Can't wait for Season 2 of Transformers: Prime?
Here's a sneak peak on the first 12 minutes of Season 2's first episode
Be on the lookout on February 18, 2012 at The Hub!
If you can't see the embedded video above, hit this link.
Monday, February 13, 2012
The man just wouldn't stop!
Michael Bay has done, err, will do it again! He's just announced that he's doing a fourth Transformers movie.
Source:
News TFormers
Image courtesy of MichaelBay.com
Thursday, February 9, 2012
TFC Targetroids
I never really paid attention (well, not too much attention, anyway) when these little fellas first came out, but upon seeing TFC's second wave of Targetroids, I think I can safely say that I am hooked. Or, I will be (if you want to be technical about it).
The second wave consists of the Warp vs. Ultra, and the Shadow vs. Thunder twin-packs. Those are TFC-verse's incarnations of Skywarp, Ultra Magnus, Nemesis Prime, and Thundercracker.
What actually caught my eye are the Seekers. The detail in each of these figs is already outstanding on its own, but seeing the 3 Seekers completed is just too good to pass on. Besides, these Targetroids' alt-modes make for wicked weapons for their respective deluxe-class or even Binaltech versions.
Yup. Too good, make that "too awesome", to pass on.
It's even greater to know that since the line is relatively new, I just missed on the first wave — those of Opticmax vs. Megashoton, and Hot Flame vs. Screamer. Needless to say that they're just Optimus Prime, Megatron, Hot Rod, and Starscream, albeit with cheesy namesakes.
One can forgive the other three's names, but "Megashoton"? That name is just overly queer!
By the way, TFC, can you make your images a tad brighter next time?
Hit the links below for the bigger and more images.
Sources:
Wave 2 images
Wave 1 images
The second wave consists of the Warp vs. Ultra, and the Shadow vs. Thunder twin-packs. Those are TFC-verse's incarnations of Skywarp, Ultra Magnus, Nemesis Prime, and Thundercracker.
What actually caught my eye are the Seekers. The detail in each of these figs is already outstanding on its own, but seeing the 3 Seekers completed is just too good to pass on. Besides, these Targetroids' alt-modes make for wicked weapons for their respective deluxe-class or even Binaltech versions.
Yup. Too good, make that "too awesome", to pass on.
It's even greater to know that since the line is relatively new, I just missed on the first wave — those of Opticmax vs. Megashoton, and Hot Flame vs. Screamer. Needless to say that they're just Optimus Prime, Megatron, Hot Rod, and Starscream, albeit with cheesy namesakes.
One can forgive the other three's names, but "Megashoton"? That name is just overly queer!
By the way, TFC, can you make your images a tad brighter next time?
Hit the links below for the bigger and more images.
Sources:
Wave 2 images
Wave 1 images
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Transformers Prime Bumblebee and Arcee video reviews by Optibotimus
YouTube toy reviewer Optibotimus ups a couple of Tranformers Prime video reviews.
If you can't see the embedded videos above, hit these links for Bumblebee and Arcee.
If you can't see the embedded videos above, hit these links for Bumblebee and Arcee.
Transformers Prime Takara figures photo-review galore
Japanese blogger Alfes2010 has posted a TON of pics on his blog regarding Takara versions of TF: Prime First Edition voyager and deluxe figures
It's given that the yet-to-be-released Vehicon is a must-get. At least 3 pieces to build an army.
I guess it's needless to say that based on his images, voyager-class Optimus Prime, DX starscream, and especially voyager-class Bulkhead offer the most differences (paint-application-wise), when compared to their Hasbro counterparts.
It's given that the yet-to-be-released Vehicon is a must-get. At least 3 pieces to build an army.
I guess it's needless to say that based on his images, voyager-class Optimus Prime, DX starscream, and especially voyager-class Bulkhead offer the most differences (paint-application-wise), when compared to their Hasbro counterparts.
Transformers Prime Robots in Disguise!
With old-school RID packaging, double-blasters, better paint apps (just look at the stripe on the door), and a possible new mold, this Transformers Prime deluxe Bumblebee has got lotsa potential.
Based on this listing from Takara for Transformers Prime figures, the company still haven't let Ratchet acquire his rightful mojo. Yup, still no voyager-class treatment for the grumpy Autobot.
In case you're wondering, Ratchet should be as tall as Bulkhead (at the very least).
Sources
Transformers Prime "Robots in Disguise" DX Bumblebee
Deluxe Ratchet
Based on this listing from Takara for Transformers Prime figures, the company still haven't let Ratchet acquire his rightful mojo. Yup, still no voyager-class treatment for the grumpy Autobot.
In case you're wondering, Ratchet should be as tall as Bulkhead (at the very least).
Sources
Transformers Prime "Robots in Disguise" DX Bumblebee
Deluxe Ratchet
Sunday, November 13, 2011
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