Generations Sky Shadow Bio and Additional In-Hand Images
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Don't mess with SKY SHADOW - he's one of the most foul, dark-hearted DECEPTICONS in the galaxy. He takes no prisoners and always finds his targets. Even the evil MEGATRON shudders when he hears the whine of jet engines in the distance, for it may be Sky Shadow coming for him!
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Posted by Sabrblade on November 10th, 2011 @ 9:38am CST
Posted by Tigertrack on November 10th, 2011 @ 9:43am CST
Posted by --B-- on November 10th, 2011 @ 9:43am CST
Posted by Andrius on November 10th, 2011 @ 10:03am CST
Junkheap on the other hand...
Posted by Sabrblade on November 10th, 2011 @ 10:08am CST
Here's some clarification.Andrius wrote:Black/Sky/Dark Shadow is that rare retool/repaint that actually improves on the original. Very nice.
Junkheap on the other hand...
"Black Shadow" = character's name
"Sky Shadow" = toy's name (like how Straxus's toy was called "Darkmount")
"Dark Shadow" = no such thing. It was a typo mistake.
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"Junkyard" = character's name
"Junkheap" = toy's name
Posted by El Duque on November 10th, 2011 @ 10:09am CST
tigertracks 24 wrote:For some reason when I see Junk Heap's face, I think Weird Al. Oh the wicked circles that HASBRO weaves...
Great now I can't stop seeing Weird Al, thanks a lot!
Posted by Flux Convoy on November 10th, 2011 @ 10:13am CST
Sabrblade wrote:A gorgeous bio for a gorgeous figure.
Really? I rolled my eyes at the thought of them putting him over as a big enough bad ass that Megatron fears him. Isn't Overlord enough of that kind of thing? Keep shoehorning characters Megatron fears into the fiction and he seems like a sissy. Just my opinion.
The figure looks okay if not a bit boring. The remolds are nice touches and I applaud the effort. I'll add him to the collection because I like the mold but I still don't care about the character for good or ill. Junkheap looks about as good as expected. Two will be plenty, I think. Let's hope the next usage of the mold is a better homage to Junkion native colors.
Posted by El Duque on November 10th, 2011 @ 10:43am CST
Assembled and raised in the scrap pile, JUNKHEAP is a supremely resourceful bot. It was he who helped orchestrate the repair and reboot of the disabled ULTRA MAGNUS. The mighty AUTOBOT was so impressed with the talent of JUNKHEAP that he encouraged AUTOBOT RATCHET to spend extended leave on Planet Junkion to hone his repair skills.
Posted by I want to be prime on November 10th, 2011 @ 10:44am CST
Posted by waaaaghlord on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:00am CST
Posted by DMSL on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:02am CST
Posted by Pretender Skywarp on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:17am CST
waaaaghlord wrote:So Magnus sent Ratchet to Junk after a scene that occured after Ratchet bought the big one. Nice.
I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed that, I thought I was being a massive continuity nerd
Hasbro, me-thinketh your continuity copy writer didn't do their homework
That aside, I have both of these on pre-order and hope to have them next week
Posted by Lord Onixprime on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:18am CST
Posted by Pretender Skywarp on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:34am CST
Lord Onixprime wrote:To be honest, I mostly just want Junkheap so I can Have Wreck-Gar ride him.
That's what she said....
I'll get my coat.
Posted by Tigertrack on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:35am CST
Lord Onixprime wrote:To be honest, I mostly just want Junkheap so I can Have Wreck-Gar ride him.
That's very dirty!
You continuity nerds have started this unknowing continuity nerd to think...and that's never good.
Must be a different Ratchet and a different Magnus.
Posted by Sabrblade on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:47am CST
Believe it or not, there have been some depictions of Megatron in which he was incompetent and/or pitiful (looking at you, Marvel G1 Megatron as written by Bob Budiansky).Flux Convoy wrote:Sabrblade wrote:A gorgeous bio for a gorgeous figure.
Really? I rolled my eyes at the thought of them putting him over as a big enough bad ass that Megatron fears him. Isn't Overlord enough of that kind of thing? Keep shoehorning characters Megatron fears into the fiction and he seems like a sissy. Just my opinion.
Huh? How? Deszaras didn't look like that.I want to be prime wrote:If you ask me you could get away with this as Deathsaurus
Well, while it may not work for the G1 movie, suppose these toy bios represent a world in which Ratchet did not die. After all, toy bios can be seen as their own continuity.Pretender Skywarp wrote:waaaaghlord wrote:So Magnus sent Ratchet to Junk after a scene that occured after Ratchet bought the big one. Nice.
