Dr. Heavy B wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Dr. Heavy B wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Guys, just take the Takara Prime Nemesis Prime toy and combine THAT with Unicron. There. Problem solved.
Problem NOT solved. In the Prime Cartoon, Nemesis Prime is a human creation. Unicron HATES the humans. Called them parasites, or somthing like that.
While
created by humans, Nemesis itself is not human. Unicron's stealing it and fusing it with himself could serve as an insult to us ("I'm stealing your precious invention and tarnishing it with my own essence.")
Unicron pairing himself up with a human creation would likely insult Unicron more. There are about a half dozen humans who know of Unicrons exsistance, compared to the 7 billion wandering around on earth. Not much of an insult. MEANWHILE, the god of chaos (Keyword: GOD) has to resort to teaming up with a human creation, created to resemble a direct decendent of his greatest enemy. Sorry, takara droped the ball (as usual).
You act like there would be some sort of teamwork involved in this. FYI, Unicron's no team player.
He'd be one in the driver's seat, possessing the Nemesis unit and turning it against its creators. Nemesis is a non-living entity. Unicron could easily turn it into one of his own minions just as he does to other lesser beings. Plus, this Gaia Unicron toy does not represent Unicron himself, but one of his dirt-based avatars. In a sense, Unicron would be using a puppet controlling another puppet since he no longer possesses a corporeal form of his own. Unicron is the ultimate puppet master who takes what isn't his and twists and taints it into something ugly for his own gain. So what if he hate humans? He hate Primus' children (the Transformers, which include the Decepticons) yet still uses them just like he would use Nemesis.
If you've read Exodus, wanna read the War For Cybertron comic? PM me.
Shadowman wrote:Me, Grimlock! wrote:I honestly don't know how you can keep track of what's changed and what's the same.
This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Diem wrote:Sabrblade is an incredible font of information, especially on the more obscure continuities.