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keep it simple; Ignis Prime

I agree here, Its an established character from an established background; but not as deeply establised as others are.

You're welcome to do what you want, but as others have said the Civilan vs Military has never been as strict as you make it out to be. As others have stated, Reflector is a Camera, Soundwave is Cassette player, the Constructicons are construction vehicles. Right now for my "season 1" I am...

Personally I don't think I'd rate the 80's movie that high, I love it and its part of my childhood, but Like Bumblebee is "ET" TFTM is just Star Wars. I just don't objectively feel its a better then 07 or Bumblebee.

What about Neil Degrassi Tyson?

I m not sure agree 100% with placement, but at the same time that's roughly where I would put things; probably a slightly different order for top 5.

Only if we also get pictures of people wondering where they hug they sit when the interior is entirely a folded up robot.

As mentioned previously, I am running my own TF continuity in a TTRPG, and I have LOADS of this. Lugnut (in his universe body) and Tidal Wave (in his titan returns one) being Decepticon heavies and one of reasons Megatron still has command of the disenfranchised Decepticons on Earth. Lugnut is...

Pedantic: I mean anniversary does mean yearly...

I dont know anything about them, but The Norse gods have some of that as well.

Techically they haven't stopped celebrating the 35th anniversary.

Greek or even Norse gods, both are deeply expanded on in a similar way, where they just feel like Mortals with a bit extra.

Reminds me of how they had plans to make CW Landfill, as a remold of CW Devastator. Maybe the Studio Series version will allow that idea to come to pass.

While mine have yet to break, this is a major reason I kept the "dead" Ironhide and probably be the reason I'll pick the Ratchet one up if it find it on sale.

I call this: "Damnit Hasbro, where's my backup?"

Maccadam is certainly one of the best parts of Cyberverse, in a show that has a lot of really good stuff in it.

I've seen that as well. Which feels true, beucase Hasbro and Paramount have different measure of success when it comes to these movies. They considered ROTB to actually be successful, even if most everyone else didn't. I feel TFO has managed the same, to be successful even if its not been a box...

I feel like this is another case of "Omega Prime holds togeather just fine, I could throw mine down the stairs and he'd still not fall apart."

Remember before then, are thing like the Bell Riots and WW3,and the worlds basically nuked back to the stone age. We can still have the Star Trek ending.

I like the second one, 'Tracker' it seems. It actually looks like a cohesive thing, with a sorta retro-robotic look. "Crusher" looks like a 3 car pile up and begging to be put out of its misery.