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The episode script's cast listing section describes the character as thus: "TRANSMUTATE: a being with no beauty of form nor logic of shape, massive, made of unmatched parts: bits of Predacon, pieces of Maximal, chunks of Fuzor and Transmetal, heavy-duty weapons, and a face that vaguely indicates it is female." This wording lends some credence to the idea that Transmutate was originally a female Protoform. At least one early draft of the script consistently uses female pronouns; however, the final script and the episode as aired constantly refers to Transmutate only as "it". In 2014, an alternate universe version of Transmutate would be depicted as female by a Timelines toy and corresponding Club magazine story. In 2021, Transmutate's Generations Selects toy used female pronouns in the Hasbro Pulse online description. [1] That’s how you form the combiner from the Fan Fest video, hope this guide was helpful and can inspire you to add this to your display or make your own combiners.
Trust me, I have something that I absolutely HATE due to teasing in Elementary School. That is " Michael Finnegan". The constant teasing and taunting has caused me to HATE anyone who references that song. It PLAGUES me to this day. If I wasn't teased and taunted by that song. In fact, it has been hard to make friends due to that song. Sorry. for this sounding rant-like. Attach the rib cage sections to the main figure using the pegs on the sides of the "axe" piece and the corresponding ports on the rib cage halves. Beastify the battlefield! Worlds collide when the Maximals and Predacons join the fight, coming together with the Autobots and Decepticons in an epic battle that will alter their destiny forever.The first two chapters in the War for Cybertron series introduced the idea of Weaponizers and Modulators, characters who could break apart to form accessories for other Transformers figures. This play pattern was largely dependent on the 5mm port/peg system and gave the designers a chance to feature characters like Brunt and Powerdasher Zetar as individual releases on the Deluxe scale. The Kingdom version of this play pattern are the Fossilizers. These Transformers characters feature unique, skeletal beast modes and some very alien looking robot modes. So far all of the Fossilizers have been new characters including Paleotrex. Oh my gawd that's annoying! Also that's far less of a rant then the one I did. I only listened to this song for a few seconds and I already hate it. It doesn't make any sense, it just repeats the same nonsense over and over again, WHY IS THIS A THING?!
All six parts combine into a non-converting figure that stands about a head taller than the Beast Wars Deluxe Class molds with which its components were included. They have no action features and only limited articulation... but the simple fact that such a deliberately non-toyetic character featured in only one episode even got a toy is itself an extraordinary occurrence.
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Much like most of the toyline, Wingfinger comes with one of four possible holographic Golden Disk cards for his wave, which reveals a possible destiny of a key character. L. This part is easy. Grab both lower arms from Paleotrex and just plug them into the ports found at the end of the feet from Wingfinger.
G. Attach that assembly to Ractonite’s torso using the pegs that the front legs attach to in dino mode. Since there isn’t an official instruction guide for the combiner shown during The Hasbro Pulse FanFest Event I decided to take it upon myself to study the video frame by frame and recreate what was shown, Hit the break to view my how to form the combiner instruction guide. Unleash the primal power of the beasts with the ancient and highly advanced F.O.S.S.I.L. technology. Sentient Fossilizer bots, infused with primordial energy, break apart and weaponize their alliesI see that you don't exactly have a good relationship with Power Rangers, but Super Sentai is different, but the same. Can you see what I am talking about? Anyways, what about the previous points? Imagine Transformers based upon Gundam and Gundam based upon Transformers. Imagine Transformers X GoBots. And what about Kamen Rider? Remember Kamen Rider Dragon Knight and Saban's Masked Rider? They were the only 2 adaptations in the West of Kamen Rider. Meanwhile, Super Sentai is the more popular of the two because "oh, giant robots". Kamen Rider is essentially Super Sentai without the Giant Robot Battles.
War For Cybertron: Kingdom is a subline imprint of the Generations toyline, and the final portion of the War for Cybertron Trilogy.GOLDEN DISK CARDS REVEAL POSSIBLE DESTINIES: Includes a Golden Disk card that reveals a possible destiny of a key character. Collect other Kingdom figures to reveal all 3 alternate destiny variants for each character! (Each sold separately. Subject to availability) This toyline sees the addition of the "Core Class", a return to the Legends Class from the Prime Wars Trilogy, replacing the Micromasters and Battle Masters of previous lines. Kingdom also features the "Fossilizers", new skeletal characters amongst the Deluxe Class, replacing the Weaponizers and Modulators. As part of the " F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology" (Fossilized Osteo-Skeletal Shield Integration Loadout), they can be taken apart to form armor or weapons compatible with the C.O.M.B.A.T. System. Unlike Siege and Earthrise, the robot mode scale falters due to the larger size of the Beast Wars characters and the smaller size of "Generation 1" characters in the Core Class. BEASTIFY OTHER FIGURES: Use this Deluxe Predacon Fossilizer figure to beastify other figures with epic bone weapons and armor! (Each sold separately, subject to availability) Yeah I think it’s pretty cool. And if you look at Vertebreak’s face closely you can certainly see the feminine features. The end result of all this? Some fans justifiably pointed out that this design is reminiscent of the Dinozaurs designs. However, I think what we have here is a seriously alien looking Transformer that evokes scifi creatures such as the Alien Xenomorph from the Alien franchise. Between his non-traditional head design, long arms with huge claws and the rib bones on his legs there is an extremely creepy looking character and I love it. Kingdom is meant to partly pay homage to the Beast Wars era of Transformers. If there is one thing Beast Wars did in the 90's, it helped redefine what a Transformers character could look like. Paleotrex continues this tradition and I think he looks amazing. That said, I can totally see how this aesthetic will not agree with everyone (hence my earlier comments about it being polarizing).
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