Studio Series Starscream? TLK Nitro and his Studio Series redecos? SS Bumblebee Blitzwing?
Admittedly, I haven't followed the live action space for a number of years, so it's good that there have been some solid figures
We've had so many bad jetformers that ER Starscream managed to be a breath of fresh air.
Not to mention vastly better than her other Deluxe release.I know this is about voyager sized, but I feel not mentioning Jet Mode Shatter is doing her dirty.
She is amazingly sleek, and next to no kibble in jet mode.
Been carrying around eject to play with while out and about, and have started to wonder if he can be produced separately from Blaster
Would love a version of this mold in opaque plastic, and would prefer to get another selects cassette box instead of having to wait for more Blaster repaints
(That said I'll probably still buy the eventual Twincast to get Flip Sides or whoever they decide to give him)
Would love a version of this mold in opaque plastic, and would prefer to get another selects cassette box instead of having to wait for more Blaster repaints
(That said I'll probably still buy the eventual Twincast to get Flip Sides or whoever they decide to give him)
I really hope so. This mold in opaque plastic is a must, and that does open the door for the redecos.
I think part of the problem, tends to be that they are restricted to how the character looks, one of the best deluxe figures I can think of, is 2010 Hunt the Decepticons: Terradive, it cleans up very well in both modes with no kibble hanging off the body aside from the part that can hold his weapon in jetmode
Depending on how you feel about the arms, Generations Scourge (the 2010-ish one) belongs on that list. It cleaned up well, and was a great representation of the character for a decade or so.
But, yeah, still not a voyager, either.
But, yeah, still not a voyager, either.
I think possibily the last really good voyager jet would be Classics Jetfire, then again, I think there possibily TFP voyager Starscream, thou I never handled that mold as I picked the FE deluxe over the voyager, of course, there is TFP Go Jet from the Samuari team, but those are dating back over ten years now
Man, Classics Jetfire looks great in alt-mode, and standing perfectly still in a neutral pose, but don't try to do anything with it since the articulation is such a letdown. Even for that time.
Oh, I think I forgot about RtS Lugnut. That made a great aircraft and a decent robot, back when I had it!
Oh, I think I forgot about RtS Lugnut. That made a great aircraft and a decent robot, back when I had it!
RtS Lugnut had a really impressive wingspan. Just saying.
I think the only loose joints on mine were the shoulder rotation joints. Everything else was nice and solid.
At long last, the entire saga of the Generations Selects manga has been fully lettered in English!
Translated by Star Spangled Sam and lettered by Fanofcoolstuff27 and MrRald (all members of TFWiki), the full saga of this series actually begins with the comics and toy bios of the e-HOBBY-exclusive Legends Convobat and Magna Convoy toys, as well as those of the Legends Blue Big Convoy toy.
From these three toys, a whole new world was built and developed within the pages of the Generations Selects manga series. The series story starts off very cryptic and unexplained (downright confusing, even), with things revealed little by little over time, making the whole series better to read in full in order to fully understand it.
This series tells the story of the legendary Primus Vanguard, a group of mighty warriors divided into seven orders, who serve under the one and only Primus himself. This is the Japanese Generation 1 version of Primus, and it is his backstory that is divulged here, showing just how he fits into the larger scheme of the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon universe.
The series also picks up on a plot point that was left open ended at the end of the Legends manga. Namely, humanity's discovery of Angolmois Energy hidden deep within the Earth, which led to a new industrial revolution of clean energy in the year 2050.
It also contains a heavy dose of time-travel from all across the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline, stemming from the year 2011 (between Season 3 of the G1 cartoon and The Headmasters cartoon) as well as the year 2020 (the confirmed year of the Super-God Masterforce cartoon), the aforementioned future year of 2050, and the far distant future of the Japanese Beast Era cartoons. All of which come together in the main setting of the storyline: the mysterious "Precursor World".
