>Arcee down from $32 to $30 CAD on amazon.ca>a lone 1-star review because the box was damaged>want Hot Rod>Jazz is like $35>Huffer is like $50>after maybe 5 years of collecting mainline robots I am now susceptible to buying robots I want at retail price, instead of sale-only for even my faves>realize that it's partly just me being antsy/lonely and wanting a new frenAaaaaaaaaaa
>>8980396The Lord.
No uh, think it was just curiosity and interest in an older set of stuff. Heard about stuff like Target: 2006 and Straxus, etc. I don't know when I got into it, since I made Kreon Straxus pretty quick. Might've been partly influenced by The Ultimate Guide, which Furman wrote, and there was a bit about G1/G2 Marvel, so I had a passing knowledge about it. Was also told that due to weekly/monthly differences, the UK one had way more stories, so I went straight for that. It's lengthy but very rewarding, a lot of unexpected bots are endearing.
mega nz/#F!Ax4nUCCT!_5vN--HYA1R6ahJUNcx-wQ
Here's a mega with a lot of stuff, from the 80s Marvel stuff, to DW and around up to 2016 of Marvel.
mega nz/folder/109wjIbL#AjQrRxYcKxQvHo0KIkb-2A
And some bios and stuff I compiled/streamlined from what's in the mega, as well as the bios that were slipped inside random issues.
The Marvel continuity's very rewarding, and I'd definitely recommend people check it out.
>>8980395I hope the rumour that he's an exclusive is fake..
