This mirrors my feelings on the matter pretty heavily. I long hated how Hasbro handled the character for decades. They rushed to bring back Optimus as quickly as they could, swept Rodimus under the rug, and virtually tried to pretend he didn't exist for 30 years. During that time, Rodimus became...
Was the original's gold plastic an issue? I know a lot of people tend to assume gold plastic is automatically problematic, but it really wasn't even back in that era. I can't find any references to Galvatron on the wiki's GPS page, and I don't see any references to any GPS issues on Galvatron's...
I definitely hope they take the feedback that they apparently got this weekend and come up with something to get Nexus a dedicated frame. Borrowing Superion's frame is ok as an interim solution, but he really does need to get his own.
And no, a G2 Superion boxset color matched to Nexus is not...
The G1 figure in my picture has the limbs arranged the way the G1 toy instructions said they should go, and the way most* media that has featured him has shown him. For Victory Dinoking, Takara chose to swap the limbs to the opposite side, which the G1 toy supports. IDW 2005 then applied that...
Bristleback has a crack in his legs, and I'm sure it will expand to a full break eventually. Other than that though, they're still doing great. Probably the best shape of any original G1 toy I have left.
I still feel like TLK was a movie that had a lot of work put into making a solid story that all got chopped down either in rewrites or editing. Stuff like the red on Optimus and Megatron's faces indicating the influence of Quintessa, suggesting she's responsible for Galvatron's receiving a new...
I haven't gotten into the Energon Universe stuff much yet, so I don't know anything about Shredhead. Looking at him just makes me think of Guinevere from Onward. Especially the concept art version.
BM Megatron just wasn't a very good toy. He really needed to be at least an Ultra. As is, weight aside, he really is an enhanced Deluxe. It comes across in his size, simplicity, and "sloppiness", for lack of a better word. His robot stomach is just his dragon arms shoved into the gap between his...
I wouldn't mind getting Cryotek... plus additional redecos in green, black, and white. But given that Hasbro couldn't even complete the set of Diceling dragons, I won't be holding my breath for that.
That's what I worry about after seeing these first two limbs, that they'll all be a little off, and then just get rereleased as a proper homage as a giftset.
So the quick and dirty pic to show off that he can combine back in February used Vortex and Brawl, since they were the only helicopter and tank available. I wouldn't take that to mean the final limbs will be. I'm pretty sure Collapse was originally leaked as supposedly being the new Landquake...
Huh? Where are you getting the idea that there's no single frame he can use? I agree that the lack of any info regarding his own dedicated frame is... let's just say disappointing. But they've said multiple times that he's compatible with the Superion frame, including now officially in the new...
I think I'm just struggling with reconciling what I've seen them say with what you've seen them say. They've said they planned out the 13 Primes, sure. But they've also been clear that plans have shifted, and that Nexus in particular changed a bunch. I don't think they've ever tried to claim...
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