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Yeah, the main reason Prime Arcee was made blue instead of pink is because the Prime cartoon creators were like "We can't have Jack riding a pink motorcycle. He'd look silly."God Sunstreaker wrote:Prime Arcee: Looks fine. But It reminds me of Generations thrilling 30 Chromia which I have and is my definitive Chromia at the moment. Maybe I'll get the Siege one at some point. But a mix of G1 Arcee and the aforementioned Chromia isn't something I want or need.
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:Yeah, the main reason Prime Arcee was made blue instead of pink is because the Prime cartoon creators were like "We can't have Jack riding a pink motorcycle. He'd look silly."God Sunstreaker wrote:Prime Arcee: Looks fine. But It reminds me of Generations thrilling 30 Chromia which I have and is my definitive Chromia at the moment. Maybe I'll get the Siege one at some point. But a mix of G1 Arcee and the aforementioned Chromia isn't something I want or need.
God Sunstreaker wrote:General Opinion for you guys.
Dragstrip: He looks cool and I'm curious about the other Stunticons. However I'm happy with my Combiner Wars version. The CW Dragstrip looks great, is fun, and has those beautiful chrome wheels. Anyway, the CW Menasor was pretty weak, but with all the upgrade kits, which I purchased, it looks amazing. I want to seem more of these new Stunticons before I decide to drop $130 on a new set. I mean, I bought every CW/PotP Combiner to complete the set. About all I want at this point is an official Devastator in scale with the rest. The other thing I like is that I have all 7 CW Stunticons and I like that extra upgraded squad. I'm curious if they're going to make all 7 or just the core 5.
God Sunstreaker wrote:General Opinion for you guys.
Dragstrip: He looks cool and I'm curious about the other Stunticons. However I'm happy with my Combiner Wars version. The CW Dragstrip looks great, is fun, and has those beautiful chrome wheels. Anyway, the CW Menasor was pretty weak, but with all the upgrade kits, which I purchased, it looks amazing. I want to seem more of these new Stunticons before I decide to drop $130 on a new set. I mean, I bought every CW/PotP Combiner to complete the set. About all I want at this point is an official Devastator in scale with the rest. The other thing I like is that I have all 7 CW Stunticons and I like that extra upgraded squad. I'm curious if they're going to make all 7 or just the core 5.
AcademyofDrX wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Yeah, the main reason Prime Arcee was made blue instead of pink is because the Prime cartoon creators were like "We can't have Jack riding a pink motorcycle. He'd look silly."God Sunstreaker wrote:Prime Arcee: Looks fine. But It reminds me of Generations thrilling 30 Chromia which I have and is my definitive Chromia at the moment. Maybe I'll get the Siege one at some point. But a mix of G1 Arcee and the aforementioned Chromia isn't something I want or need.
Cowards. What's silly about this?
The mustache on that guy. It's pretty silly.AcademyofDrX wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Yeah, the main reason Prime Arcee was made blue instead of pink is because the Prime cartoon creators were like "We can't have Jack riding a pink motorcycle. He'd look silly."God Sunstreaker wrote:Prime Arcee: Looks fine. But It reminds me of Generations thrilling 30 Chromia which I have and is my definitive Chromia at the moment. Maybe I'll get the Siege one at some point. But a mix of G1 Arcee and the aforementioned Chromia isn't something I want or need.
Cowards. What's silly about this?
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.'
o.supreme wrote:God Sunstreaker wrote:Dragstrip: He looks cool and I'm curious about the other Stunticons. However I'm happy with my Combiner Wars version. The CW Dragstrip looks great, is fun, and has those beautiful chrome wheels. Anyway, the CW Menasor was pretty weak, but with all the upgrade kits, which I purchased, it looks amazing. I want to seem more of these new Stunticons before I decide to drop $130 on a new set. I mean, I bought every CW/PotP Combiner to complete the set. About all I want at this point is an official Devastator in scale with the rest. The other thing I like is that I have all 7 CW Stunticons and I like that extra upgraded squad. I'm curious if they're going to make all 7 or just the core 5.
A new set of Legacy Stunticons is going to run you upwards of $180, unless they go on sale ($22 each for 4 deluxes, then $85 for CC Motormaster + tax.
I understand Legacy is a new design team, and unfortunately 8 years later here I am about to bow out again. Sure there are a few bucket list items I'll be picking up from older lines, and keeping my eyes on anything TT does that may be special or unique outside of Hasbro, but that's about it.
