Beast Wars 25th Anniversary Celebration

I couldn't do a specific review for the month as I was busy with other things or had plans set for a while that it just couldn't get in. However, I did think of doing another video which also got some people involved. Here I check out figures submitted but others and give my personal opinion or reaction. Hope you like it, and I hope it's good enough to be submitted #TFormersBW25

In celebration of 25 years of Beast Wars, and with all the votes collected and counted, we countdown the top 10 Maximals!

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts director Steven Caple Jr. has shared a new image that is clearly an alliance kind of thing with merging the original Autobot with the Beast Wars Maximal faction symbol into something new with the comment "We're coming." Hopefully, this means we'll be learning more about how these two groups will align in a BIG way soon. Click Image to Read the Full News Story Now

Here's a fun little throwback to the early days of Beast Wars, right down to the Kenner logo on the packaging. Rattrap is a simple one-step changer that was quite articulated for the day. Unfortunately, the ball joints haven't held up and can't support the weight of the figure well on my copy. Cheetor is a real stand-out from the early days and it's worth remembering that it was one of the most articulated figures of the day. All the joints are still tight and can hold a pose, it's a really fun figure. Both Rattrap and Cheetor are fun figures and if you've never experienced a Transformer from this era, they're worth the purchase.

BEAST WARS MONTH marches on with a look at the 2019 Takara Transformers Beast Wars Neo Big Convoy! The Mammoth Prime was unpopular back in the day due to the difficult transformation and kind of hard to before the reissue. Thankfully, Takara updated the figure with more cartoon-accurate colors, which sets it apart from the 1999 release. Click Image to Read the Full News Story Now