The Energon Pub

News Credits: 15 · by **PrymeStriker** » Fri Dec 13, 2013 10:22 pm

TheMuffin wrote:I'm a relic from a long forgotten age.

Were you an Iacon Relic? :shock:

Dammit, Ratchet! You missed one! :-x

However new Beast Wars figures still make me giggle like a school girl.

I concur. Hope we get more of these in the future. Just completing a show-accurate season one cast would do wonders for my collection. :DANCE:

by **CaptainMagic** » Fri Dec 13, 2013 10:42 pm

Deathscythetransform wrote:transmetal = instant buy

this one = pass

I totally agree that Transmetals are awesome, they came out just as I got serious about Beast Wars, after all, but why would you want a new Transmetal Rattrap when the first one is so close to perfect? The only improvement that springs to mind is making the backpack turn upside down, and that hardly warrants a new toy to me. Season One characters, on the other hand, need some serious love.

Also, whoever said to remold him as Snarl is a genius. Snarl was my very first Beast Wars figure and I loved him so much it's stupid.

News Credits: 1 · by **Sodan-1** » Sun Dec 15, 2013 8:58 pm

Manterax Prime wrote:
Sodan-1 wrote:That is friggin' awesome. Hasbro and Takara are really knocking these Beast Wars figures out of the park. I would pay nearly any amount if they were to do all of the original fourteen Beast Wars characters.

Please, Hasbro. Please.

I believe you meant to say "Hasbro is" but ended up putting "and Takara are". Takara has yet to put out an accurate Beast Wars paint job in the Generations line.

I can't say I ever thought I'd say this to someone, but your beliefs are wrong.

My comment wasn't even in relation to colour schemes or paint applications, but the figure designs and execution of those designs in general. I was offering accolades to both companies as I assume there's some kind of collaboration between the two to get these figures to the shelves, even if it's only one company designing it and the other providing expertise or approval.