They dropped the ball a bit on his cannon - it's not accurate in robot mode and doesnt fit or work as part of the turret either. I'm really not sure what they were thinking, other than maybe it was designed to transform more and it was cut for parts at the last second.
But otherwise I think...
They had to replace so many Victory Leos I have to imagine it rendered the entire project loss making and they didn't do anything, so I'm not holding my breath.
Though I've skipped LioKaiser, so I don't have to put up with this nonsense any more.
Hasbro don't seem to have any functional replacement program yet, so they've probably got a few more weeks.
I think it's kind of a waste of time shipping them out at this point, and wonder if Hasbro UK don't even bother and wait for replacements.
Hasbro's price increases don't reflect the Chinese tariffs, they reflect the Vietnamese ones since those are where Transformers are made.
A 10% tariff on the wholesale cost has a lot of second order effects.
I think Hasbro's costcutting has been problematic for years, but I think it's pretty...
Lol at the idea that a new mold with 2025 budgets would be less hollow than anything from the Thrilling 30 Era.
Skybyte looks okay, but ultimately he adds nothing new but will be more cheaply made than the two very good Skybyte toys I already have.
Unless budgets are fixed and part counts...
So, Super Ginrai is in hand and... doesn't really feel worth how expensive he was? It's very much like a mainline toy with a few bits of niceness, the cab torso transformation is weirdly fussy, and the arms are just mostly just friction joints so nothing to justify the lack of compression in alt...
That's nothing to do with clear windows. Smallfoot has four different oranges despite no clear windows.
Hasbro is just bad at matching finishes and colours, because they don't prioritise it.
I mean I can sort of understand the shiny/gold variants, but it makes no sense that you have to buy literally dozens of duplicates to have a chance of getting the standard Megatron design.
Japan doesn't have work for hire contracts, you have to make an explicit assignment of copyright contractually (as you do in the UK/Guernsey where James Roberts lives).
But Takara probably just didn't bother for the manga - authors don't like such assignments, and if they don't have to sign...
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