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Deadput wrote:bvzxa wrote:Yeah Hasbro is so garbage right now with CW. This looks much better in fact it looks more expensive too.
Despite the fact that only Takara Bruticus is better then Hasbro.
Besides that Hasbro has been about the same we also wound't have got new characters from Takara at least Hasbro is trying to move on from the same old G1 characters you have seen a thousand times.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
Hellscream9999 wrote:
Yeah, hasbro's combiners have been far nicer looking overall than most of TT's, not buying that statement at all
Va'al wrote:Deadput wrote:Actually I don't know my mother's name is Valerie so is Va'al actually my mother?
Yes. Now go to your room and don't play with yourself.
Randomhero wrote: I am really not understanding what you guys are saying. A "comma" or two could help here
Va'al wrote:Deadput wrote:Actually I don't know my mother's name is Valerie so is Va'al actually my mother?
Yes. Now go to your room and don't play with yourself.
Deadput wrote:Randomhero wrote: I am really not understanding what you guys are saying. A "comma" or two could help here
I don't get comments like this how does a single dot on the screen help.
,
Does that look like it would magically make my words any easier to read?
The reason I space my lines is so that they are easy to read.
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.'
Delta Magnus wrote:Actually, yes it would. Did you do literacy at school?
I tell you what would make your lines a lot easier to read- if you typed like a normal person instead of putting
linebreaks
between
every
single
sentence.
It's really annoying and unsightly.
Va'al wrote:Deadput wrote:Actually I don't know my mother's name is Valerie so is Va'al actually my mother?
Yes. Now go to your room and don't play with yourself.
ZeroWolf wrote:As previously said, comparing hasbro and Takara is a fool's errand. They are both drastically different in terms of how they operate, their reach, their corporate structure and their competition. Takara's tfs face stiff competition in Japan, the land of transforming mechas, so it's no wonder why their products come out the way they do.
There is no fact other then that we, the consumer is the true winner here. Depending on your collection style, you'll have different prefences and wants, so either Takara or hasbro (or both if you want to put powerglide and alpha bravo in a g1 toon accurate superion instead of slingshot). So you may feel like one has the advantage over the other but it's far from fact as each to their own.
Take me for example, I think the unite warriors are quite nice but I'm more than happy with the hasbro ones and I appreciate that they are doing new things with the characters. This is also my reasoning why I love IDW, Autobot Megatron? Sign me up!
So for me, hasbro has beat Takara.
Also About Deluxe Groove, The Deco Is probably a exclusive, meaning all Hasbro have to do is slap A toy accurate colour scheme (or something close to it) and they are good to go.
With Takara and Hasbro, it's best to just see them as shades of grey.
bvzxa wrote:Lots of salty broke people on the post.
Hasbro is full of s#!t.
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I liked Alpha Bravo but it was forced down my throat along with Off-Road. Cool substitutions but not what I was looking for
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Takara, this time around has been better. Go to any review and comparison of CW Superion vs. UW Superion and see who is the winner. Even for the price you win with Unite Warriors because the aftermarket price for Quickslinger and Brake-Neck are ridiculous. Lousy timing release and the figures got snatched up. So obviously the substitution characters were not as popular I guess. But don't take my word for it, watch a review and then look at your Hasbro versions and shut up.
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UW Hot Spot fixes the QC issues from CW Hot Spot and you get Groove. Mind you you may not get Groove in the USA because UW-03 is a TakaraTomy mall exclusive.
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Lets not compare Hasbro/SDCC Devy vs. Takara Devy...because again you'll lose that argument. Face it CW is 3/4 a line. It started out good and then tread down a miserable path of repaint hell.
So like it or not, the paints are better, and yes I owned both version except Defensor. I went and bought UW-03 instead. I sold all my CW toys so I have proof I own both at the same time. And this time Takara wins. Go back to your regularly scheduled Hasbro praise thread and let us have our Blast-Off as a space shuttle.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
bvzxa wrote:ZeroWolf wrote:As previously said, comparing hasbro and Takara is a fool's errand. They are both drastically different in terms of how they operate, their reach, their corporate structure and their competition. Takara's tfs face stiff competition in Japan, the land of transforming mechas, so it's no wonder why their products come out the way they do.
There is no fact other then that we, the consumer is the true winner here. Depending on your collection style, you'll have different prefences and wants, so either Takara or hasbro (or both if you want to put powerglide and alpha bravo in a g1 toon accurate superion instead of slingshot). So you may feel like one has the advantage over the other but it's far from fact as each to their own.
Take me for example, I think the unite warriors are quite nice but I'm more than happy with the hasbro ones and I appreciate that they are doing new things with the characters. This is also my reasoning why I love IDW, Autobot Megatron? Sign me up!
So for me, hasbro has beat Takara.
