As far as usefulness goes, seems like headmasters > targetmasters >> powermasters. Although the latter moreso came out of necessity on Nebulon (were the Dreadwing boys or Optimus there? Why do they have powermasters). A bit scary to think that the Hi-Q/Prime situation supposedly is the inevitable conclusion of the binary-bonding process. Think Scorponok/Zarak sort of became one (noble) person too. Regardless, all binary-bonded -masters are our valued friends.
>>8873611>page refreshed on its ownI got the impression that-
>>8873633Y-yeah, that the gun's movable bits do the precise aiming and fire accordingly. Don't think this was ever a feature of the toys but it's the only way I can make sense of it.
>>8873626>no power boostWrong-o!
>tfw Misfire is the one that would need a targetmaster the most->Aimless' "lack of ability and effort" doesn't help his aimN-never mind
>>8873636To be fair, I thought headmasters were stupid for a while. Then I realized it'd be insanely comfy to have a (You) buddy that you get along with and go on adventures with.
>>8873650As far as "robot is gun" goes, yes. But technically only binary-bonded fellows are targetmasters.
