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The description of the Thirteenth "appearing" when the war against Unicron was already in progress, then disappearing and promising to return "When All Are One" kinda sounds like a description of a combiner. Like, the Thirteenth is the combined form of the other Twelve, to be ultimately...

Between the Airrazor body type and the wings making a perfect armoured skirt, this would've been much better as a new femmebot. All she really needs is a new less-Optimus-like head. Maybe something based on the Mistress of Flame.

He was the best part of Inhumans.

My favourite is still the Star Trek cologne. "Because tomorrow may never come."

To this day I remain baffled that Hasbro never released a Titan Master Sari. If ever there was a character that would've been perfect to be released as just a head with a mini-vehicle, you'd think it would've been her.

Not the first. There was an episode of Enterprise with Vulcan rage-zombies, though they technically weren't dead. Not to mention the Borg, who generally fit the literal "reanimated corpse that will infect/turn you if it catches you."

Point of order: once issued a letter of marque, the receiving party is technically a privateer.

Not exactly The Basics, but McFeely just posted something cool:

I actually feel like Adam would make a better Bumblebee, given that he's the closest MotU has to a central kid-identification character. Or maybe Adam as Hot Rod (with He-Man being his Rodimus upgrade). Optimus is the heroic ideal that the young, untested hero is trying to live up to. Maybe...

HAYASii, actually.

Turns out all this time he was playing Ultraman. Or maybe Earth-10 Superman.

Hey, my favourite Youtube channel mentioned Quebec history (while deliberately avoiding the Discourse).

It's a six-episode series, so there's one ep left at the time of writing. There is (in theory) a possible least-bad ending, but at this point it would feel like a cop-out, and I don't think that's where this show is going. (For those who don't know, this show is a deconstruction of Doraemon...

I think what Steevy meant was that the toy designs used to come first, and then be shown to the artists/animators, who would create streamlined character designs. When Michael Bay came along, the whole model flipped; the artists now create character models first, which are shown to the toy...

That was how the old EU did it; The Ones (i.e., the Mortis entities and Abeloth) were what the Celestials evolved into. The Celestials were the first galactic civilization, who are said to have "invented" the Force(*). They were eventually overthrown by the Rakata (having "hacked" the Force to...

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Sooner or later, the Undertaker always wins. (Sorry.)