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Ah, so it'll be beeping Bee from Prime instead. 😛

As of just one year ago, the old "Members Only" section of the TCC website was still up and fully open to the public without the need for any membership account, complete with all of the old Mini-Con bios and "Theft of the Golden Disk" character profiles still up and fully accessible. Currently...

And, besides, Ironhide already got his own Issue 1 murder back in the Costa-written IDW ongoing. Killing him here would just feel repetitive.

I know that and you know that, but most are gonna look at this toy and think of the TFSS toy, and lament the use of the Siege mold over a wing-swapped Earthrise mold. (And my intention of the spoilered bit was to point out Randy's original intention for the character as alluded to in his TFSS...

That's kind of overthinking it, since it's not a matter of swapping heads at all, but rather swapping wings. Put Thrust's wings on a non-conehead Seeker and you're good to go for an Earth mode Nacelle.

C'mon, Hasbro! We're still waiting on these two. Get on with it already!

And I was assuming that such a cartoon would have used the LA voice talent pool rather than outsource to Vancouver.

Chromedome's colors look like those of G1 Cutthroat.

A shame, considering his "thing" was originally supposed to be "the Seeker who got a unique body upgrade like no other".

So, recently, I've been doing some major translation work on the Japanese guidebook Beast Wars Universe, and working on its Beast Wars Fandom section led me to search WayBack for this, Ben Yee's original Beast Wars Homepage from way back before BWTF.com became the all-encompassing Transformers...

Yup.

Aside from the cheaper registration price, it doesn't sound that much different from how BotCon is now.

Complete with "Danger Zone" as the theme song, naturally. Though, which early '90s voice actor gets to play Maverick in lieu of Tom Cruise?

Get them to make another Top Gun movie but with all the jets colored in wacky neon colors in the movie. Call it something like "Top Gun: The Next Generation" so they could get away with all the wacky colors being considered a Generation 2 homage. 😜

That would explain it, then.

Is it possible the mold is licensed?

It's not a matter of stopping this issue. It's the fact that it even happened so widely in the first place.

So, having been going to BotCon since 2010 but never TFCon, this will be my first one. What all should I know beforehand about what's makes TFCon different from BotCon (especially since BotCon is no longer official and now permits the selling of third-party toys like TFCon does)?

And they didn't even have to change their appearances after work, since they were respectively filming for Columbia and Paramount earlier that day.