Jetzt können wir euch noch ein Bild vom Alt Mode des Takara Generations TG-18 Fall of Cybertron Skywarp zeigen.

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Die 3rd Party Firma Dr Wu bringt Energon Cubes für den Masterpiece Soundwave heraus. Und stellen sie die Frage, wie viele sollen in die Verpackung. 1, 2 oder 3? Wir haben hier die Bilder für euch.

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Quelle: Meteor-Operation

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Vor einigen Tagen haben wir euch mitgeteilt, das in Japan Beast Hunters unter Transformers Go! läuft. Allerdings kann es auch sein, das dies die neue angekündigte Serie zu Transformers ist. Denn unser Sponsor Kapow Toys hat die ersten Figuren dazu angekündigt. Dabei handelt es sich um Transformers Go! G01 Kenzan Samurai, Transformers Go! G02 Jinbu Samurai, Transformers Go! G03 Ganoh Samurai und Transformers Go! G04 Gaidora. G01 Kenzan Samurai soll ein Polizei Auto sein, G02 Jinbu Samurai ein Jet und G03 Ganoh Samurai ist ein Feuerwehr Truck. Zum G04 Gaidora gibt es leider noch keine Informationen. Sobald wir nähere Informationen haben, findet ihr sie hier auf Seite 1.

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Heute wurde ein weiteres Silhouetten Bild zum Transformazing Toys Trailer für die Figuren Fall of Cybertron Optimus Prime und Ultra Magnus veröffentlicht.

Quelle: Meteor-Operation

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Hier zeigen wir euch ein Bild zum kommenden Takara Generations TG-18 Fall of Cybertron Skywarp.

Quelle: Planetiacon

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Dank unserem Sponsor TFsource haben wir jetzt hier die Bilder zum Takara Tomy Super GT-03 Megatron. Die Vorbestellung ist offen und er kostet $109.95.

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Hier kommt eine kleine Vorschau auf das IDW Comic Transformers More than Meets the Eye Heft 15.

Quelle: itunes.apple.com

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Wir haben hier weitere Bilder zu Transformers Masterpiece MP-17 Prowl und MP-18 Bluestreak für euch.

 

 

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Soeben haben wir das erste Bild zum neuen Bumblebee gefunden. In der neuen Staffel Transformers Prime Beast Hunters wird er so aussehen.

Quelle: family-room.ew.com und The Hub

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Jetzt zeigen wir euch die Kommentare zu einigen Seiten aus dem IDW Transformers Spotlight: Bumblebee von John Barber.

PAGE 1: Was it difficult to begin writing this story for him from the point in time where he was over a year ago as opposed to where he is now in his leadership role on Cybertron (in ROBOTS IN DISGUISE)?
JOHN BARBER: It was a different frame of mind for the character. I sort of wanted to write the start of the transition from the way the character was on Earth, when Mike Costa was writing him, to where he was at the start of ROBOTS IN DISGUISE. When we first see him in RID (and actually in the DEATH OF OPTIMUS PRIME that James Roberts and I co-wrote, and Nick Roche drew) he’s already more hardened and embittered by leadership. There was a step we skipped over, where he had to really take on the responsibility, and that’s the story I wanted to tell. Artist David Daza came in and did a terrific job in capturing the humans and the Cybertronians in this one.

PAGE 2: When thinking out this story, why place it in this period of time (during the “Police Action” and “Chaos” storylines) and not into Cybertron’s past, as the first two SPOTLIGHTS (ORION PAX and THUNDERCRACKER) were?
JOHN BARBER: Well, a couple reasons. One, reminding readers Earth exists. Two—there’s something specific about Bumblebee’s Earth-mode in this story that… might come up again in the future. But the basic set-up on the SPOTLIGHTS was: two in the distant past; two on Earth during the post-ALL HAIL MEGATRON/pre-CHAOS era; two more-or-less present-day.

PAGE 3: Having seen Bumblebee as a soldier most of the time and not in a leadership role, did that take some getting used to when you first started writing for the character?
JOHN BARBER: Not really. I was trying to extrapolate what Mike and Zander Cannon (in the BUMBLEBEE limited series) had set up in terms of Bee’s leadership. Throughout the whole IDW run of comics, he’s been a character of contradictions. He’s the nice guy, but he’s been a soldier—a saboteur no less—for millions of years. I mean, he’s been fighting for longer than there have been humans. And he’s a nice guy, he hasn’t let it break him down. But that mantle of leadership—that might do it, I thought.

PAGE 4: What is it about Bumblebee as a character that makes you want to write him? What are his enduring qualities?
JOHN BARBER: Those contradictions. He’s an identifiable character. There are other TRANSFORMERS characters that are more flashy, or whatever. But there’s an essential humanity to Bumblebee, and a real, genuine connection to people—from the original 1984 issue #1 through the movies. The character really connects with people. I know some of the hard-core fans really get sick of him, but the essential reason he shows up so often is that genuine emotional connection people have with him.
So, I was like, “let’s really mess with this guy and put him in a difficult situation.”

PAGE 5: Put yourself in Prowl’s shoes—would you be like him and questioning Bee’s leadership skills, or would you get behind him and help out as best as you can?
JOHN BARBER: I think at this point, Prowl isn’t even considering that Bee might have leadership skills. Prowl’s looking at the big picture, and he can be pretty abrasive, but he’s got a job to do, and he thinks Bumblebee will just be in the way. It’s a real situation—if you get into a position of authority, you can’t just demand respect. It’s like Eric Cartman—“respect my authoritah!” It doesn’t work. Bumblebee has to step up and get respect.

Quelle: Transformers auf Facebook

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