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TFW2005 02-18-2010 06:50 PM Revenge of the Fallen Human Alliance Mudflap   Originally posted by: TM2 D-bot @ TFW2005.com Original Source: Revenge of the Fallen Human Alliance Mudflap Video Review @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-18-2010 06:50 PM TakaraTomy Staff Interview - Animated   Originally posted by: TM2 D-bot @ TFW2005.com Quote: Thanks to our fellow staff members Sydney and Sol Fury, we are happy to present a translated interview with the TakaraTomy staff for the upcoming japanese launch of Animated. Click above to read Shogo Hasui's thoughts in the whole question and answer section. Original Source: TakaraTomy Staff Interview - Animated @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-19-2010 01:00 PM Ironhide Comic Mini-Series Press Release   Originally posted by: Tim Formas @ TFW2005.com Quote: IDW Publishing has issued a press release, officially announcing the Transformers: Ironhide comic mini-series. The Ironhide series will be a four-part series with writing from Mike Costa (ongoing author) and art by Casey Coller (Spotlight: Blurr, Spotlight: Drift). Coller and Marcelo Matere will be providing the covers for the mini-series. Per IDW, the mini-series will explore the history of Ironhide and the aftermath following his shocking death in Transformers #1. Ironhide #1 is due out in May. Original Source: Ironhide Comic Mini-Series Press Release @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-19-2010 03:10 PM Revenge of the Fallen Hunt for the Decepticon   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Original Source: Revenge of the Fallen Hunt for the Decepticons Sea Spray Video Review @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-20-2010 05:40 AM Diamond Comics Shipping list for February 24t   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: 2005 Boards member D Drive has shared with us this list of Transformers titles that are shipping through Diamond. It's a good week as titles delayed by last week's snow in some areas will be arriving side by side with this week's comics: TRANSFORMERS #1 GRAHAM CRACKERS EXCLUSIVE COVER TRANSFORMERS BUMBLEBEE #3 TRANSFORMERS BUMBLEBEE #3 10 COPY CHEE B&W INCENTIVE COVER TRANSFORMERS LAST STAND OF THE WRECKERS #2 TRANSFORMERS ONGOING #2 10 COPY FIGUEROA SKETCH INCENTIVE VARIANT TRANSFORMERS ONGOING #4 TRANSFORMERS ONGOING #4 10 COPY FIGUEROA SKETCH INCENTIVE VARIANT Original Source: Diamond Comics Shipping list for February 24th @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-20-2010 07:40 AM Andy Schmidt Interview on Transformers Spotli   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: In a brief interview with Comics Continuum, IDW Publishing's Transformers series editor Andy Schmidt has explained some of the reasoning for Transformers Spotlight Prowl. In the interview he explains that Spotlight: Prowl was a story that IDW had always intended to get to, to explain the development of Prowl's character between All Hail Megatron and the ongoing series, but that the plans were brought forward due to fan reaction to the alternate characterisation of Prowl. Check out the full interview by clicking on the link above, and then talk about it on our own 2005 Boards by clicking the discuss button below! Original Source: Andy Schmidt Interview on Transformers Spotlight Prowl @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-20-2010 03:20 PM The Return of Battle Beasts   Originally posted by: TM2 D-bot @ TFW2005.com Original Source: The Return of Battle Beasts @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-21-2010 03:50 PM Transformers Ongoing Issue #4 Preview   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: BZZURKK has posted a four page preview of IDW Publishing's Transformers Ongoing series, issue #4. This issue focuses on the Decepticon Thundercracker and what he's been up to since the end of All Hail Megatron. Check out the full preview by clicking on the link above. Original Source: Transformers Ongoing Issue #4 Preview @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-22-2010 08:30 AM Slag-A-Con 2010 - Indiana Transformers Gather   Originally posted by: Super_Megatron @ TFW2005.com Quote: Saturday, October 9, 2010 will see the debut of Slag-A-Con in Chesterfield, Indiana at the Mill Creek Civic Center. This fan convention will have a Dealers Room with 40 to 50 dealers, Art Contest, Custom Robot Contest, Costume Contest, Trivia Contest, Karaoke and a Timed Combiner Contest. Original Source: Slag-A-Con 2010 - Indiana Transformers Gathering @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-22-2010 