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News Credits: 251 · by **Mindmaster** » Sat Apr 20, 2013 9:14 pm

MasterSoundBlaster wrote:I'm excited to see the review of this guy!!

Agreed. Can't get here any sooner.

Watch it have tons of flaws like Blitzwing, thus crushing our hopes and dreams.

News Credits: 409 · by **Stormrider** » Sat Apr 20, 2013 9:17 pm

I want to like the titan class but I am not blown away with Fort Max nor Generations Metroplex. So far, their gimics and transformations seem lame for toys that are toy feet tall. G1 Cassettes do better at hiding their alt mode parts than these giants.

With all the engineering, size, and money - I am expecting better transformations as well as battle station and city modes.

News Credits: 251 · by **Mindmaster** » Sat Apr 20, 2013 9:31 pm

Stormrider wrote:G1 Cassettes do better at hiding their alt mode parts than these giants.

I'm confused; so are you saying that the cassettes hide their alt. mode kibble better than the city-formers, or what? Just need clarification.

With all the engineering, size, and money - I am expecting better transformations as well as battle station and city modes.

Well, he's over two feet tall, he boasts voice clips and lights, including light-up pupils which can be adjusted to look around, his head features a flip-down visor to emulate his 80's cartoon appearance, and the usual base shenanigans one would expect from him, and he's sorta a triple-changer on a super-large scale. I'd say he's well worth the $125.

by **Cobalt Prime** » Sat Apr 20, 2013 10:37 pm

Mindmaster wrote:Well, he's over two feet tall, he boasts voice clips and lights, including light-up pupils which can be adjusted to look around, his head features a flip-down visor to emulate his 80's cartoon appearance, and the usual base shenanigans one would expect from him, and he's sorta a triple-changer on a super-large scale. I'd say he's well worth the $125.

Heck yeah, I'll second that! I'm totally geeked about this guy. It can potentially be a toy of legendary awesomeness if it is done correctly without the corner cutting Hasbro has proscribed to in recent years.

One thing I'm really hoping is that they don't use any rubber or garbage plastic (PVC) on this figure. Nothing ruins an otherwise great figure like soft, malleable plastic that changes shape in hot weather and eventually turns sticky or oily.

News Credits: 251 · by **Mindmaster** » Sat Apr 20, 2013 10:40 pm

Cobalt Prime wrote:Nothing ruins an otherwise great figure like soft, malleable plastic that changes shape in hot weather and eventually turns sticky or oily.

One word: Antennae.

News Credits: 409 · by **Stormrider** » Sat Apr 20, 2013 10:53 pm

Mindmaster wrote:
Stormrider wrote:G1 Cassettes do better at hiding their alt mode parts than these giants.

I'm confused; so are you saying that the cassettes hide their alt. mode kibble better than the city-formers, or what? Just need clarification.

With all the engineering, size, and money - I am expecting better transformations as well as battle station and city modes.

Well, he's over two feet tall, he boasts voice clips and lights, including light-up pupils which can be adjusted to look around, his head features a flip-down visor to emulate his 80's cartoon appearance, and the usual base shenanigans one would expect from him, and he's sorta a triple-changer on a super-large scale. I'd say he's well worth the $125.

Sorry, meant G1 cassettes hide their robot parts better in alt mode than this figure. And I am using that just as a size ratio/engineering comparison. (There are certainly other larger transformers that do a much better job hiding the robot parts in alt modes - and vice/versa).

The sound chips and light up gimmicks are nice, but I had higher hopes that a Titan figure designed today would have more folds and panels to hide hands and to make each mode quite unique.

by **Cobalt Prime** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 7:06 am

Mindmaster wrote:
Cobalt Prime wrote:Nothing ruins an otherwise great figure like soft, malleable plastic that changes shape in hot weather and eventually turns sticky or oily.

One word: Antennae.

