No it's already empty. :lolol

A toy of Animated Omega Supreme or I riot.

"Why do people keep asking for figures of Hot Shot? He was only ever in a few issues of Til All Are One! We're not going to waste time making background characters like that! We need to focus on characters who've been in cartoons that people grew up with! Everyone in the world grew up between 1984 and 1987, right?"

https://www.bbc.com/news/54233235

RIP Good Doom games :(

Why? Microsoft bought the people who made it because they are the people who made it and now Microsoft will give them a bigger budget to make another one. Just not for Playstation.

Bethesda still makes good games?

This reminds me of when Rare was bought out by MS when in the early 2000s. I remember I was like "It's going to be okay guys" back in 2002 and look how that turn out almost 20 years later. I can see the same happening with Bethesda and IDsoftware titles.

Are there actually more people than just me asking for Hot Shot? That would legit surprise me.

I guarantee you there is a sizable (if not massive, or vocal) fanbase of people who grew up on the Unicron Trilogy, and long for new figures of those characters and designs.

It's the same for Beast Wars, which is finally getting a moment in the sun next year. (I remember being at a BotCon just before a big Beast War anniversary, and when asked if Hasbro would be doing anything to celebrate it, fans were told that they should import the Takara Tomy Masterpiece figures that were about to be released.) Akiba mentioned Animated, which probably has some folks who'd love to get those designs out in the market again. (Or maybe just get a shot at some of the Japan-only figures.) Transformers Prime looks to be getting some attention for its 10th anniversary, if leaks of a Breakdown/Jet Vehicon 2-pack are any indication.

Anyway, yeah, there are probably a lot of fans who came into the franchise through the Unicron Trilogy and would love it if Hasbro acknowledged those characters.

Hi everyone, I hope you're all well. I'm resisting the urge to buy things for myself so that's good.