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Yes there is a new update at Jim Sorenson's Blog Disciples of Boltax regarding The Ark Addendum character models of the G1 cartoon. This time round it's a little something from Megatron's Master Plan a two part episode of G1 season 2 in which the Decepticons trick the humans in believing that the Autobots are in fact the evil doers.
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Jim Sorenson has just informed us of another update he's done to his personal blog, Disciples of Boltax. This update shows the next installment of the artworks that didn't make it into the Ark Compendium books.



This work focus's on the G1 Episode Megatron's Masterplan in which the leader of the Decepticons attempts to convince the people of Earth that the Autobots are actually the evil ones. Jim makes an interesting note in his blog post:

In it, the Decepticons manage to trick humanity into believeing that it is in fact the Decepticons who are heroic and the Autobots who are evil. (An inspiration for Shattered Glass?)

This one episode very well could have been the reason behind Botcon's most recent exclusive set.

We'll keep you updated with more "missing works" as they become available.

I love seeing all these old art sheets.

Plus I can print them out and my nephew gets something cool to color.

Big kudos that they started releasing this kind of material for fans.

First Gen wrote:This one episode very well could have been the reason behind Botcon's most recent exclusive set.

Either that or "Attack of the Autobots".

Is that the coloring book the kind in the episode didn't have enough gray crayon left to finish coloring Megatron in?

We will be forever left dreaming what grand opening the coneheads were gracing. Oversized ribbons and novelty scissors and seekers, what's there not to love?

ponycorn wrote:We will be forever left dreaming what grand opening the coneheads were gracing. Oversized ribbons and novelty scissors and seekers, what's there not to love?

It was a Red Lobster in Medford, Oregon. The opening was largely positive, but many who came were disappointed the it was the Seeker B-team that turned up as they wanted to see Starscream.

Also the Seacon Kids Platters were not as popular as management were hoping, and were removed from the menu shortly there after.