Nemesis Primal wrote:So someone had the bright idea to go "Wait a minute, if the line-wide gimmick is Energon weapons, then is Blaster's gun going to be clear plastic?", and one of the leakers confirmed based on what they've seen so far that Blaster's gun is NOT his Energon weapon/made of clear plastic, his included EJECT is.
Oof.
Nemesis Primal wrote:So someone had the bright idea to go "Wait a minute, if the line-wide gimmick is Energon weapons, then is Blaster's gun going to be clear plastic?", and one of the leakers confirmed based on what they've seen so far that Blaster's gun is NOT his Energon weapon/made of clear plastic, his included EJECT is.
Oof.
Nemesis Primal wrote:So someone had the bright idea to go "Wait a minute, if the line-wide gimmick is Energon weapons, then is Blaster's gun going to be clear plastic?", and one of the leakers confirmed based on what they've seen so far that Blaster's gun is NOT his Energon weapon/made of clear plastic, his included EJECT is.
Oof.
Nemesis Primal wrote:So someone had the bright idea to go "Wait a minute, if the line-wide gimmick is Energon weapons, then is Blaster's gun going to be clear plastic?", and one of the leakers confirmed based on what they've seen so far that Blaster's gun is NOT his Energon weapon/made of clear plastic, his included EJECT is.
Oof.
Exactly. Considering Apollux gave accurate leaks/info on every retail Kingdom figure and Terrorsaur (some of that info being the first we even heard of Kingdom), I am inclined to believe that they at least believe the info to be true if they are sharing it, but there is room for error, hence my phrasing of "based on what they've seen so far". I know how some of y'all feel about clear plastic though, I figured it was worth mentioning.AcademyofDrX wrote:Here's the source for this rumor. Apollux is reputable, but even he hedges on whether the final product will be translucent.
https://www.tfw2005.com/boards/threads/ ... t-19679722
"I believe Eject is made of translucent blue plastic, but that's just old info from a deco sheet, haven't seen production/engineering photo's to confirm."
And if there is a humanoid cassette molding that isn't gang-molded with a second cassette, it could also explain the Studio Series 86 Core Rumble listing as also using a variant of that mold.TF-fan kev777 wrote:Hmmm, This may actually answer a question that has been bugging me since the leakers indicated Soundwave and Blaster would come with one of their cassettes. The Siege cassette molds were gang molded in pairs, Ravage and Laserbeak, Rumble and Ratbat. They were molded in a way that you couldn't make 1 without making the other. I've been wondering how they would pull of making an Eject from this without another bat-bot to fill out the other half of the mold. The answer could be new, simpler molds.
No photos yet, it's just word of mouth from a historically trustworthy source. If I had pics, I would have posted them when I first mentioned it. Most anytime I post something like this, I'm just parroting back info from a reputable source I observed that doesn't post here so the info is visible for a greater audience.God Sunstreaker wrote:What?!?! Have a link to photos?
Is it too much to ask for a Soundwave and a Blaster in Voyager scale with nice tapes at or greater then the g1 quality?
Nemesis Primal wrote:And if there is a humanoid cassette molding that isn't gang-molded with a second cassette, it could also explain the Studio Series 86 Core Rumble listing as also using a variant of that mold.TF-fan kev777 wrote:Hmmm, This may actually answer a question that has been bugging me since the leakers indicated Soundwave and Blaster would come with one of their cassettes. The Siege cassette molds were gang molded in pairs, Ravage and Laserbeak, Rumble and Ratbat. They were molded in a way that you couldn't make 1 without making the other. I've been wondering how they would pull of making an Eject from this without another bat-bot to fill out the other half of the mold. The answer could be new, simpler molds.
If this does turn out to be true, I wonder what this means for other figures in the line though that historically have smaller partners, like if Pointblank will have an Energon Targetmaster or if Armada Sceamer's Mini-Con will be Energon.
