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Just last month Wizards of the Coast released their brand new card game centered around the Transformers universe. It included 40 characters in this first wave, 80 battle cards that contributed to the fun, layered combative nature of the game, all with great artwork that exemplifies how well this card game works so far. Despite it not being out for even a month by this point, I'm hooked and both me and my brother have been picking up packs almost every time I go to the store. On the cards themselves they are listed as being wave 1, so as long as the card game doesn't bomb at retailers it is almost certain that the company will release a second wave and keep going just as they have with their other properties such as Magic. Being a huge Transformers fan, I'm excited to see more characters make the leap to this new trading card format, and not just more characters but possibly even more film and tv show universes that make up the Transformers brand. So going forward, here...

(Notice who is missing from this scene? It starts with 'R' and ends with 'alph') Team Flash came back this week with their belated Thanksgiving episode with what I believe is their best episode this season as well as their most disappointing, but I'll get into that. The episode gave us a lot of valuable new information while pushing the story like this season has been great at doing, so there is a lot to unpack, and a lot to anticipate going into next episode! (Image Source) The main focus of the episode was the arrival of the Weather Witch, the daughter of season 1's Weather Wizard who is armed with weather controlling meta tech with a desire to see her dad dead. I was so excited to finally have Weather Wizard back on the show since he's been absent since season 2, but then he barely appears and doesn't do a thing for the whole episode. We see him in prison, Barry has a short conversation in the pipeline, and then we get a fake hologram ...

I've gone over my most wanted Kanto pre-evolutions from Mega Construx's Pokemon line, but now I'll be looking into the further evolutions of Kanto Pokemon that I want to see. With Kanto being their main focus, and several Kanto evolutions already popping up in the line, it is safe to say that Kanto evolutions will continue to be prominent and present in this line, and to go along with that I have my top five most wanted ready to go. 5. Omastar and Kabutops I mentioned before how much I love the fossil Pokemon, and that goes for the original two fossil Pokemon evolutions as well. Omastar's shell and tentacles would be a feat for Mega Construx to design, while Kabutops would be a little easier I feel; however, I have no doubt that both would come out looking great. Preferably, an evolution set akin to the Snorlax/Munchlax set would be my choice for how to do the fossil Pokemon but as long as I get them, I don't care how they come. (Image 1 Source)   (Image So...

(Their reunion certainly wasn't as warm as Caitlin was hoping) I honestly think this is one of the fastest storylines that Flash has burned through in the beginning of one of their seasons! I'm probably wrong about that, but it just feels a bit different to have a storyline that moves so fast, and while the episode had its fair amount of weak points, the main story was one that they had been building too with the first five episodes and paid off with this week's. So this'll be my review of this week's episode of the Flash, entitled: "The Icicle Cometh." (Image Source) To start things off, I will cover the side story with Ralph and Cecile as I felt like it was one of the less-good parts of the episode by a long shot. It was a bit cartoony and sitcom-ish with Cecile trying to find her intimidating side, but two things did come out of it in the end. The discovered that a young girl had been struck by the satelite on the night of the Enlightenment...

I'm fairly certain that I've mentioned before how much I love the new Star Wars spinoff films. Both Solo and especially Rogue One easily became some of my most favorite of the franchise with a great cast of characters and an interesting story that added to the galaxy and built out the mythos of the films. Of course, with these movies came Black Series figures and as always there are ones that I want to see made that haven't been produced as of yet, and so that will be the topic of my discussion today. Continue forward for the five Black Series figures I want most from the two Star Wars spinoff films! (Image Source) 5. Adult Qi'ra The figure that we ended up getting of Qi'ra in the movie was based around her younger design from her time on Corellia, and while it was a beautiful figure and came from one of my favorite scenes of the movie, it would be nice to have her later outfit in order to better fit her in with the rest of my display. The black skirt a...

(Thanks to this guy, I'm gonna be forever scared of chimneys and big present boxes) Last nights episode introduced us to a creepy new villain while also progressing several storylines that have been running since the start of the season, and an addition cut scene was found on youtube that has me very excited for the future. (Image Source) This episode gave us a new villain in the form of Peter Merkel, or as Cisco called him: Ragdoll. A metahuman will the ability to contort, bend, and flatten his body without issue, he was portrayed as a straight up psychopath who only wanted to cause misery and suffering which set him after Barry and Iris after seeing them as husband and wife. His presence made for a very creepy episode with each of his scenes being disturbing; this episode would have definitely worked as the episode that aired before Halloween. The grotesque cracking of bones only worked to make his portrayal all the creepier while the villain spun his head around, crawle...

I've never been one to really go into the Generations line for Transformers toys. As a child I would but I fell away from it as the style of the toys seemed a bit cheaper, and my interests swayed more towards the live action movies, though G1 always has held a special place in my heart. That part of my heart lit up when I saw the War for Cybertron Siege line accounced and the Autobots revealed for it, all of them looking high quality and nearly identical to G1, with a fun gimmick in all of them being Cybertronian mode. I also really enjoyed the aspect of dirt and grime being added to the figures which really boosts the look of the figures themselves when compared to the past few Generation lines. Then at NYCC we had the reveal of the Decepticons and I was hooked, they looked even better, and Generations had my interest again. With a fresh new trilogy of toylines, the possibility for upcoming figures is spread wide, I've been thinking about the top five figures I would like to...