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BotCon's was Megaplex, though. Either way, I'll take King Atlas over all other Skyquake reuses, please and thank you.

That episode was anything but simple. The good guy heroes of the story forcibly used brainwashing technology to control the Constructicons, robbing them of all free will and using them for slave labor. That is all kinds of unethical.

So, in the past,

Something related to MP Dia Burnout's toy bio story (translation of that still to be made too). Long, complicated story penned by Hirofumi Ichikawa.

Shatner is in his 90s, man. Ain't no way he's ever coming back to do any kind of major Star Trek project at this point.

Until we get a translation, have a summary:

I guess it just boils down to the old notion of fictional giant piloted robots being more popular in Japan than fictional giant living robots.

*pours another one out for the failed HasLab Cookie Monster*

It kind of looks like they just painted over Blackarachnia's black spider legs in orange instead of just gating them off to directly mold them in orange. That's a lot of extra paint.

Like all his other updated videos, more refined information throughout.

Playing catch-up on the two newest Beast Wars Again two-packs. BWVS-03 Instant Showdown: Cheetas VS Waspeeter BWVS-04 Tenacious Showdown: Tigatron VS Blackwidow

Arcee I'm not sure why, since she's in the stands with the other spectators and looking pretty confused. As for Elita and Axelgrease, they are apparently acting as race queens.

While perusing the Zelda Universe forums, I came across this very interesting observation: This got me thinking. Also, I should probably address something: Keep in mind that y'all are talking to a guy who has a pretty extensive understanding of the sprawling Japanese Generation 1...

With the new release of Wave 2 in Japan, we got ourselves another manga. Like the first, this one is chock full of Easter egg character cameos:

Linkara has posted his revised updated version of History of Power Rangers Ninja Storm: This one starts right off with new content, covering the unfortunate circumstances of Pua Magasiva's passing, and more detailed coverage of the Hexagon pitch.

Just replace it with a flipper.

It's sad that no one ever remembers Bill Mantlo, Ralph Macchio (no, not the Karate Kid) and Jim Salicrup, who were the writers of the original four-issue miniseries for Marvel G1. Bob Budiansky only started writing the series from issue 5, after the original four-issue miniseries. And then...

There was no Pink RPM Ranger.