#Hasbro Universe

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They’ve turned sweet boy into selfish rival of Snake Eyes😢😢😢

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Nicktoons Extended Universe: My Life As A Teenage Robot

[scarlettshanaart]

Forgotten 13th member from original Joe team who gave her life to save people. Jodie Craig. AKA Shooter.

[dragon-snoots-a-boopin]

Okay, so in my little discussion post about Transformers: Rise of the Beasts I outlined in basic detail that I wouldn’t want to see several movies that formed a sort of Hasbro cinematic universe and said that I’d elaborate in another post and so, this is the one I am going to elaborate that in this post.

I am going to start in the realm of the IDW comics. I believe it was in 2016 that they did like three comic books that where they decided to make a connected universe of Hasbro properties by smashing together Transformers, G.I. Joe, Action Man, Micronauts, M.A.S.K and ROM The Space Knight. Heck, there was one comic that they paired the Transformers with another Hasbro property called Visionaries too but that was its own thing.

So we got these three comics, two of which were event comics and one was a follow up to an event one. We first had First Strike, then we had Revolution and it’s follow up, Revolutionaries. All three of these comic did not sell well at all. Now, I feel like part of the issue is the nature of event comic themselves, because before you can read the First Strike event books, you have the read the Transformers, G.I. Joe, M.A.S.K, Rom, Action Man and Micronauts individual tie-in issues and that’s something most people are not willing to do. Again, these books did not sell well at all. Also, aside from Transformers and G.I. Joe, the other individual books didn’t sell well either. I remember that post Revolution, they launched a new M.A.S.K comic series that was canceled after six issues because it sold so poorly.

This leads into why I think that an on film version of what they tried to pull off in comic form also wouldn’t work because none of it would sell well. Look, I know this is probably going to offend some people, especially those remaining fans, not very few people are actually familiar with properties like Rom The Space Knight, or Action Man, or M.A.S.K or Visionaries or Micronauts. Most people probably have never heard of these properties so, ask yourself, if they made a movie based on any of those, who would the target audience be?

I’m not crazy when I say this because at least both G.I. Joe and Transformers still have current toylines. When was last time that M.A.S.K or Visionaries or Action Man was on the shelves and selling well? So please, don’t make a G.I. Joe/Transformers movie and don’t try to make a Hasbro cinematic universe either. As much as I did enjoy reading those comics, I just don’t see it doing well in the sense of a movie.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"A SUPERSONIC BLUR, CHEETOR IS THE SWIFTEST OF ALL THE TRANSFORMERS BEASTS..."

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on poster art for the 7th film in the "Transformers" franchise, Cheetor of the Maximals (plus file card info), from "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" (2023) -- released in cinemas everywhere on this day. Paramount Pictures/Hasbro.

Resolution at 2025x3000 & 2160x2719.

NAME: Cheetor

DESIGNATION: Maximal warrior

CONVERTS INTO: This Maximal warrior converts into a cheetah the size of a small truck with a grace and athleticism that belies his bulk. 

GENERAL DEMEANOR: Cheetor carries himself with the confidence of someone who knows danger can never catch him. Which is pretty much what happens when you mix the fastest animal on Earth with a massive extraterrestrial cybertronian.

COMBAT ABILITIES: A supersonic blur, Cheetor is the swiftest of all the Transformers beasts. His sheer speed combined with his colossal claws means he can strike down his enemies before they even see him coming. 

TRIVIA: Cheetor's pace is his greatest weapon but can occassionally also be a weakness. Always quick to act, he sometimes doesn't think things through.

Source: IMDb & https://2ndopinion.ph/get-to-know-the-characters-of-transformers-rise-of-the-beasts.

[starsqueak]

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Wolf Man Mystery Game - Hasbro (1963)

[baldursghaik]

Reading the reaction to Larian's decision to fully step back from wotc/d&d/etc has been interesting

a lot of mourning of the loss of "content"

"we could have had years and years of content" "this is heart breaking to never see these characters again" etc etc

is that what you really want? content? is this what modern media production has come to, that people aren't sated with anything less than milking a property until it's a barren husk of anything it once was?

Why can't we be happy with what we have? I don't think it's unfair to be sad about this news, especially given that it felt like some things were being teased or hinted at, and now they most likely will not come to fruition (at least at larian's hands), but is that really so bad? If you're so dissatisfied with a character's ending or arc, write a fanfiction, draw fanart, boot up the game again and just imagine your way into what you DO want

is that not the fundamental nature of d&d?

[its-elioo]

The Equestria Bots!

