I initaly wanted this figure, but I have to say it's wearing off.
This Megatron has ALOT of potential. It just seems though, the more I see it, the less Hasbro is looking to exploit it?
It's a problem that seems to be running rampant throughout this line, so I save my money for vintage and Classics.
soundwave13c wrote:I initaly wanted this figure, but I have to say it's wearing off.
This Megatron has ALOT of potential. It just seems though, the more I see it, the less Hasbro is looking to exploit it?
It's a problem that seems to be running rampant throughout this line, so I save my money for vintage and Classics.
i agree liege
At least he resembles a Megatronish looking being. 
Bumblethumper wrote:Outside of Masterpiece Megs, I think this is the best looking Megatron in a long, long time, probably all the way back to G1.
Darkclyde wrote:not to shabby... but i most interested in is how tall the toy will be. In the TF animated, megatron is really a big badass decepticon boss (all the decepticons are really bigger than the autobots). If the toy can hold it true to the form factor of the TF animated's character, i guess it worth the shot.
but, i put my money on bumblebee TF animated toy... imho, bumblebee characterization and it's related toy design along the line-up of TF till now, most of them looks great.
Bumblethumper wrote:Y'know I think this looks better than most of the next batch of Classics stuff. Such a great colour scheme.
... Now if only he had a decent alt mode.
microclone wrote:Bumblethumper wrote:Outside of Masterpiece Megs, I think this is the best looking Megatron in a long, long time, probably all the way back to G1.
i have a sneaky feeling that earth megs is going to be a very popular megs toy with many, he supposed to be a leader figure so could be pretty huge.
Sowndwave76 wrote:I actually like the alt mode, but I kinda agree with ya...
I'm diggin' the Classics, but I'm as excited for the Animated figures.
