@@TheUncleShow Agreed. Personally I have more yolopark than blokees but I wanna get some more blokees too. What annoys me is the random boxes part. I wamt maybe 2 or 3 from each wave but I can't without literally gambling.
For me, I’d argue that Transformers are actually THREE toys in one. You have a poseable robot mode, a cool vehicle mode or modes depending on if it’s a triple changer, and a puzzle within the transformation. For me, if you take away the transformation aspect of a figure, it better compensate for it in other ways like paint, accuracy, and detail. For example, I bought the yolopark cogged d16 due to its size and accuracy to the film. I also ended up getting the cogless bots because the fact that they don’t transform is the whole point of there character design. Another factor is also accuracy to the movies like ROTB Scourge, that and the base job on a lot of the Amk pro series are extremely beautiful for the cost.
Fast to build/attach yes, but fun to build? Felt like we just attaching part that takes only couple of minutes to assemble which kinda lackluster compared to gunpla
Non-transforming figures work best for characters with complex designs, like with Bayverse or even the reboot series. With Threezero doing those designs well, and Yolopark is going to make bayverse figures too. For transforming figures, even with 3rd parties like Unique Toys that has more creative freedom and budget than official Hasbro/Takara figures, due to transformation they'll still have limitations that'll compromise the level of detail and articulation, compared to Threezero that has no worry for transforming and could be as detailed to the cgi models as they could get it to. Simple deisgns like G1 are easier to translate since their designs are very blocky and simple, they could still look good as a transforming figure
I also wish non-transforming figures gave more love to characters who don't even have alt modes like Transmutate or G1 Alpha Trion. While I don't mind Hasbro giving characters like that alt modes, they usually just transform into chunks of nothingness.
On paper, it allows you to get a more accurate robot mode with more articulation for a similar price. In practice you often get neither because we are spoiled with the ones that do transform, so the only successful attempts are model kits that cheap out on assembly costs by making you do that step yourself.
To this day, R.E.D. baffles me. At the time they came out, I just thought non-transforming Transformers in general was conceptually awful and should never happen. I have lightened up on the idea a little bit. It's still not something I really go for, but I can understand why some people would rather just have something that poses well and looks good on a shelf. But the timing of R.E.D. was so bizarre. They came out during the current era of Transformers where we're getting figures that are poseable and pretty darn faithful to whatever character they're based on. Like you said, it only made sense for characters that are practically impossible to make as transformable figures. But they messed that line up big time. To add insult to injury for what you've already said about that line, Hasbro didn't give the slightest crap about the scale between those figures. Size inaccuracies annoy me enough with the transformable figures, but it's flat-out unforgivable to mess the size up when they don't transform. G1 Bumblebee should not be the same height as G1 Optimus. R.E.D. could have been a decent line, but with the line coming out the way it did, I'm glad it failed. I might give Blokees a try at some point though. I love building things, and I like their character selection.
Yolopark ain’t that bad it’s quite nice I got the Optimus Prime 40th anniversary amk and I prefer Yolopark to blokees because of the articulation and joint tolerances but blokees is also great
The point of non-transforming Transformers is to have a SHOW/MOVIE ACCURATE figures that are affordable and posable. Scratch "affordable" when we talk about those "poseable statues" of Movie bots that are 1:1 screen accurate that would be impossible to make transformable (not even MPM can ever be 1:1 accurate.). And finally, it make perfect sense for characters that never transformed to begin with. Like the G1 Pretenders (shells). I love my Super 7 Ultimate Bludgeon, and Marvel Legends Death Hand. Also, S7 ReAction Proto-Unicron, the only way to have that derpy character.
Blocky's is a line I'm glad exist because as someone who dabbles in gundam model kit collecting now I have an excuse to probably buy some Transformers related model kits just so I can have some in scale next to my gundam's. Not to mention I'm still impressed by how well done these little model kits are and the fact that they're so good at what they do I'm glad that they've been getting a lot more love. That being said Mr. Uncle we need to discuss about your obsession with prime Arcee because I think you need to go see a Doctor I would suggest ratchet lol.