(they're gonna kicks ass and takes names)

Official designs for my crossover fic: [Robots and Magic] The First Transformation (only on Wattpad and Ao3!)

[shanascarlett]

Beside Snake Eyes there’s another traumatic Joe

Cooper MacBride was born in Crosby. When he was a kid, he was afraid of a lot things: darkness, wild animals and loud noises.

One day his father took him on hunting expedition. Cooper got lost and he was found only three weeks later with flashlight, rifle and a grin from ear to ear.

Little know what happened to his family after that and his mentality state. Only known he became one of the best snipers and instructor at Army Marksmanship Program. But his behavior is another story. Cooper doesn’t like conversation. He talks when he needs it.

It seems that Cooper’s experience was very traumatic to him.

Animated series only confirms that Cooper’s father was very abusive. His nightmares represent his trauma from childhood and how father treated him. It seems Cooper’s parents got divorced and Cooper probably doesn’t talk to his dad. His mom’s fate is unknown.

Animated show introduces Cooper’s younger sister Una who seems doesn’t have trauma. She’s more daredevil than her brother. Seems their father was more interesting in Cooper than in Una. That maybe explains why Cooper overprotective over Una while Una be like “Im not little girl anymore!”.

[fidenciojesusfan92]

Nickelodeon Extended Universe present: Danny Phantom [Team Phantom]

Nickelodeon Extended Universe: Danny Phantom [Team Phantom] Trailer

Includes a lot of Expansion Here is Ghost boy extraction of Team Phantom! Can you name then all?

The Crossover for Danny Phantom Series

01. SpongeBob SquarePants

02. Fairly OddParents

03. Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius

04. My Life As A Teenage Robot

05. Invader Zim

06. Avatar the Last Airbender

07. El Tigre the Adventures of Manny Rivera

08. Winx Club

09. Angry Beavers

10. Rocko's Modern Life

11. SheZow

12. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987's

13. Nella the Princess Knight

14. Santiago of the Sea

15. Transformers Cyberverse

16. Mysticons

17. Glitch Techs

18. ChalkZone

19. The Legend of Korra

20. My Little Pony Equestria Girls

21. Wild Thornberrys

22. Rugrats

23. CatDog

24. Littlest Pet Shop 2012's

25. Rusty Rivets

26. The Loud House

27. The Casagrandes

[luminacerin]

I just know Ming Fan, Ning Yingying and White Lotus Luo Binghe would LOVE a Bop-It

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Skybound Tales Of The Energon Universe! Contemplation By Nick Dragotta and Patricio Delpeche

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Review: Hasbro Marvel Legends Wolverine and Marvel's Logan

Introduction:

Hasbro, Inc. or originally named as Hassenfeld Brothers, is an American multinational toy manufacturing and entertainment holding company founded on December 6, 1923 by Henry, Hillel and Herman Hassenfeld and is incorporated and headquartered in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Marvel Legends is one of Hasbro's action figure line based on the characters of Marvel Comics, initially produced by Toy Biz since 2002, then by Hasbro in the beginning of January 1 2007. In this review, I feature you on Deadpool & Wolverine line which there're 3 variant figures that is; Deadpool, Wolverine and Headpool with Marvel's Logan but... I will only review Wolverine and Marvel's Logan. Both figure is packed with black colored boxart in overall with window box that reveals the whole contents packed inside the blisters, then below the window there's a large printed logo of "Marvel Studios" "Deadpool & Wolverine" movie with Hasbro and 14+ logo on the bottom, while the upper left corner got "Marvel Legends" logo, left is warning sign and the character's names on the right side which printed in red with white frame. The rear part is showing black colored box with the respective character's artworks, figure informations, and Indonesian's safety info sticker and importer. In Logan's case, the box was meant to feature Headpool as the top billed figure and Logan as his bonus accessories which, kinda awkward to actually treat the whole figure as accessories but... I'm not even going to review headpool himself, since I will only focus on Logan accessories lol. Okay, going to unbox this two!

Contents:

Both Wolverine and Logan comes with their main figure, they're included with 2 pair of hands in total. Wolverine also comes with with 1 interchangeable head sculpt. Although for Logan, his figure was supposed to be the accessories but, I omitted the Headpool figure.

