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Cheers, I really meant design-wise rather than whether they get figures at all. I don't keep up with all the toy news so don't know whether we have any info on TF:One synergy. But I presume since they run from Deluxe up to Leader that they will get some proper designs of their own!Sabrblade wrote:See here.Glyph wrote:Anyway, the Primes. Do we know if this will be feeding into the Age of the Primes toyline?
Yeah OK, I stand corrected. That's splitting hairs even for youSabrblade wrote:It isn't a subline. It's the next main line after Legacy United.Glyph wrote:the subline
Psychout wrote:Im not scared of a gender confused minibot!
Glyph wrote:There are definitely days where you type out a whole thing and then think better of it.
Anyway, the Primes. Do we know if this will be feeding into the Age of the Primes toyline? Seems like a good opportunity to do some synergy. TBH the 13 have always been a part of TF lore that I find spectacularly uninteresting, but I will still be curious to see how they handle the subline (comparing to the POTP microfigs, at least).
JazZeke wrote:Case in point: The Fallen, starting out as the mysterious powerful Judas sporting a Satanic flame motif, and gradually evolving into "Megatronus," the incel of the group who betrayed them because the chick Prime friendzoned him.
-Kanrabat- wrote:JazZeke wrote:Case in point: The Fallen, starting out as the mysterious powerful Judas sporting a Satanic flame motif, and gradually evolving into "Megatronus," the incel of the group who betrayed them because the chick Prime friendzoned him.
But this time around, it wasn't Megatronus the traitor, but the usual suspect.
JazZeke wrote:Some things are best left shrouded in the mystery of mythology, and the Thirteen Primes are definitely one of those things (see also: the pre-Hartnell live of the Doctor from Doctor Who). Any time Hasbro has tried to flesh out the Primes, they lose their enigma.
Case in point: The Fallen, starting out as the mysterious powerful Judas sporting a Satanic flame motif, and gradually evolving into "Megatronus," the incel of the group who betrayed them because the chick Prime friendzoned him.
Psychout wrote:Im not scared of a gender confused minibot!
william-james88 wrote:A part of Transformers One that a lot of fans have rallied behind is the handling of the 13 Primes and turning them into legendary heroes, along with their new designs.
Yeah, every time the movie mentioned "cycle" took me out of it for a bit. Probably the most famous uses of "cycle" before now were in Beast Wars and Animated, in which it was roughly the equivalent of one minute. Going by that, the Primes have only been gone for less than an hour.#1 Signal Lancer fan wrote:What I did not like: Primarily, that the Thirteenth were so recent. I love the 13 being ancient entities, rather than ones that were dispatched not all that long ago.
I mean, it still rather fits with most other depictions of Sentinel Prime being jerks and false Primes:#1 Signal Lancer fan wrote:I don't like that Sentinel was an outsider, I've always liked the "one of the thirteen betrayed the others" story. Making "Sentinel" actually be The Fallen/Megatronus or Leige Maximo (the Prime known for lying) could have remedied this.
I feel like most of this might have been left deliberately vague and unexplored in this movie in order to either let sequel films explore them better, or to let the mystery and enigmatic intrigue of the Thirteen remain mysterious and mythical.#1 Signal Lancer fan wrote:Lastly, I've always liked the Greek God-esque "Each Prime has their thing" (Prima is the leader, Vector has time and space, Trion is the storytellers, etc.) While their are elements of this in the movie (Megatronus is said to be the strongest, Alhpa Trion tells a story, Onyx resembles an animal and Micronus is small), they don't seem to be leaning into it. For example, Onyx is traditionally the beast former, but Alpha Trion turns into a beast as well. Additionally, he tells a story but doesn't seem to be known as a storyteller.
I do wonder about Quintus Prime and his relation to the Quintessons, if there is any.
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.'
In addition to the above, there's these:william-james88 wrote:A part of Transformers One that a lot of fans have rallied behind is the handling of the 13 Primes and turning them into legendary heroes, along with their new designs. Fans have wanted a better look at them, since the movie rarely gave a clear shot of them, and now we have a great look at Micronus and Quintus. These character models are on cards though its unclear if these cards are physical or digital. We also have a screenshot of the thirteen from the film with their names labelled.
Hopefully we see more of these cards and maybe even get the toys one day.
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:At minimum, I'd say 1 cycle in this movie's universe should equal no less than 1 decade, meaning 50 cycles would be 5 centuries. Or if we want to go bigger, 1 cycle could be 1 century, making the 50 cycles be 5000 years. That sure seems big enough.
Buuuuuuuuuuuuut, it was probably just meant to be "years" (I'm sticking with "cycle = decade" until we get official word on the matter).
Sabrblade wrote:I mean, it still rather fits with most other depictions of Sentinel Prime being jerks and false Primes
Sabrblade wrote:*images of character cards*
Cough, cough#1 Signal Lancer fan & Sabrblade wrote:A whole bunch of stuff in spoiler tags
Psychout wrote:Im not scared of a gender confused minibot!
Glyph wrote:Cough, cough
SkyFire Prime wrote:It's criminal what that first trailer did to damage TFONE, it's THE best Transformers Movie period. And I'm including 86 and all the live action movies. It's also just a great movie. And In desperately want a sequel, and for this to be the begining of solid universal cannon.
Psychout wrote:Im not scared of a gender confused minibot!
Psychout wrote:Im not scared of a gender confused minibot!
Psychout wrote:Im not scared of a gender confused minibot!
Glyph wrote:So if I'm understanding this right, there seems to be at least 10 sets within the TFO01 range (11 card styles seen so far):
SR x 45 - Static poses of bots in their miner forms
SSR x 35 - Action poses of upgraded forms
TP x 13 - The Primes
SE x ?? - Special Edition, signed voice actor cards
XR x 4 - Main cast upgraded form, metal art cards
UR x 17 - Upgraded bot & alt form
UR* x 10 - Upgraded bot & alt form, fancier backgrounds
SHR x 6 - Lenticular cards showing transformations
HR x 19 - More lenticular(?) cards with background characters? Includes the Gold Tracker card above
Psychout wrote:Im not scared of a gender confused minibot!
If you get them on Aliexpress they're much cheaper, especially if you get several boxes at once. Anywhere from $11-15 per box, usually. I don't think this set is up there yet? Might be and I just don't see it from a quick scan over the "Kayou Transformers" results page. They have a lot of product now - RotB set, 3 pan-generational sets (mostly G1), various promo things, and now TF One product.Glyph wrote:Ah, cheers - trading cards are a closed book to me. And likely to remain so at an estimated $35 per box times however many it might take...
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