10:30 AM NordCon - Transformers Convention in Denmark   Originally posted by: Super_Megatron @ TFW2005.com Quote: Organized Transformers fan gatherings continue to grow around the world as 2010 brings us the NordCon Transformers Convention, June 19-20 in Aalborg, Denmark. Check out our List of Transformers Conventions in 2010. Original Source: NordCon - Transformers Convention in Denmark June 19-20 @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-22-2010 03:40 PM TFSource Sourcenews Update for 2-22-10 - Perf   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: We have received the latest news update from our friends at TFSource, and it brings good news for fans of the unofficial third party Transformers items. This week the Perfect Effect Shadow Warrior has arrived in stock! Based on Rumble from Generation 1, he can transform into a gun for City Commander. Also in stock on the third party front are Battle Rollar, Shadow Rollar, plus the Justitoys Military Operations Commander and Communications Liason. If you prefer official Transformers products, be sure to check out the order pages for the limited edition Generations Volume 3 Skids and Screech and Amazon Japan black Revenge of the Fallen Optimus Prime, Masterpiece Grimlock comic edition, as well as the preorder pages for Alternity Skywarp and Starscream (now updated with new images), Device Label Broadblast and Japanese Transformers Animated. Also in this week's Sourcenews: 1) PE-01 and Shadow/Battle Rollars now instock! 2) WST Military Operations Commander and Communications Liaison Arrive! 3) Updated photos of Alternity A-04 Starscream and Skywarp now up! 4) Crossfire 02 Combiner Set by Fansproject Preorder, NEW PICS ADDED! 5) New Custom piece: Headmaster Head Cobra! 6) New Photos of MMC-01 Knight Morpher Figure! 7) IG-TF007 Computer Control Center from igear is now in stock! 8) Transformers Generations Volume 3 - Exclusive Skids & Screech Set and TF: ROTF Black Optimus Prime - Amazon Japan - Exclusive Now Instock! 9) All New Preorders Up at TFsource! 10) MP-03 Clear Masterpiece Ghost Starscream Preorder! 11) Warbot Defender - by Fansproject now available for preorder 12) Snowman Version - Superion Add-on kit is now instock! 13) MP-08X Masterpiece "King" Grimlock back instock! Click here to visit TFSource and start shopping! http://www.tfsource.com/public_img/image_829_109.jpg http://www.tfsource.com/public_img/image_984_109.jpg http://www.tfsource.com/public_img/image_890_109.jpg Original Source: TFSource Sourcenews Update for 2-22-10 - Perfect Effect Shadow Warrior in Stock @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-22-2010 03:40 PM Post Toy Fair 2010 Hasbro Press Release   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: Hasbro have updated Transformers.com with a post Toy Fair 2010 press release. While some of the information contained within is repeated from the pre-Toy Fair press release, the new press release includes additional images including an official image of the upcoming "Speedstars" (the new name for Robot Powered Machines or RPMs) electronic Stealth Force Optimus Prime. There are also some alternate official images of Leader Class Starscream, Battle Blade Bumblebee and more, showing some alternate features such as Battle Blade Bumblebee's "normal" head. You can check the whole thing out by clicking on the link above to visit Transformers.com. Original Source: Post Toy Fair 2010 Hasbro Press Release @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-23-2010 05:10 AM TFW2005 Reviews Transformers #4   Originally posted by: Tim Formas @ TFW2005.com Quote: TFW2005 has an early review on another Transformers comic! Today's review is for Transformers #4 by IDW Publishing, which will be released in comic book stores tomorrow - Wednesday, February 24th. Check out the review and a few new images from the issue by clicking on the Title Bar or thumbnail to the left. TFW2005 has an early review on another Transformers comic! Today's review is for Transformers #4 by IDW Publishing, which will be released in comic book stores tomorrow - Wednesday, February 24th. Transformers #4 Credits Publisher: IDW Publishing Written by: Mike Costa Art by: Don Figueroa Colors by: J. Brown Letters by: Robbie Robbins Editor: Andy Schmidt Associate Editor: Denton J. Tipton Covers Cover A – Art by Don Figueroa and Colors by J. Brown Cover B – Art by Andrew Wildman Retailer Incentive – Art by Don Figueroa Review Within the DeceptiComments section following the Transformers #4 comic content, writer Mike Costa breaks from the norm and uses the section to talk about