While The Transformers: The Movie did the expected job of featuring characters based on toys that either had already come out, or were scheduled to come out in 1986, it also featured a number characters for which no toy was ever expected. However, given enough time, Hasbro has demonstrated that almost any character featured in Transformers fiction has a decent chance of eventually becoming a mass-released official toy.* So it is with this "Quintesson Trooper," which appeared as a bailiff in the courtroom scene as a very minor character.
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Friday, February 27, 2026
Quintesson Trooper (Buzzworthy Bumblebee Troop Builder Multipack, 2023)
While The Transformers: The Movie did the expected job of featuring characters based on toys that either had already come out, or were scheduled to come out in 1986, it also featured a number characters for which no toy was ever expected. However, given enough time, Hasbro has demonstrated that almost any character featured in Transformers fiction has a decent chance of eventually becoming a mass-released official toy.* So it is with this "Quintesson Trooper," which appeared as a bailiff in the courtroom scene as a very minor character.
Friday, January 16, 2026
"Classics" Rodimus (2006)
Friday, January 9, 2026
The Impossible Cat - A Parody
As longtime readers know, my wife and I have been cat owners for over twenty years now. Sadly, cats have a much more limited lifespan than humans, and thus we've had to say goodbye to two of these cats (Turtle and Kona), but have recently welcomed Earl Grey (pictured) into our home. The following parody (to the tune of "The Impossible Dream" from Man of LaMancha) was written before Earl Grey came to us, and I have to say it doesn't seem to apply to him especially well. Even so, I hope you enjoy it! Maybe someday I'll get around to a proper recording....
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