Images of the Comics Included with Takara Transformers Legends Blaster, Wheelie, Weirdwolf and Rewind

Hm, Road-Rage is slightly more busty than I remember.

D-Maximus_Primal wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:Hm, Road-Rage is slightly more busty than I remember.

Um, where did you see Roadrage?

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This looks great!

SillySpringer wrote:

D-Maximus_Primal wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:Hm, Road-Rage is slightly more busty than I remember.

Um, where did you see Roadrage?

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Oh bewbs Stop the presses!

Anyways, Scourge always gets an allergy attack when he gets close to a super charged power source.

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Kurona wrote:Oh hey, Road Rage! Not sure why she's there in-universe but it's a nice reference to how her MP has Twincast as an accessory.

The scene is a reference to Road Rage's MP bio in which she has placed Flip Sides on trial for suspicion of being a Decepticon spy, and Twincast is trying to defend Flip Sides. But it turned out that Flip Sides was guilty and Twincast had to learn to live with the fact that one of his friends and closest comrades was really a traitor.

william-james88 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Though, for clarity's sake, this toy isn't being treated as Blaster's cartoon body proper, but is instead treated as an evolved form of that body, an upgrade from his Twincast body that he got in The Headmasters cartoon. A third form for Cartoon Blaster overall.

Yet the colours being so slavishly G1 indicate that Takara did cilour this in hope to also please collectors who want an accurate G1 Blaster in their collction. If he was truly a new form in every way, then there would be no need to mirror that deco to a T.

I mean, it's a new form that allows Twincast to go back to being his old Blaster self, in which Takara is using to let him look as much like his old self from the cartoon as possible (within reason, of course, as they kept the toy-accurate shoulder designs intact and did integrate a ton of show-inaccurate blue joint pieces into the figure).

It a new form for the cartoon character but with some newness added to it, yet still tied more closely to the cartoon's lore than the Hasbro version.

Sabrblade wrote:

Kurona wrote:Oh hey, Road Rage! Not sure why she's there in-universe but it's a nice reference to how her MP has Twincast as an accessory.

The scene is a reference to Road Rage's MP bio in which she has placed Flip Sides on trial for suspicion of being a Decepticon spy, and Twincast is trying to defend Flip Sides. But it turned out that Flip Sides was guilty and Twincast had to learn to live with the fact that one of his friends and closest comrades was really a traitor.

Speaking of which- Legends/MP Flip Sides when? I want my Decepticon infiltrator fembot.

So I guess that there is more of a connection to G1 Wheelie and Movie Wheelie eh?

Sabrblade wrote:Though people originally thought that Blaster's Titan Master head was based on Perceptor, it actually seems to sculpted (not colored, but sculpted) more in homage to the headsculpt of Binaltech Asterisk Broad Blast.

Blaster's pack-in Legends comic seems to agree with this as there's a close up panel of Blaster's helmet-less head that also contains a thought bubble that flashes back to his Binaltech Asterisk body.

This is an extremely obvious (and pretty unbelievable) attempt by Takara Tomy to explain why the head looks this way in their continuity. If it was really intended to be Asterisk Broadblast it would look just like it, not vaguely like it if you squint. It was definitely originally designed to look like Perceptor.

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