the ongoing series as opposed to using the section to respond to fan letters. Within the section, Mike suggests that Transformers #4 changes course regarding the style of story and makes the first bold statement regarding how the story will be handled in the future. Without the DeceptiComments section, the change is not that noticeable. There is no sudden shift in story and no change in the ways the characters act over the first three issues of the ongoing. If there is any change evident in Transformers #4, it is done through the re-introduction of Thundercracker. With the exception of one page, Transformers #4 revolves around Thundercracker’s revival and his interpretation of events following his near destruction three years ago. The issue could very well be called Spotlight: Thundercracker as opposed to Transformers #4. Last we saw, Thundercracker was shot at point-blank range by fellow Seeker Skywarp following Thundercracker’s successful attempt at redirecting the nuclear bomb fired by the Decepticons at New York City. Transformers #4 provides back story regarding his survival following Skywarp’s attack and how he came to be part of Swindle’s group of Decepticons that were left on Earth. Following the back story, most of the issue then focuses on the attempt by both Swindle’s and Hot Rod’s crews to build an escape craft. Ultra Magnus arrives to question Hot Rod regarding the death of Ironhide and is dumbfounded when he witnesses the collaborative effort at the craft-building site. As noted above, one page of the comic does stray from the Thundercracker-guided story and focuses on Spike Witwicky. Thundercracker’s dialogue throughout the issue was written well, providing insight regarding why the Transformers are losing the battle against the humans. Other items, however, seemed to be too convenient. One example: Suddenly forgetting what makes a Prime a Prime, fellow Autobots in Hot Rod’s crew are starting to call him Rodimus Prime. Ultra Magnus’ arrival at the site accomplishes nothing and does not help to move the storyline forward. In fact, there is no forward progress in the issue. Don Figueroa’s art, as with the rest of the ongoing series thus far, has been a love-it or hate-it item. If you’re a fan of the movie-inspired designs, you’ll continue like it. If you do not like the movie-inspired designs, prepare to be disappointed. For those that like consistency in art style during a comic company’s run, you’ll be disappointed as well. Any current comic follower is well aware that IDW allows artistic freedom in the design of Transformers and their alt-mode in the current ongoing series as well as the Bumblebee and Last Stand of the Wreckers mini-series. That freedom has lead to drastic changes in the designs of fan favorites and more between the series. Thundercracker is the perfect example. His alt-mode is once again an F-22 jet after being shown as an F-15 jet in All Hail Megatron AFTER being first shown as an F-22 jet in the “-ation” series of comics. Don did drop a nice little easter egg in the issue, though, with the escape shuttle structure looking awfully familiar to another structure from Generation One. Although there was a promise of changes in the style of the story, Transformers #4’s story ends up being more of the same stuff seen throughout the first three issues. While the method of story delivery may be different, there has been no drastic change to the storyline. Because of the shift in story delivery method in this issue, comic readers who have yet to find interest in this series may want to pick up this issue to see if the style is a better fit to their likes. Regardless of the core storyline presented in the ongoing, this issue is worth at least a read as a standalone “Spotlight: Thundercracker” theme. As a whole, this book may stand up better anyways in the long run as a focus on Thundercracker as opposed to a focal point of the ongoing story saga. Original Source: TFW2005 Reviews Transformers #4 @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-23-2010 07:20 AM WTF @ TFW Podcast episode 83 now online   Originally posted by: XJunky @ TFW2005.com Quote: Our first post-Toyfair 2010 show is long. It is very long. It's a good thing Vangelus makes chapter markings and timelines for you so you can go to the parts you want to hear. But hey, Gogdog, Seth, and Dreweido join him to talk about Toy Fair revelations and more! It's metal. You can download and comment on it here: WTF @ TFW - Episode 83. If you use iTunes and regularly subscribe to podcasts, you can add us to your player and have the software download each episode automatically