I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed that, I thought I was being a massive continuity nerd
Hasbro, me-thinketh your continuity copy writer didn't do their homework
Posted by Pretender Skywarp on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:58am CST
Sabrblade wrote:Pretender Skywarp wrote:waaaaghlord wrote:So Magnus sent Ratchet to Junk after a scene that occured after Ratchet bought the big one. Nice.
I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed that, I thought I was being a massive continuity nerd
Hasbro, me-thinketh your continuity copy writer didn't do their homework
Well, while it may not work for the G1 movie, suppose these toy bios represent a world in which Ratchet did not die. After all, toy bios can be seen as their own continuity.
Far too much thinking required for me
On a more serious note I'm suprised it got put out, the post '86 movie isn't exactly minor continuity for a line aimed at collectors!
Posted by Janus Prime on November 10th, 2011 @ 12:05pm CST
By the way, isn´t Ratchet d... ddd... hummm... never mind.
Posted by Metroplex79 on November 10th, 2011 @ 12:10pm CST
El Duque wrote:Assembled and raised in the scrap pile, JUNKHEAP is a supremely resourceful bot. It was he who helped orchestrate the repair and reboot of the disabled ULTRA MAGNUS. The mighty AUTOBOT was so impressed with the talent of JUNKHEAP that he encouraged AUTOBOT RATCHET to spend extended leave on Planet Junkion to hone his repair skills.
As everyone above said...this can't be the 86 Movie continuity, because Ratchet was long dead at this point
Maybe in a running package change, it'll be edited to "First Aid"
Posted by GuyIncognito on November 10th, 2011 @ 12:24pm CST
Posted by Nemesis Destron on November 10th, 2011 @ 12:42pm CST
DMSL wrote:Both Wreckgar and Junkheap should've come with a dang gun as well. I dislike melee weapons on TF's as their primary weapons.
El Duque wrote:tigertracks 24 wrote:For some reason when I see Junk Heap's face, I think Weird Al. Oh the wicked circles that HASBRO weaves...
Great now I can't stop seeing Weird Al, thanks a lot!
Weird Al...really? Maybe I guess, I was thinking that if Lobo from DC had a Transforming bike this would be it. And I totally agree that they should have given Junkheap a gun at least for this mold. That's why iGears new weapons upgrade will be perfect...'nuff said!
Posted by Sabrblade on November 10th, 2011 @ 12:53pm CST
Nuh uh. Just don't take the toy bios as gospel to the cartoons.Pretender Skywarp wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Pretender Skywarp wrote:waaaaghlord wrote:So Magnus sent Ratchet to Junk after a scene that occured after Ratchet bought the big one. Nice.
I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed that, I thought I was being a massive continuity nerd
Hasbro, me-thinketh your continuity copy writer didn't do their homework
Well, while it may not work for the G1 movie, suppose these toy bios represent a world in which Ratchet did not die. After all, toy bios can be seen as their own continuity.
Far too much thinking required for me
Posted by Lord Onixprime on November 10th, 2011 @ 1:03pm CST
Sabrblade wrote:Nuh uh. Just don't take the toy bios as gospel to the cartoons.Pretender Skywarp wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Pretender Skywarp wrote:waaaaghlord wrote:So Magnus sent Ratchet to Junk after a scene that occured after Ratchet bought the big one. Nice.
I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed that, I thought I was being a massive continuity nerd
Hasbro, me-thinketh your continuity copy writer didn't do their homework
Well, while it may not work for the G1 movie, suppose these toy bios represent a world in which Ratchet did not die. After all, toy bios can be seen as their own continuity.
Far too much thinking required for me
Especially when it comes to bio's from like the first wave of Beast Wars for example. Totaly not anything related tot he actual show.
Posted by Rated X on November 10th, 2011 @ 1:06pm CST
Off topic: Why cant they just start a new thread every time ? Nobody cares about all the old comments from the previous thread. Especially when the Article is suppossed to be about Junkheap and the first 20 comments are about Sky Shadow.