Really they fall into two categories 1) no transformation to save money 2} no transformation to robot mode presentation. Usually the first one is a waste of time but sometimes can be fun. The second one is where non transforming figures can really shine. I particularly like ThreeZero's MDLX line. It seems like the transformation / play value is more important to you than sculpt because the Yolopark kits look miles better than the studio series bots, so thats the niche theyre filling. Nothing wrong with that though
@MagicMensch so what's funny is I think there was a file mix up before the 4k version because I noticed Laser Prime shows up twice by accident in this video. Oops.
They make non transforming figures so they can be more accurate and closer to the source material. They are also cheaper (most of the time.) Id gladly get a $15 blokees classic class instead of a deluxe or voyager.
I think Blokees are a different story but as we've seen with this video, there are some that fail even the accuracy test and aren't cheaper than just getting a proper figure.
Its insanely simple and this shouldn't such a massive controversy. The transformation hinders strucutre, poseability and can even damage the figure, some people just want a poseable figure to act as a representative of the character. Currently collecting legacy and soon age of the primes stuff and i basically never tocuh vehicle mode unless the figure starts in it.
I have all of the Yolopark mini G1 figures and yeah that Soundwave is probably one of the weaker figures from the set, you should've gotten like Bumblebee or Megatron since those guys are a lot easier to move
I used to never understand it. Thinking non-transforming Figures didn't do it right. Then I got Threezero TLK Optimus, and wow. I get it. It looks just like the model. And it feels absolutely amazing. I'll love Hasbro for their accurate vehicles, but TZ will be my go to for robots
Regarding why someone would want a Threezero DLX figure a great example is Megatron. Threezero puts extra effort into the sculpting. Look at other Megatron heads on the 3rd party offerings and the official MPM08 and Threezero's head has significantly more detail and sculpting. Where 3rd party has to budget out on transformation, ThreeZero uses that to give Megatron an upper and lower ab crunch and make the sculpt as detailed as possible. ROTF Optimus didn't get the same love, however they did announce they would make a 2.0 version under the 2007 movie branding and I expect them to fix all the innacuracies and proportion issues that the ROTF had.
@rolandodr98 my thing is however is that the value isn't as good and honestly sometimes detailing gets into law of diminishing returns in regards to figures and cost. Put a studio series against a masterpiece, theres a big improvement. But a wei Jiang scale up Optimus against DLX theres probably not as big of a leap.
I haven't been into transformers really since the late 2000's. Past decade and a half I've been huge into Gundam and gunpla. Something that really appeals to me is a show accurate sculpt that poses really well. I do not care at all for whether or not something can transform between 2 different modes. As long as the mecha looks good and poses well, I don't need the vehicle form. The only Gundam that is an exception to this rule is the Epyon, and the only Transformer that is an exception is Cybertron Scourge. As an adult collector, I just want the robot.
I....really disagree, Transformers kinda makes itself stand out with the whole transformation aspect and turning into anything, strip that away in toy form and you're taking away a key part of their identity. Like there are THOUSANDS of giant robots out there. But Transformers remains it's own unique thing. There have been attempts at transforming robot franchises but none of them came close.
@TheUncleShow that's a very valid point, and something I can't dispute. I will never claim that they should phase out transforming toys in favor of non-transforming ones, but there are several people who are just like me, and will not care in the slightest about the toy's alt form. I've got a few Yolopark figures and even more Blokees and both of these feel like perfect fits for that market. These figures sacrifice the engineering needed to transform in order to have better articulation and more source material accurate sculpts. Eliminating all kibble for a completely accurate robot mode is a welcome compromise for me. I'll still buy all the transforming toys that come out that I like, but I'll never have any reason to transform them. The best transforming toys are the ones that don't compromise either form with their transformation, something that hasn't been consistent since the Unicron trilogy 20 years ago when they actually based the show models around toys.
I remember there being this really cool lady decepticon who only got a non-transforming figure. The name escapes me at the moment but the figure of her was cool looking
I thought they made transformers because they knew that transforming robot toys and such were a cool concept that they knew would sell well with children and make money with the show being furthermore used to sell them on such a concept (And therefore advertise the toys)
I love non transforming transformers as I mainly get transformers for the characters and not the toy themselves. Like I'm a girl who just likes gently holding the silly robots and with my small hands, blokees feels perfect compared to leaders who are just not fun to hold.
@dillydraws more power to you, especially if it's Blokees. I just think the transformation aspect adds a unique touch not a lot of other toys have is all These videos are just my personal thoughts I don't wanna call people out on their simple enjoyments!
