BWprowl wrote:Or any of the beast-form cassettes? Oh man, Tigger must *HATE* Raindance and Grandslam!
Seriously, I think it's amazing that Tiggs thinks kids wouldn't be interested in a giant robot dinosaur. That sort of thing practically sells itself! Doesn't Playskool or V-Tech or something have that line of electronic vehicles turning into robot dinosaurs? One of my little cousins got the huge-ass truck-to-brachiosaurus one for Christmas last year and was tearing the place up with that thing, he loved the hell out of it. He'd probably dig a giant new Trypticon.
As would I, and going by the apparent consensus in this thread (discounting Tegirmigs' hurtful racism towards non-humanoid TFs) Trypticon tops a lot of people's want lists.
I'd also like it if they got around to Grand Maximus at some point, maybe as a retool if they ever pull off a Fort Max. Giant double-Headmaster Pretender city/spaceship robot? That thing would be a blast (I still dream of scoring the G1 version someday).
That's all potential stuff though, I really should be concerning myself with saving money and clearing space for Metroplex. And practicing lifting with my back so I can shlep that beast to the checkout counter. I don't think I'm even worried about my usual toy-buying embarrassment, at this scale it loops around to "Yeah! Look at what I'm buying, motherfuckers!"
Trypticon is one of my all time favorite season 3 cartoon characters as far as persona & things he does goes in the cartoon. I come to realize not every TF cartoon character translates well into a physical toy form.
No,I don't hate those 1980's G-1 TF Beast-formers. I just think when doing new mold updates,Every old school 1980's TF G-1 toy SHOULD BE PLACED IN THE PROPER SIZE SCALE CLASS,PROPER ASSORTMENT CLASS & PROPER NEW MOLD HOMAGE TF TOY LINE.
As most know,Takara/Hasbro don't create that much huge TF toys. So since toy slots are rare,I'd prefer they pick the Best media Transformers that would best translate into a huge TF toy in that huge size class & TF toy line their being placed in. With barely One Titan sized TF toy getting made a year,I feel this toy slot needs to be used wisely. I think Fortress Maximus deserves to be the next Titan Sized TF toy because he's the best candidate that can transfer the best into a Titan toy,He's also never got a update toy & his 1980's toy is in the most demand of all the city formers on the secondary market as far as high price goes.
PRAISE----> I think Takara/Hasbro made wise choices by placing the 1980's cassette-formers in the MP TF toy line & the 2013 Generations TF toy line. These are better TF toy line choices compared to 2005 Cybertron & the Movie-verse.
Like i've been saying in this Thread,please everyone read my replies,I think the proper place for a new mold Trypticon toy is as a $29.99 Cyber-verse play set like the DOTM Ark cyber-verse play set.
As far as placing Sky-lynx in a proper new TF toy line,I honestly think his best spot would be the movie-verse. Due the movie-verse toy line's main strenght of capturing realistic military vehicles & liscensed vehicles likeness the best. I think the movie-verse would do wonders for capturing the likeness of a realistic Nasa space ships likeness with tons of high adult themed sculpt in all modes.
UN-LIKE MOST ON-LINE TF FANS,I can seperate the cartoons/movies from the TF toy lines. I can enjoy the cartoons/movie versions of a TF character yet not feel the need to buy the TF toy that didn't get created decent. I can also enjoy a TF toy design for what it is & not feel the need to enjoy the cartoon/movie TF character persona. Examples: I love BW Dinobot in the cartoon but thus far I refuse to buy any BW Dinobot toys because they are all garbage,If Hasbro makes one eventually I like,then I might buy it. More examples: I love the cartoon Trypticon persona for what it is,"a 3 year old's kind/naieve soul/mind trapped inside the body of a giant capable of mass destruction. I Had various Trypticon's toys & always got rid of them,because the media character designs don't translate well into physical toy form.