Posted by Kibble on November 10th, 2011 @ 1:08pm CST
Posted by Sabrblade on November 10th, 2011 @ 1:12pm CST
Because this article is about both of them, as it was originally. And talks of these two were already going on, so making a new topic would just be a duplicate of this topic.Rated X wrote:Junk Heap looks great !!! And he will look even better with the custom Junkion armor in yellow I got coming. (like in the last picture and my sig)
Off topic: Why cant they just start a new thread every time ? Nobody cares about all the old comments from the previous thread. Especially when the Article is suppossed to be about Junkheap and the first 20 comments are about Sky Shadow.
BTW, you're a G1 cartoon fan, right? Junkheap in the cartoon's official name is "Junkyard". They're just calling the toy "Junkheap" since they can't use the "Junkyard" name for the toy.
Posted by Diem on November 10th, 2011 @ 1:35pm CST
Rated X wrote:Junk Heap looks great !!! And he will look even better with the custom Junkion armor in yellow I got coming. (like in the last picture and my sig)
Off topic: Why cant they just start a new thread every time ? Nobody cares about all the old comments from the previous thread. Especially when the Article is suppossed to be about Junkheap and the first 20 comments are about Sky Shadow.
Helps stop the front page of the forum from becoming too full I guess.
Posted by bossman328 on November 10th, 2011 @ 1:45pm CST
correct me if I'm wrong...but in the 1986 TF movie...wasn't Ratchet already dead by the time the Junkions put Ultra Magnus back together?
Posted by Lord Onixprime on November 10th, 2011 @ 1:49pm CST
mbosti01 wrote:RE: Junkheap's Bio
correct me if I'm wrong...but in the 1986 TF movie...wasn't Ratchet already dead by the time the Junkions put Ultra Magnus back together?
Yeah, but you should always take the Bio's with a grain of salt.
Posted by kirbenvost on November 10th, 2011 @ 1:54pm CST
Cobalt Prime wrote:I really like the Galactus-like head mold they used for Sky(dark?)Shadow. The alternate chest piece also serves to further distance him aesthetically from Thunderwing. THAT is how you do a repaint.
Agreed.
GuyIncognito wrote:"JUNKHEAP races into battle, armed with Happy Meals and his special yellow pinwheel, to battle the evil HAMBURGLER."
lol.
Both of these figures look sweet. Junkheap's robot mode less so, but I love the colors on the bike mode. Deliciously 80s. The clear headlight is cool too. I'm pretty excited about these. I haven't been this excited for a Tfs since... probably Wheeljack.
Posted by Blurrz on November 10th, 2011 @ 2:09pm CST
Posted by Bumblevivisector on November 10th, 2011 @ 2:13pm CST
Lord Onixprime wrote:mbosti01 wrote:RE: Junkheap's Bio
correct me if I'm wrong...but in the 1986 TF movie...wasn't Ratchet already dead by the time the Junkions put Ultra Magnus back together?
Yeah, but you should always take the Bio's with a grain of salt.
Other possibilities:
1.) A sentence was cut off the end:
"A second later, Ultra Magnus realized what he'd just said"
2.) This occurs in the story-/coloring book continuity where something like TF:TM seemed to be happening but Ratchet and Starscream were still alive. (See "The Battle for Oil Valley")
3.) Autobot Ratchet is someone different from plain ol' Ratchet. Maybe he's someone of Microchange lineage who actually turns into a ratchet.
I'd buy that this is another continuity, but it's clearly referencing TF:TM, so I call a minor foul on trying to have they're cake and eat it too; and after they did such a bang up job on Hot Shot's bio. Besides, they're trying to sell Perceptor toys too, and he was actually on Junk for Magnus to give the order to; we see him inside the Junkion ship later, so they could've even said he followed it.
As for the McDonald's thing, maybe Junkheap studied their commercials more than the other Junkions, fascinated by that lawsuit the Krofts leveled against McDonaldland.
And someone owes me 3 No-Prizes. And I'm falling asleep as I type this, so at the moment I actually believe Hasbro might pony up.........
Posted by Doubledealer93 on November 10th, 2011 @ 2:17pm CST
Posted by Doubledealer93 on November 10th, 2011 @ 2:18pm CST
Posted by Pretender Skywarp on November 10th, 2011 @ 2:36pm CST
Lord Onixprime wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Nuh uh. Just don't take the toy bios as gospel to the cartoons.Pretender Skywarp wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Pretender Skywarp wrote:waaaaghlord wrote:So Magnus sent Ratchet to Junk after a scene that occured after Ratchet bought the big one. Nice.
I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed that, I thought I was being a massive continuity nerd
Hasbro, me-thinketh your continuity copy writer didn't do their homework
Well, while it may not work for the G1 movie, suppose these toy bios represent a world in which Ratchet did not die. After all, toy bios can be seen as their own continuity.
