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Sounds to me like you don't agree with Roddenberry's vision of the future after all.

At least they're not on a plane.

Kinda like what Euro-G1 did with Overlord and the Brainmasters-turned-Motorvators.

So, basically, one could say that the Joes took possession of the Terrorcons' ship after they arrived on Earth.

Reading this makes me wonder, had Machine Wars been more successful, if it could have been used as a venue to see the final unreleased G2 items released at retail as Machine Wars items.

I sure hope not!

Here's another news story about the status of ROTB's relation to the overall live-action movie continuity: https://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/rise-of-the-beasts-director-confirms-that-continuity-is-not-a-concern-within-the-transformers-film-franchise/47813/ In a nutshell, Steven Caple...

Yeah, it's like choosing between a fighter jet and a station wagon.

Energon series version, to be precise.

Yeah, it's legit. Both of those dropped plot points have been brought up in other reports on changes made to the movie.

I'm hesitant to call this one better than the first one, but its certainly head-and-shoulders more watchable than the other four. Bumblebee, though, still has all the other films beat.

I concur. It's definitely a new story arc, at the very least, with a distinctly "Part 2" feel to it.

Except for the time that he did. With Hugh.

One thousand, nine hundred, ninety-seven.

Wave 1 was August 2002.

Checking Nevermore's old checklist on TFArchive, Optimus and Magnus were each $39.99 USD, while Rodimus Major was $17.99 USD.

On the other hand, had she not lost her son, we would have been robbed of the scene of Data speaking with Jason Marsden's voice.

This 'bot is on FIYAA!!!

To be a little fair, two-thirds of that first wave consisted of Optimus Prime and Ultra Magnus, two big items whose full contents were about the same as the Super Class toys of the time.