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I don't know.
I just expected more.
He's just... I don't know.
That face just doesn't quite have the character of Megatron from the show.
I like a certain regal arrogance in my Megatrons. Hell, I'd have settled for the Beast Wars Reborn retooled smirk even.
I think my favorite new part is the disclaimer on the instructions: "Some parts are made to detach if excessive force is applied..."
Yeah. His legs fell off while Transforming him.
Then again, he's not all that solid or sturdy of a figure in bot more his cyberthing mode.
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TF Animated Megatron is the 2069th Transformer that I've acquired.
Yeah. I had to get him. I was really looking for Big Daddy but alas, he was not to be found.
And the grey and purple goodness just appeals to me so much. I just can't explain it.
Now I will say he'll never be leaving car mode. I can't stand the bot mode on him at all but I do love the car a lot.
I almost bought Stockade and Divebomb but I really didn't want Stockade and Divebomb's paint deco is actually pretty garish.
Oh well... I must now find me the Daddy of Bigness!
Transformers Movie Jolt is the 2030th Transformer that I've acquired.
So last night I get this email from Evebird about Hasbro now hawking AFA-graded bullshit on their site and lo and behold, the url doesn't work today.
Personally, it feel it is pretty bad form for Hasbro to put a $199 bullshit AFA-graded item on their mainstream site for a toy that was aimed at collectors in the first place but made practically impossible to also acquire in the first place. Of course, they can do whatever they want though. It is a fool that pays $199 for the damn thing anyway.
Then again, their utterly pointless "exclusives" to retail outlets that don't even bother to put them on their own website stores also blows my mind.
Alas, those stores can also do whatever they want.
I've given up even trying to find a Wal-Mart Masterpiece Starscream in a damn store and the days of me driving all over the place to find a fucking toy are long since past.
And believe me, it isn't $3 a gallon that killed that either.
For the most part, the only reason I care about any of this craziness any more is the fact that I now really look forward to going to the Gay Robot Convention to meet up with Tom, Kristin, Greg, Mike, and the rest for a few days.
I think it may just be possible for me to buy the occasional piece of crack and just really do the one event to just be social.
And that... that's almost damn healthy!
[Update: I was reading over at B-W's site about the whole AFA silliness and fandom reaction. More than I would ever realize in my sheltered TF internet reading. I may have to actually go into forums and read them now. Grrrr.]
I can't knock small toys.
They both look ok.
And they were the best likely DVD-extra I'd have wanted, with the possible exception of seeing that mini-movie on the Wal-Mart DVD. I figure that'll make it online someday anyway.
Transformers Robot Heroes Movie Cliffjumper and Battle-Damaged Movie Optimus Prime are the 2006th and 2007th Transformers that I've acquired.
Now this is the way Ratchet should have looked from the very beginning!
And you can't say to me the movie's green/yellow works better! Not for this character.
I'll give you the Ironhide black but Ratchet has to be this palette!
Transformers Rescue Ratchet is the 2005th Transformer that I've acquired.
I find it extremely funny that the toys I love the most aren't in the movie at all!
Transformers Longarm is the 2004th Transformer that I've acquired.
Transformers Payload is the 2003rd Transformer that I've acquired.
Can I tell you how much I love this f'n toy!
This guy is fantastic!!!
Um.... I think Jin Saotome's Final Battle Jazz is a thousand times better.
Visible spine damage beats bleh repaint/retool in this comparison.
Movie Final Battle Jazz is the the 2001st Transformer that I've acquired.
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