Far too much thinking required for me
Especially when it comes to bio's from like the first wave of Beast Wars for example. Totaly not anything related tot he actual show.
At the risk of being *really* picky, the BW toy bios were done before the corresponding fiction was finalise and retconned as needed, it would appear that on this occasion they're a little muddled
I do see where youre coming from tho, you can always make these things match up!!
Posted by Sabrblade on November 10th, 2011 @ 2:48pm CST
The whole concept of the Universal Streams system makes this work. Any Universal stream ending with a "Beta" is set in a toy bio world or pack-in comic world. This bio is/could be a "Beta" stream in which Ultra Magnus sent Ratchet to Junkion.Pretender Skywarp wrote:Lord Onixprime wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Nuh uh. Just don't take the toy bios as gospel to the cartoons.Pretender Skywarp wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Pretender Skywarp wrote:waaaaghlord wrote:So Magnus sent Ratchet to Junk after a scene that occured after Ratchet bought the big one. Nice.
I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed that, I thought I was being a massive continuity nerd
Hasbro, me-thinketh your continuity copy writer didn't do their homework
Well, while it may not work for the G1 movie, suppose these toy bios represent a world in which Ratchet did not die. After all, toy bios can be seen as their own continuity.
Far too much thinking required for me
Especially when it comes to bio's from like the first wave of Beast Wars for example. Totaly not anything related tot he actual show.
At the risk of being *really* picky, the BW toy bios were done before the corresponding fiction was finalise and retconned as needed, it would appear that on this occasion they're a little muddled
I do see where youre coming from tho, you can always make these things match up!!
If I knew the exact release date of the first Generations toys, I could calculate what Universal Stream this one would be.
Posted by ArmadaPrime on November 10th, 2011 @ 4:01pm CST
Posted by chuckdawg1999 on November 10th, 2011 @ 5:18pm CST
Posted by Skywarp64 on November 10th, 2011 @ 5:33pm CST
Posted by Rated X on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:11pm CST
Sabrblade wrote:Because this article is about both of them, as it was originally. And talks of these two were already going on, so making a new topic would just be a duplicate of this topic.Rated X wrote:Junk Heap looks great !!! And he will look even better with the custom Junkion armor in yellow I got coming. (like in the last picture and my sig)
Off topic: Why cant they just start a new thread every time ? Nobody cares about all the old comments from the previous thread. Especially when the Article is suppossed to be about Junkheap and the first 20 comments are about Sky Shadow.
BTW, you're a G1 cartoon fan, right? Junkheap in the cartoon's official name is "Junkyard". They're just calling the toy "Junkheap" since they can't use the "Junkyard" name for the toy.
I cant say Im a fan of that system. Half the fun of leaving a comment is seeing when someone replies to it. Nobody reads the old 136 comments from 2 weeks ago so why should they be forced to scroll through them. Maybe they can fix the system so it starts bottom up with the most recent comment being on top of page 1.
I didnt know he had a real name ? When Wreck-Gar called his followers to fix Ultra Magnus, wasnt it a whole team that fixed him ? When did they call names (in the movie) I swear I missed it...
Posted by Sabrblade on November 10th, 2011 @ 11:27pm CST
Well, if you have this topic bookmarked (as I do), you shoudl get emails directing you to the lastest unread post, which skips over all the older posts if you keep up with the topic enough.Rated X wrote:I cant say Im a fan of that system. Half the fun of leaving a comment is seeing when someone replies to it. Nobody reads the old 136 comments from 2 weeks ago so why should they be forced to scroll through them. Maybe they can fix the system so it starts bottom up with the most recent comment being on top of page 1.
You're right that he wasn't named in the movie. Nor were any of the other G1 Junkions. His name (and those the others) comes from the Complete Ark book, which compiles together animation models and production material from the G1 cartoon with newly-written information about it. The names given to each G1 Junkion were Junkyard, Scrapheap, Rubbish, Ashtray, Re-Cycle, HAZMAT, Trashbin, Wasteoid Gamma, and Greasestain.Rated X wrote:I didnt know he had a real name ? When Wreck-Gar called his followers to fix Ultra Magnus, wasnt it a whole team that fixed him ? When did they call names (in the movie) I swear I missed it...
Of these nine, only Junkyard and Scrapheap have been given toys.
