These are my top seventeen Transformers figures of 2017! These are my favorite figures that were added to my collection this past year, even if they were released in prior years. Without further ado, let’s get to the list!
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Transformers: Generations Hoist Video Review
Hoist is just a mid-ranking maintenance engineer who takes each day as it comes. He is also the star of the wildly popular More Than Meets The Eye (MTMTE) comic book AND the mascot and namesake of this website and the related YouTube channel and Facebook Page (and Twitter account, etc.). A maintenance engineer’s work is NEVER done.
Hollywood Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up To Be
Seriously. Moist? I’m never going to live that one down.
The Most Interesting Bot In The World
Just a little something I threw together with my meager Photoshop skills.
Whirl Joins The Crew
This gallery contains 12 photos.
30 Day MTMTE Challenge – Day 28
A Voice That You Associate With A Character
From this crowd (and of those who have speaking lines) the only ones that I usually read with a particular voice are Cyclonus, Perceptor, Ultra Magnus and Ratchet – their G1 voices. I also ALWAYS read Optimus Prime with Peter Cullen’s voice.
There are other that I would read in their G1 voice because it was so distinctive but they either haven’t had speaking roles yet (like Cosmos, Powerglide and Inferno) or aren’t in this comic, yet (like Megatron, Starscream and Ironhide).
Amazingly, I don’t read Hoist as having an English accent like he was portrayed in G1 even though that made him so unique. It might also have a bit to do with the fact that he hasn’t had a lot of scenes and his Spotlight was too fast-paced and action-packed for me to think of any particular voice inflection.
The gang’s all here!
30 Day MTMTE Challenge – Day 17
A Character You Relate To
Hoist, duh!
All that and I’m green and have a towline.
I have always liked Hoist, but this part where Hoist describes himself after taking offense to Swerve not thinking much of him is what really locked it in. That describes me perfectly, right down to the job – just a normal maintenance engineer. It’s funny because I pretty much already wrote this for my About Me page for this blog.