-Kanrabat- wrote:Now that he's gone elsewhere, Transformers will finally be able to move on.
Because he had the final say on things and not Hasbro executives who via marketing determined that G1 characters are what people want?
-Kanrabat- wrote:Now that he's gone elsewhere, Transformers will finally be able to move on.
Burn wrote:-Kanrabat- wrote:Now that he's gone elsewhere, Transformers will finally be able to move on.
Because he had the final say on things and not Hasbro executives who via marketing determined that G1 characters are what people want?
Who's Warren?-Kanrabat- wrote:Burn wrote:-Kanrabat- wrote:Now that he's gone elsewhere, Transformers will finally be able to move on.
Because he had the final say on things and not Hasbro executives who via marketing determined that G1 characters are what people want?
Warren was a GOD and everything that happened to the franchise was his doing and his alone.
That's how it sound anyway from the complainers.
Still, he did had a heavy influence and I'm honestly thankful for that. We got Combiner Wars, Titan Return, Siege, and Earthrise that are all stellar lines with so many "budget masterpieces".
There's still so much to tap into G1. But G1 can take a break and we can put back the S in Generations.
Warren going to Power Rangers, I'm pretty sure the franchise will have the revival it need.
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.'
Sabrblade wrote:Who's Warren?
blackeyedprime wrote:Generations: I've missed out listing which series had idw on it but even cw did. The geewun whingers are a bit whingee for my liking.
CW g1, g2, armada, new stuff
Titans return g1, g2, new stuff
Potp g1, new stuff, beast wars,
Seige g1, g2, armada, car robots, bay, new stuff
Netflix g1, new characters
Earthrise g1, new stuff
Kingdom g1, beast wars, and more
Selects g1, g2, energon, new stuff
If the future of transformers is just two step changers or steps in the wrong direction, it won't really matter with the decades of figures available and that continue to be made.
Titans return/takara legends will probably be my favorite and go to line out of the generations lot but there is always room for surprises and awesomeness in other lines.
ZeroWolf wrote:Fans will hate on both sides.
No one is forcing you to interact with them. And the name calling is unnecessary.blackeyedprime wrote:Generations: I've missed out listing which series had idw on it but even cw did. The geewun whingers are a bit whingee for my liking.
Rodimus Prime wrote: I'm concerned he has only gratitude from me for reigniting my passion for the toys, and helping me refocus my collection and collecting habits.
More than that, actually. AOE was his first line, then he oversaw RID 2015, TLK, Studio Series, and while he didn't oversee it, he designed (whether fully or partially) six of the Thrilling 30 molds:o.supreme wrote:Warden will have overseen Six lines
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.'
Sabrblade wrote:I guess this means Kingdom is his last line.
Rodimus Prime wrote:No one is forcing you to interact with them. And the name calling is unnecessary.blackeyedprime wrote:Generations: I've missed out listing which series had idw on it but even cw did. The geewun whingers are a bit whingee for my liking.
As for the topic of Warden moving on, for the most part I like his contributions to the franchise. There are a couple of things I could pick on, but I won't, because IMO what we got under him is far better than what we had before he came along. 5 or 6 years ago, I was disheartened with just about all facets of the franchise, and the arrival of CW got me excited again. I even picked up the IDW books, with mixed results. So as far as I'm concerned he has only gratitude from me for reigniting my passion for the toys, and helping me refocus my collection and collecting habits. I don't buy Power Rangers or Ghostbusters, but I think his involvement will only improve the product. Thank you and good luck, Mr. Warden.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
-Kanrabat- wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Who's Warren?
Close enough.
Burn wrote:-Kanrabat- wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Who's Warren?
Close enough.
Not if you're Zelda.
1984forever wrote:Beast Wars is such a small, but vocal part of the fandom. It was smart of Warden to get out before he tanked the line.
1984forever wrote:Beast Wars is such a small, but vocal part of the fandom. It was smart of Warden to get out before he tanked the line.
1984forever wrote:Beast Wars is such a small, but vocal part of the fandom. It was smart of Warden to get out before he tanked the line.
1984forever wrote:Beast Wars is such a small, but vocal part of the fandom. It was smart of Warden to get out before he tanked the line.
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