Oh, and the ship which they launched form their planet to "destroy Unicron, kill the Grand Poobah, eliminate even the toughest stains" was given the name of the Minnow.
Posted by Kibble on November 11th, 2011 @ 1:27pm CST
Posted by Stormrider on November 11th, 2011 @ 6:45pm CST
Sabrblade wrote:Though it isn't an exact match for G1 Junkyard, I guess it's close enough.DJLazer wrote:these figures are both aweome! except for junkhep
This looks more like the e-Hobby exclusive, Scrapheap
Posted by Sabrblade on November 11th, 2011 @ 7:15pm CST
Nah, this is Scrapheap.Stormrider wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Though it isn't an exact match for G1 Junkyard, I guess it's close enough.DJLazer wrote:these figures are both aweome! except for junkhep
This looks more like the e-Hobby exclusive, Scrapheap
Posted by Flux Convoy on November 11th, 2011 @ 11:08pm CST
Sabrblade wrote:Believe it or not, there have been some depictions of Megatron in which he was incompetent and/or pitiful (looking at you, Marvel G1 Megatron as written by Bob Budiansky).
I'll take your word on the G1 comics as I've only read the first eight or so and the last 24. I also read G2 and I believe, everything since. The only show I'm not familiar with would be RID. If he's cowardly there I wouldn't know. Otherwise, Megatron is almost always depicted as strong, unafraid of anyone or anything. Of course, the movies have slipped my memory during the entire time I was making my argument. I dunno, why would Megatron really give a crap about some no name? It's cool Sky Shadow is getting made at all but the bio is laughable IMO.
Posted by Sabrblade on November 11th, 2011 @ 11:49pm CST
The first five show his imcompetence beautifully. In the first four, he steals a nuclear power plant to make a new base, but fails to use its nuclear power for his own gain. And then he kidnaps a car mechanic to create a superfuel for the Decepticons to use... because car mechanics can TOTALLY do that! And then when Shockwave shows up, he lists all of Megatron's stupidity right in front of him.Flux Convoy wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Believe it or not, there have been some depictions of Megatron in which he was incompetent and/or pitiful (looking at you, Marvel G1 Megatron as written by Bob Budiansky).
I'll take your word on the G1 comics as I've only read the first eight or so and the last 24.
Oh, and in issue 13, Megatron gets damaged and becomes the personal weapon of some small-time thief. And I don't mean he's stuck in gun mode and forced to be wielded by this guy. No, he's capable of transforming, speaking, and even has full awareness of being used as a tool. The damage inflicted upon him before simply made him be apathetic. That's right, the mighty Megatron made into a lazy bum for some petty crook.
In G2, Megatron openly declares himself an idiot.Flux Convoy wrote:I also read G2
Not cowardly, but kinda lazy. He spends about 65% of the show sitting on his throne yelling at his underlings for their failures. he's also a little over-the-top, but not in a good way. Think G1 season 3 Galvatron minus the violent rages and with a nutcase voice.Flux Convoy wrote:and I believe, everything since. The only show I'm not familiar with would be RID. If he's cowardly there I wouldn't know.
In ROTF, he grovels a lot at The Fallen. But not in much of a patheitc way, but more like how a loyal servant serves his master. Yes, I just called that Megatron a "servant".Flux Convoy wrote:Otherwise, Megatron is almost always depicted as strong, unafraid of anyone or anything. Of course, the movies have slipped my memory during the entire time I was making my argument.
Haven't recent comics made Black Shadow out to be more than a "no name"?Flux Convoy wrote:I dunno, why would Megatron really give a crap about some no name? It's cool Sky Shadow is getting made at all but the bio is laughable IMO.
Posted by Flux Convoy on November 12th, 2011 @ 12:03am CST
Sabrblade wrote:The first five show his imcompetence beautifully. In the first four, he steals a nuclear power plant to make a new base, but fails to use its nuclear power for his own gain. and then he kidnaps a car mechanic to create a superfuel for the Decepticons the use... because car mechanics can TOTALLY do that! And then when Shockwave shows up, he lists all of Megatron's stupidity right in front of him.Flux Convoy wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Believe it or not, there have been some depictions of Megatron in which he was incompetent and/or pitiful (looking at you, Marvel G1 Megatron as written by Bob Budiansky).
I'll take your word on the G1 comics as I've only read the first eight or so and the last 24.
