can substitute for Brawl in your Bruticus if for some reason you feel so inclined. (Which does seem to contradict the previous description, which sounded more like what you said.)

We did have that early stretch of Cyberverse everyone tells you to skip where Slipstream was the highest-ranking Decepticon on Earth and had toxic mild yuri with Windblade.

In my perception it's more common for MW toys to be the opposite, a mold ranging from appropriate to "we'd have accepted this mold for a homage in 2003 on the basis of it having a fitting altmode" and then a color scheme that seems totally random. If you asked me to design you a Machine Wars...

Painting the drone numbers onto Optimus's own limbs is certainly a very Takara approach.

I believe GSO was wondering about the real-word motivation for making it, not the in-universe justification.

I could have sworn I already posted this.

Technically two! Both of them have had limbs recolored from the Energon jet limbs!

Into the futuuuuuuure

Okay so having just gotten home from the theater, the thing about the short is that it is entirely uninterested in answering this kind of question. Or any other kind of question, for that matter.

I suspect this isn't unrelated to the use of the G1 cartoon with new effects. G2 Optimus looks basically like G1 Optimus, and G2 Ramjet is still A Seeker and therefore able to represent vaguely "Decepticons" as depicted in the cartoon. Whereas Tank Megatron is very obviously unlike anything in...

I think you're all varying nonzero amounts of right. I also think some of you need to take several dozen steps back.

I've always assumed it was the opposite of what this seems to be implying. Since they'd decided to kill him off right at the start, they wouldn't need to pay his voice actor for long, and that meant they could afford to get a big name.

I'm confused. From context it looks like you intend this to be understood as a bad thing?

Intrigued by the implication that Optimus Prime's package bio isn't fiction.