Character introduction:

James "Logan" Howlett, also known as Wolverine, is a Canadian class 3 mutant. His mutation granted him a number of animalistic attributes including three retractable razor sharp claws on each hand, and heightened senses, which allowed him to track people through scent and sound. He also has superhuman strength, reflexes, stamina and highly developed accelerated healing abilities, allowing him to heal injuries almost instantly, while also rendering him agelessly immortal. He is usually depicted being a tall angry fellow with contentious hair and muscular proportions, in his movie incarnation he has always been played by Hugh Jackman. The actor also played several Wolverine variants as well. In this variant, he's known as the worst wolverine due to his neglections of not being wanted to be part of the X-Men and instead chose to drink alcohol in bars. One night, while he was out getting drunk, the "humans" attacked the X-Mansion and killed the mutants, including the X-Men. Consumed by his rage and grief, Logan went on a killing spree, turning everyone against the X-Men and earning him this epitaph. Well, this was meant to be a reversed achievements of this Wolverine since he let down his entire world instead of being a hero in the past but, after meeting Deadpool from Earth-10005, things changed drastically as he finally earned being the best Wolverine instead. Although imo, all Wolverine variants are the best, including the short king and the crucified one.

Wolverine:

In this figure, Logan The Wolverine is donning his trademark comic book yellow spandex. Which took 24 years for Hugh Jackman to finally wear this. For a glimpse it looks really classic and very homage to his comic version but, stylized to make the suit more modern like every movie adaptations. You can see there's many crafted clothing details on his suit which made the suit looking armoric and a bit distant to be called spandex, his suit consists of full yellow suit with some blue and black colors, black and yellow hooded mask, blue colored shoulder pads with black and yellow trim, black and blue colored gauntlets with yellow trim, yellow belt with some black and red colored X-Men logo with black border on the buckles and blue colored boots with black trim. He also got his adamantium retractable claws colored in gray instead of shiny silver. His claws were made to be slightly different, which the claws have sculpted garment holes from his gloves, these holes allows him to retract his claws out of without tearing them apart and reducing the pain of retracting from the skin. However, despite looking great there's always inconsistencies in this figure as in the movie Logan never wear his hoodie mask until the last fight with hundreds of deadpools, and by that time his suit was already torned badly after his two fights with deadpool. While this figure is showing his suit in clean and perfect condition, I know this was inaccurate but, I think this figure was based on either concept art or something from other promotional merchandises. I don't really mind on this, I'll take it like this is how he fully armed with his yellow spandex which it's still cool for me but, if hasbro include him with alternate sleeveless arms that would be great but, it'd probably increasing the price for standard hasbro figure like this.

Logan:

This one is his casual wear version, where he wears rather odd and bland colored getup such as solid bright gray jacket, dark gray checkered dirty white colored shirt with gray tanktop underneath the shirt, light brown belt, cream colored rugged pants and his wolverine black and blue boots as his shoes. One of his jacket pocket got partial exposed blue colored wolverine gloves, meaning that this Logan actually brought his yellow spandex for him to wear. The figure reused several body parts from his leather jacket version such as his underneath shirt with tanktop, his rugged pants but, the belt was altered with simple looking buckles instead of native indian chief head belt like in the past releases. And lastly, his flesh hands with claws. The only thing new in this figure is his head, jacket and shoes, this version of Logan only appeared very briefly, thus made him less memorable nor iconic in the movie. They could have instead make someone else but, probably it's just for a simple recycle cash grab for promoting the movie. However, I can tell this version of Logan won't sell as much as his yellow spandex one.

Articulations, materials and accessories:

Both figure articulation points consisted movable head, ab-crunch torso, arms, double jointed elbow, wrists, legs with thigh, double jointed knee and ankles. His yellow belt is a separate part which you can hardly rotate it due to being tight fit. His shoulder pads are not movable at all since they're glued with large bump on his shoulders. His gauntlets however is separate pieces but, they're glued to his arms so, they're not rotatable nor removable. However, you can probably remove them by using heat or hot water, with this you can probably attach the bare arms from his tanktop version. Both figures were made from hard and durable plastics and rubbery plastics for some parts like shoulder pads, X-men belt, jacket and his claws. So you got nothing to worry about this figure if they fall. Most of Wolverine and Logan's accessories are their alternate pair of hands, both of them comes with a pair of hands that has no retractable claws. Wolverine is given with right fist hand and left with slightly open splayed hand, while Logan is all fistful hands. Also, sorry for the pathetic pose on Logan figure because I cannot think of a perfect epic pose for him since in the movie itself, this Logan appeared to be a heavy drinker so I used another hands for him to recreate that drinking poses.

