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I used to be a news admin for them, up until the forums had to be closed down due to a combination of the news feed being moved to Facebook and the forums suffering rampant spam attacks. I have all six of their accessory packs.

Found this ancient-looking fansite by accident through a Google Image search: https://beast316.tripod.com/moonbase3.html

The ;) was meant to indicate facetiousness.

I am the robot mode! 😁

Sure it does. It served the purpose of finally giving us this Unicron: ;)

Somehow, hearing that use of "Not!" isn't as cringey as it was hearing it in the original series.

Dying Ratchet from the 2-pack with dying Brawn. https://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/first-look-at-target-exclusive-studio-series-86-dying-ratchet/48082/ Target exclusive, but apparently in the main SS86 line instead of Buzzworthy Bumblebee since the latter is going under.

Up until Dark Cybertron, IDW1 was known for being perfectly content to tell stories that didn't try to be a toy commercial.

FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! :devilish:

Netflix has renewed the series a second and third season, allowing it to run the full length of the original cartoon's main story. https://deadline.com/2024/03/avatar-the-last-airbender-renewed-netflix-end-season-3-1235847043/

My first guess was Animated Swoop.

Okay, now I wanna do this too.

I'm just saying that the comic appearances of Alpha Bravo only happened because of the toy being made to begin with. It's not like the IDW writers had actually always planned to tell the Combiner Wars story. That happened because of Hasbro wanting the comic to advertise the toyline. MTMTE was...

Alpha Bravo was introduced as a toy first before all else at SDCC 2014.

This mod is hilarious and amazing:

If not behind the windows, there are other Titan Master cockpits on at least Optimus.

I just now realized that the vintage General Blitz toy from the 1995 G.I. Joe spinoff Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles would be perfect to make a figure digibash of Abdul Fakkadi.

And Blaster didn't even have cassette minions originally. His toy's cassette door was even sealed shut during its original 1985 release before the gimmick was restored for his second release in 1986.

I mean, it's what the door looks like:

Another bump has pushed the backer count beyond 19,000.