I have been after this version of Optimus prime since Hasbro announced it. That thing belongs in my collection, and I hope we get a Megatron to go with it.
I grew up with the transformers prime version of Optimus, and one of the human characters that discover the Transformers is actually from Japan. The first time I heard that, I was kind of wondering if the Japanese dub was going to mention super sentai or something. Well, transformers prime didn’t have Miko reference Power Rangers, so I kind of see why they didn’t reference it in the Japanese dub.
Hey Hassan, how long did it take to arrive once you ordered it if you dont mind me asking? I just bought one and was curious, can't wait to get it! Thank you
Before anyone whines about it, you _can_ use the verbal command "transform." However, Hasbro's official terminology is "convert." Why? To protect the trademark. Trademark law means that you can't register as a trademark a generic or descriptive term. You can't trademark "cooler" for things that cool. And that's the same situation here. If they "transform" then the brand name Transformers can be argued to be descriptive and generic and therefore not defensible. Which means other companies can produce transfomers (generic term) that transform. But if they're Transformers that convert, then it becomes defensible. This has been the case for at least 15, maybe 20 years. G1 re-issues from 2001-2002 say "changes from X to robot and back again" rather than "transforms from X to robot and back again" as they used to in the 80s; Hasbro seem to have subsequently settled on convert, rather than change. This means that if you're complaining about the word "convert," then you're just revealing you haven't been involved in the franchise for 20 years and are whining about things you don't understand. The Transformers fandom gnashed their teeth and got over it 15, 20 years ago. And we prefer to sacrifice the verb "transform" rather than lose the franchise trademark "Transformers." If you want to read up more thoroughly on this topic, Google: "TFWiki trademark" and read their article, especially the "Protection and Loss" section.
After seeing the demonstration that Hasbro and Robeson did, I have wanted this thing ever since.
I have been after this version of Optimus prime since Hasbro announced it. That thing belongs in my collection, and I hope we get a Megatron to go with it.
wow dude wow you need to do a follow up that was AWSOME worth the money
This is the best transformers toy ever
Awsome video man!! Keep up the great work!!
Awesome review Hassan
If they could this with Transformers I would love to see a power rangers megazord like this think of how cool that would be
Super cool I want to have this optimus prime
Transformers G1
Optimus Prime
(Heroic Autobot)
I grew up with the transformers prime version of Optimus, and one of the human characters that discover the Transformers is actually from Japan. The first time I heard that, I was kind of wondering if the Japanese dub was going to mention super sentai or something. Well, transformers prime didn’t have Miko reference Power Rangers, so I kind of see why they didn’t reference it in the Japanese dub.
Hey Hassan, how long did it take to arrive once you ordered it if you dont mind me asking? I just bought one and was curious, can't wait to get it! Thank you
Maybe, they’re making 99,999 of this thing. I have no idea. I was just guessing the biggest five digit number that I could think of.
I love transformers so much
So cool I wish I could’ve had one
How much did the package weight?
If u buy the collectors edition is it wrong to play with it???
I enjoyed your 2nd review on the same item lol
is the only difference between the Flagship and Elite models the size and collectors edition box??
Where can I get one of these and for how much
Hasbro should do a Soundwave next
Exactly my thought!
Before anyone whines about it, you _can_ use the verbal command "transform."
However, Hasbro's official terminology is "convert." Why? To protect the trademark.
Trademark law means that you can't register as a trademark a generic or descriptive term. You can't trademark "cooler" for things that cool. And that's the same situation here. If they "transform" then the brand name Transformers can be argued to be descriptive and generic and therefore not defensible. Which means other companies can produce transfomers (generic term) that transform. But if they're Transformers that convert, then it becomes defensible.
This has been the case for at least 15, maybe 20 years. G1 re-issues from 2001-2002 say "changes from X to robot and back again" rather than "transforms from X to robot and back again" as they used to in the 80s; Hasbro seem to have subsequently settled on convert, rather than change.
This means that if you're complaining about the word "convert," then you're just revealing you haven't been involved in the franchise for 20 years and are whining about things you don't understand. The Transformers fandom gnashed their teeth and got over it 15, 20 years ago. And we prefer to sacrifice the verb "transform" rather than lose the franchise trademark "Transformers."
If you want to read up more thoroughly on this topic, Google: "TFWiki trademark" and read their article, especially the "Protection and Loss" section.
Prime meets the power Rangers video plz & great video dude.
How Can Be Buy That
This is awesome!!
Hassan I can’t wait for you to review the Power rangers dino fury Zords.
How much is that
Nah that's crazy
Seems like they are making 99999 of them 🤷🏽♂️
I like it but it should have the trailer
And the rest of the stuff with it
You can actually say transform instead of convert.
Yea I figured that out after I filmed this video
1st
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Man f the way you record this ey. Thank you tho it was informative yet irritating as f