A podcast chronicling the history of the Transformers from 1984 to today.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 191 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisureTV & Film |
In this episode we break down the tech specs for 1988 – from roles to functions, strength to skill, we’ll talk about the best and worst characters from 1988 based on the numbers on the back of the box.
We head back to mount mount Mount Verona to meet some new (and under used) Transformers faces, including one team that will get their US debut sniped by Marvel UK!
In this episode we tackle 4 more Marvel US comics! We’ll meet the Pretenders, watch a battle royale on the Moon, bring Optimus Prime back from the dead, and have some fun on Junkion!
We take an in-depth look at the unique toys from the Decepticon side released 1988. The Deceps get their first mercenary, the first vehicle combiner, and the final Scramble City styled gestalt!
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While not exhaustive, the podcast hits the main bullet points in the history of the brand
This podcast is so great! I learned so much! The theme song for the Headmasters game is one of the worst asmr sounds.
Show gave me good facts based in things that were around when my dad was a kid
I feel like this is nothing I couldn't learn myself by just reading tfwiki. Most episodes are recaps of shows/comics and others are just him reading lists of names and tech spec numbers. The host himself is uncharismatic and a bore to listen to; it doesn't help that he keeps trying to force unfunny jokes and music cues. The audio is bad too. The host's is quiet I'll turn up the volume, only to be deafened by song or movie clip. For a guy who works in media he doesn't know how normalize
I feel this is nothing I couldn't learn myself by just reading tfwiki. Most episodes are recaps of shows/comics and others are just him reading lists of names and tech spec numbers. The host himself is uncharismatic and a bore to listen to; it doesn't help that he keeps trying to force unfunny jokes and music cues. The audio is bad too. The host's is quite so I'll turn up the volume, only to be deafened by song or movie clip. For a guy who works in media he doesn't know how normalize
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