Takara Tomy Exclusive Bronze Caliber Axe Details, Reveal of Gold Battle Axe and Temenos Sword

Ig89ninja wrote:Are those leader weapons, or just voyager?

According to stuff I've read, all 3 are Leader weapons.

As we have seemingly be writing about forever, today was the release date for the home releases of Transformers: The Last Knight - the fifth live-action movie from Paramount and Michael Bay - in Japan, where it's know as the The Last Knight King (or King of Knights, though nothing to do with Saber). We covered a while ago the 7 Eleven exclusive accompanying figure with the Blu-Ray edition of the movie, too, a clear plastic Optimus Prime, which uses the Voyager Premier edition of the character.

Thanks to regular suspects on social media, aka Japanese toy bloggers tagoal, Alfes 2010, singgg4 and yokozana, we have some in-hand, in-package, and posed images of the toy, too! Take a look below at some pretty cool looking full body light piping, and let us know what you think of the toy in the Energon Pub Discussion Board!

He's meant to be the "Ghost of Michael's Past", forever haunting Mr Bay's dreams until he fixes his ways and starts making decent films.

Just further supports my hate for clear plastic figures, especially when it's paired with opaque plastic.

Emerje

Lucky Logician wrote:Clear versions of Starscream are meant to represent him as a ghost. So does that mean this guy is a Ghost Optimus?

In some previous cases, clear versions of Optimus represented powered up "Crystal" forms of him.

I usually dislike clear figures but I actually really like this. Not enough to pay the likely high cost to get one but I do really like it.

That clear Prime does look kinda nifty, but I'm not shelling out for an ultimately pointless redeco of a merely OK mold.

Now a proper Nemesis coloured Nemesis Prime version? THAT I would buy.

By "file", it's otherwise known as a "clear folder", I think.

I just checked, and I think it's British English too. For years, I've been using the computing term of "file in a folder", but, rather strangely, almost all definitions state "a file is a container, like a folder".



Oh well, I learnt something new today.

primalxconvoy wrote:By "file", it's otherwise known as a "clear folder", I think.

Just an FYI side note: They're actually called "clear files" in Japanese (クリアファイル -- kuriafuairu). Though this one technically isn't a clear file since it isn't clear it's metallic (メタリックファイル -- metarikkufuairu).

Emerje

(I admit I had to cheat on the "fuairu" part because ァ doesn't convert into romaji right so I replaced it with an 'a'.)