I always thought it was cool how DinoZaurs (Bandai's attempt to directly compete with Beast Wars) had the female Daimon Ryugu as that series's main villain. While all of her main generals and field commanders who led the enemy troops into battle far more often than she did were all male...
According to Unicron.com's instructions archive, Mini Vehicles, Cassette 2-packs, Constructicons, Scramble City Combiner limbs, Throttlebots, Triggerbots, Triggercons, Sparkabots, and Firecons were all $5.00 USD.
In all honesty, it is a little surprising that, in the past 42 years of this brand, we've still never gotten a main lead who is female. We've had some standout female Decepticons and Predacons, but who are always under the authority of Megatron or some other male leader. I'm talking somebody...
So, my guess was wrong. ConnerTheWaffle has uploaded his retrospective of Dino Fury, but without Cosmic Fury, meaning it'll be covered in its own video after all:
Well, this one goes deeper than that topic (which a LOT of other YouTube videos have covered), going over more historical aspects of African American acting roles in the entertainment industry and how it all related to the conception of Goofy as a character and led up to the relevance of A Goofy...
And the thing is, the original animated version of Maleficent didn't need fixing because she was already excellent. She was sophisticated, regal, intelligent, cunning, and competent. She was so thoroughly evil because she LOVED being so. She relished making others suffer. It brought her pure joy...
I watched Maleficent for the first time earlier this year and found it utterly baffling. They had to make significantly worse so many other characters (pretty much everyone who wasn't Aurora) from the original animated version in order to make Maleficent believably sympathetic. At that point...
And, what would doing so mean for any comic writers who want to write expanded-universe tie-in comics set in the world of the G1 cartoon outside of the episodes' onscreen events? Would that mean that these writers wouldn't be allowed to use Optimus Prime just because the comics would be set in...
Just give us our "King Arthur and the Guardian Knights" movie as an apology for The Last Knight.
We got that. It was Transformers One. And it was enjoyable.
I'm not as big a Superman fan as I am a Transformers fan, so I don't follow the trends and happenings in the DC fandom, but when Christopher Reeve passed away, were there any people saying that Superman should be retired in his honor? Because that's what the suggestion of doing so with Optimus...
Season 2, Episode 5, "Sound Off" (w/ the games scenes from the Season 1 episodes 27 and 20, the entirety of Episode 24, and the game scenes from episodes 14, 8, 4, 21, 13, 6, 2, and 11 attached at the end)
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