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mosh magnus wrote:I'm all for Magnus. They just better not cheapen out and do him as an all white variant of Prime solely for toy purposes.
ultra tron wrote:First of all, I'm all for a lot of new characters, but I want the sides to be more even.
It makes no sense to have wheeljack, hot rod, prowl, and then the decepticons get Thundercracker, soundwave, a gelstat combinder- giving the decepticons all the power houses.
ultra magnus as a poor mans prime is fine by me becasue Prime can't do everything alone, having a powerhouse like UM in in another general area in the world could work.
as for the one to challenge prime, I would pick Grimlock as the arrogant one. Grimlock leads his own team and they do what they want, leaving Prime as the one to TRY to set them straight. In a plot twist, I would love to see the dinobots as traitors, meaning they would rather overthrow prime, becasue they think thier ideals are better.
Predaprince wrote:I am very thankful to have posters like sto_vo_kor_2000 who is so energetic about improving others' understanding and enjoyment of the TF universe
Stormrider wrote:You often add interesting insights to conversations that makes the fledglings think and challenges even the sharpest minds
T-Macksimus wrote:I consider you and editor to be amongst the most "scholarly" in terms of your knowledge, demeanor and general approach
Dark Zarak wrote:I don't know about the idea that Bay was cleverly avoiding having to use Devastator. I think you're looking too deeply into it.
Think about it. Construction vehicles are heavy, huge, and complicated. They make for perfect things to be transforming and causing havoc. I can see it now, the robots themselves are about as big as Devastator was in the cartoon, and then they go together, at least 100 feet high, if not higher, the loud noise, the random destruction that occurs when he moves an inch. How is that not Bay? Why would he avoid that?
Predaprince wrote:I am very thankful to have posters like sto_vo_kor_2000 who is so energetic about improving others' understanding and enjoyment of the TF universe
Stormrider wrote:You often add interesting insights to conversations that makes the fledglings think and challenges even the sharpest minds
T-Macksimus wrote:I consider you and editor to be amongst the most "scholarly" in terms of your knowledge, demeanor and general approach
Electron wrote:Powerglide or one of the arielbots like airraid or silverbolt.
The autobots reli need some type of aircraft
Blackstreak wrote:Arcee What male would NOT want a female autobot? Arcee is a perfect choice for putting women in a more up-front role. She would be great to balance out Megan Fox. I wish they put her in the first movie.
Dinobots I have to agree that having metallic dinosaurs run around would be awesome. And the idea of them being military vehicles w/ dinosaur-ish robot modes is a sweet idea in my opinion. Grimlock would b emy first choice as a competitor for the Autobot leadership. OH, and by the way, Swoop is the weakest of the Dinobots, Sludge is the slowest.
Ultra Magnus Here is an awesome backup leader to Prime in my opinion. In G1 he did have the leadership skills, did not lack the self confidence like Rodimus, he just didn't like having the position. RID Magnus was the ONLY good character in that series (my opinion of course) and I would actually entertain the thought of him being in competition for the leadership as well. Heck, I'd love it even more if there was a 3-way death match like Megatron had to do against Starscream, the Triple Changers, and Devastator.
Constructicons What better way to introduce combiner technology than w/ the original combiner team? The only other combiner that sets a standard in my mind would the Predacons. Now that would be an awesome sight to see! But as for the 'mistake' in the movie we can only speculate how intentional it was. Personally I think the dead characters can be brought back to complete the Constructicons and even the Combaticons. I would so love to see the Dinobots duke it out w/ them on the big screen.
Anyways, something that very few people don't seem to remember, especially in light of the movie's view on this, Cybertronians don't die. They go into stasis lock, and can be revived through repairs or transfer to a new body. This has been consistent throughout American and Japanese cartoons.
Electron wrote:Would'nt the original combiner team be Reflector?Blackstreak wrote:Arcee What male would NOT want a female autobot? Arcee is a perfect choice for putting women in a more up-front role. She would be great to balance out Megan Fox. I wish they put her in the first movie.
Dinobots I have to agree that having metallic dinosaurs run around would be awesome. And the idea of them being military vehicles w/ dinosaur-ish robot modes is a sweet idea in my opinion. Grimlock would b emy first choice as a competitor for the Autobot leadership. OH, and by the way, Swoop is the weakest of the Dinobots, Sludge is the slowest.
