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02The collection
Hasbro files a trademark for Hasbro Makits, an in-house model kit line, and the crew debates what it means for Blokees and Yolopark. Commander Armada Universe Optimus Prime returns for…
Hasbro’s CEO says Transformers is the company’s most engaged brand, and Hasbro’s earnings beat Mattel’s by a mile. The crew debates anime-colored Missing Link Grimlock and wants no part of…
McDonald’s Changeables return as Happy Meal toys, and they look a lot like BotBots. Doug Bowser joins Hasbro’s board, and a soccer-ball Optimus Prime looks like Project Kick. Plus Target’s…
This week: ExVee is wrong about Studio Series 86 Megatron. Apparently. Featuring Touched-Tier Patrons Joey Russell, Spider-Bob, and David Molluskoenig.
Frankentron brings Universal Monsters to Transformers on a retooled Impactor mold. Takara preorders and the first in-hand photos give new looks at Studio Series Ultra Magnus. Brian lands a boxed…
Missing Link Convoy is official, and the crew splits on whether G1 Optimus Prime with joints is worth the money. Studio Series Ultra Magnus transforms like the movie storyboards. Brian…
This month: Rob talks Code Orange, Telecoma Senshi, and various Tectors while not realizing his beard is rubbing against the microphone.
Velocitron wave 2’s mystery deluxe is Shadow Strip, a G2 Dragstrip that hints at G2 Menasor. Hot Rod’s toy colors disappoint, and a Takara 1984 catalog lists for $4,500. EarthSpark…
Japan loves this car.
Everybody’s out to ruin Hasbro’s reveals these days.
Thankfully, I shoot Sony.
This month Rob talks about cutting a cantaloupe before going into various SpinMaster toys he’s currently enjoying. Then it’s time to talk about smaller inexpensive Transformers for a long time.…