Head Sculpt (HS):

Wolverine comes with his hooded masked on HS, which the black pointy ears is shaped like a bat ears, this black cowl part dominates mostly his front face, while the overall upper and rear head that connects to his suit is yellow. His front mask was made from soft rubber material and has exposed mouth part which painted flesh with slight beards and his eyes are painted white. However, I find it funny to see his side jaws being cleaner than his unmasked nor his casual wear HS, his masked face is like a stunt double face instead of Hugh Jackman's face. His alternate head is Hugh Jackman Logan's head in his neutral expression, his head is shown he has spiky messy hair that slightly pointy on both sides and... pompadour like bangs. When I looked his head on the side, I cannot unsee him as Suneo like hairstyle. The same goes for his casual wear HS but, his face is shown to be more rugged and angrier than the alternate yellow spandex one. Which is better suited for his unmasked version of yellow spandex since he looks spot on to one of Hugh Jackman's photo as Wolverine. Both HS were made from hard plastics material while his hair was made from rubber plastics material. With his unmasked head however, his neck was supposed to be slightly exposed rather than fully covered but, I think that's kinda unnecessary since people won't even bother with it. Since the casual wear used his leather jacket torso so, his neck appeared to be bigger than the yellow spandex one.

Body comparisons:

Body comparisons:

Comparing both figures, the casual version appeared to be chunky due to his thick wear. Whereas the yellow spandex looks sleeker despite their armoric feel. Their heights are the same however, depends on what head you used. With the casual wear HS he appeared to be tiny bit taller due to his head sit a bit taller than his unmasked head. One thing that bothers me is the casual wear despite being thicker on his getup but, even part of his exposed body is chunkier compared to his yellow spandex body. Notable part is his exposed neck like I mentioned earlier and his hands which appeared to be buffed as well than the gloved hands. Their shoes/boots are the same but, oddly painted differently. The yellow spandex boots straps are black colored and his soles are blue with black borders. While the casual wear, some straps are left unpainted but, their soles are fully black.

HS comparisons:

Comparing to past releases Logan HS, they're all spot on to Hugh Jackman's likeness. Except the yellow spandex HS is a bit oval compared to the rests while the casual wear version, his front nose seems a little shorter than the others. However, it surprised me to see side by side both HS (unmasked & casual) colors are very identical, including his hair. I saw in several reviews the casual wear one appeared to have more darker hair color and another thing is I also saw someone put casual wear HS into yellow spandex appeared to have loose ball joint which the head spins instead of being fit. I guess I was lucky enough to get them in perfect color and fitting joints. It is interesting that, despite being a neutral expressions they got their own uniqueness so, they're not just simple face reuse since there's a little expressions shown on them. The Amazon one is completely neutral expression, the jacket one is shown to have a little smirk, the unmasked yellow spandex is serious but, with sadder looking eyes and his casual wear looks angrier which more fitting for his unmasked body. The 2 new hs were made to have more fleshy skin tone compared to the past releases, which appeared to be slight pale. I did not include the old man Logan in here since his hs are entirely different due to be made older version.

Swaps:

All head swaps are surprisingly perfect for this 2 new hs despite their slight different skin tone. However, the past releases hs somehow looks a little off with yellow spandex body but, on the contrary they looked much better with the new casual wear body.

Thoughts:

I never been a Marvel Comics fan in my life but this one is an exception for me. The movie did real justice on this Logan, despite the inconsistency of this figure I'm very happy with how he turned out to be great. This Wolverine became one of my favorite figure of this year but to be frank, these 2 HS of Hugh Jackman is the only reason why I bought both figures. I usually prefered Bandai S.H.Figuarts better over Marvel Legends and I know Bandai also made their own Wolverine figure but, without unmasked head is instant no for me. My only complaint is the yellow spandex figure's paintapp suffers easy paint chip which in some certain pose, I noticed there're paint chipping on the blue part of the arms so, watch your six if you're planning to make something like crossed arms pose. Other than that, he looks pretty clean although he appeared to be a bit too bright since the movie suit got their own finishing effects even in the very first scene of the yellow spandex. But, you get what you paid for unless you want a perfection.

Thank youu for reading!😁🙏🏻

[theknucklehead]

I don't know why, but I kinda love girls who are weird, hyper and crazy.

Honorable mentions:

Joy - Inside Out

Luz Noceda - The Owl House

Luan Loud - The Loud House

Polly Geist - Monster Prom

Satania - Gabriel DropOut

Jashin-chan - Dropkick on my Devil

Marii Buratei - Joshiraku

Amaryllis - High Guardian Spice

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Reaction to Falcon/Jinx

Duke: You’re too irresponsible, Vincent.

Storm Shadow: You should fear me, not Cobra.

Snake Eyes:…