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So they killed one show because it wasn't close enough to a recent movie and killed another show because it was too close? What?

Hopefully whoever storyboarded the fight scenes in Earthspark sticks around; those were bar none the most dynamic and exciting fight scenes I've ever seen in a Transformers show.

Slow and pondering is not how I'd describe Cyberverse. The 11-minute episode format really didn't allow for it.

For reference, here is art of what Straxus was going to show up as in Legacy, via TFwiki.net: (on the right) EDIT: More here: https://news.tfw2005.com/2023/11/23/unused-legacy-straxus-art-first-look-499570

Those are sure some iconic moments that let people unfamiliar with the character know how cool he is!

Sentinel Prime is my new guess:

Blaster would make the most sense given the comic version has history with both comic Grimlock and Straxus; plus they could give him the toy head. Also ti would fit with the theme of unconventional Marvel leaders. (Shockwave, Straxus, Grimlock all lead their various factions at one point in...

I'll need to take a look at my current soundwave and see if he's discolored. Otherwise I can't really justify buying him a second time, especially since I also have the Siege version.

Weird Al as Cosmos feels like a choice that was custom made just for me.

Very much digging Straxus. I'll wait until we have something more than concept art before making comments about the quality of the space bridge reveals.

Bee probably ain't a VW Bug because he's a mainline deluxe that's supposed to be on shelves for a year. No way modern Hasbro pops for that kind of license for a wide-release figure that's supposed to be on shelves well into next year.

Okay, shot to the clavicle (or whatever the TF equivalent is), but you get my point. Though I never noticed before that they didn't keep the entry and exit points consistent between the two shots. Based on the first shot it hits his clavicle and exits out of his side, probably missing most of...

I think it's important to note that Transformers don't die of injuries in the movie, (hang on, hear me out) they die because the plot requires them too and the circumstances around those deaths seem wildly inconsistent. Like, Brawn, one of the tougher Autobots, dies to a shot to shoulder while...

Transformers Minus One Actually takes place in 1982 and just reboots the plot of the original, but more modernized with a award winning human storyline.

Since you said "in-canon" I'm going to ignore previous drafts and what was going on in toy shelves. First thing, obviously, is Lithone doesn't get wrecked so the entire opening of the movie is gone. Ultimatley all this means is Kranix isn't available to let Hot Rod and Kup know what Unicron's...

I'm not a fan of Quintesson's transforming, but hot damn that alt-mode looks fantastic in an alien organic way.

I really liked the Nemesis' bot mode; looks more like a hulking monster than a robot person, which is a nice change of pace.

I mean, that's typically how things go once you get a job in politics.

Transformers put on weight as they age? ;)

I meant bothering with the hobby at all. I'm just tired of the constant chase and dealing with orders and just the whole thing.