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Legacy Evolution Tarn is getting a rerelease in Legacy United.

The wiki has a MEGA archive of every chapter in its original Japanese form, but only a small handful of chapters have actually been translated in English (and some by a translator who made some rather questionable translation choices). The wiki's archive has all of those few, too. What you...

Since we now have access to the episode's full script, we can see that the scene specifically called for the "War Dawn" version of Alpha Trion to appear (see Page 44), meaning the use of the more aged version was indeed a mistake on the animators' part.

The Matrix itself is also drawn woefully off model in that last pic, too.

I recognize you're pointing out the Deadpool expy-ness, but due to differences in writers, SG Drift's personality ended up shifting away from a Deadpool homage to instead make him act more like an outlandish Samurai stereotype as if portrayed by a stereotypical weaboo.

But again, Legends was able to be so simple about it because it took place in a world where the characters had diagetic access to information that was non-diagetic in all the other worlds.

It's the same timeline (agnostic BOTW/TOTK positioning and all) that's been on the official website since not long after TOTK's release last year: https://www.nintendo.com/jp/character/zelda/en/history/index.html

G1世界 (Jīwan Sekai, "G1 World") ジェンズ世界 (Rejenzu Sekai, "Legends World") トランスフォーマーアニメイテッドの世界 (Toransufōmā animeiteddo no sekai, "World of Transformers Animated") And so on. Though, not every "World" that crossed over with Legends got named. And the Legends World was a world where the...

The Selects manga made him the original Quintesson leader who first possessed the Matrix during the (retconned-to-be) occupation of the planet. Even stuck his noggin on a Rodimus-colored version of Floro Dery's original Quintesson body design.

Don't worry. It originally showed up on my end just fine.

Cyberverse season 3-4 was really the first time a main TF cartoon actually tried to really dabble in multiversal fun, with the Megatron X and Tarn story. According to this Q&A with writer Mae Catt, she "would’ve liked to have the other Transformers series show up (TFP, TFA, G1, Shattered...

Not in the past, they didn't. Rewatching both the video Glitch posted and the episode "Forever is a Long Time Coming", there are no transforming minions shown working for the Quintessons. No Sharkticons, no Allicons, nothing. All that are seen are Quintesson Judges, Prosecutors, Executioners...

Because he's an Armorizer. They all break apart into pieces just like the Weaponizers, Modulators, Fossilizers, and Junkions. That's their gimmick.

Here's something else done for the 40th, Hasbro Pulse uploaded interviews with Dan Gilvezan and Gregg Berger:

How did the Blu-Ray release of DS9 look?

15 minutes of gameplay footage at PAX:

Nope. Just Heinrad.

Once again, this is a rival competitor company's product that has nothing to do with Transformers.

It's the tummy. That's basically Lio Convoy's tummy.

If you got that from MatPat, he was wrong. There is no timeline merging of any kind at any point in that game's story. Some portals are opened at different points in the story, but by the very end of the game, all of that is completely undone with Hyrule reverted back to the same status quo it...