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But Pyro isn't a Turbomaster, he's an Obliterator.

Hopefully not, since the Ark was one of the weaker Titans in terms of stability.

Yeah, ever since the current Hasbro team took over from the previous one, every Titan has been their own appropriate mold, with the only Titan mold reuses from this team being ones that make sense/have precedent: the Guardian Robot from Omega Supreme, and Black Zarak from Scorponok. Fort Max...

Hopefully the combining parts for Legacy Armada Megatron will still be compatible with the figure after it has been upgraded with the shoulder upgrade kit made by SamMakesToys.

Bit of a language warning:

Sooner than expected, J's Reviews has already churned out his retrospective of TMNT 2012 season 2!

You know what's really wild? All these years it was believed that TFTM took the Matrix concept from the Creation Matrix of the Marvel comics and morphed it into the Matrix of Leadership, since the comics written by Furman pretended the two were the same thing with different names. But with the...

Looks more like Magna Convoy to me.

Keep in mind, all the religious stuff came from the Marvel comics. TFTM may have made "Prime" a Matrix-bearing rank, but before the comics invented Primus, the Matrix was just a tangible symbol of military/political authority with no explained origin. Likewise, Unicron was "just some guy" whom...

Thew: "Spacism? Spracism?"

Cyberverse Optimus also says "Hi." He was shown to be introverted, bad at giving party speeches, and could even get annoyed at the most mundane things because of their being so mundane. He had flaws, and rather than seeing them as flaws that needed to be overcome in order to better himself, the...

And even then, TFTM wasn't all "Gritty and Mature Edginess", neither. It had Hot Rod and Daniel fishing. It had Eric Idle Wreck-Gar with his wacky obscure TV quotes. It had other characters with equally silly voices and speech quirks like speed-talking Blurr and rhyming squeaky-voiced Wheelie...

There's no café scene in this one, but there is a bonus clip at the end after the Spider-Man 2 PS5 promo:

Sadly, some non-86 Studio Series toys are still like this, too, having such teeny tiny pieces that need to go in the absolute exact places in order to transform, but keep popping off at every moment during the transformation. And the same could be said for TF cartoons aimed primarily at adult...

😕🤨😳 Those are the chains?!! ... Wha- WHUH?!! o_O

But every so often, one can hear the distant sound of piano music coming from the directions of where his parts were stored, making one wonder...

Having never experienced this 3P Armada Prime, where are the chains on it and what do they do? (I can't see any chains in the pics posted)

Unless someone hijacked your account and it wasn't actually you who posted the "pizza vengeance"-faced Mikey: 😜

Remember waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back on Page 1 when J's Reviews started his multi-part retrospective series about the 2003 cartoon? Well, now he's started up a brand new multi-part retrospective series for the 2012 cartoon:

Then we come to Episode 22, "The Low Road". Keeping this one in its official placement, Inferno is a bit less prominent in this episode than the preceding two, but he is shown to be more of a team player with Terrorsaur and Waspinator, working together with them in better cooperation and...