In the wild, mouse at the ready, hunting down links
Microman Ryukendo and Tsukaima review.
Goto Youki’s got some amusing pictures. Oh, that wacky demon.
Big fight.
Scorponok versus Fortress Maximus.
Barrel of fun.
Why, yes, this transforming robot is happy to see you.
Biggest jerks of Guild Wars.
The 89-page thread is all the more entertaining given the contributions by posters who seem unaware they’re revealing themselves to be the real jerks in their anecdotes. This post, though not in the thread, is a good example.
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– Thursday, April 6, 2006
This was one of the worst Transformers ever produced and one of the worst action figures I have spent money on. There have been more wretched Transformers figures produced but Optimus Minor is particularly disappointing considering the period in which he was produced.
Hasbro and Takara were clearly capable of some great beast-to-robot Transformers designs and the Transmetals assortment proved it. The Transmetals version of Beast Wars Megatron is one of the figures from the Beast Wars era that I still rate highly.
Thus, it was something of a shock when the Transmetals II assortment was released. Everything was so X-TR3M3’d to the point I wished someone would go over to the designers’ houses and burn their collection of McFarlane Toys figures and Image Comics titles.
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– Tuesday, April 4, 2006
Mark Brooks’ deviantArt gallery.
Brooks was one of the artists who worked on Xevoz.
Popurls: popular urls. [via]
A web news aggregator that aggregates links from sites I’ve never even heard of.
Heal-Bot. [via]
Guild Wars players will get a kick out of this comic strip. Favourites: 1, 2.
Sheringham turns 40.
Solskjaer: “Teddy always trained hard and gave it his all, although I have to say he had a knack of knowing when to get injured – around November so he could get a sneaky week in the Bahamas.”
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– Saturday, April 1, 2006
Microman Kabuto and The Bee.
Fan-customs.
Hayashi Hiroki’s dolls.
His custom painted faces are stunningly realistic. Steer clear of the link if photos of dolls in various states of undress bother you.
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– Tuesday, March 28, 2006