90 dollars for a figure of Windblade that doesn't transform with a weird face and bland design. Or Bingo Toys Windgirl that's the same price that looks better in every regard and can trasnform? Hmmm.... Nah I don't really have a beef with a lot of model kits though again. transformable Alternatives exist.
Never been against the idea of non-transforming Transformers. I'm against the idea of them sacrificing everything just to make a shitty, static statue with minimal detail and very limited articulation. It's where Yolopark and RED succeeded; but where RPM's and Robot Replicas failed.
As a model builder i like non transforming Transformers model kits they tend to be more accurate .. but not blockies they're too short and stubby and childish looking for my taste👎
Fun video! Thank you! Yeah, I have to admit, I can't think of any reason I would ever buy a Transformer that doesn't transform, considering that is the whole point of the line. Having said that, there are several non-transforming characters within the Transformers universe that I'd love to have figures of, such as . . . Quintesson Judge Garnak Ten Nightbird (G1) Krok Autobot-X (FrankenSpike) Skuxxoid & Slizardo Circuit-Breaker Bob the Insecticon Cons4Eva TransMutate . . . to name but a few. Just make 'em in the right scale, make 'em poseable enough, give 'em some good character-appropriate accessories, and I'd buy the lot. (Although, I would prefer if they had good detailing and not a flat, cartoony æsthetic.) Come to think of it, I don't think G1 Wreck-Gar ever transformed onscreen . . . .
Hate to be that guy, but you bought quite literally the worst R.E.D figure possible. I would reccomend you track down Prime Optimus or G1 Shockwave, they are so much better than Prime Arcee it's not even funny.
@theStridingRebel i bought Arcee because it's the one where it makes the most sense to do a non transforming figure considering the design. Whereas we have lots of REALLY good Shockwaves and Primes that can transform
Sometimes, I just want a figure that represents a character regardless if it transforms or not and most of the time, I would just leave it at bot mode.
@@pravesh736 I am the problem here exactly on why? Just because I prefer to leave my Transformers in bot mode despite that is what they are in most of the time? Okay then
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Blokees and yolopark kinda made a point that Non-Transforming Transformers can still be fun.
@@returnedtomonkey8886 moreso Blokees for me
@@TheUncleShow Agreed. Personally I have more yolopark than blokees but I wanna get some more blokees too. What annoys me is the random boxes part. I wamt maybe 2 or 3 from each wave but I can't without literally gambling.
Amazing Yamaguchi Revoltech too
Heck even arguably the older Revoltech figures too
flame toys too ng;
Threezero DLX for me. I love the ROTF OP and Megs
5:36 IS UNICRON FUCKING BALLING !?!?!
DAMN SKIPPY HE IS!!!
😭🙏 He is
For me, I’d argue that Transformers are actually THREE toys in one. You have a poseable robot mode, a cool vehicle mode or modes depending on if it’s a triple changer, and a puzzle within the transformation. For me, if you take away the transformation aspect of a figure, it better compensate for it in other ways like paint, accuracy, and detail. For example, I bought the yolopark cogged d16 due to its size and accuracy to the film. I also ended up getting the cogless bots because the fact that they don’t transform is the whole point of there character design. Another factor is also accuracy to the movies like ROTB Scourge, that and the base job on a lot of the Amk pro series are extremely beautiful for the cost.
Also, the Yolopark figures don’t get scalped and unreasonably priced too high!!!
The Blokees and Yoloparks model were very fun to assemble, as also a Gunpla builder, I recommend getting them.
I'm leaning more towards the Blokees because as model building kits the Sound wave one was pretty basic.
Fast to build/attach yes, but fun to build? Felt like we just attaching part that takes only couple of minutes to assemble which kinda lackluster compared to gunpla
Non-transforming figures work best for characters with complex designs, like with Bayverse or even the reboot series. With Threezero doing those designs well, and Yolopark is going to make bayverse figures too.
For transforming figures, even with 3rd parties like Unique Toys that has more creative freedom and budget than official Hasbro/Takara figures, due to transformation they'll still have limitations that'll compromise the level of detail and articulation, compared to Threezero that has no worry for transforming and could be as detailed to the cgi models as they could get it to.
