Hey some news on BB SS86 Hound. So people can stop thinking that it's cancelled now. I was just looking at this today on the wiki, it still looks really good. I really like how the legs were retooled to have less bulk compared to the Siege mold. Similarly, “ Why universe hate Waszzpinator?” is treated as Waspinator’s Catchphrase and is often quoted in discussions about the character, even though he’s only said it once in canon. Any differences you guys are noticing are purely imagined. All of these figures were designed with the same purpose and goal in mind. The lines that they ended up in are irrelevant, they all go together and compliment each other. Any of these figures could have been swapped between lines and the end result would have been the same figures, nothing would have changes. They basically played Tetris with all these figures and put them out between various lines in the slots they were able to fit them into. The Shape of Metal/Gasoline/Energon Explanation The first trailer gained this jokingly affectionate moniker, thanks to sharing the theme of a (platonic, in this case) love story between a human female and a male non-human, not to mention a shot of Charlie embracing Bee underwater that looks very similar to a scene to Del Toro's film. Comparisons to The Iron Giant are also popular, even having scenes in their climaxes that are almost identical. It also helps that all three films' take place in the same Cold War setting. Oh shit, what are we gonna do now?" Explanation Spike's response to discovering Unicron was completely uninjured by the explosive he and Bumblebee sent into him. The line has become memetic for introducing a generation of fans to profanity.

Everything about Dinobot's Old Technology by MG-Dinobot, which is effectively the franchise’s equivalent of My Immortal:

Ruined FOREVER Explanation An exaggerated knee-jerk comment used by Transformers fans to describe changes to the franchise that they don't like. It warped into a whole new meme of its own which applies to other franchises at large and now has a Darth Wiki article for its insidious nature of use. Deluxe Windblade is long overdue. Seeing Slipstream now it should be safe to assume that they're going to be redecos or retools of each other. No sense making TWO distinct female jet molds that look like Seekers. And, the battle continues..." Explanation Most if not all of the Kid Stuff book-and-record sets end each story with this phrase, although "Satellite of Doom" ends with "But, the battle continues". Okay. I guess emotional outbursts require more than one point six volts. Now we know that. We just need to relax. We're still going to find out what the hell's going on here. But calmly." Referring to Kup as “Shitpiece”. Explanation In "The Rude Awakening Of Optimus Prime", Optimus starts randomly renaming the Autobots after his revival; in addition to his canonical renaming of Bumblebee to Goldbug, he starts referring to Kup as “Shitpiece” (Kup said he felt like a piece of shit).

CHUG is the common acronym used by Transformers toy collectors to refer to the "modern re-imaginations of classic Transformers characters, most often from the G1 but also occasionally including later eras like G2, Beast Wars, Beast Machines, Robots in Disguise, and Armada" that began in 2006. Derived from the Classics, Henkei, Universe, and Generations monikers applied to the first several iterations of the overarching concept, the series was initially conceived as a "stop-gap" product line to fill in the time between the ending of the animated Cybertron imagining and the 2007 live-action Transformers movie. However, nostalgia for the beloved old childhood characters has insured the uninterruption of the product line up to its current iteration: War for Cybertron: Siege. This set was exclusive to San Diego Comic-Con and Hasbro Toy Shop, and is considered the Thrilling 30 exclusive 02.

For more information regarding the Sunbow animation scale and the resulting classes of Hasbro figures, please see the excellent post compiled by @tekering : The Definitive Sunbow Scale Chart Prime was described at BotCon as being 'rightfully huge'. The fandom adopted this term to describe absolutely every single thing in the series.

On at least one fan forum (for the curious, Transformer World 2005 ), the then-recent release of a Straxus figure in the Generations line ( officially called "Darkmount" for trademark reasons) has led to mutations of one of his earliest lines in the 80's Marvel comic, "Mercy is not dispensed here, fools—only death!", such as the figure riding a bike (itself a Transformers figure) and holding a guitar with "Mercy is not dispensed here, fools—only awesome!", or the figure surrounded by booze bottles with "Death is not dispensed here, fools—only mercy!"This character article is a stub and is missing information on their video game appearances. You can help Transformers Wiki by expanding it. Pump the breaks though, the leak from 8/15 has a VOYAGER Thundertron in wave 1 but now this leak from 8/18 has a LEADER Thundertron as part of the Star Seekers subline. No use complaining about it as it's just rumors and listings. It's just a bit confusing. If he is a leader then it most likely won't be a Legacy Lio Convoy retool which is going to be amazing. Thundertron leads to Alpha Trizer and Go Prime. Maybe even Leobreaker and Nemesis Breaker since they're rather similar. If that's the case then they might not be able to combine. In the glorious show that is Transformers Animated, Lugnut's glorious habit of gloriously referring to the great and glorious Megatron, (glorious leader of the glorious Decepticons) as well, glorious, has gloriously attained this glorious status, for the glory of MEGATRON!! In another scene, when arguing over who should succeed Megatron, Soundwave remarks. "Soundwave superior. Constructicons inferior." This was almost immediately twisted into "Soundwave superior. X inferior", where X is whatever the poster is writing about at the moment.