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Bronzewolf wrote:As some Peg Tags at a North Carolina Walmart have revealed, we have a more than slight indication that a Deluxe Shockwave is in our future.
william-james88 wrote:Thanks! I realize it sounded like I was speaking ill of Toy Dojo, but my main point was to show that there are fans out there who really dont care and will pay that price. That always surprises me.
Zobovor wrote:Bronzewolf wrote:As some Peg Tags at a North Carolina Walmart have revealed, we have a more than slight indication that a Deluxe Shockwave is in our future.
I would like to emphatically and unequivocably dispel this rumor.
The way the Walmart computer inventory is set up, you have your generic description of an assortment (like TRA DLX TITANS RETURN) and then you have your specific, individual toys in the assortment, which are all linked to that main UPC. The generic description usually shows up on the shipping labels, and the shelf tags, but the computer can also identify individual items so that the receipt you get at the cash register can be more specific about what you bought.
When you print off all the shelf tags at once, on a big sheet of perforated paper, it will always show you the generic description. If you scan an individual toy, though, and it calls up the description of that specific toy, it's possible to print a shelf tag with that character's name on it. This, in and of itself, doesn't mean anything.
Walmart tends to fold new toys into existing computer assortments. The current Deluxe-class toys from the Titans Return line, for example, share a computer file with Combiner Wars toys and Deluxe toys from Age of Extinction and even a few stragglers from Fall of Cybertron. Walmart just isn't in the habit of purging old computer data.
The only thing proven by this shelf tag with Shockwave's name on it is that somebody scanned an old Shockwave toy and printed a label. It does not indicate that there is a new toy coming.
Source: Walmart employee since 2003, toy department manager since 2013.
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Stuartmaximus wrote:You sure it's not 86?
Burn wrote:Agamemnon wrote:Let's get back to talking about Burn's mammoth snout flopping...
Well I am Australian. It's kinda what we're known for.
Zobovor wrote:Source: Walmart employee since 2003, toy department manager since 2013.
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Zobovor wrote:Smokescreen had the racing number 38, because his toy was based on the real-life race car of Don Devendorf, which was number 83.
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JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Ok guys, back to the whole "Misfire, Twintwist & Windblade is the next wave" thing...
As you can tell there's a gap: C2392, C2393, C2394 and C2395, four codes, not three. Usually waves are contained within a series, have a gap like that is odd.
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Cobotron wrote:Just been having some fun with all these new Cons I've found.
Albatross250 wrote:JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Ok guys, back to the whole "Misfire, Twintwist & Windblade is the next wave" thing...
As you can tell there's a gap: C2392, C2393, C2394 and C2395, four codes, not three. Usually waves are contained within a series, have a gap like that is odd.
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I'm skipping Windblade, she's like have 3 series of toys already![]()
The other two seems quite promising
Zobovor wrote:Stuartmaximus wrote:You sure it's not 86?
While it's perhaps natural to assume that Broadside was decorated with the year that his toy was released, the correct orientation of the hull number is so that pilots can read the number as they're landing on the flight deck. (Of course, this was a consumer-applied sticker, so it probably wasn't uncommon for kids to apply the sticker upside-down.)
Broadside is actually number 98, because his aircraft carrier mode was modeled after the real-life U.S.S. Nimitz, whose hull number was CVN-68. This wasn't the first time Hasbro/Takara did a tricky number-swap. Smokescreen had the racing number 38, because his toy was based on the real-life race car of Don Devendorf, which was number 83.
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Cobotron wrote:
Krok and the Foggybottom Swamp Bandits
Tekka wrote:What she doesn't realize is that Springer actually loves Rodimus.
Burn wrote:Agamemnon wrote:Let's get back to talking about Burn's mammoth snout flopping...
Well I am Australian. It's kinda what we're known for.
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Ok guys, back to the whole "Misfire, Twintwist & Windblade is the next wave" thing...
I did some looking at the projected product codes, and with those three figures, they don't check out. Here's what I have so far:
Leader Class
C2388 Overlord
Titan Master Class
C2389 Optimus Prime
C2390 Trizer
C2391 Ramhorn
(...)
Voyager Class
C2396 Octane/Tankor
C2397 Blitzwing
Legends Class
C2398 Autobot Cosmos
C2399 Seaspray
As you can tell there's a gap: C2392, C2393, C2394 and C2395, four codes, not three. Usually waves are contained within a series, have a gap like that is odd.
I checked against the RiD line as well as the new movie line: no such codes, RiD is at C09** and the movie is at C13**, no where near C23**.
Delta Magnus wrote:This is because you are a hamhanded idiot.
Sigma Magnus wrote::BANG_HEAD:
william-james88 wrote:Sigma Magnus wrote::BANG_HEAD:
Whats wrong sigma?
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william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
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