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Octobotimus wrote:to the people complaining about the price going up 5 bucks..... don't complain. it was either pay an extra 5 bucks to get pretty good mold with painted details, or pay the usual and get meh mold with stickers for details. so i say, let it be 5 bucks for more paint.
Hellscream9999 wrote:This is a frickin joke, right? Like, with all the cybertron based media we have, this is the best they could do? This looks like stuff you'd see at a car show right now, eff this. I'd have been down for some war within style stuff, or, hell, resurrect the old war for cybertron aesthetic.
procyon wrote:I can't believe no one has mentioned this yet, or if they did, I apologize for not noticing, but... Kinda funky that it looks like they stole MP-12's headsculpt for this sideswipe. Like how they tried to make PotP Op an homage to MP-10. I wonder if this is a new trend, making the Generation toys budget versions of the MP line...
-Kanrabat- wrote:IMO, the WFC design for Optimus is still the one to beat for a Cybertronian look. Too bad we never got a voyager. I'd buy a MP version though.
Skritz wrote:I've got very mixed feelings on this, so I'll get the negative out and vent: At this point, 'MOAR GEEWUN' is becoming a very tiring trend. It's fine when they're giving updates to characters which haven't received much move (Which Prime Wars was excellent at, for all it's flaws) however this is a **** disgrace. You call that a 'cybertronian' mode? Honestly this seem like some diehard fanboy G1 purist was ordered to 'design a cybertonian mode' and he only vaguely complied, stacking some random parts on what is otherwise a pure modernized G1 design. If there are better molds in this line (and I hope there are) then it seem Hasbro decided to show the worst first.
On to the more positive: these aren't bad in robot mode and that Optimus seems like they were really aiming to release a new CHUG Voyager Optimus. However, like the stubborn and spiteful hipster I am I'll pass on this guy and stick to my heretical choice of making the TR Voyager my 'main Optimus'. In even more positive news: Yay. Targetmasters. Now watch them **** this all up and not release Pointblank, Crosshair and Sureshot.
This just scream to me how much Transformers, like any corporate-owned IP, has utterly ran out of any worthwhile ideas and is stuck repeating the same motions by the same fanboy designers appealing to the same jaded aging fanboys. You had an entire **** line, nay will have THREE lines worth of cybertronian designs and this is what you do? Shame on you Hasbro.
Megatron Wolf wrote:They look pretty good and i love that theres no stupid gimmick, its just robots that transform and thats it. I however do not like the prices, i have officially been priced out of my favorite franchise and will not be able (or willing) to buy a single one of these figures unless they are on sale or clearance. Good job hasbro
On a side note i really hope this is the last G1 inspired line cause im really tired of seeing the same characters over & over again, i really think its time for a true beast wars revival, finally doing transtech or a brand new series altogether. Seriously how many more G1esque optimus primes do we need?
Megatron Wolf wrote:On a side note i really hope this is the last G1 inspired line cause im really tired of seeing the same characters over & over again, i really think its time for a true beast wars revival, finally doing transtech or a brand new series altogether. Seriously how many more G1esque optimus primes do we 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.'
starrhero wrote:Again, in the end, as long as these figures are good, why even complain, you know?
Nathaniel Prime wrote:I am really happy for these and I can't wait for the rest of the line. Bringing back Targetmasters was a great idea and thankfully they did'nt ruin it. Since this is "Cybertronian" themed, a new Galvatron should be a no brainer. I'm not sure Victory Saber would be here, but I am wondering if they will make a Titan Class Omega Supreme. Now, Prime's truck mode is cool, if not a little weird, but that's G1 cybertronian modes for you people. The battle damage is a nice addition, and it's nice to finally see a retail figure like Optimus. I think he has great complexity, he looks great for CHUG , and it's refreshing to see wrist rotation, waist rotation, and ankle tilt all in one figure. Thank you Hasbro!![]()
Burn wrote:So has this been established as a G1-prequel or did Optimal Optimus turn out to be a **** leader and this is a few years after POTP?
Would explain the more futuristic Earth based looks rather than the War for Cybertron looks we expected.
Barricade.it wrote:After the overabundant and pointless (and costy) TLK line, something which is worthy to spend money for.
Deadput wrote:It's a standard Sideswipe aka the king of generic designs and personality in the Transformers Franchise
There isn't really anything that anyone can do to make that design interesting. (Besides the missile pod that he sometimes has which is the only thing that makes Sideswipe standout among other red sport car Autobots)
Barricade.it wrote:As You can see in the picture, the design of Sideswipe is ad hommage to another Lamborghini: while G1 alt mode was the Countach, this is a Sci-Fi Urraco.
I like it a lot!
Wolfman Jake wrote:Burn wrote:So has this been established as a G1-prequel or did Optimal Optimus turn out to be a **** leader and this is a few years after POTP?
Would explain the more futuristic Earth based looks rather than the War for Cybertron looks we expected.
Again, I like the idea of this being after "The Rebirth," leaving Earth behind in the Transformers War on concentrating instead on the newly revitalized Cybertron. It would be fun to expand the G1 cartoon continuity all these years later with some new stories and adventures, taken in an entirely different direction than what Takara did in Japan to keep the cartoon on the air.
Carnivius_Prime wrote:Barricade.it wrote:As You can see in the picture, the design of Sideswipe is ad hommage to another Lamborghini: while G1 alt mode was the Countach, this is a Sci-Fi Urraco.
I like it a lot!
Kinda proved the point that if it looks that much like an Earth vehicle they kinda failed at the cybertronian thing.
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