With them being all realistic and what not, I thought they'd be totally true to disguise and what not.

Yeah, that really bugs me too. I figured that since this is a live action movie, Hasbro would take the concept of "Robots in disguised" more seriously for once. Instead, most of the vehicle modes look like giant toys, the kind that GI Joes or MASK would drive around in.

 

But on the other hand, if disguise isn't all that important to the plot then maybe we'll get more action.

I can't believe how cool Blackout and Barricade are.

 

I can't believe they left the little triangle in the middle of the Autobot symbol's forehead off of the Autobot symbol on Ironhide's tailgate.

 

I can't believe my little brother's coming into town July 3rd and we get to spend a week watching the movie and playing with toys.

 

I can't believe they cast Peter Cullen.

 

I can't believe there's a deluxe Arcee in the toyline.

 

I can't believe how tiny Blackout is. Or how cool he still is despite it.

 

I can't believe we're finally getting a Transformers action figure with built-in Devo songs.

 

But, mostly, I can't believe that my wife puts up with how excited I am.

i cant believe my own defecation looks better than Starscream

 

 

I can't believe a guy who's already admitted it would be a great design if it had another name keeps saying that :roll

blackout does seem pretty small, yet has a complex transformation. size really doesnt matter after all. ah well. i'm definitely gonna buy him

 

i also can't believe i still have to wait 5 damn months....

 

Herald, he looks bad as Starscream and only as Starscream. if he had been dreadwing or something, he wouldnt look bad

I can't believe how tiny Blackout is. Or how cool he still is despite it.

Followed link. I holled*.

 

* 'Huh!?!'D Out Loud.

 

Literally measured with my hand how tal Blackout stood, and Huh'D in disbelief.

I can't believe how tiny Blackout is. Or how cool he still is despite it.

I can't believe I followed the link and then holled*.

 

* 'Huh!?!'D Out Loud.

 

Literally measured with my hand how tal Blackout stood, and Huh'D in disbelief.

 

I can't believe I fixed your post. You have to stay on topic. :tflaugh

 

Anyway, yeah, smaller than I thought, but not discouraging in the least. I play with my toys, and when I have them out, I usually display them in battle, Lego figures running for their lives. I get really particular about all my Autobot figures being to scale with each other in Alt. mode, but the Decepticons can turn into whatever at whatever size and I'm cool with it.

 

I guess the (incredibly geeky) rational is that Autobots want their alt. modes to be functional for the humans and to work as disguises, since they're generally outnumbered and outgunned. They want to make the best use of sneak attacks. The Decepticons don't care if humans can use them, or if they're spotted, since they're packin' heat and are ready to smash the hell out of stuff.

No wonder there's so many more Decepticon toys than Autobot toys for the movie: The decepticons need the extra numbers to compenstate for their small size.

No wonder there's so many more Decepticon toys than Autobot toys for the movie: The decepticons need the extra numbers to compenstate for their small size.

 

Aren't they all huge Minus Frenzy and Baricade?

I can't believe how immune to spoilers this movie is. I could see still photos of every scene in the movie and I would still be surprised when I actually watch it.

I can't believe we're finally getting a Transformers action figure with built-in Devo songs.

:pfx :pfx