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Transformers feats/discussion

found something ancient but really cool

1985 hasbro transformers character cards

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hate to use these but its weirdly difficult to find the stuff on the cards, theyre mostly prized for being so insanely rare it seems
interestingly, they seem to be a combination of using marvel bios with art and even plots and scenes from the show
 
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The size of the solar system, I of course understand that this may be a huge exaggeration, but due to one of the ores it is possible, in principle, to reach such a size, and this does not even contradict, since Unicron is far beyond the solar system.
 
i think solar system is meant to be hyperbole from Windblade trying to get the point across, however Jetfire saying hes the size of fifteen cybertrons probably isn't, i would assume he's trying to actually be technical
its at least probably closer to the truth than Unicron being solar system sized, the solar system is insanely massive
 
grillmaster said:
holy shit i never noticed the size of these explosions lmfao


1985 box battle murals, from US and Japan
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bro some of these explosions are like fucking 300 kilometers wide
those are the GREAT LAKES in that first image, one of those craters is 97 kilometers wide
 
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