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All Transformers, all the time -- from Generation 1 to "Animated", Michael Bay's Transformers franchise, and beyond.
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I saw this on another forum but is was about Sonic X and it turned out BIG, so I thought I'd do it here, only with Beast Wars instead. Heres how it goes, I will post a screenshot from one of the episodes of the series and you's will caption it with what ever you think is going through the characters mind. Then I will pick what I think is the best caption and that person will be the winner for the day. Then I will post another pic, and the same thing will happen again. Let the games begin!
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The official street date for TF: Animated was June 22nd. Not that you could really notice, of course. Stocking at the major box stores was sporatic at best. There are probably stores that STILL are not on board with stocking Animated figures. Only recently have I seen any kind of uniform stocking arrangements. Target, for instance, dedicated an end cap display yet only 20% of stores I visited used the promotion. At that, it was shared with the shelfwarmer known as Deep Space Starscream. So imagine my disgust today when I visited my local Target and found not one end cap... but THREE end caps advertising the new Star Wars Legacy line!! Then I walked down the act…
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All right. I know they aren't very popular with TF fans but I'm in the middle of a debate on them and I would like to gather the opinions of others here. As some of you may or may not know, the Animorphs starts as a book series, then a tv show and were also made into a toyline. Also, what many of you may or may not know is that when they were released as a toyline, they were placed under the TF franchise. Toy photos :: MarcoBeetleMOSC1a.jpg picture by sto_vo_kor_2000 - Photobucket Now, I'm aware that they were placed under the TF brand as a marketing strategy, to appeal to a wider audience, in an attempt to make larger sales for the toyline. That it w…
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So... perhaps some more BW/BM love this weekend? Feel free to theorize and discuss the episode here.
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1. Dicscounting the Super Gobots who were their own thing, the robots were all roughly the same height as opposed to the any old size will do method of Transformers. 2. The show actually handled female Gobots well, with there being quite a few, and none of them were singled out as being special just because they were female. 3. Many of the second and third series Gobots had transformations as complex as TFs twice their size. 4. They were cheap as hell. ----and still are mostly. 5. Puzzler! Required no extra parts, all six bots were to scale with each other, and made a great gestalt. All this in the same year that TFs were spamming Scramble City molds. …
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i pondered if there were any girls collecting tfs out there i only know of one but i know very little info on her but i was wonder if anyone knows of any or is it mostly a guy thing
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I think that galvatron made a better leader than Megatron. Megatron always had a half decent idea but he always had to retreat. Galvatron really didnt have many schemes he just wanterd to destroy the Autobots which is much cooler! :tfgrin
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It's national census time again, and I've decided to record "Transformers" as my religion. I encourage everyone else to consider doing likewise. You can also join/support this movement on Facebook. Thank you, and Primus bless. :) P.S.: Feel free to pass this along other TF forums/communities. Preach it!
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If you were a bot (or a pervertive human(yeah IF!!!)) , who would you like?
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Just had this thought, and I wondered if anyone else had an opinion.
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