Also About Deluxe Groove, The Deco Is probably a exclusive, meaning all Hasbro have to do is slap A toy accurate colour scheme (or something close to it) and they are good to go.
With Takara and Hasbro, it's best to just see them as shades of grey.
Do you own any UW figures?
Hellscream9999 wrote:bvzxa wrote:Lots of salty broke people on the post.
Hasbro is full of s#!t.
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I liked Alpha Bravo but it was forced down my throat along with Off-Road. Cool substitutions but not what I was looking for
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Takara, this time around has been better. Go to any review and comparison of CW Superion vs. UW Superion and see who is the winner. Even for the price you win with Unite Warriors because the aftermarket price for Quickslinger and Brake-Neck are ridiculous. Lousy timing release and the figures got snatched up. So obviously the substitution characters were not as popular I guess. But don't take my word for it, watch a review and then look at your Hasbro versions and shut up.
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UW Hot Spot fixes the QC issues from CW Hot Spot and you get Groove. Mind you you may not get Groove in the USA because UW-03 is a TakaraTomy mall exclusive.
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Lets not compare Hasbro/SDCC Devy vs. Takara Devy...because again you'll lose that argument. Face it CW is 3/4 a line. It started out good and then tread down a miserable path of repaint hell.
So like it or not, the paints are better, and yes I owned both version except Defensor. I went and bought UW-03 instead. I sold all my CW toys so I have proof I own both at the same time. And this time Takara wins. Go back to your regularly scheduled Hasbro praise thread and let us have our Blast-Off as a space shuttle.
Sorry, no way is this accurate in my books, UW menasor, defensor and super prime all look terrible compared to hasbro's, and I don't need a deluxe sized motorcycle to go with TT's crappy, unpainted defensor![]()
Nobody 'forced' you to buy a/b and opffroad, they're 'scramble' city figures for a reason, the only thing holding you back from mixing them up was your nostalgia![]()
I too won't argue the devs thing, I like that people that wanted a devastator could gets hasbro's for a good price through the various deals.
ZeroWolf wrote:bvzxa wrote:ZeroWolf wrote:As previously said, comparing hasbro and Takara is a fool's errand. They are both drastically different in terms of how they operate, their reach, their corporate structure and their competition. Takara's tfs face stiff competition in Japan, the land of transforming mechas, so it's no wonder why their products come out the way they do.
There is no fact other then that we, the consumer is the true winner here. Depending on your collection style, you'll have different prefences and wants, so either Takara or hasbro (or both if you want to put powerglide and alpha bravo in a g1 toon accurate superion instead of slingshot). So you may feel like one has the advantage over the other but it's far from fact as each to their own.
Take me for example, I think the unite warriors are quite nice but I'm more than happy with the hasbro ones and I appreciate that they are doing new things with the characters. This is also my reasoning why I love IDW, Autobot Megatron? Sign me up!
So for me, hasbro has beat Takara.
Also About Deluxe Groove, The Deco Is probably a exclusive, meaning all Hasbro have to do is slap A toy accurate colour scheme (or something close to it) and they are good to go.
With Takara and Hasbro, it's best to just see them as shades of grey.
Do you own any UW figures?
No, partly because it's easier for me to go hasbro (I love being able to get my goods right there and then) and partly because aside from looking nice, in a world of prioritising, they was no way I could justify them to my better half.
In an ideal world I would have them all, hasbro and Takara alike.
Is this the part where you come in and say though that my opinion doesn't matter because I don't own the figures?
bvzxa wrote:Hellscream9999 wrote:Sorry, no way is this accurate in my books, UW menasor, defensor and super prime all look terrible compared to hasbro's, and I don't need a deluxe sized motorcycle to go with TT's crappy, unpainted defensor![]()
Nobody 'forced' you to buy a/b and opffroad, they're 'scramble' city figures for a reason, the only thing holding you back from mixing them up was your nostalgia![]()
I too won't argue the devs thing, I like that people that wanted a devastator could gets hasbro's for a good price through the various deals.
Really...yeah you don't own UW figures. CW Defensor cant stand up straight. CW Hot Spot was a pint to even transform becasue the tabs wont line up. The added paint details for Hot Spot in combined mode are the only saving grace but he still has that ever slight lean when combined.
Hasbro Devy looks like a cheap toy with unpainted rims and lack of elbows there of. Yeah I got CW Devy for $100 but it lacks so much I sold it and used those funds to get the better version. I'm sick of Hasbro. If Hasbro did what it was supposed to do I wouldn't have to import.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
Hellscream9999 wrote:bvzxa wrote:Hellscream9999 wrote:Sorry, no way is this accurate in my books, UW menasor, defensor and super prime all look terrible compared to hasbro's, and I don't need a deluxe sized motorcycle to go with TT's crappy, unpainted defensor![]()
Nobody 'forced' you to buy a/b and opffroad, they're 'scramble' city figures for a reason, the only thing holding you back from mixing them up was your nostalgia![]()
I too won't argue the devs thing, I like that people that wanted a devastator could gets hasbro's for a good price through the various deals.
