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What aspects of the TF franchise do you know the least about?
For me its probably the Japanese cartoons, though I will start looking into these shortly. I'm also not much of a toy enthusiast - my collection is quite average.
For me its probably the Japanese cartoons, though I will start looking into these shortly. I'm also not much of a toy enthusiast - my collection is quite average.
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I'm kinda hazy on Armada > Cybertron cartoons, though I've been watching some of the Galaxy Force subs. Some of the more obscure Japanese toys, I suppose.
Quite into the European-only/end of G1/start of G2/later released as Machine Wars stuff at the moment...Thunderclash, Pyro, Clench and especially the Predators are tragically under-explored characters. I love the way the Predators all have a certain "look" as well as shared colours, implying they may be a different breed or race of Decepticons. Maybe Furman will get to do something with them someday.
Quite into the European-only/end of G1/start of G2/later released as Machine Wars stuff at the moment...Thunderclash, Pyro, Clench and especially the Predators are tragically under-explored characters. I love the way the Predators all have a certain "look" as well as shared colours, implying they may be a different breed or race of Decepticons. Maybe Furman will get to do something with them someday.
I would have waited a ******* eternity for this!!!!
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I dabbled quite a bit at the time (there wasn't a comic then). I picked up a few Axelerators and (I think) Predators (or whatever the 'con jets were - Tornado was one). I found a lot of those toys weren't very durable and broke easily but looked cool.Metal Vendetta wrote:
Quite into the European-only/end of G1/start of G2/later released as Machine Wars stuff at the moment....
Apparently Clench was to be a 'con leader? Furman would have certainly explored further if the G2 comic didn't get axed.
According to his techspec, yeah, Clench > j00.spiderfrommars wrote:Apparently Clench was to be a 'con leader? Furman would have certainly explored further if the G2 comic didn't get axed.
My weakspot is the current stuff. Cybertron, Energon... Armada and RiD to a lesser degree. Still not got round to watching Victory. Huge blindspot for a lot of the Gen 2 toys, too.
Grrr. Argh.
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I've only read a handful of the British comics, and I haven't read more than one or two of the earlier Marvel comics. The issues leading up to and following the 'Matrix Quest' I know in and out, but very little before that.
I know nothing about the Japanese cartoons.
Weird as it sounds, I never got into Beast Wars. When it first aired, all I could think was "Transformers aren't supposed to be animals!" Now I see the error of my ways, but I'm still too much of a G1 fan to bother going back.
So basically everything I know about BW/BM comes from the TF encyclopedias.
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I know nothing about the Japanese cartoons.
Weird as it sounds, I never got into Beast Wars. When it first aired, all I could think was "Transformers aren't supposed to be animals!" Now I see the error of my ways, but I'm still too much of a G1 fan to bother going back.
So basically everything I know about BW/BM comes from the TF encyclopedias.
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I know everything about nothing, and not a lot about that...
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Has to be RID. I couldn't bear to watch more then 2 episodes, which I immedtaitly deleted afterwards...
Spidy, Furman mentioned in an old interview (from DW era) that he wanted to do some stuff with the Obliterators (Clench and Pyro) in TWW. Would have been cool as I quite like these guys... Btw I just bought my last Predator jet, Falcon, last week (for 2,5$ no less... ). I think, in time, we would have seen them too in TWW just like we did see the Turbomasters.
Spidy, Furman mentioned in an old interview (from DW era) that he wanted to do some stuff with the Obliterators (Clench and Pyro) in TWW. Would have been cool as I quite like these guys... Btw I just bought my last Predator jet, Falcon, last week (for 2,5$ no less... ). I think, in time, we would have seen them too in TWW just like we did see the Turbomasters.
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But, as we know, there are known knowns - there are things we know we know. We also know that there are known unknowns - that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns, the ones we don't know we don't know.Josh wrote:if i knew what i didnt know then i would already know what i didnt know because i knew what i dont know which means that what i dont know, i know already
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Don't know much about:
Japanese cartoons
Beast Machines
RID
Armada cartoon
Energon Cartoon
Cybertron Cartoon
Cybetron Toys
of the above i only really care about finding out about Beast Machines.
For those intersted in Japanese Toys, J. E ALverez's book is quite fun:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 50-0595621
Japanese cartoons
Beast Machines
RID
Armada cartoon
Energon Cartoon
Cybertron Cartoon
Cybetron Toys
of the above i only really care about finding out about Beast Machines.
For those intersted in Japanese Toys, J. E ALverez's book is quite fun:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 50-0595621
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Yeah, I have the BW edition of that, it's great.Best First wrote:For those intersted in Japanese Toys, J. E ALverez's book is quite fun:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 50-0595621
'Til some bugger spilled red wine on it at a party, anyway.
I would have waited a ******* eternity for this!!!!
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i know the 'cartoon' of BM quite well i think, but the toys... whole new ball game.Best First wrote: of the above i only really care about finding out about Beast Machines.
ooh, i think i actually have that somewhere! i'd forgotten about that... right, digging that out tonight when i get home!Best First wrote: For those intersted in Japanese Toys, J. E ALverez's book is quite fun:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 50-0595621
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Ouch...Metal Vendetta wrote:Yeah, I have the BW edition of that, it's great.Best First wrote:For those intersted in Japanese Toys, J. E ALverez's book is quite fun:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 50-0595621
'Til some bugger spilled red wine on it at a party, anyway.
What's that OP figure in the middle? I thought I knew all the japanese G1 toys but I haven't seen that one yet...
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Yeah, now I remember too! A friend of mine asked me that he can buy it for 50$ and whether he should... It looks a bit different on the book cover.Best First wrote:I think its is Metal Force Op.
Basicaly its a non transfrorming die cast figure - it came with its own matrix, as pictured.
er, i think, anyway.
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