The Top 5 Most Degrading Alt-Modes: Complete! #1 on page 4.

Howdy, all. In the growing trend of these "Top 10, 25, 26, 151, etc." Threads, I thought I'd be a sport and come up with my list of the five most degrading modes a Transformer can take. By degrading I mean a mode that is the epitome of getting the shaft. The ones that just scream "Why would I do this to myself?" Typically these modes are so humiliating that very few ever take them, and probably fewer advertise the fact, so each entry will be often very short, sometimes limited to just one character... But enough of me droning on about the specifics...
Onward to the list!
#5: Projectile
Nothing says "I have a crappy alt-mode." like turning into something that gets fired at something else.
Say hello to Soundwave's little friend!

They even highlight my shame on the packaging!
Granted this "Launching RAVAGE Projectile" doesn't transform, so it's really the toy's only mode. In the movie, however, that is his alt-mode. it's a seamless transition from projectile fired out of a satellite at a planet, (to cat/fish/robot if you like deleted scenes), to snarling one-eyed robocat of dubious adorability.

"ROCKET wants to fight."
The deluxe Ravage figure featured his reentry mode (technically false due to his never having entered the atmosphere in the first place, thereby negating the "re") But it's simply an upscaled version of his space-missile mode. The only playability one could feasibly get out of this mode is throwing it at things.
Because nobody wants to be fired at something else, I'm relatively certain Ravage is alone in this department, however if I've made a glaring omission, please feel free to post it in here.
Stick around for my next entry (later today, maybe tomorrow). I won't force you at gunpoint or anything... but the next entry might.
Onward to the list!
#5: Projectile
Nothing says "I have a crappy alt-mode." like turning into something that gets fired at something else.
Say hello to Soundwave's little friend!

They even highlight my shame on the packaging!
Granted this "Launching RAVAGE Projectile" doesn't transform, so it's really the toy's only mode. In the movie, however, that is his alt-mode. it's a seamless transition from projectile fired out of a satellite at a planet, (to cat/fish/robot if you like deleted scenes), to snarling one-eyed robocat of dubious adorability.

"ROCKET wants to fight."
The deluxe Ravage figure featured his reentry mode (technically false due to his never having entered the atmosphere in the first place, thereby negating the "re") But it's simply an upscaled version of his space-missile mode. The only playability one could feasibly get out of this mode is throwing it at things.
Because nobody wants to be fired at something else, I'm relatively certain Ravage is alone in this department, however if I've made a glaring omission, please feel free to post it in here.
Stick around for my next entry (later today, maybe tomorrow). I won't force you at gunpoint or anything... but the next entry might.