#Ratchet transformers animated generator#

He enjoys grumbling about almost everything, being sarcastic, and having war flashbacks, just like any old man.ДЇiction Transformers Animated cartoon This section covers fiction that is ongoing.

#Ratchet transformers animated generator#

More recently, he won his electromagnetic pulse generator back from Lockdown the bounty hunter, a device capable of knocking out a Transformer. With them, he can move metal-based objects, levitate downward from great heights, manipulate or tear apart metallic objects in midair, or create magnetic shields. His main 'weapons' are two electromagnets that can extend from his forearms. Still, he knows one when he sees it, and Optimus Prime definitely is one. And in his experience, 'hero' is another word for casualty, because that's what most of the heroes ended up being. After the war, he got himself placed in a dead end position of repairing space bridges, seeing it as a chance to get away from what he had experienced. But war is hell, and Ratchet learned that all too well. They've got BinalTech Arcee listed on their site too.Before the Great Wars, Ratchet was a civilian mechanic, and one of the best on all of Cybertron. I lean the 2nd reason, but I guess we'll find out soon enough.Дefinitely has to be some kind of goof. Maybe the fan response was too good on them to make them the exclusives, and they've opted to do a different one? It's either that, or Sears/K-Mart just doesn't know the difference in ratchets. I didn't think to check the japanese releases.Д«ut at this point who knows whether it's a goof, or otherwise as yet. My vote is for 'The entries on Kmart's site were added to the database before the toys became TRU exclusives'. And the 'Only at Toys'R'Us' stickers wouldn't be entirely in English. (Exclusive multi-packs of toys that were also available individually don't count.)Д®eeexcept that the listing for Japanese Animated toys had Arcee as a mass release, we haven't seen ANY Japanese Animated toys in packaging yet, and even Japan would get Animated toys in US packaging, they'd at least sport additional Japanese stickers. I don't recall any cases of toys that were mass retail in the US but TRU exclusives elsewhere.

Only chain to actually have that many worldwide stores. TRU exclusives are usually worldwide (excluding Japan, that's a different story). Walmart not so much, because they'll do just about anything for a buck. Amazon I expect that from, not sites like target and k-mart. I never shop at anyway, but I didn't think they did that with merchandise. That and the fact it's just called Ratchet, and not cybertron mode ratchet or anything else to seperate it from the previous mold except for pictures. If it really is instock, and is that mold. Which we won't know for certain until someone orders it to know for sure.

The in stock for ratchet is what's got me thinking they don't know the difference in molds. Like that 'Japanese Masterpiece Skywarp on ' listing long before Hasbro's version of Skywarp was announced. I guess that's a third party reselling offer or somesuch. The Universe 1.0 Bonecrusher/Scavenger and Long Haul/Hightower two-packs were listed on Walmart's website for over a year, but eventually they came out as Target exclusives. Or the database entry was added BEFORE it was ever decided to make Ratchet a TRU exclusive.