You cropped out Universe Sideswipe who was standing right next to his brother.. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
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You cropped out Universe Sideswipe who was standing right next to his brother.. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
the concept of transformers having family relations (brother) i thought was weird considering they were all processed in a factory by the quints
Not in every Universe my young friend. I'm sure (guessing really) they have a different origin in all the different continuities.Quote:
Originally Posted by autobreadticon
Of course the only real continuity that counts is the Diggerverse where all Tf's were created by God (me) and they all live alongside one another be they Trilogy, G1, Titanium, Alt, Bt, Classic, Henkei, Machine men or any other name.
The best BM toy in my book. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dirge
I find myself agreeing with kup.Quote:
Originally Posted by kup
I also agree with Kup, its like he made my thoughts legible!
You're Primus????:confused::eek::pQuote:
Originally Posted by TheDirtyDigger
No, he's actually Unicron :D (ie. he eats everything & vomits the leftovers out altogether - that's how they all live in the same universe... :confused:;))Quote:
Originally Posted by kup
It is simple marketing at the end of the day. Beast Machines toys were yesterday's news. RID was today's hot thing, and since BM didn't do so well, they put him in the packaging of a line that would probably serve the toy better in selling him, particularly for the retailer that ended up with loads of unsold Supreme class Cheetors. I doubt they would have wanted another Supreme class Beast Machines toy.Quote:
Originally Posted by dirge
Haven't you ever heard of retroactive continuity? They can place new characters in older continuities if they wish. What? New molds of new characters should never be done for older fiction? Its just "Hey, these are new Mini-Con teams that you didn't see previously."Quote:
I don't get why you're so determined to defend the lazy efforts of Hasbro marketing.
Show me where these toys appear in the Armada comic or cartoon.
Following your own logic from the AAOP debate, these Minicons should not be sold as Armada because kids won't recognise them as Transformers, since that line hasn't been around for five years.
I wouldn't object to them being labelled as Armada if there was a proper attempt to tie these moulds which were never released during that era to Armada. And the whole "Minicons are Armada" thing is a little weak considering we've seen Minicons under the Energon, Cybertron, Classics, Universe and Movie banners. Yes, fans associate Minicons with Armada, but not exclusively so. And kids today probably wont, since they've been in almost every subline since.
I won't base my decision to purchase this pack solely on the label, but since it's a fairly expensive pack of repaints with an interesting layout there's a fairly good chance that fans like myself would consider this pack as something to keep sealed. In which case the label becomes relevant. I probably wont get this set, since the repaints don't interest me, but the "Armada" label on it pretty much rules out buying to keep sealed. And I'm not bent out of shape about that, but Hasbro's lazy packaging may just have lost them a purchase.
That's it. You buy them and play with them, and if you so wish, you can imagine them as belonging to any continuity if you so choose. Hasbro isn't locking you into some kind of continuity contract for these toys that you must follow or oblige :D
They do for some nerds.Quote:
Hasbro isn't locking you into some kind of continuity contract for these toys that you must follow or oblige
Haha............good one.....Quote:
No, he's actually Unicron (ie. he eats everything & vomits the leftovers out altogether - that's how they all live in the same universe... )
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Originally Posted by Pulse
So you think my material is actually getting better? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by TheDirtyDigger