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All because they were made by Hasbro alone, without any assistance from Takara.

You have no idea. P.S., "Machinima"

Fort Max was Michael Dorn, Perceptor was Wil Wheaton, the voice cast was weird.

Just Emissary. No others.

A toy voiced by Jon Bailey and Chad Vader, of course. :p

What makes you think this will even make it to store shelves at all? Most of these Collaborative figures are online-only.

Good thing I didn't embed any pics when I first posted the announcement and preorder links.

I think we're just supposed to take this as Din Djarin himself as a Transformer. Officially-speaking, that is. Headcanons can do whatever.

I know that all of the typical online retailers had all of their pre-orders for that wave sell out.

Word has it the Star Wars higher-ups wouldn't let the Transformers team create a new character out of this set, like they did for several other Collaborative releases.

I'm afraid you're out of luck, there. Her wave never made it to retail stores, having been skipped over at the time. I had to get mine at BotCon earlier this year, overpriced, and it was the Takara version, specifically. Absolutely no one in the entire vendor room (which was both huge and filled...

Some are saying it's another SS86 Blurr retool. If so, it's a darn good one, cuz I can't see the original Blurr anywhere in that figure.

I still see all three of those at my local Targets and Walmarts.

Dank farrik! https://www.ign.com/articles/hasbro-transformers-star-wars-mandalorian-n-1-starfighter-figure https://www.hasbropulse.com/product/transformers-collaborative-star-wars-the-mandalorian%E2%84%A2-n1-starfighter/G00985L00 That looks so much better than all the previous attempts at Star...

Under the new name of "Battle Masters".

They also had the gall to use Spock's dying words to justify genocide. 🤬 Which also didn't make any lick of sense since there were way more humans than there were Cybertronians. Sentinel's needs were the needs of the few, not the many. The guy was totally delirious.

That line never made any sense to me. Sentinel considers the Cybertronians to have been like gods back on their planet, but a mortal person can only really think of themself as a "god" if there exists alongside them something they consider to be lesser and beneath them, in order for them to...

Yeah, we've had "Cybertron Radial"/"Cybertronian Radial" tires before.

Looks less "dead" to me and more like "black and white television".