In Hand Images of Transformers Siege Wave 2 Micromasters with Ravage and Laserbeak

carytheone wrote:

william-james88 wrote:[img]Spy_Patrol_pack_in_the_wild.jpg[/img]

Argh, already in stores? *prepares for a lunchtime hunt*

Where did I write that?

I was originally going to ask if any of the classic teams will get their remaining members released, (since we are only getting 2 of 4)...but then I recalled we pretty much know what most of this Siege lines releases are, and with so many micro master teams to choose from, I seriously doubt it...kind of answered my own question there... Unless of course micromasters continue on into the 2020 line...

william-james88 wrote:

"I, Optimus Prime, am now the new leader of the Decepticons!"

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Wolfman wrote:...Leader Shockwave next.

Yes, plz! And could you take a couple of shots of Megatron and Shockwave without his extra stuff side by side? They should be the same size, right?

You are not gonna like the answer. Shockwave is smaller than megatron and only becomes as tall when you add the armour bits.

That's odd the last five pictures in the article aren't showing up for me, I'm guessing it's showing the combined weapon mode of the rescue patrol?

It's been discussed before but, as I've always felt Transformers work better released as pairs/rivals, perhaps they might actually give one to Omega Supreme. He has had an animosity to Devastator in the past, but I don't see any Gestalts as part of the SIEGE line just yet. Since he is a Land "base" for the Autobots on Cybertron, how about a Water "base" for the Decepticons?

How about a new Tidal Wave?

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:It's been discussed before but, as I've always felt Transformers work better released as pairs/rivals, perhaps they might actually give one to Omega Supreme. He has had an animosity to Devastator in the past, but I don't see any Gestalts as part of the SIEGE line just yet. Since he is a Land "base" for the Autobots on Cybertron, how about a Water "base" for the Decepticons?

How about a new Tidal Wave?

I agree, and I once pondered if in 2017 they would re-release generations Metroplex as a rival to Trypticon. It appears that Hasbro is content (or limited) to produce one Titan Class per year.

Metroplex had to wait 3 years for his rival to be produced, with Devastator, now 5 years later, his rival will get an awesome update this year. If all goes according to hopes/anticipations, 2016's Fort Max will have his rival in 2020.

Unfortunately Tidal Wave is one of those oddities... He appears gigantic in early teases in some Armada episodes, even in the PS2 game he is gigantic. however, despite his size, somehow he ends up being little more than Armor for Armada Megatron...

The line is only 12 months long, and has mostly been revealed, and the toys , especially Titans take at least 2 years to develop, if not more, I seriously doubt we will ever see 2 titans in the same line (12 months span), let alone Siege.

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:Why not make a Titan Class Tidal Wave in this line to compliment Omega Supreme, Instead of presuming people have a combiner team from a previous line? I'd assume CW Devastator would be less profitable for them as opposed to a new release, especially a figure that hasn't really had any attention since The Unicron Trilogy.

Because the audiences that they're aiming these Titan class figures at in the first place are those who have the disposal income to purchase these Titan class figures on a yearly basis, expecting that said consumers would have already gotten Devastator back when he was available, in anticipation of the forthcoming Titan class Omega Supreme to complement Devastator years later.

Just like how they presumed that the people they were aiming their Titan class Trypticon at had already gotten Titan class Metroplex back when that figure was available.

Sabrblade wrote:

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:Why not make a Titan Class Tidal Wave in this line to compliment Omega Supreme, Instead of presuming people have a combiner team from a previous line? I'd assume CW Devastator would be less profitable for them as opposed to a new release, especially a figure that hasn't really had any attention since The Unicron Trilogy.

Because the audiences that they're aiming these Titan class figures at in the first place are those who have the disposal income to purchase these Titan class figures on a yearly basis, expecting that said consumers would have already gotten Devastator back when he was available, in anticipation of the forthcoming Titan class Omega Supreme to complement Devastator years later.

Just like how they presumed that the people they were aiming their Titan class Trypticon at had already gotten Titan class Metroplex back when that figure was available.

Much like those that bought Titan Class Fort Max have been left twiddling their thumbs for Primus knows how long