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# If Shuta, Cab & Minerva are only supposed to be kids, how can they drive their vehicles & Godbomber?
It's very briefly touched upon early - the bracelets impart them with the ability to drive. Whether or not they're doing so legally is another matter altogether


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# As a toy, Browning is all kinds of awesomesauce - but as a character in the cartoon series, Browning is basically a tiny pet who is nearly as annoying as Danny/Wheelie. Browning doesn't even come close to their level of annoyingness due to the fact that he's seen much more sparingly than those two. Couldn't they have thought of a much better character for Browning in the series other than being a pet to Cancer?
It may have been the other way around. I mean, they may have decided on a pet and decided to use the pre-existing MC07 mould. I see your gripe, though.

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# It seemed like Ginrai kept getting one powerup after another to become strong enough/powerful enough/big enough to be able to fight Buster & Hydra, Overlord & then Black Zarak. Couldn't any other Cybertrons stand up to the might of these Destrons or did Ginrai/Super Ginrai/God Ginrai have to do all the work himself?
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# Wouldn't it have been cool if Bludgeon was a part of the series as well
He would have been in Victory if anything - Masterforce was a year before Bludgeon. Bludgeon was never sold in Japan, incidentally.

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# How do the Seacons multiply their numbers so easily, become destroyed so easily & are ready for another battle as soon as the next episode?
Mindless drones. And cartoon physics

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Oh, & guess what's up for preorder already (Victory)
I guess this means that Madman have been very happy with the sales of Headmasters and are keen to cash in. Which is good to see. I actually ordered the Metronome set from Amazon.co.uk before Madman announced Headmasters (it contains all three series), but I'm glad that Madman have been able to succeed with these shows.