[diceone]

once you maturate past the point of racing your friends by transforming a toy to impress them w your "skills", you'll eventually find yourself collecting pieces w less visually unpleasant "anime accurate" detail, made of denser or more interesting materials because the overall form has presence and the piece has significance beyond "I'm a humongous six year old who can buy things I saw on tv".

Or maybe you wear cargo shorts and Transformers t shirts and have a ton of posters all over your bedroom and live with your parents.

And since I'm all "get off my lawn" right now, there is no reason to use semi-retarded language like "geewun" especially in regards to toys made outside of the American Transformer releases. Chogokin is from 1973. Go lion is from 1981. Transformers didn't get farted out of hasbro and marvel until 1984.

If you had any taste you'd get some diaclone and microman pieces and move on with your life. And then you'd hit chogokin and jumbo machinders and japanese vinyl and tin and realize you've been lost all along.