Oh, and in issue 13, Megatron gets damaged and becomes the personal weapon of some small-time thief. And I don't mean he's stuck in gun mode and forced to be wielded by this guy. No, he's capable of transforming, speaking, and even has full awareness of being used as a tool. The damage inflicted upon him before simply made him be apathetic. That's right, the mighty Megatron made into a lazy bum for some petty crook.In G2, Megatron openly declares himself an idiot.Flux Convoy wrote:I also read G2Not cowardly, but kinda lazy. He spends about 65% of the show sitting on his throne yelling at his underlings for their failures. he's also a little over-the-top, but not in a good way. Think G1 season 3 Galvatron minus the violent rages and with a nutcase voice.Flux Convoy wrote:and I believe, everything since. The only show I'm not familiar with would be RID. If he's cowardly there I wouldn't know.In ROTF, he grovels a lot at The Fallen. But not in much of a patheitc way, but more like how a loyal servant serves his master. Yes, I just called that Megatron a "servant".Flux Convoy wrote:Otherwise, Megatron is almost always depicted as strong, unafraid of anyone or anything. Of course, the movies have slipped my memory during the entire time I was making my argument.Haven't recent comics made Black Shadow out to be more than a "no name"?Flux Convoy wrote:I dunno, why would Megatron really give a crap about some no name? It's cool Sky Shadow is getting made at all but the bio is laughable IMO.
You're forgetting that they had been dormant for all of the span of humanity and had no knowledge of our sciences. They didn't even know humans were the dominant life form until issue...2? Mind you, I retain little of anything. As for recent comics and Sky Shadow, you'd know better than I. I read everything in trades. I think the last ones I read were Infiltration and Galvatron's whatever that was. Four issues of garbage I think.
Posted by Sabrblade on November 12th, 2011 @ 12:29am CST
Shockwave was dormant for just as long (if not longer), yet he knew of each and every one of these mistakes Megatron made and ridiculed him for them.Flux Convoy wrote:You're forgetting that they had been dormant for all of the span of humanity and had no knowledge of our sciences.
"Petty vengeance on barely intelligent creatures has no place in our cause. Logic dictates there is no place for such emotionalism in a Decepticon commander. Nor is there room for incompetence--For stealing energy facilities and not being able to use them, for being fooled by lower forms, for defeat. That is why I now command."
Regardless, both lifeforms use energy, yet Megatron didn't take the short time to simply figure out how use human fuel for the Deceps' benefit, yet Shockwave did.Flux Convoy wrote:They didn't even know humans were the dominant life form until issue...2? Mind you, I retain little of anything.
Looking on his TFWiki page, it seems that IDW made him one of Megatron's three most powerful warriors, being on even level with Sixshot and Overlord. "Phase sixers" is what he called them. He was also in the TransTech fiction, but I can't tell how important he was in there.Flux Convoy wrote:As for recent comics and Sky Shadow, you'd know better than I. I read everything in trades. I think the last ones I read were Infiltration and Galvatron's whatever that was. Four issues of garbage I think.
Posted by Pretender Skywarp on November 12th, 2011 @ 4:52am CST
Posted by RhA on November 12th, 2011 @ 4:58am CST
Sabrblade wrote:Shockwave was dormant for just as long (if not longer), yet he knew of each and every one of these mistakes Megatron made and ridiculed him for them.Flux Convoy wrote:You're forgetting that they had been dormant for all of the span of humanity and had no knowledge of our sciences.
"Petty vengeance on barely intelligent creatures has no place in our cause. Logic dictates there is no place for such emotionalism in a Decepticon commander. Nor is there room for incompetence--For stealing energy facilities and not being able to use them, for being fooled by lower forms, for defeat. That is why I now command."Regardless, both lifeforms use energy, yet Megatron didn't take the short time to simply figure out how use human fuel for the Deceps' benefit, yet Shockwave did.Flux Convoy wrote:They didn't even know humans were the dominant life form until issue...2? Mind you, I retain little of anything.Looking on his TFWiki page, it seems that IDW made him one of Megatron's three most powerful warriors, being on even level with Sixshot and Overlord. "Phase sixers" is what he called them. He was also in the TransTech fiction, but I can't tell how important he was in there.Flux Convoy wrote:As for recent comics and Sky Shadow, you'd know better than I. I read everything in trades. I think the last ones I read were Infiltration and Galvatron's whatever that was. Four issues of garbage I think.
Transtech, the party no one was invited to.
I'm completely unknowlegdeable about comics, I just really liked Victory. He was in there... So there's my reason for wanting that toy. We need more Victory toys.