IF Scorponok wasn't too loyal.

 

Jasmine and...


Rajah?

 

Did...did you sneak into my apartment to use my wife's Jasamin doll for that shot?  

 

I have a set of these for whenever my the little ones in my family are here for a visit.

 

You would totally drive Megatron Cuckoo!

 

Scorponok: Waspinator, How many fingers am I holding up?

 

IS this the Buffet line for fresh seafood?

 

Big cat and little cat.

 

You’re on fire lately with those photoshops lol ! Keep em coming

 

I'm slowly starting to run out of ideas.

 

Miko Meets Blackarachnia

 

Terrorsaur: These guys always know where there is fresher meat than the Butchers.

 

Never play against a Cheetor.

 

You ask for miracles. I give you... John Warden. Not only was the man dropping hints about the return of Beast Wars as far back as 2017, but he dropped a hint about Legacy back in 2020.

Rachel Fleming, introducing the Legacy Wave 2 Reveals during Fan First Tuesday, April 2022:
Fan First Tuesday | BACK-TO-BACK Transformers & Power Rangers Livestream

Rachel: So, we actually started ideating Legacy several years ago, while John Warder was actually still on the team.​

John Warden and Ben Montano, speaking with Allspark TV at Toy Fair 2020:
Toy Fair 2020 Interview with Ben Montano and John Warden

Q: With the success of the G1 reissue line, are there any plans to reissues toys from any other lines like Beast Wars, Robots in Disguise or the Unicron Trilogy?
John: Absolutely. When you look across our franchise, you've got great Beast Wars characters...
Ben: Careful what you say, John. But yes, the answer in short is yes. We have lots of great anniversaries this year, next year and for the foreseeable future.
John: Even in Cyberverse, right? Beast Wars characters are there. You've got Unicron Trilogy. Yeah, so Gen Selects is a good opportunity to put Cybertron Defence Hot Shot in there, totally random. But there's some other great characters from Armada. You know, I'm a big fan of the Armada Starscream. Awesome characters. Different personality. Really cool alt-form. And a whole generation of fans grew up with it. So I mean, that's the cool thing about working on. I like making new stuff, but there's so much cool material you can draw from.
Ben: And I think that's the balance of what we've had fun doing. When we have a chance to bring some vintage with the actual G1 reissue toys, we've reimagined a lot of G1 characters, we're starting to bring Beast Wars characters, starting to bring others whether it's Armada and all of that, kinda into this modern universe and that's equally as fun. We're seeing a lot of teens, tweens, like "wow, this is so cool", and they have no idea of the original source material for those characters when they first get in, but then they dive in, they figure it out, and now they're introduced to whether it's Cybertron, Energon or Prime.
John: I remember when I first came onto this brand many, many years ago [...] I was a G1 kid, I grew up with G1. I read the comics and I watched the show. I'd just got off watching the new movies from Paramount, so that was my knowledge. I knew about Beast Wars, knew about some things, but it wasn't until I really got in there, started to talking to people at San Diego, at other conventions. You see the passion in people's faces when they talk about the Armada Trilogy, they talk about the Bay Universe, and you get energised from that. You realise, like when I started, I went back and started watching all these old [...] and I fell in love with it. And it's crazy, you understand why people love Dinobot so much. And it's like, you feel it. And I think that's the magic of working on a brand like this. Just like the brand, the characters convert, they transform, it has a way of transforming you.​

 

Even Fast Food isn't fast enough for Cheetor.

 

And it's gone.

 

Laser Eyes was really bad for his vison.