I mean it might just be a neurodivergent thing but I just prefer to keep things as what they are meant to be (although I have no issues displaying all my various figures together in crossover situations because it looks cool [it's partially why I used that Macross toy in the pic I posted a couple pages back] nor do I have issues repurposing or coming up with headcanons within the franchise itself, if that makes sense).Considering Brave started out by repurposing Transformers designs, what's the harm in repurposing Brave toys as Autobots or Decepticons?
It's Stampy!I happen to love repurposing other figures and transformable robots as Transformers. For me, it's not a "need" per se, just a want. Like, I have this thing on preorder:
https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/Product/VariationDetails/252285
I'm well aware of the fact that it isn't a Transformer. But if you think for a second that I am not going to find some spot on it to add an Autobot logo, then I don't know what to tell you. 'Cause I'm gonna.
And that's totally ok, too! The great thing about having a collection is doing things with it that make you happy. Mix 'n match? Cool! Keeping things within their own brands? Go for it!I mean it might just be a neurodivergent thing but I just prefer to keep things as what they are meant to be (although I have no issues displaying all my various figures together in crossover situations because it looks cool [it's partially why I used that Macross toy in the pic I posted a couple pages back] nor do I have issues repurposing or coming up with headcanons within the franchise itself, if that makes sense).
That's my take on it and why I love that United is doing Star Seekers and Infernacs/Armorizers.On the other hand, it's a big universe out there. The Autobots can have allies from other planets who aren't themselves Autobots or even Cybertronian.
THIS BE THE START OF A FINE CREW, ARRRRR