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I'm a little bit less than half way through the movie and they've shown the year 7 times either on a calendar, photo, or video. :D

First minute shows it takes place in 2002.

Haven't seen it yet, but it's partly inspired by the director's real life experiences.

It was a good movie. No complaints. Refreshing that the lead was Batman for 89% of his screen time.

I'm glad the shareholder asked that. Very well stated question.

He's great. I like mine a lot.

She is in a relationship with the creator of Gravity Falls, Alex Hirsch, but identifies as bisexual. That is why Luz is bisexual as well.

Lot of Disney creatives speaking out about this bill.

While I have one, I certainly would have grabbed one to keep MISB if they weren't so scarce and expensive. Same goes for Shining Magnus actually.

Bumblebee Movie Ratchet, Brawn, and Wheeljack are all pretty great.

Great designs. But if they fit a figure they'd be huge $300 figures. 😳

For those curious, they did mention a specific TakaraTomy designer was involved in the design of this figure.

Nightbird Shadow was just released and there are instructions for her swan mode.

He's likely to be a green or tan Vamp or something similar.

I think Dake's image here illustrates my point well. If the vehicle canopy isn't allowed to split or disassemble, you either got to put it on his back or make it the torso. You can imagine how doofy that may look if you were to slap CW Megatron's limbs and head on it.

That would have been ideal, but that's one big cockpit to try to integrate anywhere. Even if his limbs and lower half all surrounded a mostly unaltered cockpit, he'd probably look very much like a HISS cockpit with a head and limbs poking out of it.

He'd have to be a lot bigger or have tiny limbs to have incorporated the cockpit another way than just hanging off his back. Not much you can do with it. Looking like Megatron as much as possible while also looking identical to an actual HISS and having a cockpit to fit a 3 3/4" figure were...

The designs have gone from reimagined to faithful recreations it seems. Which is more boring, but I cannot say that the Python Patrol Officer isn't a beautiful thing. He hits all the right nostalgia buttons for me.