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You know, Ramjet's had all these other redecos, Thrust has Nacelle as an option, but it seems Dirge is the only Conehead whose wings have never been used for any other Seeker deco besides Dirge himself.

There it is!

A "Youngkion", if you will. I know I've seen a digibash of that somewhere, yes. Can't recall where, sadly.

Priceless

I'd probably consider Ninja Storm to be the Armada of Power Rangers in that it was the first series to really feel so different in look and tone from everything that came before (largely thanks to the switch from LA to New Zealand, the new music, and the more comedic writing of the show; I'd...

It's because Jolt was colored orange-ish in the cartoon, so Hasbro opted for show-accuracy.

So what your saying is that some bad cheese gave you a vision about toys colored like bad cheese.

And now it's canceled.

If it means finally freeing RID 2001 from their clutches, then so be it.

It just hit me. If Takara were to ever try sneaking that new Tow-Line into the background of some new JG1 manga, they could easily use it to represent a post-RobotMasters Wrecker Hook having finally gotten his memories back and rejoined his Autobot comrades. (Still waiting for them to explain...

So what you're saying is that this Ultra Magnus looks ripped! 💪

Now you got me curious to see what it looks like in all the other Seeker decos.

I see what you did there.

Weird decision to make the tallest Maximal in Beast Machines a tiny Core class figure, though.

I see the Autobot symbol only on the shaving cream can, but not on the figure itself.

No, I meant it's because of Spielberg not wanting Bumblebee to talk in the first movie is why Bee got stuck with the radio gimmick at all. Heck, Spielberg originally wanted NONE of the Transformers to talk at all in the first movie.

It's the Laser Optimus package refresh, yes.

Yeah. THANKS, Spielberg! 😒

It's even more ironic considering the "boy and his car" aspect of the first movie was only in there at all because of Spielberg's more direct involvement with said movie. AOE lacked such close involvement from Spielberg, and Bay still put it in there regardless. Wild.

It's still (wonderfully) surprising that Corporate Hasbro allowed them to take such a bold route. I mean, killing off Optimus has been done to death (pun intented). But killing off Bumblebee? That is rare.