Ultra Magnus Here is an awesome backup leader to Prime in my opinion. In G1 he did have the leadership skills, did not lack the self confidence like Rodimus, he just didn't like having the position. RID Magnus was the ONLY good character in that series (my opinion of course) and I would actually entertain the thought of him being in competition for the leadership as well. Heck, I'd love it even more if there was a 3-way death match like Megatron had to do against Starscream, the Triple Changers, and Devastator.
Constructicons What better way to introduce combiner technology than w/ the original combiner team? The only other combiner that sets a standard in my mind would the Predacons. Now that would be an awesome sight to see! But as for the 'mistake' in the movie we can only speculate how intentional it was. Personally I think the dead characters can be brought back to complete the Constructicons and even the Combaticons. I would so love to see the Dinobots duke it out w/ them on the big screen.
Anyways, something that very few people don't seem to remember, especially in light of the movie's view on this, Cybertronians don't die. They go into stasis lock, and can be revived through repairs or transfer to a new body. This has been consistent throughout American and Japanese cartoons.
Sentry Prime wrote:* The average movie-going audience will look at him as just another Prime, due to his alt-form also being a truck.
Sentry Prime wrote:* People will confuse him <i>with</i> Prime, because he's a truck too, and he also has a two-word name.
Sentry Prime wrote: * If you have Ultra Magnus, then you HAVE to have Hot Rod & Prime HAS to die. Dramatically they form an important story point dealing with the "changing of the guard", with one character being groomed for the resposibility, and the other chosen by destiny.
Astrotrain87 wrote:And like the guy said before me,if theirs a gun in the first act,its going to be used before the last,so in effect Ultra Magnus=Hot Rod=Prime's death warrant.
Sentry Prime wrote:* If we are going to see a combiner like Devestator, I'd prefer that rather gloss over 5 or so bit chararacters and have the audience go "Oh, ok - their trucks that turn into robots, that turn into bigger robots", have it so that the Gestalt IS the character, perhaps, given the attempt to maintain some approximate mass between forms - Devestator (or whoever), unable to find a suitably sized vehicle to scan, instead scans several, breaking down into a small fleet of vehicles sharing a common hive mind.
Sentry Prime wrote:<b>Personally, I think Magnus would be a bad idea for the next film because:</b>
* The average movie-going audience will look at him as just another Prime, due to his alt-form also being a truck.
* People will confuse him <i>with</i> Prime, because he's a truck too, and he also has a two-word name.
* If you have Ultra Magnus, then you HAVE to have Hot Rod & Prime HAS to die. Dramatically they form an important story point dealing with the "changing of the guard", with one character being groomed for the resposibility, and the other chosen by destiny.
* If you have Magnus AND Hot Rod and THEN add the Dinobots into the mix, it's too many characters disagreeing / challenging Prime's leadership and the whole point behind the idea would be lost in a glut of conflicting characters.
<b>Regarding the other characters:</b>
* I love Grimlock too, but giant, robotic dinosaurs would just be too out of place within the film's context. And so far, all movie based evidence suggests that the Bots can't replicate flesh / Organic matter (yet they seem to be fine with leather, but anyway). I believe this is the case with Skorpinok, as a burrowing creature on a mechanised world doesn't seem to make much sense.
* If we are going to see a combiner like Devestator, I'd prefer that rather gloss over 5 or so bit chararacters and have the audience go "Oh, ok - their trucks that turn into robots, that turn into bigger robots", have it so that the Gestalt IS the character, perhaps, given the attempt to maintain some approximate mass between forms - Devestator (or whoever), unable to find a suitably sized vehicle to scan, instead scans several, breaking down into a small fleet of vehicles sharing a common hive mind.
/end rant
Jazzz wrote:I kinda want Wheeljack and Jazz 2
Jazz wasnt in the movie enough and hes like one of the most popular G1 characters
He's one of the people who didnt die in the 1986 movie
Savage wrote:Jazzz wrote:I kinda want Wheeljack and Jazz 2
Jazz wasnt in the movie enough and hes like one of the most popular G1 characters
He's one of the people who didnt die in the 1986 movie
Which is why he died in this movie. Jazz is dead. Mourn him, and let him go.
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