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I don't follow. The origin we finally got for Devil Z feels like it something that could have been written back in the 1980s, as it's based entirely on information from the G1 cartoon. Specifically, from "Five Faces of Darkness" and "The Return of Optimus Prime". What is this, the mid-2000s?

That makes me want to see side-by-side comparisons between the Legacy figure and the 10th Anniversary figure from 2006.

Nope. And it has left alone the Unicron Trilogy, the movies, Animated, the Aligned cartoons, Cyberverse, the Prime Wars Trilogy, the War For Cybertron Trilogy, EarthSpark, any non-Japanese comics/books/other print media, and any non-Japanese video games. None of those are part of JG1.

Yet another new Tokusatsu thread made separate from the Tokusatsu thread:

"Tank Cannon" is their name, according to the Tweet.

For context, this art is celebrating 2023 being the Year of the Rabbit in the Chinese Zodiac.

Oh and look at this: Legacy Titan class Cybertron Metroplex was among the winners of two different categories in Seibertron.com's 2022 Year End Review. Once in "Transformers Toy of the Year" and again in "Favorite Legacy Toy". And he was picked by a different person in each category, so it...

"But-But bikes can have red tires! CARS don't!!!" :rolleyes:

"But... But-But these toys are supposed to be trying to look like REAL vehicles!" Yeah, whatever. They're still toys.

Let's see them do Beast Machines Cheetor next and watch the fandom explode! 😈

It was a nice touch for the final episode of Arrow to include Barry and Kara among the guests who attended Oliver's funeral.

The coloring of Crosscut's head reminds me of Binaltech Asterisk Broadblast.

What about the Transmetals from the original line?

"There it is , Wendy! Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning!"

This whole conversation inspired me to write up this new entry for the Wiki. It's the seventh entry under the section titled "Early internet misconceptions".

Well, he was a candidate on the fan poll that Optimus Primal won instead.

Re-watching the episode of Beast Wars Neo that the Triple Z Point appeared in, Vector Sigma said this about it: "During the first galactic war, called the Great War, Unicron's energy was pulled out from his enormous body, which was then sealed in a sacred area called the Triple Z Point, which...

Admittedly, it's a page that still needs a little bit of work.

The "Triple Z Point", you mean. And, no, I meant what I said. When Big Convoy's team goes to the Triple Z Point to inspect Unicron's remains, it is literally right next to Cybertron in that episode.

Here's a neat little interview where Peter Cullen and Frank Welker demonstrate how they evolved their Optimus and Megatron/Soundwave voices from how they did them in G1 to how they did them in the movies: