Definitely the Siege of Autobot City... the most dramatic battle EVER in any TF series, with only Dinobot's final stand even coming close.

My greatest moment is the entire Transformers the Movie

 

Outside of that Agenda 1,2 and 3. When Ravage showed up and arrested Megs that was cool. When Ravage was shown the clip of G1 Megs from the disk and then at the end when he transformed with the G1 sound, My hair stood on end. At the very end when they revealed the Ark, showed the old TFs and then Megs blasted Prime in the face, I felt such an intense joy and anger. Joy that this was the best episode in existance and anger that it said "to be continued ?"

Opening Bendy Prime (basically my first tf) in the car....then the car alarm going off =\

Opening Bendy Prime (basically my first tf) in the car....then the car alarm going off =\

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:lol you should have disabled the dork alarm first

Getting PM PRime as a kid... i missed out on g1 prime (or my parents did) but then i got PM Prime and kept looking at him to make sure i wasn't dreaming.

Man, I have 3 I guess.

1) Finding PM Prime in the bathtub of my house after a nice easter egg scavenger hunt.

2) Just memories of watching the two "Return of Optimus Prime" (my parents rented them and recorded them on a VHS and those were my only tranformers episodes until the later half of BW) over and over again in my Transformers Underroos.

3)  Weird.  Sept 10, 2001.  Finding the new R.i.D. toys at Wal-mart and being so super excited and then Sept 11 getting them out of layaway as soon as school was out, and then opening them on the way to church the next afternoon.  Just a weird three days emotionally.

Opening Bendy Prime (basically my first tf) in the car....then the car alarm going off =\

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:lol you should have disabled the dork alarm first

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Oh haha, not funny...Kinda overused on me by now.

 

My dad's car alarm is weird.

Getting G1 Prime for Xmas was definately memorable.  :thumb

 

I think my best memory was when I finally had all the Combaticons.  I recevied the limbs as gifts but I had to save up my allowance for a long time to get Onslaught.  I remember the day I got him, my family and I also went to the drive-in to see the Popeye movie.  I spent the whole time playing with him in the car and I missed the movie.  Oh well.  :tfgrin

Organising and running Australia's first Transformers convention in Sydney two years ago. A lot of sweat and blood was poured into it, but it was a success.

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What, no tears? :)

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Nah, couldn't afford it... the joys of self-funding a convention. (-_-)

 

Managed to break even though, which was better than expected (the other fan-organisers and myself kinda braced ourselves to make a marginal loss).

 

The two main nightmares of the con were:

(1) The printer being late with printing the comics! I wanted them done the day before the con, but instead it was printed on the afternoon on the day... they only arrived toward the end of the con, so anyone who left earlier would've missed out. :/

(2) Madman Entertainment being screwed over by Star Track Express who failed to deliver their merchandise on the day... so we had no DVDs or T-shirts on sale... teh suck to all the Transformers cartoon fans. :( Needless to say that I've lost all regard for Star Track Express... Madman's rep even called Star Track Express and asked if they could send someone over to their warehouse and pick the merchandise up themselves, but Star Track said no...

 

Okay, these are painful memories...

 

On a happier note, everyone had a great time participating in the Throttlebot Grand Prix and Obstacle Course Race! We also had fans who turned up with box loads of TFs to sell as fan dealers... this was never planned, but I allowed it, and that was great. You can never have too many toy dealers. :)

My greatest memory...hmmm...probably getting BW Inferno for my bday when I turned 12 from my older sister's bf at the time (he was the one that got me really hooked on TFs, but he made sure I really started out right by understanding G1 as the founding father of TFs).

 

Another great memory was was going to TRU last summer before my trip and finding all the new Cybertron toys (I already had a few GF figs and had a good feeling about the line since they were awsome toys).

 

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3)  Weird.  Sept 10, 2001.  Finding the new R.i.D. toys at Wal-mart and being so super excited and then Sept 11 getting them out of layaway as soon as school was out, and then opening them on the way to church the next afternoon.  Just a weird three days emotionally.

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