Oh yeah...I bet you're right about that. :-(

by **Cobalt Prime** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 7:10 am

Mindmaster wrote:
Cobalt Prime wrote:Nothing ruins an otherwise great figure like soft, malleable plastic that changes shape in hot weather and eventually turns sticky or oily.

One word: Antennae.

Oh yeah...I bet you're right about that. :-(

News Credits: 241 · by **Jelze Bunnycat** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 7:16 am

Stormrider wrote:The sound chips and light up gimmicks are nice, but I had higher hopes that a Titan figure designed today would have more folds and panels to hide hands and to make each mode quite unique.

True, but the more parts a toy has, the bigger a potential hazard it becomes once those, often big, parts either break off, or even get little fingers stuck in sliding panels or rotating joints.

News Credits: 456 · by **Sabrblade** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 4:01 pm

El Duque wrote:

These eyes of mine glow with an awesome power! Its burning glare tells me to defeat you! TAKE THIS! MY LOVE! MY ANGER! AND ALL OF MY SORROW!

News Credits: 251 · by **Mindmaster** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 4:07 pm

Sabrblade wrote:
El Duque wrote:
These eyes of mine glow with an awesome power! Its burning glare tells me to defeat you! TAKE THIS! MY LOVE! MY ANGER! AND ALL OF MY SORROW!

What is this, a Shakespearean play?

News Credits: 456 · by **Sabrblade** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 4:28 pm

Mindmaster wrote:What is this, a Shakespearean play?

News Credits: 251 · by **Mindmaster** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 4:30 pm

Sabrblade wrote:
Mindmaster wrote:What is this, a Shakespearean play?

...And now I feel stupid.

News Credits: 456 · by **Sabrblade** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 4:41 pm

Mindmaster wrote:...And now I feel stupid.

How come? You just called G Gundam a Shakespearean-level work. :lol:

by **RAcast** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 8:24 pm

Mindmaster wrote:
Sabrblade wrote:
El Duque wrote:
These eyes of mine glow with an awesome power! Its burning glare tells me to defeat you! TAKE THIS! MY LOVE! MY ANGER! AND ALL OF MY SORROW!

What is this, a Shakespearean play?

Not unless he had the help of KYOOOJIIIIIIIIIIIII! (and yes, I was going to make this reply before I even saw the clip posted. ;P )

/becausewhynot!

News Credits: 456 · by **Sabrblade** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 8:27 pm

News Credits: 251 · by **Mindmaster** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 8:28 pm

Sabrblade wrote:

This. This is just perfect. :BOWDOWN:

News Credits: 7 · by **Zeedust** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 9:46 pm

Stop teasing and just show us the bloody thing...

News Credits: 456 · by **Sabrblade** » Sun Apr 21, 2013 11:38 pm

Mindmaster wrote:This. This is just perfect.

Granted, I only found it. It's not mine.

News Credits: 12 · by **GuyIncognito** » Mon Apr 22, 2013 9:03 am

Nemesis Primal wrote:Stop teasing and just show us the bloody thing...

Haven't we already seen the whole thing? That's why I don't understand these "teaser" images. We already know what it looks like. :???:

News Credits: 456 · by **Sabrblade** » Mon Apr 22, 2013 9:43 am

GuyIncognito wrote:
Nemesis Primal wrote:Stop teasing and just show us the bloody thing...

Haven't we already seen the whole thing? That's why I don't understand these "teaser" images. We already know what it looks like.

I think what they might be teasing is a full size height comparison between the two, which we have not yet seen.

News Credits: 5749 · by **El Duque** » Mon Apr 29, 2013 7:33 am

Once TFYuki has taken to his twitter account to bring us some new Transformers Generations Titan Class Metroplex teaser images. These images give us a sense of the behemoth's scale. Legends Class Optimus Prime, Starscream, an Airachnid can be seen on his flight deck, and we also get a shot of his wheels compared the recently released Generations Data Discs. Images mirrored below.