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One could instead consider this Masterpiece Marvel Optimus, who did have yellow on his waist. ;)

This won't be answered until after the end of the series, so the show itself never addresses it. The real reason given is that it was originally built to be a new body for Optimus, but was stolen from the factory that built it before it could be given to Optimus. Though, the weird thing is, the...

Also, presenting MP-44S Optimus Prime Yep, English name. Not "Convoy". https://takaratomymall.jp/shop/g/g4904810919049/ This one is a toy-accurate redeco. No trailer or electronics, though.

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Masterpiece MP-56+ https://takaratomymall.jp/shop/g/g4904810908999/ Diaclone-colored yellow Trailbreaker with a toy-accurate head and toy-accurate guns. Name seems to be "Rigorous" (リゴラス Rigorasu). We'll need to wait for the official Romanization to be sure. Will likely be added to Hirofumi...

Guys, all that italicized text ooo-baby typed belongs to someone else. He's quoting it from a post made on TFW.

The best Star Trek stuff didn't come until after Roddenberry died.

Nog also noted that it was something that humans used to do. Then along comes current Trek shows with main characters just smoking casually like it was nothing.

Nope. Powermasters exist in Japanese G1 as a separate concept from Godmasters, even if their toys use the same gimmick function. Optimus Prime became a Powermaster in Japanese G1 named "Super Convoy", separately from the Godmaster Ginrai. And Super Convoy's Powermaster form was coated in a...

There also was that one DS9 episode where Quark, Rom, and Nog accidentally went back in time and the three were appalled by the notion that hu-mons used to smoke tobacco, equating it to willingly putting poison in their bodies.

Optimus's pre-Earth body is just his Armada body with no wheels, a different chest (window pecs and grill abs instead of a one big grill covering his whole torso), a flattened backpack (in lieu of the truck cab roof and windshield) a new waistplate (which he loses on his Earth body) and...

My problem with Shadow in Prime is that, in several of his fights with Sonic, he's trying to get Sonic to listen to him and has several moments where he beats Sonic enough to get him to stop and listen, but in each of those moments, Shadow just keeps trying to beat him down instead of using...

So, in your opinion, doing drugs is healthier than coffee.

The basketball episode with the guest-starring Harlem Globetrotters, for one.

"Y'ever just... feel bad for Robot Hitler? I know I do!"

Netflix has uploaded the first episode of Sonic Prime season 2 to YouTube:

This just in! Bad guys are "mean and cruel"! News at 11!

I see that Decepticon symbol, you traitorous Twintwist!

If we're talking cartoons that are somehow both family-friendly and uber violent at the same time, nothing tops The Legend of Prince Valiant. Lotsa deaths happened all throughout that show, with even the bodies shown onscreen. They got away with so many onscreen (and a few off-screen) murders...

Yes. It's showing up as broken on his end. Works fine for me (and apparently the rest of us), though. Maybe it was his Internet connection at the time or something.