each time we update. To do that, and give us a reviews on iTunes, click here: Transformers Podcast on iTunes. Original Source: WTF @ TFW Podcast episode 83 now online @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-23-2010 09:20 AM Review of Headrobots Cobra Headmaster   Originally posted by: XJunky @ TFW2005.com Quote: A forum member from sister site Cybertron.ca has posted a photo review for a colored sample of the upcoming Cobra Headmaster from third party toymaker Headrobots. The review includes photos of packaging, head and snake modes as well as some shots in action with G1 Hardhead. Click here to read the review, or click on the thumbnail to see all the images. Original Source: Review of Headrobots Cobra Headmaster @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-23-2010 02:00 PM Transformers Ironhide Alternate Cover   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: Comics Continuum has posted the alternate cover to the upcoming Transformers: Ironhide miniseries issue #1. This story focuses on the fan-favourite Autobot in a flashback tale set before the current ongoing series. Check out the alternate cover by clicking on the link above. In other Ironhide miniseries related goodness, check out the text free, "clean" version of the main cover to the series on *khaamar's Deviant Art page. Original Source: Transformers Ironhide Alternate Cover @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-23-2010 04:10 PM First Impressions and Images of Revenge of th   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: 2005 Boards member Deceptigtar has also shared with us some images and first impressions of the upcoming Revenge of the Fallen Long Haul redeco. "Hunt for the Decepticons" Payload is a yellow version of Long Haul, taking inspiration from the Revenge of the Fallen videogame's yellow Long Haul skin. Check out the images and Deceptigtar's first impressions on this awesome looking (in this newsie's opinion) new addition to the Movie universe Decepticons by clicking on the title of this story. Is he a must buy, or a pass? Decide for yourself after checking out the thread in our Transformers Feedback forum! Original Source: First Impressions and Images of Revenge of the Fallen Payload @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-23-2010 04:10 PM Pictures and first impressions of Japanese Tr   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: 2005 Boards member Deceptigtar has managed to get his hands on an early release version of the Japanese Transformers Animated Cybertron mode Megatron! This version of Megatron sports a shinier metallic silver deco than his US counterpart and a purple insignia, but he also features a different shade of clear red plastic which is less transparent and a little softer than the previously released US version. How does he measure up to the original version of Megatron and is he worth importing? Check out Deceptigtar's images including comparisons with the original Hasbro Megatron and his first impressions and decide for yourselves. Original Source: Pictures and first impressions of Japanese Transformers Animated Cybertron Mode Megatron @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-23-2010 04:10 PM Dengeki Hobby and Hyper Hobby Scans for March   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: ModxToy have put up scans of the March 2010 editions of Dengeki Hobby and Hyper Hobby magazine. The Transformers sections of both magazines are unsurprisingly dominated by Transformers Animated's impending Japanese launch, but not to be forgotten is Revenge of the Fallen, with the remaining Japanese releases all on show as well as Japan-only items such as Disney Label Donald Duck (in color and monochromatic variants) and the awesome Generation 1 colors EZ Collection Devastator. Check out our mirror of all the images by clicking on the title of this story. As an added bonus, you can also check out scans from the February 2010 edition of Dengeki Hobby which were overlooked previously. Original Source: Dengeki Hobby and Hyper Hobby Scans for March 2010 @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-24-2010 07:10 AM Take a look at two pages from Transformers Sp   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: Chris Ryall has updated his Ryalltime blog with a couple of pages from the upcoming Transformers Spotlight: Prowl. These two pages tease at events that will be happening in this story, which is set in the interval between All Hail Megatron and the ongoing series and reconciles the two different personalities Prowl exhibits in those two series. It is due out in April. Click