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Yeah, that's what I was referring to. Three reissues had it. Two from Takara (TF Collection and Encore), and the most recent Hasbro one (Vintage G1).

The Fun Pub Facebook feature Renegade Rhetoric had written an episode for its virtual Season 2 in which Leader-1 and the others who had alternate toy color schemes acquired those colors. https://gbwiki.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Chains_of_Doom

I kinda wish they offered a second version of Bee with his retooled cartoon-based head to go with the cartoon-colored Optimus toy. And if Cliffjumper needs second version, his could have been Hubcap.

Even better:

I still recommend those who enjoyed the movies watch this show too. It does some world-building and helps Knucks grow and mature, but just be aware that

I just finished binge-watching the Knuckles mini-series.

Or both.

Them, Mirage, the Dinobots... Hoo boy, the latter would sell like hotcakes.

Er, that's "Fossilsaurus".

Eh, I've seen worse.

Reminds me of BotCon 2012 custom class SG Longarm.

Sure, it would make sense for him to be bigger and more intimidating than them. After all, he is the terror that flaps in the night.

Think of it as everyone in TF: One being younger, so they're all smaller. ;)

...No? He wasn't. That's what he was in the UK comics. In the US comics, he was this made-up original design:

Optimus: "We call it a spark. It contains our lifeforce, and our memories."

Man, it was like this back when that show first premiered, and again with the Prime Wars Trilogy before then. We longtime fans recognized that both of those shows were bad, but casuals on places like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc. praised them both as masterpiece works better than any other...

Some things mentioned about Nucleous in the stream is that while he's themed around Nucleon, the mineral he's modeled after is quartz. It was also seemingly insinuated that Nucleous and the other Armorizers are all "sparkless bots" with a hole in their chests to illustrate that, suggesting that...

For comparison:

So, there's this little QC issue with the wheels of Gears that everyone should probably be aware of:

They're simply too afraid of alienating fans of the 2007 movie (because of how much money both it and its pre-TLK sequels made) to let go of it. That's what it boils down to. Typical executive mindset.