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Nor does it look like these will either. And, truth be told, the Beast Modes were never actually disguises back in Beast Wars either. Or hey, now that I think about it, Beast Modes have barely ever been used for disguise purposes in all of Transformers history.

The AOE Dinobots say hi.

Linkara just uploaded this, a full compilation of his Marvel Transformers Retrospective from last year:

People put so much focus on the Marvel backstory for Unicron that it feels like they completely forgot that there was originally no divinity at all in TFTM's depiction of the planet-eater. He was just a very big dude with a very specific weakness. And with the original first-draft script of...

Not my upload. I just saw it elsewhere.

"Hey, who's kid is this?"

He is from the trailers, though. ;)

Region-free version!

Funnily enough, all the way back in 1999, Beast Wars Neo went out of its way to explicitly depict Unicron as a completely mortal being who is absolutely not a god. An extremely powerful mortal being, but definitely not a god. His main goal in that show was to become a god, even. The Generations...

She eventually did in the Japanese G1 cartoon continuity, by the year 2050:

Episode 1 has been officially uploaded to YouTube early by Nickelodeon UK. Unfortunately, it is geolocked. Not even those in the U.S. can view it.

Toy Galaxy (or the channel formerly known as Toy Galaxy) takes a look at the history of DuckTales (1987):

FedEx is who tends to deliver any and all of my orders from Hasbro Pulse. All other orders I get from BBTS, TFSource, eBay, RobotKingdom, Action Robo, etc. instead come in the normal USPS mail. Though, Target orders instead tend to come from UPS.

No Basics video this week, but I did find something else interesting. A few weeks ago, Chris was interviewed on an episode of the Transmissions podcast, talking Transformers and more:

And, at the end...

Indeed. Any new Under-3 must be a mass retail figure.

Finished binge-watching it last night. Got a real kick out of all the new ATLA references. Ezran must have had a growth spurt, he looks much older than just two years. Still don't like the short seasons feeling more like only part of one longer season. That finale was anything but a proper...

"Super Easy, 'Barley' An Inconvenience!"

A few thoughts crossed my mind about a few things on the Hasbro side of RID. It's no secret that Hasbro imported Car Robots over as RID to serve as a filler series while Armada was being readied for release in mid-2002. As such, it also served as a transitionary series to better the switch from...