@dilophosaurid I like to imagine Astrotrain being this big to go against Broadside. (I know Broadside should technically be even bigger, but toy wise, It's more fun to imagine them being close in size.)
@Jayy_Scottt@WrestleClips He was referring to the Elimination Chamber match itself, not the ppv. The picture even says No Way Out, implying he thought it would be cool to have the chamber earlier in 03 or so with the SD roster at the time. The "goofy" was unnecessary.
@TFanPage101 I'd have to say Legacy Bulkhead. As a Prime rendition, he doesn't work, but because I use him solely as a "G1 Bulkhead" instead, he's remarkably fun to mess around with.
@Rodzer86108@TF_Moments In Brawl's first appeareance (Starscream's Brigade), he briefly uses his sonic cannons to terroize the locals that were celebrating with Jazz & Cliffjumper. Only time I remember him using them though.
@zeta_tf Honestly, they were flawed by the forced weapon modes implemented into them. The "Direct Hit & Powerpunch" & "Stormcloud & Visper" molds were fun toys though. The later Micromasters that came with Haslab Deathsaurus didn't have them and felt more satisfying in hand to me.
@v1b3z06@zeta_tf "The issue isnβt experimentation, itβs treating every core element as optional. Transformers isnβt just robots that turn into things; itβs the mythic war, the clash of ideals, and transformation as both spectacle and meaning." If using this as his criteria, he'd like Beast Wars.