ASM has received and reviewed an advanced copy a week ahead of the highly anticipated Beast Machines: The Complete Series DVD box set.  Check out the review right here.  Thanks to the Allspark for the news.

 

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Good review. LOVE the menus. *preorders*

Pre-ordered it months ago when I first heard about it.

 

I can't wait to see the interviews and here the commentaries from Skir, Wolfman and Kaye, those should make this a must-buy by themselves. Plus seeing this in all its digital glory will truly be worth the price.

 

I am eagerly awaiting its release.

 

EDIT: I really do miss this caliber of story writing, animation and voice acting as opposed to the "crap" that we have been getting in the A/E/C arc. Here's to the good ole days.  :beer

We're still waiting for your post Madhammer. Come on slow poke.

We're still waiting for your post Madhammer. Come on slow poke.

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:tflaugh

THIS IS ALSO SOMETHING I LIKE

 

*has mega ultra supreme class fanwood*

 

BTW it's a bit ghey that the reviewer doesn't even have a 5.1 system to play the DVDs on. I guess I'll just have to test it out myself...

I find it interesting that the reviewer mentions that it was HASBRO's idea to make the series all religious and not Skir's.

 

Why would a toy company do that?

and if they did - why wouldnt they go the safe judeo-christian route?

I find it interesting that the reviewer mentions that it was HASBRO's idea to make the series all religious and not Skir's.

 

Why would a toy company do that?

and if they did - why wouldnt they go the safe judeo-christian route?

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:tflaugh "safe"

 

Hasbro liked the whole "spark" thing that had developed throughout the BW series and wanted to expand upon it. The "learning how to transform" thing was another idea that came from Hasbro (and which Skir hated; hence not a single "I am transformed" in the second season, when he had total creative control over the show).

 

BTW COMMENTARY TRACKS ON THE FINALE = ME LIKEE :drool

I find it interesting that the reviewer mentions that it was HASBRO's idea to make the series all religious and not Skir's.

 

Why would a toy company do that?

and if they did - why wouldnt they go the safe judeo-christian route?

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NO

I find it interesting that the reviewer mentions that it was HASBRO's idea to make the series all religious and not Skir's.

 

Why would a toy company do that?

and if they did - why wouldnt they go the safe judeo-christian route?

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NO

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um "NO" what?