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kirbenvost wrote:The whole point of the MP line is to be as G1 cartoon-accurate as possible in robot mode and real life car-accurate in vehicle mode,
Sorry to disappoint, but MP is for G1 characters so far.
hinomars19 wrote:kirbenvost wrote:The greatest comment I have ever seen on the internet was a guy who hated MP Soundwave because it didn't (per his expectations) transform into a satelite.
Cobotron wrote:Hey! You seemed to have attracted a wild Megatronus. They're hard to find, but boy are they fun when you catch one!
megatronus wrote:hinomars19 wrote:The greatest comment I have ever seen on the internet was a guy who hated MP Soundwave because it didn't (per his expectations) transform into a satelite.
This story upsets me. I'm right there with you.
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:megatronus wrote:hinomars19 wrote:The greatest comment I have ever seen on the internet was a guy who hated MP Soundwave because it didn't (per his expectations) transform into a satelite.
This story upsets me. I'm right there with you.
As he seemingly expected RotF Soundwave all I can say is: Hentai baka...
griftimus prime wrote:let me guess. a cliffjumper repaint of bb will be made.
this line is such a joke.
Kibble wrote:griftimus prime wrote:let me guess. a cliffjumper repaint of bb will be made.
this line is such a joke.
I agree. It's so stupid getting the best figures ever made for the characters that started it all.
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:As he seemingly expected RotF Soundwave all I can say is: Hentai baka...
megatronus wrote:That's all well & good. But if the reason you don't want the new MPs isn't scale issues, don't attribute your lack of interest in the new MPs to scale issues.
MP-10 is magnificent. He's just a solid toy that comes with all the bells and whistles. If you're just comparing MP-01 to MP-10 in a vacuum, than yes, the cost difference might seem extravagant. But when you consider that 10 years separates the two figures, and that a host material costs changes, compounded annual inflation, and exchange rate fluctuations happened in those 10 years, the new prices make some sense.
I also collect Generations - I love those figures. But for great quality, cartoon accurate updates to G1 characters, the recent spate of MPs is the way to go.
frogbat wrote:megatronus wrote:That's all well & good. But if the reason you don't want the new MPs isn't scale issues, don't attribute your lack of interest in the new MPs to scale issues.
MP-10 is magnificent. He's just a solid toy that comes with all the bells and whistles. If you're just comparing MP-01 to MP-10 in a vacuum, than yes, the cost difference might seem extravagant. But when you consider that 10 years separates the two figures, and that a host material costs changes, compounded annual inflation, and exchange rate fluctuations happened in those 10 years, the new prices make some sense.
I also collect Generations - I love those figures. But for great quality, cartoon accurate updates to G1 characters, the recent spate of MPs is the way to go.
Sorry for the equivocation. I used the word "since" as in since they've released these figures i haven't been able to get into them... as in timeframe etc. I did not mean that the scale shift was the reason for me not getting them. Having a set of complete G1 transformers with the same detail as these, and all in scale in relation to their real world alt modes and somehow in relation to each other would be a holy grail... And these seem pretty close so kudos to takara.
And though mp-10 isn't my favourite, I agree with your points and if I didn't already have mp1 i'd get him instead, ultimately costs are what keep me collecting these.
Cobotron wrote:Hey! You seemed to have attracted a wild Megatronus. They're hard to find, but boy are they fun when you catch one!
Bounti76 wrote:I'm excited for both of these MPs and will be preordering them both shortly. I can only hope for a few repaints of MP 'Bee as Goldbug, Glyph and Bug Bite. While the last two are obscure-ish characters, so are Acid Storm and Sunstorm, and they have Masterpieces.
And while I'm on the subject of obscure characters for repaints, how about a red head and weapons for G2 Sideswipe, and two more repaints as MP Deep Cover and MP Clampdown? Thanks.
craggy wrote:these two being announced as a pair would be a great way to have them be the Cybertron modes shown in the first episode of the cartoon. I'd actually quite like that in a Voyager/Scout two-pack, where lil Bee could ride inside big Jacky. But yeah, I'm looking very forward to Beetle Bee and maybe even Wheeljack.
EagleBot13 wrote:I am now officially worried about that bumblebee. With them going for scale in the MP line than this bumblebee is going to be really small so hopefully the price does not seem too crazy once we see the figure and some size comparisons.
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Mindmaster wrote:hinomars19 wrote:Shockwave is potentially still tied up in licensing and copyright issues with the Korean folk.
What's the deal with that? Shockwave is a Cybertronian handgun. What, did the North Korean Armed Forces decide to patent it for military use?
Not by Hasbro or Takara, despite being released by both.
jamarmiller wrote:love the news ! Wish they would just re-release g1 sideswipe again, missed out on him as he was in stores for about 2 days before selling out and I thought I would be able to buy him in stores and not have to preorder him
Rated X wrote:Bowspearer wrote:Rated X wrote:He wont turn into a robot that is your precious "mini-bot" scale, because he is not an Isetta or a golf cart.
On the contrary, considering the line is in running with the animation scale guide, it's more than likely that he will. Also, expect that price to be adjusted once a more official announcement hits.
The robot scale in the cartoon doesnt comply with the actual size of the cars they transform into. So you cant have both. A VW Beetle isnt that much smaller than a Lamborghini or Datsun. If they go with the traditional mini-bot scale, the car mode will be the size of a golf cart next to the other MP cars.
Fanboy wrote:You need to see the figure, feel the figure , lick the figure , be the figure,
And only then can you love mp 01 the way I have.
Neurie wrote:If your getting technical about series 1 1984 G1, well old Red Alert was a series 2 toy.
The remaining series 1 toys that are left are: Brawn,Cliffjumper, Gears, Huffer, Windcharger, Hound Iornhide, Rachet, Sunstreaker, Jazz, Mirage and Trailbreaker
All the series 1 Decepticons have been done as MP except for 1 rainmaker/seeker.
For series 2('85) you have:-
Autobots:- Omega Supreme, Jetfire/Skyfire, Blaster, Perceptor, Beachcomber, Cosmos, Warpath, Seaspray, Grapple, Hoist, Inferno, Skids, Tracks and the Dinobots.
Deceps:- Shockwave, Thrust, Dirge, Ramjet, Reflector, the Insecticons, the Constructicons, Blitswing, Astrotrain
Then the non show toys like Roadbuster and Whirls(would be a nightmare to reissue those in any form), Deluxe Insecticons and Jumpstarters.
Reflector wasn't until series 3 in 1986.
Neurie wrote:Reflector wasn't until series 3 in 1986.
Fanboy wrote:You need to see the figure, feel the figure , lick the figure , be the figure,
And only then can you love mp 01 the way I have.
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