TakaraTomy ROTF toy listings and images

Peace be upon all,
Thanks for the post.
What's the name of the ship-former in the gallery?

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Megaprimatron wrote:Peace be upon all,
Thanks for the post.
What's the name of the ship-former in the gallery?

http://www.amiami.com/shop?vgForm=Produ ... eview.html

That would be Depth Charge, a new Scout-class fig

First Gen wrote:Megs is SCREAMING, I am Galvatron!!!!

Shame on you. That is a gimmick that was used effectively once and should have been left back in 1986 where it belonged. Don't be giving Bay any ideas.

Those are some awsome pics. I can already hear a vacuous, sucking noise coming from the darkest recesses of my wallet.

Narc wrote:Why does Arcee have to be on wheelies? How do they expext her to stand? Everything else looks a lot better in these pics compared torevious shots.

That's Chromium, not Arcee, and part of the bike becomes a stand. Check out some other pics and you'll see it. With or without the stand, it looks stupid. It looks like the mistransformed and broken TF pieces you find at the bottom of a bin of old toys.

Everything looks better in these pics because they used Photoshop to make everything look better, as they do in all their promotional shots, so these pics are less accurate than what you've seen in other pics.

All that being said, I think I like Sideways and Sideswipe the best out of this lot. And that Megatron is growing on me.

Counterpunch wrote:I don't like these! For the first time in like 7 years of TF toys hitting the shelves, I just flat out don't like these. Yey!

I don't think I liked the previous movie line either, but I went ahead and gave it a chance (didn't like Armada either when it came out, but have since done a 180 on that matter).

As someone who tracks down most everything released, it's very nice to not only get to sit this one out, but to not feel bad or guilty about it either.

Cannot agree more CP, my wallet gets a much deserved holiday!

And best of all is it's a bigger than expected wallet holiday thanks to local retailers jacking up prices in time to profit from the movie figures popularity.