Bonger wrote:I thought about the 2 pack, but I already have a G1, so it seems like a waste. If I recall, the other one in the 2 pack is just a G1, nothing special added on.
The anime with the Matrix looks awesome though, as does Overcharge.
Im confused
The single pack is in the US original colors (Galvatron II):
http://www.e-hobby.co.jp/cgi-bin/omc?po ... 8698000000The anime resembles the original movie (only sold in this 2 pack on ehobby):
http://www.e-hobby.co.jp/cgi-bin/omc?po ... 8698000000http://www.tfsource.com/Reissues/Galvat ... vatron.htm * Anime Galvatron (2005)
When the Galvatron toy was reissued in 2005, it followed a trend established by some earlier figures, and fulfilled a dream long held by many fans - a version of the toy re-decoed in the purple color scheme of the animated series. But this was not a simple color swap, with different paint applications and stickers made specially for the toy to recreate the animated appearance as best as possible. A new, snarling face sculpt was created, and the toy came packaged with a die-cast metal Matrix accessory. His electronics—now powered by two AA batteries—were also completely altered. The LED was switched to red and his sounds were brand new—the first setting became a single laser blast, the second was the classic transforming sound effect, and the third was one of five sound bytes from the Japanese version of the film.
* Galvatron II (2005)
Released concurrently with the 2005 reissue, this exclusive version of the figure available from online retailer eHobby featured the figure's original gray color scheme, but retained the new face sculpt and electronics of the reissue. The Matrix accessory was now chromed green, in reference to the appearance of the Matrix in the Marvel Comics series. The figure also included a set of exclusive stickers in the form of small golden electricity bolt decals which could be applied to the figure if the owner chose to do so, and which were based on a piece of early artwork of Galvatron from Japan's TV Magazine.