Simple deisgns like G1 are easier to translate since their designs are very blocky and simple, they could still look good as a transforming figure
I also wish non-transforming figures gave more love to characters who don't even have alt modes like Transmutate or G1 Alpha Trion. While I don't mind Hasbro giving characters like that alt modes, they usually just transform into chunks of nothingness.
I saw that Drift at Ross just the other day. It's 2025. That brick of plastic was released like a DECADE ago.
@@Twinkformer that's where I found mine too!!!
On paper, it allows you to get a more accurate robot mode with more articulation for a similar price.
In practice you often get neither because we are spoiled with the ones that do transform, so the only successful attempts are model kits that cheap out on assembly costs by making you do that step yourself.
I really hate that Shampoo bootle drift and Shampoo bootle figures as whole. Something about his face is so creepy.
And they feel so cheap
It's so empty feeling...and the fact they got commercials in MExico is hilarious.
To this day, R.E.D. baffles me. At the time they came out, I just thought non-transforming Transformers in general was conceptually awful and should never happen. I have lightened up on the idea a little bit. It's still not something I really go for, but I can understand why some people would rather just have something that poses well and looks good on a shelf. But the timing of R.E.D. was so bizarre. They came out during the current era of Transformers where we're getting figures that are poseable and pretty darn faithful to whatever character they're based on. Like you said, it only made sense for characters that are practically impossible to make as transformable figures. But they messed that line up big time. To add insult to injury for what you've already said about that line, Hasbro didn't give the slightest crap about the scale between those figures. Size inaccuracies annoy me enough with the transformable figures, but it's flat-out unforgivable to mess the size up when they don't transform. G1 Bumblebee should not be the same height as G1 Optimus. R.E.D. could have been a decent line, but with the line coming out the way it did, I'm glad it failed. I might give Blokees a try at some point though. I love building things, and I like their character selection.
I'd really recommend the AMK Pro kits from Yolopark. The paint on it alone is crazy.
Yolopark ain’t that bad it’s quite nice I got the Optimus Prime 40th anniversary amk and I prefer Yolopark to blokees because of the articulation and joint tolerances but blokees is also great
The point of non-transforming Transformers is to have a SHOW/MOVIE ACCURATE figures that are affordable and posable. Scratch "affordable" when we talk about those "poseable statues" of Movie bots that are 1:1 screen accurate that would be impossible to make transformable (not even MPM can ever be 1:1 accurate.). And finally, it make perfect sense for characters that never transformed to begin with. Like the G1 Pretenders (shells). I love my Super 7 Ultimate Bludgeon, and Marvel Legends Death Hand. Also, S7 ReAction Proto-Unicron, the only way to have that derpy character.
I got into transformers after watching ONE and started collecting figures recently, ur videos are so fun to me
@chadcy559thank you so much!! I'll keep em coming!!!
Blocky's is a line I'm glad exist because as someone who dabbles in gundam model kit collecting now I have an excuse to probably buy some Transformers related model kits just so I can have some in scale next to my gundam's. Not to mention I'm still impressed by how well done these little model kits are and the fact that they're so good at what they do I'm glad that they've been getting a lot more love. That being said Mr. Uncle we need to discuss about your obsession with prime Arcee because I think you need to go see a Doctor I would suggest ratchet lol.
The only problem I have with Prime Arcee is that she's not real DAMN IT!!!
@@TheUncleShow Also I forgot to mention that Eva/Toy Story crossover moment:........WTF SHINJI WHY AND RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF YOU GOT A FRIEND IN ME!
Really they fall into two categories 1) no transformation to save money 2} no transformation to robot mode presentation. Usually the first one is a waste of time but sometimes can be fun. The second one is where non transforming figures can really shine. I particularly like ThreeZero's MDLX line. It seems like the transformation / play value is more important to you than sculpt because the Yolopark kits look miles better than the studio series bots, so thats the niche theyre filling. Nothing wrong with that though
"it can be a vehicle, an animal-"
Shows two Optimus trucks
Lol
@MagicMensch so what's funny is I think there was a file mix up before the 4k version because I noticed Laser Prime shows up twice by accident in this video. Oops.
LINK TO MY DISCORD IN THE DESCRIPTION!!!
Also I got a Blokees ad before I finished this video and it IS pronounced Bloke-keys. I feel justified.
