If the war for cybertron game and tie in toys produce good sales, could we see more characters being made as toys?

Will Transformer Animated Fans in America ever see figures like Blackout, Rodimus, Wingblade Prime and a couple others that we have seen in Japan?

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Here is my one question:

 

Q1: What was the inspiration for Shadow Command Megatron's Repaint Colors?

 

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When designing Revenge of the Fallen Deluxe-class Lockdown, was it ever considered to make him more realistic looking, and further from the Animated look? I like the design, but there's something about the alt-mode that still looks more cartoon-ish than movie-ish.

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would you consider making a doctor strange tformer for the marvel crossover line?

Why do have so many toys with instant/easy transformations now days.

 

Do you plan on ever releasing a new mold for Computron or Abominus?

I would like to know why Universe Classic Series Heavy Load with Drillbit minicon was developed in the first place given that all the other toys in the Classic Series have a more obvious G1/G2 homage. This character is an outlier: it just does not fit in easily.

The name Heavy Load I believe came from the RID Landfill combiner but it was an Autobot and a Dump Truck. The mold came from Cybertron Quickmix which was a direct homage to the G1 Targetmaster, but Heavy Load is a Decepticon. The closest character I can think of that related to Heavy Load is Constructicon Mixmaster since their alt modes and and bios are similar, which would leave Drillbit a mystery.

My only question is when are we going to start seeing previews of figures on the upcoming Transformers Prime series on the new Hub Channel?

 

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With the airing of the original Transformers cartoon on the Hub will we see more figures in the classics/generations whatever they are calling it now line based on those characters?

There have been a lot of Positive and Negative feelings towards the Michel Bay image of the Transformers and Hasbro's "Revenge of the Fallen" toy line. How has the popularity and distain of the most recent movie (and subsequently toy line) from many Transformer fans impacted the decision making process on what direction different media and toy lines are currently taking and will take in the future?