...will this pave the way for other TF series to get digital versatile disc'd? Mainly stuff like RID, Headmasters, the Japanese Beast era shows, etc. I realize they'd probably just subtitle HM, Victory, and Masterforce, but if the rights-holders to these other series would show ANY interest in giving us these "lost" series on shiny little discs, it'd be nice and all. Though I doubt it'll happen, it's still a slim possibility.

I'd like to get Headmasters, Masterforce, Victory, Superlink, and Galaxy Force, subtitled and officially released in R1, but I won't hold my breath.

 

I also want RiD, but I don't care if its dubbed or not.

 

I would say out of all of them Headmasters is the most likely to happen since the UK is getting it.

If I remember right, Disney owns the rights to RiD, and they've said no to DVDs.

Disney = retarded if they think putting a TF show on DVD isn't a good thing

Disney = retarded if they think putting a TF show on DVD isn't a good thing

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Disney has equaled retarded since they made sequals to Snow White and Sleeping Beauty.

UK also has RID. And now Headmasters. :D But  we dont have BW :(

I wish Disney would put RiD on Jetix or something- it would do so well!  If only they knew they were sitting on a gold mine.

Are they? Did the show do that well? How many serious RiD fans are there out there? The toys aren't in stores anymore... you know? It may happen at some point but I don't think anyone's being retarded for not releasing it. It was only ever intended as filler in the first place.

*has rid part one and has preordered from amazon headmasters.*

 

the takara series (headmasters, masterforce,victory) won't be released in america. there are reasons for this including the rights to the show and metrodome being lucky enough to find a full sewt of headmasters (most of the shows having being thought to be lost) your best bet is most likely to import from the uk (taliing about tfs i never thought i would be able to say that)

Are they?

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Good point, but it's still more entertaining than anything else Disney has on Jetix.