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[o.supreme]

I've said this before, but I really wish there could have been a Chop Shop toy (They could have started it out as one solid color, then re-released it as a multi-color version. I would have bought both) . But the engineering involved to make the torso exactly the same as any of the limbs I guess isn't quite there yet...but it looked good in design theory. It would have been an amazing first for the Transformers brand.

[chuckdawg1999]

Finally got to watch the final two episodes and thought they were good. I liked how they worked Steeljaw in at the end, almost made up for the lack of a Megatron cameo.

[Sabrblade]

I've said this before, but I really wish there could have been a Chop Shop toy (They could have started it out as one solid color, then re-released it as a multi-color version. I would have bought both) . But the engineering involved to make the torso exactly the same as any of the limbs I guess isn't quite there yet...but it looked good in design theory. It would have been an amazing first for the Transformers brand.

Honestly, they wouldn't even need to go as complex as making all of his components capable of forming either a torso, an arm, or a leg. All they'd need to do is just have one torso mold, two of the same leg mold, and two of the same arm mold able to all transform into the same kind of insect altmode.

Think like the Autobot and Decepticon Clones, but with the altmodes being identical instead of the robot modes.

[WreckerJack]

I'm spending some time today catching up on episodes I've missed. I thought for a second Stockade had a cygar in his mouth and after a few seconds of disbelief I realized it was just a screw (or maybe a railroad spike. Here I was hoping the show was getting a little edgy but I guess I knew better to get my hopes up.

[Flashwave]

I've said this before, but I really wish there could have been a Chop Shop toy (They could have started it out as one solid color, then re-released it as a multi-color version. I would have bought both) . But the engineering involved to make the torso exactly the same as any of the limbs I guess isn't quite there yet...but it looked good in design theory. It would have been an amazing first for the Transformers brand.

Honestly, they wouldn't even need to go as complex as making all of his components capable of forming either a torso, an arm, or a leg. All they'd need to do is just have one torso mold, two of the same leg mold, and two of the same arm mold able to all transform into the same kind of insect altmode.

Think like the Autobot and Decepticon Clones, but with the altmodes being identical instead of the robot modes.

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[Va'al]

Via online electronics retailer in Australia JB Hi-Fi, we have a listing that confirms the release of the third season of Transformers: Robots in Disguise - or at least, its first six episodes, collected in a single volume titled after the first two-parter, King of the Hill.

The DVD set is being released by Beyond Home Entertainment, the same company who has released the entire series so far in Australia (as opposed to Shout! Factory in the US, and Primal Screen in the UK)

Transformers: Robots In Disguise - King Of The Hill
Model: BHE7828
SKU: 603676

Bumblebee, still relaxing after the Autobots’ triumph over Starsceam, feels his team can tackle any issue that might come up… but the Bee Team unprepared when they face a Stunticon that proves more formidable and crafty than they anticipated!

Later, the Bee Team discovers a mysterious artefact that has a strange effect on Cybertronian minds, turning the bots against one another! Can the Bee Team get it together in time to keep obsessed treasure-­‐hunter Springload from accidentally destroying Crown City?

Episodes:

King Of The Hill - Part 1
King Of The Hill - Part 2
Defrosted
Blurred
Sphere Of Influence
Bee Cool