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| So the new show is already what we know is to be Beast Hunters? Or did I miss reading something?. |
| "We have Transformers: Prime in China" said Goldner. "And we are also developing a new TV Series for Transformers indigenous to the Chinese Market. Transformers is one of the popular brands there. The brand was there in the 80s so we are making a brand new TV series that is produced in China with Chinese partners and will air in CCTV [China Central Television]." |
| That chart is very interesting. I had no idea Animated was so above Prime in toy sales. |
| That might not all be Animated though. Recall that the movie toys did well enough in 2007 to spill over into 2008 and delay TFA's launch. Animated was the main series in 2008 but it's an overview of brand sales for the year, not sales by series. |
| Not that animated wasn't incredible, but I think that covers the period when it was sold, when they shared pegs with movie and universe toys too -I think-. So it might have a boost from 1st movie toys in the chart. Still, I wouldn't doubt it if animated outsold prime by itself, just not by that much. |
| Then the same is true for Prime, since it was right after DOTM. Still, the point is that you'd think Prime, this bold new show on Hasbro's own channel with a movie-style aesthetic, isn't leaps and bounds above Animated in sales. I also look at the beginning of the chart and see just how small Transformers was before the movies. Insane. |
| I assume TFA had better sales because it was also in a channel that people actualy -had- with toys that -actualy showed up at stores- and you could -find other characters other than Bumblebee even if he was still in a bunch of waves-. I think everybody knew that whatever show The Hub did wouldn't sell as well as when they had CN support, but I still prefer Hasbro to take care of it's shows instead of CN simply because they TAKE CARE of their shows. CN butt-fucked TFA up as far as airing goes, CN is butt-fucking DC Nation now, CN is a horrible channel for anybody that likes things other than Adventure Time. |
here in Cartoon Network, but it's useless trying to follow it as they air it at the most stupid times, often inconsistently. I love some of their shows but CN can be pretty shitty.|
way to put a spolier on front page!! Wowsers! Beast Hunters Optimus Prime CGI Revealed hes "dead" at end of season 2... |
| way to put a spolier on front page!! Wowsers! Beast Hunters Optimus Prime CGI Revealed hes "dead" at end of season 2... |
| Still, the point is that you'd think Prime, this bold new show on Hasbro's own channel |
| Then the same is true for Prime, since it was right after DOTM. Still, the point is that you'd think Prime, this bold new show on Hasbro's own channel with a movie-style aesthetic, isn't leaps and bounds above Animated in sales. I also look at the beginning of the chart and see just how small Transformers was before the movies. Insane. |
| I assume TFA had better sales because it was also in a channel that people actualy -had- with toys that -actualy showed up at stores- and you could -find other characters other than Bumblebee even if he was still in a bunch of waves-. |
| That's fine with me, as the guys creating Prime have said that the way S3 ends is the way they wanted the show to end, then that'll give TF4 the full run during 2014, which means Generations can be the sideline, instead of trying to run a movie and TV show line, plus a "fan oriented" line as well. |

I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that that series will get dubbed/imported over here in a slow year for TF media, like with Car Robots.