Incidentally, Beast Wars II was also kind of like the Japanese equivalent of Machine Wars, releasing overseas molds that hadn't yet seen release in its domestic market, as well as releasing molds that were previously canceled from Generation 2. It even used the same Flipchanger jet molds.
Armada wasn't completely devoid of bios for the toys, however. Hasbro's official Transformers website hosted bios for the toy characters of Armada, Universe, and Energon (for this one, click each URL that ends in ".bios/dn/default.cfm").
Full archives of the Hasbro.com bios for the Armada toys...
If I'm being honest, the static shoulder pylons ruin it for me.
Legacy Armada Megatron got multiple upgrade kits to fix that problem for that mold, but no such kits were made for this mold's shoulders.
Bit of an update on the rumor of Bay's directorial return:
https://www.seibertron.com/transmissions/clarifying-michael-bays-return-to-direct-a-transformers-film/48655/
They'd only need to reunite four people since they were barely any familiar characters in that movie.
They can cast whoever they want for Rhythm and Algomon.
And "reunite" is technically a strong term since Digimon was always ever dubbed individually rather than radio-play style.
You're missing out on some great Beast Wars-levels of characterization and some top-notch, all-star (and at times heartwarming) voice acting.
Kade and Heatwave have a real "Rattrap and Dinobot" vibe going on with their relationship, for instance.
And Chief Burns is the best father character in...
Ironically, this will be the first version of the mold that I actually want to buy, because it's Heatwave and he's awesome.
I only got the Breakdown version because it came bundled with Windsweeper.
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