Below is a list of every piece of media directly connected to this storyline, fully translated and lettered by all of those mentioned above, and placed specifically in order of release since the chronological order is a bit messy: the series ends in a roundabout way that expects readers to have already read the earlier-released stories that are set later.
And unlike most Japanese manga, these comics read in Western-style left-to-right.
Without further ado, let the saga begin.
Transformers Legends: – Spin Off – (2016–2019)
LGEX Convobat toy bios
Convobat prequel comic
Convobat comic
LGEX Magna Convoy toy bios
Magna Convoy prequel comic
Magna Convoy comic
e-HOBBY's Twitter feature: "Profile+" (translated by Saix)
LGEX Blue Big Convoy toy bio
Blue Big Convoy comic
Generations Selects Special Comic (2019–2021)
Star Convoy chapter
King Poseidon chapter 1
King Poseidon chapter 2
King Poseidon chapter 3
King Poseidon chapter 4
King Poseidon chapter 5
Super Megatron chapter 1
Super Megatron chapter 2
God Neptune chapter 1
God Neptune chapter 2
Volcanicus chapter 1
Volcanicus chapter 2
Abominus chapter 1
Abominus chapter 2
Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 1
Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 2
Translated by Star Spangled Sam and lettered by Fanofcoolstuff27 and MrRald (all members of TFWiki), the full saga of this series actually begins with the comics and toy bios of the e-HOBBY-exclusive Legends Convobat and Magna Convoy toys, as well as those of the Legends Blue Big Convoy toy.
From these three toys, a whole new world was built and developed within the pages of the Generations Selects manga series. The series story starts off very cryptic and unexplained (downright confusing, even), with things revealed little by little over time, making the whole series better to read in full in order to fully understand it.
This series tells the story of the legendary Primus Vanguard, a group of mighty warriors divided into seven orders, who serve under the one and only Primus himself. This is the Japanese Generation 1 version of Primus, and it is his backstory that is divulged here, showing just how he fits into the larger scheme of the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon universe.
The series also picks up on a plot point that was left open ended at the end of the Legends manga. Namely, humanity's discovery of Angolmois Energy hidden deep within the Earth, which led to a new industrial revolution of clean energy in the year 2050.
It also contains a heavy dose of time-travel from all across the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline, stemming from the year 2011 (between Season 3 of the G1 cartoon and The Headmasters cartoon) as well as the year 2020 (the confirmed year of the Super-God Masterforce cartoon), the aforementioned future year of 2050, and the far distant future of the Japanese Beast Era cartoons. All of which come together in the main setting of the storyline: the mysterious "Precursor World".
Below is a list of every piece of media directly connected to this storyline, fully translated and lettered by all of those mentioned above, and placed specifically in order of release since the chronological order is a bit messy: the series ends in a roundabout way that expects readers to have already read the earlier-released stories that are set later.
And unlike most Japanese manga, these comics read in Western-style left-to-right.
Without further ado, let the saga begin.
Transformers Legends: – Spin Off – (2016–2019)
LGEX Convobat toy bios
Convobat prequel comic
Convobat comic
LGEX Magna Convoy toy bios
Magna Convoy prequel comic
Magna Convoy comic
e-HOBBY's Twitter feature: "Profile+" (translated by Saix)
LGEX Blue Big Convoy toy bio
Blue Big Convoy comic
Generations Selects Special Comic (2019–2021)
Star Convoy chapter
King Poseidon chapter 1
King Poseidon chapter 2
King Poseidon chapter 3
King Poseidon chapter 4
King Poseidon chapter 5
Super Megatron chapter 1
Super Megatron chapter 2
God Neptune chapter 1
God Neptune chapter 2
Volcanicus chapter 1
Volcanicus chapter 2
Abominus chapter 1
Abominus chapter 2
Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 1
Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 2
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TFSource got an awesome figure restocked. Maybe a little high priced but first round went quick.
Super Megatron is a GREAT retool of TR Galvatron