I'm personally predicting that Eject and Rumble will be the same mold, and it won't be particularly complex, but Rumble will come with accessories/weapons to have him as a stand-alone release while Eject basically is treated as an accessory (specifically an Energon weapon, in this case). That way there's incentive for people to grab the new Rumble even if they have the Siege ones to get their Frumbles kitted out with some piledrivers, back guns, maybe some drills or a blast effect, etc, in addition to other changes like a new deco. Essentially, I foresee Rumble as having the Core Class equivalent of Hot Rod's accessory count.TF-fan kev777 wrote:Nemesis Primal wrote:And if there is a humanoid cassette molding that isn't gang-molded with a second cassette, it could also explain the Studio Series 86 Core Rumble listing as also using a variant of that mold.TF-fan kev777 wrote:Hmmm, This may actually answer a question that has been bugging me since the leakers indicated Soundwave and Blaster would come with one of their cassettes. The Siege cassette molds were gang molded in pairs, Ravage and Laserbeak, Rumble and Ratbat. They were molded in a way that you couldn't make 1 without making the other. I've been wondering how they would pull of making an Eject from this without another bat-bot to fill out the other half of the mold. The answer could be new, simpler molds.
If this does turn out to be true, I wonder what this means for other figures in the line though that historically have smaller partners, like if Pointblank will have an Energon Targetmaster or if Armada Sceamer's Mini-Con will be Energon.
And the SS86 Core Rumble is where things would get interesting and/or complicated. That is a core figure and the previous Siege cassettes were basically 1/2 of a core figure since they were 2 to a pack. I can't see them doing a single siege sized cassette and trying to charge full core price, so the new SS86 Rumble has to be something bigger.
A single core cassette could be something twice as thick as the Siege ones in cassette mode and still fit in a Soundwave with the double cassette door (Netflix Soundwave or Siege Soundblaster). That could work with some existing Voyager molds with the double cassette deck.
The problem with this would be that we know Hasbro isn't going to add a $10 core figure to a $30 Voyager figure and still charge Voyager price. So I'm inclined to think that we might get something very simple with Soundwave and Blaster, not much more complex than a weapon, and the separate core figures released will be the real cassette minions.
blackeyedprime wrote:hopefully the exclusive pulse show thing will be where the good stuff is at (& just maybe a second Hasbro D&D figure after a whole year has passed XD). I'm happy to save money not wanting a lot from Legacy as it stands but it would be nice to be excited for something for a change.
AcademyofDrX wrote:I'm not convinced that the Soundwave release is in fact a re-release, the rumors are all over the place, and "pr" could be truncation rather than "package refresh." I need to see Blaster before I'm going to jump to any conclusions, and that should be happening sooner than later one way or another.
ZeroWolf wrote:AcademyofDrX wrote:I'm not convinced that the Soundwave release is in fact a re-release, the rumors are all over the place, and "pr" could be truncation rather than "package refresh." I need to see Blaster before I'm going to jump to any conclusions, and that should be happening sooner than later one way or another.
I can see Blaster being his own mold and them still re-releasing Soundwave from the Netflix/Siege line. I tend to er on the side of caution here. Will has already provided great reasons as to why it could be a repackage, so if we expect that but do indeed get different, then all the better. Prepare for the worst as they say.
sol magnus wrote:ZeroWolf wrote:AcademyofDrX wrote:I'm not convinced that the Soundwave release is in fact a re-release, the rumors are all over the place, and "pr" could be truncation rather than "package refresh." I need to see Blaster before I'm going to jump to any conclusions, and that should be happening sooner than later one way or another.
I can see Blaster being his own mold and them still re-releasing Soundwave from the Netflix/Siege line. I tend to er on the side of caution here. Will has already provided great reasons as to why it could be a repackage, so if we expect that but do indeed get different, then all the better. Prepare for the worst as they say.
If the PR isn't "Package Refresh", then wouldn't it be logical to conclude it would be Prime Soundwave, which opens up a whole other kettle of fish?
ZeroWolf wrote:sol magnus wrote:ZeroWolf wrote:AcademyofDrX wrote:I'm not convinced that the Soundwave release is in fact a re-release, the rumors are all over the place, and "pr" could be truncation rather than "package refresh." I need to see Blaster before I'm going to jump to any conclusions, and that should be happening sooner than later one way or another.
I can see Blaster being his own mold and them still re-releasing Soundwave from the Netflix/Siege line. I tend to er on the side of caution here. Will has already provided great reasons as to why it could be a repackage, so if we expect that but do indeed get different, then all the better. Prepare for the worst as they say.
If the PR isn't "Package Refresh", then wouldn't it be logical to conclude it would be Prime Soundwave, which opens up a whole other kettle of fish?
You mean how they would G1-ify Drone Soundwave?
sol magnus wrote:ZeroWolf wrote:You mean how they would G1-ify Drone Soundwave?
Not sure how you would pull that one off, but you definitely have a point.
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