
| ONLY Transformers are allowed in a Transformers toyline, HasFAIL! You know, the toylines that are based on fictional universes in which Transformers, humans, and non-sapient machinery all co-exist. Those toylines. They can only have Transformers in them or else someone's being ripped off. Somehow. Also Hasbro, how DARE you use your IP to promote a line that's not targeted at 15-50 year old super-cereal Tranfsormers fans! |
| Oh come on now, you know I didn't say or imply any of that; I'm all for expansion of the line, but these things just seem lazy. To me, it looks as though the fact that they're part of a Transformers line was almost an after-thought. I have no problem with them targeting younger kids with certain lines, but these wreak of "Let's slap some Autobot logos on these so young kids will be more inclined to want them". So yeah, I'm still sticking with these being cash-ins. |
| Oh come on now, you know I didn't say or imply any of that; I'm all for expansion of the line, but these things just seem lazy. To me, it looks as though the fact that they're part of a Transformers line was almost an after-thought. I have no problem with them targeting younger kids with certain lines, but these wreak of "Let's slap some Autobot logos on these so young kids will be more inclined to want them". So yeah, I'm still sticking with these being cash-ins. |
| The weapons/tools definately look like a throwback to Action Masters. The Helicopter especially reminds me of Bumblebee's backpack |
| There does seem to be a lot of unnecessary hinges, I think these are like HA Basics, maybe they'll somehow work with the actual Robot Heroes Transformers. |
| These will make more sense when you guys see the robots their supposed to partner with. Its pretty much the same design aesthetic and colorscheme as these vehicles. The Human vehicles don't Transform at all. But their not the part of the line that Transforms. I expect these have really basic action features though. The concept is a bunch of younger Autobots who are a rescue team. And they have Human Partners to Assist them, perhaps to help them rationalize Earth Culture, instead of laser blasting Hot Dog carts and City Buses. I can understand why Hasbro is keeping decepticons out of this line, being a rescue team. A new show to line up next to "Chuck and Friends" on the Hub. Still for fans who like this line art and color style, the lack of decepticons is something a bit disappointing. But you can't really show them causing trouble on this kind of show without Optimus Prime making them Apologise and join the Autobots for an Oil Picnic. |
| Um... There's something I can't quite comprehend. These things are called "Transformers Rescue Bots" but the only TF-related thing on them are the symbols. Um... Why label something Transformers when it doesn't even transform in any way, shape or form? These things look even worse than the crap that was Actionmasters. Is this supposed to be a substitute for RobotHeroes or something? *sigh* |