In Package image of Million Publishing exclusive GoShooter

"Doublechanger-Style Attack Mode" is what that other form is called, but it's an unofficial one made by the Twitter people playing around with the figure.

Sabrblade wrote:"Doublechanger-Style Attack Mode" is what that other form is called, but it's an unofficial one made by Twitter people playing around with the figure.

And it doesn't look half bad. Note: it's a reference to the Diaclone Doublechangers which were the basis for the G1 Omnibots Overdrive, Camshaft and Downshift.

That...doesn't actually look too shabby. I'll be getting Nightbeat on the 10th, so this'll be an experiment.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:It looks pretty easy to do, just rotate the waist 180 and twist the legs 90. Simple but effective. How would he get around though, with the rear wheels inaccessible, use Shūta's rotor to fly?

There are fake wheels molded into the feet that this form utilizes.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:It looks pretty easy to do, just rotate the waist 180 and twist the legs 90. Simple but effective. How would he get around though, with the rear wheels inaccessible, use Shūta's rotor to fly?

There are fake wheels molded into the feet that this form utilizes.

So... that would no longer make them faux-kibble?

Only if they were fully functional (i.e. - able to spin and rotate).

I like it. It's a cool little unofficial third mode. First we get the Astrotrain gun, now flying car Nightbeat lol

Black Bumblebee wrote:I like it. It's a cool little unofficial third mode. First we get the Astrotrain gun, now flying car Nightbeat lol

Except that Shouki's "Train Bazooka" mode was made official by the story it appeared in. This "Doublechanger-style Attack Mode" for Goshooter is just something done for fun, like all the Gerwalk modes that Hisashi Yuki was making out of the Roadbuster and Brainstorm figures.

Flashwave wrote:So is the coptor just balancing there or is it pegged/wedged in to something?

Just balancing. There's nothing to peg into.

Autobase Aichi has recently posted in hand shots of Million Publishing's Generations 2014 Vol. 2 exclusive figure GoShooter on their Facebook page. This will be the first time that the Nightbeat retooled version of IDW's Bumblebee will be available to the Japanese public. This repaint comes straight out of the Japanese G1 series Masterforce where GoShooter was originally a Head Master, but in this iteration his human companion Shuta will be playing the part of a Minicon/Targetmaster borrowed from Generations Blazemaster. The exclusive figure has begun arriving at the doorsteps of Japanese customers who bought the Generations 2014 Volume 2 book and sent in the mail away coupon. Have a look at GoShooter in both modes with his friend, and his G1 counterpart below!





























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I think the car mode looks fantastic, just needs the blue panels on the door to be something...

I'll be happy to own it. Need to borrow some other toy's guns though. Hate that stupid weapon.