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Calix (literal hi-then-die 2000s Horde character) never got a figure to the best of my knowledge, and I'm not sure if Entrapta (who got a big push in Netflix She-Ra) was ever in pre-2010s fiction (though she did get a toy commercial for the She-Ra 80's line, but that played down the Horde as a...

Oh certainly, and I'm drawn to the idea that Tolkien's Lord of the Rings is an unintended counter to Orwell's 1984, in that the former's cosmology will not allow even a literal fallen angel to stomp on humans (and other "speaking peoples") forever. In the here and now and the time we have...

Honestly, I really did think that this guy was one of the best additions to the lore that we received in the early 2000s. Maybe it was how his backstory worked in the Dreamwave ongoing (although arguably that company's collapse and the character's unique circumstance meant that no-one else was...

Although most texts suggested that the New Republic left the Sanctuary Moon alone after the first year following the Battle of Endor, West End Games' dice and paper RPG allowed for Ewok characters to make their way into the larger galaxy. I'm a bit surprised that nothing was touched upon...

I did call that, interestingly enough. My supposition wasn't based on the right evidence, but I did call it.

One of the hardest lessons that one can learn in life -- indeed, I'm still grappling with the ramifications of it -- is that the arc of the universe does not, in fact, bend towards justice. A side effect of that is that some very reprehensible people simply never face consequences for their...

A momentous announcement.... that isn't a second season. "Don't worry, you won't even die horribly!"

...That's a weird-looking submarine, though. 😉

But did they acknowledge that we'd seen him before in the series?

Miley has a Tanabata wish. Not sure if sharing it will prevent it, but here we are.

Those were the Horsemen, but yes, they can be considered a subgroup. And making Rhinox War was a profoundly missed opportunity. I will not be taking questions.

Now, the last two episodes were released in theatres as "The Last Act". And word of mouth largely was all that was needed for marketing. But we know how fans are. So, now that we have all the episodes presented, here's a mock A24-style trailer for The Amazing Digital Circus!

Links are there to be found with a little digging and pattern-matching. I know I wasn't the one who first noticed story-beat links to Age of Extinction, but given that film's production it does make a certain kind of sense, though Bay would likely troll us if asked and Hasbro would certainly...

And that derailment derived in part from suggesting my other other fixed idea (though not exclusively mine) of making all of Toei-G1 the local Scorponok's fault, too. 🦂 I mean, KP's ParasiTech, Marvel Pretenders, and IDW-2005's Headmasters and "ensparked fetus" subplot do strike me as...

Just think, Takara could have greenlit a crossover with Super Robot Life Form Transformers and Licca-chan.... https://web.archive.org/web/20071030060039/http://archives.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/east/12/06/japan.pregnant.doll/index.html "Thunderblast comes with detachable maternity pod!"

Jax: "Oooooh, violence!" Zooble: "That's it? 'Here's some guns, have fun?'!!" Caine: "I didn't say 'have fun'...."

Well, here's some more! For a satirical candidate, he makes a lot of sense....