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Fitting that the present looks kinda like a coffin.

And here is the concluding part of J's Reviews' retrospective for TMNT 2012:

Just to be cute. Gotta save time and money for all that sweet sweet butt-kicking action. A lot of their research came from the Wiki.

Yeah, they were mentioned way back in the big leak that first mentioned Antagony and most of the Velocitron Wave 1 toys.

He did hide inside a violin case once.

Yeah, I think we would have gotten that by now. And since we haven't, it's very probable that the figure is simply gangmolded to the Ark.

Why not!

And yet, the Netflix cartoon both ignored the Mainframe part of the toy altogether and simply treated the Ark's robot mode as if it was just Teletraan itself.

As of RID 2015 Scorponok, specifically. He broke the trend first.

Hmm, since the Legends class actually first began with the Cybertron line (which also had its own Mini-Cons), which line do you feel was when the Legends class first started to feel this different? Movie 1? Universe? ROTF? Something later?

Spader's voice didn't bother me because it fit so well for what that movie was trying to do with its depiction of Ultron.

To this day, I still see people get up from their seats to begin leaving when the credits start rolling for MCU movies. They only pause their exit if the (first) credits scene plays soon enough to catch those people's attention, but once that scene ends they don't wait for any more. I stick...

It makes me think of Android 16.

His space suit looks like something out of DBZ.

I have those four, plus Countdown (who came with Omega Supreme), Lunar-Tread (came with Guardian Robot), and the HasLab-exclusive Rescue Patrol Team that came with Victory Saber and Deathsaurus. If we're also counting Cassettes, then I also have the Ravage and Laserbeak that came with Netflix...

They had that whole fake end credits musical sequence of "Everything's Not Awesome" (minus an actual credits scroll, of course). Several members of the audience actually walked out of the room during that song thinking the movie was over, when I saw it in theaters.

These are inspired!

And here it is: Their Unicron research mostly drew from the Marvel Comics and the Fun Pub fiction, citing such things as Balancing Act and Ask Vector Prime. Their Unicron design was basically just the HasLab toy, shell backpack and all. Though, he wielded a sword of a design I didn't...