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If they ever make a Slipstream, make her the leader. That would also echo how the situation with the Seekers was in Cyberverse.

Paste in Batman singing "Am I Blue" instead.

It's speculated that Siege Shockwave's armored up super mode was based on the ideas for his Prime toy.

Because James Roberts was the one behind those and he left the company before they could be completed.

WHOOSH

At this point, I feel it really should be said. This is not Reddit. One does not have to keep making new threads over and over again every time one has a new question to ask people if said questions are still related to the subject of another thread that's already been made beforehand. Thread...

Looks more like an unpainted test shot to me.

To be a little fair, Alternators Hound was pretty fun figure.

And even when the CW Ultra Magnus came out, there was still a sizable number of naysayers complaining about the IDW-based execution of the figure, upset that it wasn't a more Geewun-based Ultra Magnus with a white Optimus wearing armor, saying things like "Why does he have a tiny bearded dude...

Not just before Siege, but even before POTP itself. We didn't even know about the Evolution gimmick yet.

That's the only one known to have ever been given on record.

At the very least, a potential name Hasbro was floating for Arcee's Prime upgrade was "Arcana Magnus". Which, frankly, sounds less like Arcee as a Prime and more like Brainstorm's Nebulan Headmaster binary-bonded to Ultra Magnus.

Probably Star Saber himself.

At long last, The Unlucky Tug has finally completed his long-awaited retrospective video for Thomas and the Magic Railroad. This is a video that many have been requesting him to make, and have been waiting for years to finally see him make it.

*sigh* As the years go by, Alignment feels more and more like it was released a lot longer ago than it actually was.

The Disney Brain's thoughts on the new trailer:

Well, as late as 2004, Furman was still shilling it, as evidenced by his including two pages dedicated to it in Transformers: The Ultimate Guide.

In fact, as both Regeneration One and Secrets & Lies have each illustrated, Furman apparently has so little interest in any of the UK or G2 comics that, in all of his revivals of Marvel G1, he has basically pretended like neither the UK nor G2 comics ever existed in the same universe as the US...

We don't know. None of us here has that kind of information or insight.

3H attempted something like that with Universe, and Fun Pub later had their whole TransTech series with a buncha faces from all across the multiverse.