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bvzxa wrote: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...
The colors are for the least not perfect, they are close. I still have Blast-Off from 1986.
To me he's Quickslinger thrown in mud, I shall call him 'Mudslinger'. All they had to do was give Blast-Off a remolded head and it would have owned.
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Hellscream9999 wrote: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...
Again, NOBODY has brought up hasbro's blast-off as evidence or otherwise for their use in an argument, just you; maybe you should stop generalizing on behalf of other people
Sabrblade wrote:bvzxa wrote: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...
The colors are for the least not perfect, they are close. I still have Blast-Off from 1986.
To me he's Quickslinger thrown in mud, I shall call him 'Mudslinger'. All they had to do was give Blast-Off a remolded head and it would have owned.
And because of Takara's obsession with show-accuracy, the robot mode proportions ended up bloated and awkward compared to how they were in the cartoon and to how the Quickslinger mold's proportions are natural-looking and not awkward. Not to mention that this is also why the front end shuttle thruster ended up behind the windshield instead of in front of it where they're supposed to be both on the G1 cartoon model and on real world shuttles.
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:If I may interject...
In the whole Hasbro vs. TakaraTomy debate, it's kinda like comparing apples and oranges. Hasbro's figures excel in overall more pleasing decos and new characters, while TakaraTomy's advantage is in new molds for the characters that were put aside and cartoon-accurate deco.
Neither viewpoint is superior to the other IMO.
Ultra Markus wrote:JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:If I may interject...
In the whole Hasbro vs. TakaraTomy debate, it's kinda like comparing apples and oranges. Hasbro's figures excel in overall more pleasing decos and new characters, while TakaraTomy's advantage is in new molds for the characters that were put aside and cartoon-accurate deco.
Neither viewpoint is superior to the other IMO.
i agree, also hasbro seems to be more toy accurate while takara goes with cartoon accuracy
to be honest i like both versions but will only go with takara if my wallet permits it
LegendaryAntiHero wrote:Ultra Markus wrote:JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:If I may interject...
In the whole Hasbro vs. TakaraTomy debate, it's kinda like comparing apples and oranges. Hasbro's figures excel in overall more pleasing decos and new characters, while TakaraTomy's advantage is in new molds for the characters that were put aside and cartoon-accurate deco.
Neither viewpoint is superior to the other IMO.
i agree, also hasbro seems to be more toy accurate while takara goes with cartoon accuracy
to be honest i like both versions but will only go with takara if my wallet permits it
Me too. Takara's strength is making new toys for classic characters like Masterpiece figs and hasbro is good at making new versions of characters like Combiner Wars
fenrir72 wrote:LegendaryAntiHero wrote:Ultra Markus wrote:JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:If I may interject...
In the whole Hasbro vs. TakaraTomy debate, it's kinda like comparing apples and oranges. Hasbro's figures excel in overall more pleasing decos and new characters, while TakaraTomy's advantage is in new molds for the characters that were put aside and cartoon-accurate deco.
Neither viewpoint is superior to the other IMO.
i agree, also hasbro seems to be more toy accurate while takara goes with cartoon accuracy
to be honest i like both versions but will only go with takara if my wallet permits it
Me too. Takara's strength is making new toys for classic characters like Masterpiece figs and hasbro is good at making new versions of characters like Combiner Wars
TT is superior in making our wallets cry
Ultra Markus wrote:fenrir72 wrote:LegendaryAntiHero wrote:Ultra Markus wrote:JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:If I may interject...
In the whole Hasbro vs. TakaraTomy debate, it's kinda like comparing apples and oranges. Hasbro's figures excel in overall more pleasing decos and new characters, while TakaraTomy's advantage is in new molds for the characters that were put aside and cartoon-accurate deco.
Neither viewpoint is superior to the other IMO.
i agree, also hasbro seems to be more toy accurate while takara goes with cartoon accuracy
to be honest i like both versions but will only go with takara if my wallet permits it
Me too. Takara's strength is making new toys for classic characters like Masterpiece figs and hasbro is good at making new versions of characters like Combiner Wars
TT is superior in making our wallets cry
although i think one thing TT made superior is devastator, that goes beyond better paint apps
like improvements to articulation and more accessories
fenrir72 wrote:Devs? TT really went the distance for him.
ZeroWolf wrote:The difference between tt devestator and hasbro was down to budget between the two companies ( I bet the people directly overlooking the devestator project would of loved to have spent that extra on it but probably weren't allowed by the people above them)
But anyway, I wonder how tt will be handling sky lynx, not to mention computron or liokaiser (I think it will be really interesting to see what they do here as I can't see a sky lynx repaint sitting well with them as dezaras or leozack)
D-Maximus_Primal wrote:They may just repaint Computron, or even give him a new head or something to make him more different from Superion. Also, they managed to shoehorn in the Optimus combiner thanks to energon, but I wonder how they could do Sky Lynx and his team. that is very much difficult to do. (but then again, Galvatronus)
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:D-Maximus_Primal wrote:They may just repaint Computron, or even give him a new head or something to make him more different from Superion. Also, they managed to shoehorn in the Optimus combiner thanks to energon, but I wonder how they could do Sky Lynx and his team. that is very much difficult to do. (but then again, Galvatronus)
A new head and chest pieces is a good start. Maybe some more retooling to the limbs to make them that more distinct (not necessarily to the point of reshelling).
And as I said earlier, they may just skip Sky Reign except for Sky Lynx and build upon Hasbro's Liokaiser. I mean, if they're gonna go Computicon, why not his wavemate?
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JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:D-Maximus_Primal wrote:They may just repaint Computron, or even give him a new head or something to make him more different from Superion. Also, they managed to shoehorn in the Optimus combiner thanks to energon, but I wonder how they could do Sky Lynx and his team. that is very much difficult to do. (but then again, Galvatronus)
A new head and chest pieces is a good start. Maybe some more retooling to the limbs to make them that more distinct (not necessarily to the point of reshelling).
And as I said earlier, they may just skip Sky Reign except for Sky Lynx and build upon Hasbro's Liokaiser. I mean, if they're gonna go Computicon, why not his wavemate?
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