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Yeah, his whole thing was that would have been he was a sexist. We have a whole thread about it.

Heck, the very first script for the movie was written before the cartoon ever even started airing.

Episode 3 of Beast Wars Again, "Beat the Destrons (Part 1)". As expected, it's the first half of Episode 2 "Beast Wars (Part 2)", ending halfway through the episode right before the Maximals begin their journey to the mountain of energon.

The TPB version did add this one new scene set during the Autobot City battle: Granted, this scene was a completely new one that was made up for the comic, instead of being something cut from an earlier draft of the movie's script.

What part of him is G1 Scourge-inspired?

I'm intrigued. Which parts need to be swapped between the two? I was under the impression that the Takara version was the more accurate of the two, but what's more accurate about the Hasbro version?

In Western animation, the majority of dialogue is recorded first, while the final animation is synchronized to the voice recordings.

Turns out there's more to the little Luma seen in this movie than just what's in this movie:

Just like Beast Machines! 😆

Leaked announcement trailer:

That there makes me realize that Universe Optimus Primal's deco wasn't too far off from that color scheme.

'Tis why I specified "comic-accurate". ;)

A comic-accurate figure of the DJD member Kaon. No way would Hasbro make a Transformers toy that turns into an electric chair.

I think you yourself put it best when you wrote this:

Jazz, Grimlock, Bumblebee, and Starscream all got new toys in 1989 as the Classic Pretenders, so any potential continuation would have an excuse to use those four prominently again. Same with Powermaster Optimus Prime, having been released in 1988. And then Action Masters in 1990 went all in on...

Soundwave has the magic touch.

People kept asking that to Hasbro for several years every year at whatever conventions Hasbro made appearances at, and they always kept saying no.

Clearly he was holding a copy of MP-5 Megatron.

Facebook is my guess. That seems to be where the usual suspects for this kind of thing are. The same crowd that unabashedly and unironically loved Machinima's Prime Wars Trilogy cartoon.

Who is "They"? Hasbro is a toymaking company. The movie (and the cartoon) was made by other companies licensed out with permission by Hasbro. and that took a lot of work involved since there were so many distinct parties at play at the time. There was Sunbow Productions, Marvel Productions, Toei...