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Of the five films under Bay's tenure, the first one is the one that most consider to be the most decent or most competently made. But when one takes a good hard look at it, it becomes clear that it really feels like at least two separate films mashed together. On the one hand, you've got a...

Since the new Jazz toy was revealed in this stream (and since the title of this thread emphasizes the "everything goes" aspect of Buzzworthy Bumblebee), here's a recording of yesterday's roundtable Q&A with Hasbro:

The inevitable proper Studio Series version might look better.

It only just now hit me that Vamp resembles some distant ancestor of Waspinator.

You also meant the "Reveal the Shield" one. Classics had been dead some three years by the time of that figure's release.

But... The Siege Tetrajets?

Wait, has "Core" been used by Hasbro recently to refer to something other than the current tiny size class?

In-hand gallery of Studio Series 86 Leader class Snarl: https://news.tfw2005.com/2023/02/06/studio-series-86-leader-snarl-first-look-in-hand-images-475292#more-475292

Whoops. I just realized that this isn't the Studio Series 86 thread. This is the normal Studio Series thread.

Though, to be a little fair, when Beast Wars got to the point of its big events, those big events were about maintaining the existence of G1, which was "the most important thing ever" to many fans at the time (and still is to some to this day). Because Beast Wars was trying to maintain that most...

The first movie showed us the inside of his chest with no Matrix. And the Matrix's ability to restore life to Transformers kind of works against Optimus's intent on sacrificing himself with the AllSpark in the first movie.

Judging from this pics, is it me or do Snarl, Slug, and Sludge all look a smidge taller than Grimlock in robot mode?

Still. Moon would have been more than enough. But they felt compelled to use Zeed for some reason, and even needed to nerf him with a video game boss-esque weak spot in order for him to be beaten by the likes of Siriusmon and Diarbittmon, since he's not the kind of digimon that could normally be...

It's a Voyager, not a Core.

Geography would jump from shot-to-shot, too. One minute, everyone's in the Smithsonian in D.C. Then they step outside the building and they're suddenly in Arizona, as if D.C. and Arizona were next-door neighbors. Then, during the big desert battle with no coast in sight, there's suddenly a...

Except for the notable fact that Optimus has the Matrix in DOTM, which he only could have gotten from the events of ROTF.

Heh, it instead kinda looks like Shadow's spirit animal is trying to shoot him, and that's why Shadow looks upset.

It's like I said before, this is a Digimon series with Pokemon-styled storytelling, much like the near-pointless Hunters arc of Xros Wars. And using ZeedMillenniumon of all world-ending 'mons as a meager monster-of-the-day? That was just bananas! You don't use a Millenniumon, let alone Zeed...

Sadly, this is par for the course for the live-action film series. If you're not a slick street vehicle with a snazzy paint job, your colors are dull and muted.