They make non transforming figures so they can be more accurate and closer to the source material. They are also cheaper (most of the time.) Id gladly get a $15 blokees classic class instead of a deluxe or voyager.
I think Blokees are a different story but as we've seen with this video, there are some that fail even the accuracy test and aren't cheaper than just getting a proper figure.
Its insanely simple and this shouldn't such a massive controversy.
The transformation hinders strucutre, poseability and can even damage the figure, some people just want a poseable figure to act as a representative of the character.
Currently collecting legacy and soon age of the primes stuff and i basically never tocuh vehicle mode unless the figure starts in it.
woulda been cool to use the RED line to get figures of characters that canonically don't transform like Autobot Spike or that one from Beast Wars.
i barely know about the many transformers toyline back when RED arcee was announced. i was actually interested until i learned about the quality
Some aren't toooooo bad but most are...ugh.
I love the RED Optimus and Megatron from wave 1.
I have all of the Yolopark mini G1 figures and yeah that Soundwave is probably one of the weaker figures from the set, you should've gotten like Bumblebee or Megatron since those guys are a lot easier to move
I used to never understand it. Thinking non-transforming Figures didn't do it right. Then I got Threezero TLK Optimus, and wow. I get it. It looks just like the model. And it feels absolutely amazing. I'll love Hasbro for their accurate vehicles, but TZ will be my go to for robots
I was so close to getting Blokkees but I just can't do it. I'd rather get Magmatron or a titan. But still an easy 10/10.
@SQWAUKSQWAUK magmatron that gooood shit
Tbh the only way to get the highest replication of the bayformers is to do non transformable figures. Threezero and yolopark look next level 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@bigwhopper6501 idk, to me wei Jiang Prime is top marks and Unique Toys looks to be another smash hit so Idk if I agree
Regarding why someone would want a Threezero DLX figure a great example is Megatron. Threezero puts extra effort into the sculpting. Look at other Megatron heads on the 3rd party offerings and the official MPM08 and Threezero's head has significantly more detail and sculpting. Where 3rd party has to budget out on transformation, ThreeZero uses that to give Megatron an upper and lower ab crunch and make the sculpt as detailed as possible.
ROTF Optimus didn't get the same love, however they did announce they would make a 2.0 version under the 2007 movie branding and I expect them to fix all the innacuracies and proportion issues that the ROTF had.
@rolandodr98 my thing is however is that the value isn't as good and honestly sometimes detailing gets into law of diminishing returns in regards to figures and cost.
Put a studio series against a masterpiece, theres a big improvement. But a wei Jiang scale up Optimus against DLX theres probably not as big of a leap.
I have that 12 icnh drift i don't really like it because it looks goofy
I haven't been into transformers really since the late 2000's. Past decade and a half I've been huge into Gundam and gunpla. Something that really appeals to me is a show accurate sculpt that poses really well. I do not care at all for whether or not something can transform between 2 different modes. As long as the mecha looks good and poses well, I don't need the vehicle form. The only Gundam that is an exception to this rule is the Epyon, and the only Transformer that is an exception is Cybertron Scourge. As an adult collector, I just want the robot.
I....really disagree, Transformers kinda makes itself stand out with the whole transformation aspect and turning into anything, strip that away in toy form and you're taking away a key part of their identity.
Like there are THOUSANDS of giant robots out there. But Transformers remains it's own unique thing. There have been attempts at transforming robot franchises but none of them came close.
@TheUncleShow that's a very valid point, and something I can't dispute. I will never claim that they should phase out transforming toys in favor of non-transforming ones, but there are several people who are just like me, and will not care in the slightest about the toy's alt form. I've got a few Yolopark figures and even more Blokees and both of these feel like perfect fits for that market. These figures sacrifice the engineering needed to transform in order to have better articulation and more source material accurate sculpts. Eliminating all kibble for a completely accurate robot mode is a welcome compromise for me. I'll still buy all the transforming toys that come out that I like, but I'll never have any reason to transform them. The best transforming toys are the ones that don't compromise either form with their transformation, something that hasn't been consistent since the Unicron trilogy 20 years ago when they actually based the show models around toys.
I remember there being this really cool lady decepticon who only got a non-transforming figure. The name escapes me at the moment but the figure of her was cool looking
@@marek1shtar538 please send it to me if you remember, id love to see
The whole reason behind making tf was to improve kids learning abilities like rubics cube. Tv accuracy is pointless when it cant transform.
