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carytheone wrote:Huh, never really thought about it that way, but they both have insatiable appetiteso.supreme wrote:Umm...If it were another Star Wars crowdfund project, I might tend to agree since there might be some crossover there...But I really don't think there are many folks out there in crisis mode, trying to decide *IF I can only back one project would it be Cookie Monster or Unicron*
Just saying the people willing to fund Cookie Monster are probably not Transformers fans as well...Although I guess, in a way, Unicron is our own personal Cookie Monster.![]()
I know HasLab doesn't do stretch goals, but a Unicron head cookie jar would be pretty awesome.
TF-fan kev777 wrote:Now I'm going to have to go back and re-read the IDW OP and Unicron comics with a "Nom, nom, nom" in my head everytime Unicron eats another planet.
Latebrus-K wrote:His head *can't* come off? Seems like a pretty simple gimmick to include. I wonder if there's another feature they're not telling us about. With the need for backers they shouldn't be withholding any juicy details...
Burn wrote:If there's "so many fans" that want the head removable, then why not make just the head for them?
What are you going to do with a headless giant Unicron toy? Stand the body in the corner and attach the head to the fan and turn it on low?
Burn wrote:What are you going to do with a headless giant Unicron toy?
But doesn't his horns become part of the planets maw?Emerje wrote:Blow it up with a couple M-80s in the chest, obviously.Burn wrote:What are you going to do with a headless giant Unicron toy?![]()
But realistically it should still be able to turn into a planet without the head.
Emerje
If I saw it right (and maybe I didn't), the planet maw and the robot horns are 2 different sets. It looked like the planet maw horns fold down behind Unicron's ass in robot mode. (Effectively making him even more of an assface.) Unless I saw it wrong. As for a head by itself, I would like it if they followed the Cybertron route, and come out with an equally large Primus/Cybertron figure that comes with a Unicron head as an accessory.carytheone wrote:But doesn't his horns become part of the planets maw?Emerje wrote:Blow it up with a couple M-80s in the chest, obviously.Burn wrote:What are you going to do with a headless giant Unicron toy?![]()
But realistically it should still be able to turn into a planet without the head.
Emerje
carytheone wrote:But doesn't his horns become part of the planets maw?Emerje wrote:Blow it up with a couple M-80s in the chest, obviously.Burn wrote:What are you going to do with a headless giant Unicron toy?![]()
But realistically it should still be able to turn into a planet without the head.
Emerje![]()
But realistically, how hard would it be the have a removable head?
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:TFsource just put their pre-order up. It's $779.99, but there is no downpayment required, and shipping to the US is free.
I might take this option. By the time taxes and shipping are added to the pulse order, I'll only probably be paying $100 more on TFsource, and I can wait until it comes to pay so I can be ready for him
https://tfsource.com/war-for-cybertron/unicron/
Delta Magnus wrote:This is because you are a hamhanded idiot.
carytheone wrote:But doesn't his horns become part of the planets maw?
Rodimus Prime wrote:If I saw it right (and maybe I didn't), the planet maw and the robot horns are 2 different sets. It looked like the planet maw horns fold down behind Unicron's ass in robot mode. (Effectively making him even more of an assface.) Unless I saw it wrong. As for a head by itself, I would like it if they followed the Cybertron route, and come out with an equally large Primus/Cybertron figure that comes with a Unicron head as an accessory.
Winky face, I was just goofing. But for almost $600 maybe they did figure out how to mass shift plasticunicron1200 wrote:They don’t on this one, you can kind of see the planet “maw jaw pinchers” on the backpack. And as far as being able to remove the head, I imagine something akin to Fort Max and Cerebros wouldn’t be too difficult to implement. But in all fairness we don’t know what the head does in transformation yet. A removable head mechanism could require a complete redesign.
ZeroWolf wrote:I echo Burns comments here, on why the head even needs to be detachable. I can't see anyone actually using the feature when I'd rather time and money spent making the whole figure better.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Burn wrote:Agamemnon wrote:Let's get back to talking about Burn's mammoth snout flopping...
Well I am Australian. It's kinda what we're known for.
Cobotron wrote:But wouldn't the feature be for play? Not display. I think it would make a neat play feature to be able to reenact his demise, but when the play is over you just pop it back on.
Honestly though, I'd rather they put the effort into giving him an uncompromised beard. I don't get why they can't just cut a triangle out of the bottom of the elongated chin they have already given him.
I was thinking make it transform a bit, like collapse into the chin, but with all the mouth/teeth articulation they make have used up all the available space. Might also why he is sporting a large wide chin, to hold the mechanism for those gnarly teef.ZeroWolf wrote:Because then people would complain the beard wasn't long enoughCobotron wrote:But wouldn't the feature be for play? Not display. I think it would make a neat play feature to be able to reenact his demise, but when the play is over you just pop it back on.
Honestly though, I'd rather they put the effort into giving him an uncompromised beard. I don't get why they can't just cut a triangle out of the bottom of the elongated chin they have already given him.
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