Really...yeah you don't own UW figures. CW Defensor cant stand up straight. CW Hot Spot was a pint to even transform becasue the tabs wont line up. The added paint details for Hot Spot in combined mode are the only saving grace but he still has that ever slight lean when combined.
Hasbro Devy looks like a cheap toy with unpainted rims and lack of elbows there of. Yeah I got CW Devy for $100 but it lacks so much I sold it and used those funds to get the better version. I'm sick of Hasbro. If Hasbro did what it was supposed to do I wouldn't have to import.
I have none of those problems with defensor, maybe you should've tried a different hotspot, sounds like you got a bad one. Mine may lean a little, but I pose my combiners so it's a non-issue, but of course TT tightens things up, they get the benefit of time
bvzxa wrote:Yall funny to me....I mean if you are happy with a nanny brown lackluster repaint of Quickslinger, then so be it. But in the end at least Takara is trying to give you G1 accuracy. If Hasbro had made a proper Blast-Off then the comments would differ even further with "you're paying too much for a slightly better repaint."
However it's a brand new mold which makes sense.
What y'all afraid if you complain Hasbro would stop making toys?
Yall funny in here...like Hasbro gonna come after you.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
Hellscream9999 wrote:bvzxa wrote:Yall funny to me....I mean if you are happy with a nanny brown lackluster repaint of Quickslinger, then so be it. But in the end at least Takara is trying to give you G1 accuracy. If Hasbro had made a proper Blast-Off then the comments would differ even further with "you're paying too much for a slightly better repaint."
However it's a brand new mold which makes sense.
What y'all afraid if you complain Hasbro would stop making toys?
Yall funny in here...like Hasbro gonna come after you.
The issue isn't about the new mold vs. repaint for me (though for some it may be), it's about the TT figures not looking any good to me
Evidently, that's not what everyone here wants, though.bvzxa wrote:But in the end at least Takara is trying to give you G1 accuracy.
I'm still waiting for Takara to make a proper Blast Off since the one they ended up making has so many things wrong with Blast Off's look that it's hardly accurate to any G1 version of Blast Off.bvzxa wrote:If Hasbro had made a proper Blast-Off then the comments would differ even further with "you're paying too much for a slightly better repaint."
That repaint at least got Blast Off's colors right. Takara's new mold Blast Off is bright copper instead of the dark brown that Blast Off was in the cartoon. And the shuttle mode's color layout is all wrong.bvzxa wrote:And a a nanny brown repaint looks 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.'
Sabrblade wrote:Evidently, that's not what everyone here wants, though.bvzxa wrote:But in the end at least Takara is trying to give you G1 accuracy.I'm still waiting for Takara to make a proper Blast Off since the one they ended up making has so many things wrong with Blast Off's look that it's hardly accurate to any G1 version of Blast Off.bvzxa wrote:If Hasbro had made a proper Blast-Off then the comments would differ even further with "you're paying too much for a slightly better repaint."
And this is all coming from someone who is still planning on getting Takara's Bruticus set instead of Hasbro's.
That repaint at least got Blast Off's colors right. Takara's new mold Blast Off is bright copper instead of the dark brown that Blast Off was in the cartoon. And the shuttle mode's color layout is all wrong.bvzxa wrote:But we give praise to the nanny brown repaint...
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.'
bvzxa wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Evidently, that's not what everyone here wants, though.bvzxa wrote:But in the end at least Takara is trying to give you G1 accuracy.I'm still waiting for Takara to make a proper Blast Off since the one they ended up making has so many things wrong with Blast Off's look that it's hardly accurate to any G1 version of Blast Off.bvzxa wrote:If Hasbro had made a proper Blast-Off then the comments would differ even further with "you're paying too much for a slightly better repaint."
And this is all coming from someone who is still planning on getting Takara's Bruticus set instead of Hasbro's.
Tis true, it's not perfect. I would have taken a G1 transformation with better articulation.
But I will not except a just plain old lazy repaint of Quickslinger. At least if Hasbro remolded the head for goodness sake then we would have a different argument. But if you're not in the market to buy the Takara version, why should we care or here complaints. I'm still buying it because it's a complete package. I'm really interested in Vortex and if they will fix the QC issue with Brawl's midsection.
But we give praise to the nanny brown repaint...
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
Sabrblade wrote:That repaint at least got Blast Off's colors right. Takara's new mold Blast Off is bright copper instead of the dark brown that Blast Off was in the cartoon. And the shuttle mode's color layout is all wrong.bvzxa wrote:But we give praise to the nanny brown repaint...
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