I thought they made transformers because they knew that transforming robot toys and such were a cool concept that they knew would sell well with children and make money with the show being furthermore used to sell them on such a concept (And therefore advertise the toys)
@Unowdvalco read up on it, google is free
@@Unowdvalco google it. Its free
I love non transforming transformers as I mainly get transformers for the characters and not the toy themselves. Like I'm a girl who just likes gently holding the silly robots and with my small hands, blokees feels perfect compared to leaders who are just not fun to hold.
@dillydraws more power to you, especially if it's Blokees. I just think the transformation aspect adds a unique touch not a lot of other toys have is all
These videos are just my personal thoughts I don't wanna call people out on their simple enjoyments!
that image of lazer prime shows up like 5 times
Maybe it's a sign I should review him at some point cuz he's a bloody goodun'
I think RED Arcee’s golden parts are just yellowed but they acted like they were supposed to be there
@Cosmoss_real arcees iconic gold bits
There are some one shot NTF figures too. Amazing Yamaguchi did a Prime once
@Burns_RED thought this said NFT for a moment lol. Def not in that case
Flame Toys laughs at this video. Especially the model kits.
90 dollars for a figure of Windblade that doesn't transform with a weird face and bland design.
Or Bingo Toys Windgirl that's the same price that looks better in every regard and can trasnform? Hmmm....
Nah I don't really have a beef with a lot of model kits though again. transformable Alternatives exist.
Never been against the idea of non-transforming Transformers.
I'm against the idea of them sacrificing everything just to make a shitty, static statue with minimal detail and very limited articulation.
It's where Yolopark and RED succeeded; but where RPM's and Robot Replicas failed.
@@N-GinAndTonicTM RED didnt really succeed though, but blokes definately did
Static figures SUCK
As a model builder i like non transforming Transformers model kits they tend to be more accurate .. but not blockies they're too short and stubby and childish looking for my taste👎
Fun video! Thank you!
Yeah, I have to admit, I can't think of any reason I would ever buy a Transformer that doesn't transform, considering that is the whole point of the line.
Having said that, there are several non-transforming characters within the Transformers universe that I'd love to have figures of, such as . . .
Quintesson Judge
Garnak
Ten
Nightbird (G1)
Krok
Autobot-X (FrankenSpike)
Skuxxoid & Slizardo
Circuit-Breaker
Bob the Insecticon
Cons4Eva
TransMutate
. . . to name but a few. Just make 'em in the right scale, make 'em poseable enough, give 'em some good character-appropriate accessories, and I'd buy the lot. (Although, I would prefer if they had good detailing and not a flat, cartoony æsthetic.)
Come to think of it, I don't think G1 Wreck-Gar ever transformed onscreen . . . .
@@Beedo_Sookcool thank you sir and funnily enough I immediately checked to see if anyone did autobot X
11:25 is it bad that I was expecting a joke like this 😭
Why does a robot need to stretch tho?
They exercise in g1 too lol @BIRD_LABS
did you just refer to Laser Optimus Prime as an animal?!?
@@misledyouth74 it was a glitch in the video!!! Laser Prime shows up multiple times!
Hate to be that guy, but you bought quite literally the worst R.E.D figure possible. I would reccomend you track down Prime Optimus or G1 Shockwave, they are so much better than Prime Arcee it's not even funny.
@theStridingRebel i bought Arcee because it's the one where it makes the most sense to do a non transforming figure considering the design. Whereas we have lots of REALLY good Shockwaves and Primes that can transform
13:02 why does that look a bit… you know
Yolopark AMK Pro are nice too.
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@@vanta9608 ok then.
@@TheUncleShow 🤣
Embarrassing
I don't get these non-transforming Transformers, the last one was great but nah, not for me. It's a weird concept
Again it depends, but there are good ones.
Sometimes, I just want a figure that represents a character regardless if it transforms or not and most of the time, I would just leave it at bot mode.
@@miragebangbravernu r the problem 😂
@@pravesh736 I am the problem here exactly on why? Just because I prefer to leave my Transformers in bot mode despite that is what they are in most of the time? Okay then
@@pravesh736may i know why you prefer to display them at their alt mode rather than bot mode?
i still thing non transform transformers toy is lame
13:06 Ayo
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