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  1. JB0
    I heard he actually died four years ago, it just took Death this long to work up the courage to tell Chuck.
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    I suspect the purple toes were brought in from the toy to keep the lower legs from looking too simple. Also the big chunky kneecaps, which seem to be from Soundwave more than any version of Bombshell. I suspect THAT was done to make Bombshell's legs look meaningfully different from Shrapnel's. It isn't really a good change, they look out of place on Bombshell's very-rounded body and absolutely wreck his beetle mode. It is, however, better than the original toy legs in robot mode, but I'd be very impressed if they managed to be worse.
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    I mean, that's what DLSS has been from the start. They're just taking the chains off now.
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    Actually, I think Shrapnel's animation model is true to the toy there. In humanoid mode, he has guns hanging below his wrists, not bug legs. They magically turn into bug legs when he transforms in the cartoon.It's a hard detail to implement at most sizes, and doubly so at this size. And I actually like Shrapnel with bug legs, despite a general toy-styling preference. I think his undercarriage was the least bug-like of the three, and it stuck out to me when seeing my friends' Bombshell and Kickback next to my Shrapnel. For the size, this is a really good Shrapnel, and it is much easier to forgive the missing toy details in something so small. And honestly; with the cartoon being so faithful to the toys here, there's not really a lot missing, just some colored stripes and a pair of vents that are near-impossible to add at this size... but the cartoon chest window's very wrong.
  5. JB0
    Omigosh! He's almost small enough to ride in the original Insecticon's cockpit!
  6. JB0
    The collapse of the Soviet Union is a good marker for divergence.I know they've gone back and revised "Soviet Union" into "Russian Federation", but it is a huge change in the world they couldn't predict or account for.
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    I mean, I've had that problem for years. Every time I reinstalled Win98(I believe we skipped past 95 back then), opened a File Explorer window, and went "where are my file extensions? Argh!" I am used to there being a million tiny things that need to be toggled before it is the way it is supposed to be.
  8. JB0
    I have always hated setting up a fresh Windows install. It takes forever before it's my computer again instead of A computer. We've just shifted the primary load from "install all the drivers so the hardware is minimally functional" to "change all the settings so Windows is minimally functional"
  9. JB0
    In before it's retconned to distrontium next season! Seriously, it genuinely makes me laugh to see them reinventing one of the earliest mistakes in Trek writing.
  10. JB0
    Great show, great character. She did a wonderful job. What else has she... oh. She's in the Lunar 2 remake as Old Luna. That hurts me more than it should.
  11. JB0
    It's all been downhill since Windows 2000. I am so glad "enshittify" wasn't a word when people were complaining about XP.
  12. JB0
    The chromed piece was a very poor choice. It makes the rest of the toy look much more unfinished than slavish toon-accuracy usually looks.
  13. JB0
    It's definitely original toy-accurate! But I think general consensus is that the original Devastator is the worst of the combiners and kind of a mess, especially from the back. Whether toy supremacists or toon supremacists, people seem to want a cleaned-up and idealized Devastator.
  14. JB0
    Delightful! Yoko Taro's fine. He's going "at least they want to make something instead of cancelling it to sell bitcoins"
  15. JB0
    It is such a hilarious mess.
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