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I still wish that Hasbro had reissued this to go with the modern ARAH guys. Granted, it's not flashy and impressive, but in real life, some of the best military vehicles were anything but.

Gonna take a second to indulge in some speculation for the leaked Mayhem listings... Bludgeon - Probably a Marvel-colored version of the regular Bludgeon. Ruckus - Likely a retool of Beachcomber. Knockout - Probably the Legacy Knockout done in new colors. Windsweeper - Likely a retool of...

New Aerialbots? Yes. New versions of the Thirteen? Yes. As for the rest...I think the only ones I'll pass on will be G2 Grimlock and Crasher.

Transrepro...wow I haven't heard about them in a long time. Long out of business, alas.

I like this news, mostly because I'm glad that Sureshot hasn't been cancelled. Along with him, Armada Wheeljack, G2 Breakdown and Overcharge are on my purchase list. Anyway, we've seen two G2-themed Stunticons, and a third is apparently in the offing...could we have hope for a full set?

I suspect the Hatchet listed here is the one originally intended for the Buzzworthy Bumblebee line. Anyway, Hatchet and Cue are definite purchases for me. Widow Maker...maybe, but I doubt the toy's gonna look anything like that concept art.

The quality of the films is definitely helping. Yes, Marvel took a chance on both GotG and Shang-Chi, but had those films not had characters that were compelling and relatable, with genuinely good stories besides, then the films wouldn't have been as successful as they were. I have nothing...

The Mayhem line is the Amazon set, right?

Guardians of the Galaxy was a competently-written, competently-directed movie with a compelling story, one which we knew was part of an established universe. Shang-Chi wasn't all that different. As for Iron Man, well, he had an animated series as well as guest spots in the Spider-Man series that...

I am very much eager to have HasLab Omega Prime and kinda wish that we could get more new toys based on RiD. Sideburn seems to be a given at this point, and I think Skid-Z would be easy for Hasbro to do if they so desired. They probably won't, but still, doesn't seem difficult.

I'm not even sure that people use that word right. I know they don't care about using it right, but still. Anyway, I'll give this a shot.

I thought it was said somewhere that this film was in a separate universe from not only the MCU, but also all the other Spidey-verses.

They need to bring back Ecto Cooler. That's all I'm saying. Go all-in win the tie-ins.

I'd welcome the sword, the display stand, and any other wonderful little add-ons Hasbro decides to throw in.

I'll likely get Sandstorm, though the main one in my collection will probably be the previous release. Y'know, the one that was retooled from IDW Springer. The comic-styled Shockwave and Grimlock are a pass.

I have this kit, and bought a Sludge in anticipation of it months ago. Alas, it'll be an indefinite period of time before I can actually assemble it, due to a lack of time and a lack of space.

Well, I've requested the week of the convention off as vacation time from my job. One step closer...

Work permitting, I'm going to this one.

Honestly, as long as the toys can interact with it, I'm good.

Well that's no surprise. Pokémon was a mainstay for Kids! WB and Cartoon Network for years, and Warner did distribute the first three films in the US.