on the link above to check out the pages and share your thoughts on this upcoming issue on our 2005 Boards by clicking the discuss button. Original Source: Take a look at two pages from Transformers Spotlight Prowl @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-24-2010 09:20 AM ROTF Recon Ravage Out at Canadian Retail   Originally posted by: Super_Megatron @ TFW2005.com Quote: Cybertron.ca reports that the Transformers ROTF Recon Ravage has been released at Canadian retail. This figure is only available in US via a mail away program, the Transformers Revenge of the Fallen Recon Ravage has been released in Canada as a Toys R Us exclusive figure. Original Source: ROTF Recon Ravage Out at Canadian Retail @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-24-2010 09:20 AM Titan UK Transformers issue 10 Preview   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: Broken Frontier has put up a small preview of the upcoming (in the UK at any rate) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen issue #10, from Titan UK. The story this issue revolves around a bounty hunter who wants Optimus Prime's head to mount as a trophy. Has karma caught up with the face-taking Revenge of the Fallen Optimus Prime, or is he just the Prime Target of a modern day Lord Chumley? Check out the full preview and issue summary by clicking on the link above and then talk about it on our 2005 Boards. Original Source: Titan UK Transformers issue 10 Preview @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-24-2010 12:10 PM First Images of Masterpiece Ghost Starscream   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: Toy-World.com.hk has put up scans of another Japanese hobby magazine, this one giving us our first look at Masterpiece Ghost Starscream! Ghost Starscream is finally revealed as a clear plastic version of the animation colors Starscream, and will be an E-Hobby exclusive. Also seen in the magazine coverage are some new Japanese EZ series (Legends Class) toys. We've seen Shanghai Attack Demolishor as a Legends class toy before, but also seen are Fireburst Optimus Prime (coming to the US as the first of the Hunt for the Decepticons Legends) and an all-new blue Soundwave who has never been seen before! There's also some coverage of the Japanese Transformers Animated focusing on the Decepticons, Human Alliance Mudflap and the black and white version of Disney Label Donald Duck. Check out the images, kindly mirrored by ACToys, by clicking on the title of this story. Original Source: First Images of Masterpiece Ghost Starscream @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-24-2010 03:10 PM First Images of Masterpiece Ghost Starscream   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: Toy-World.com.hk has put up scans of another Japanese hobby magazine, this one giving us our first look at Masterpiece Ghost Starscream! Ghost Starscream is finally revealed as a clear plastic version of the animation colors Starscream, and will be an E-Hobby exclusive. Also seen in the magazine coverage are some new Japanese EZ series (Legends Class) toys. We've seen Shanghai Attack Demolishor as a Legends class toy before, but also seen are Fireburst Optimus Prime (coming to the US as the first of the Hunt for the Decepticons Legends) and an all-new blue Soundwave who has never been seen before! There's also some coverage of the Japanese Transformers Animated focusing on the Decepticons, Human Alliance Mudflap and the black and white version of Disney Label Donald Duck. Check out the images, kindly mirrored by ACToys, by clicking on the title of this story. Original Source: First Images of Masterpiece Ghost Starscream @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

TFW2005 02-25-2010 03:40 PM More images of Masterpiece Ghost Starscream   Originally posted by: Sol Fury @ TFW2005.com Quote: ACToys.net member Yinothing has posted a small selection of images of the upcoming Masterpiece Ghost Starscream. The images apparently originated on a Taobao auction but currently no link to that source is available. The new images show more of this clear version of Starscream, including his accessories and display base, all of which are clear. The base is the same clear plastic as Starscream himself, which the support that Starscream attaches to is done in the same shade of clear orange plastic as Starscream's cockpit. Check out our mirror of the images by clicking on the title of this story. Original Source: More images of Masterpiece Ghost Starscream @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.

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