Triple Takeover Toycast

Between Hasbro and TakaraTomy, there has been a significant volume of new Transformers product of late — so much so that many collectors are forced to pick and choose through practicality if nothing else. Between mainline Generations, Studio Series, MPG, Missing Link, reissues, Collaborative releases, and much more, it's a great time to be a fan. But what has tickled our fancy more than anything else in the first six months of 2026?Today, we're taking turns to choose one toy — all of which were very definitely released this year! — that we each feel represents the pick of the crop to date, and perhaps best showcases where our own specific collecting tastes currently sit. With three very different selections on the table, it makes for an intriguing snapshot of both the year's output and our individual priorities as collectors.It prompts plenty of chat about expense versus affordability, particularly given the extreme price tag of one example. However, from premium high-end pieces to more accessible mainline fare, our choices reflect the sheer breadth of what's available right now, and the difficult decisions every collector faces when budgets don't stretch to everything. One thing's for sure: the year may only be half done, but there's been plenty going on.—Enjoying the show? There’s more than meets the ear...Find show notes at https://www.tripletakeover.comJoin the conversation with us on DiscordSupport the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tripletakeover

With Missing Link Ironhide having just been fully unveiled, there's a lot to talk about. Perhaps more than any other release in the TakaraTomy line, this one has defied fan expectations and delivered something that no one could have predicted by entirely reimagining the classic toy from the ground up. The result feels in the spirit of a vintage design, but much more in the style of the character's fictional portrayals from over the years. But what did we make of it all?On the one hand, it's not hard to see where the inspiration has come from. The original toy was a real hand-me-down oddity from Diaclone, featuring unusual proportions, a separating 'sled' module and, most infamously of all, a very non-traditional stickered seat face set behind its windshield. People have been imagining a suitable 'upgrade' of it ever since the childhood playgrounds of the 1980s, with plenty of custom efforts and add-on kits made available over the years. In that sense, Missing Link Ironhide feels like the culmination of decades of fan desire.However, there's also no doubt that some collectors had a firm idea of what Missing Link was all about — rightly or wrongly — and were hoping for something a little more faithful in terms of overhauling the original, causing palpable disappointment upon reveal. Are those expectations fair, though? And do they sit in line with the core brief of what Missing Link is supposed to be about? We explore whether the line was ever really about pure vintage accuracy, or if it's always been about something more interpretive.This episode was recorded just prior to the subsequent reveal of Missing Link Ratchet, but still, there's plenty of relevant speculation and in-depth discussion about how this latest effort has landed, whether we're excited for it, and just what it might mean for the future of the line.—Enjoying the show? There’s more than meets the ear...Find show notes at https://www.tripletakeover.comJoin the conversation with us on DiscordSupport the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tripletakeover

This episode is the opposite of our Hidden Gems discussion. Rather than bigging up amazing Transformers toys that nobody mentions, we're re-assessing former releases which are already well known — but not in a good way. These are the perceived stinkers, the Renford Rejects, the real bottom-of-the-barrel stuff. The toys that as soon as they're mentioned online, everyone will quickly jump in to give them a major kicking, swiftly pointing out in elaborate detail why they are just plain bad.And it's not so much that we disagree with a lot of the points commonly made — it's more that we think the toys we're putting in the spotlight maybe have more going on beyond their all-too-often highlighted flaws. Sometimes a toy can be a bit of a letdown but still offer something that makes it otherwise enjoyable, or perhaps it just doesn't deserve the harsh reaction it so typically garners. Maybe the hate is justified, or maybe time and perspective reveal redeeming qualities that got lost in the initial backlash.That's what we're evaluating here, as we each choose a toy from Transformers history to sit in the dock and be judged all over again. We examine why these figures earned their reputations, what they actually get right despite their failings, and whether the community's collective memory is fair or simply piling on. Some might still be irredeemable disasters, but others might surprise you with hidden merit that's been overshadowed by swift judgement.Do they deserve the hate? There's only one way to find out.—Enjoying the show? There’s more than meets the ear...Find show notes at https://www.tripletakeover.comJoin the conversation with us on DiscordSupport the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tripletakeover

The general aftermarket value of second-hand Transformers items has skyrocketed in recent times, driven by what appears to be a collecting boom over the last five years or more. What was once a reasonably accessible hobby has become increasingly pricey, with even previously unloved releases now commanding premium prices. It's a hot topic that affects every collector, regardless of focus or budget.We're here to establish whether such price hikes are justifiable — is this simply the market responding to genuine demand, or is the perceived value of certain items being artificially inflated to take advantage of increased interest? We discuss why some toys become astronomically expensive even when they weren't particularly desirable on initial release, examining the psychology behind grail hunting, and how scarcity (both real and manufactured) affects pricing.There's also the practical question every collector faces: how can we continue to justify a hobby that's becoming ever more eye-wateringly exorbitant? We explore strategies for navigating the current market, from knowing when to walk away to understanding what actually holds value versus what's riding a temporary hype wave. There are definite frustrations to vent along the way, but we're also searching for solace and sensible approaches.With thanks to Moltara Imports for providing key insight on the wholesale and retail side of the equation, helping us understand the bigger picture behind the numbers we see. It's a conversation that needed to happen. Find Moltara at: https://linktr.ee/moltaraimports—Chapters0:00:00 Intro0:05:06 Sponsor Segment: Valart & Moltara Imports0:15:06 The Current State of The Aftermarket 0:28:12 Will The Aftermarket Ever Bottom Out?0:35:44 Why Condition Matters0:43:36 Are Vintage Toys Still... Toys?0:52:29 When Prices Are Artificially Inflated 1:16:31 How Collecting is Becoming Inaccessible 1:25:55 Sponsor Segment: Moltara Imports1:28:14 Final Thoughts & Patron Questions—Enjoying the show? There’s more than meets the ear...Find show notes at https://www.tripletakeover.comJoin the conversation with us on DiscordSupport the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tripletakeover

We've tackled the topic of head sculpts before, but tonight we're returning with a mission: to highlight specific examples that represent the absolute best the franchise has to offer. Whether it's modern era mainline, Japanese exclusive fare, classic Generations, or our beloved Beast Wars, we're unpacking what makes a great Transformers head sculpt and why their design is so integral to making toys work and feel memorable.The choices we end up highlighting are all very different in style — spanning eras, size classes, and design philosophies — but they have one crucial thing in common: they're chock full of personality. These are the head sculpts that give their figures genuine character, the ones that make you stop and appreciate the artistry involved in capturing a character's essence at such a small scale.We discuss what separates a good head sculpt from a great one, why certain design choices resonate so strongly, and how sculptors manage to convey so much expression and identity in just a few millimetres of plastic. From intricate paint applications to bold stylistic choices, these are the heads that stick in your memory long after you've transformed the figure.Fair warning: this episode assumes Liam has actually prepared his picks. Results may vary.—Chapters0:00:00 Intro0:05:19 Sponsor Segment: Valart0:12:13 Liam's first choice 0:32:45 Sixo's first choice0:45:54 Jason's first choice1:01:11 Jason's second choice1:09:09 Sixo's second choice1:21:20 Liam's second choice1:37:43 Final Thoughts & Patron Questions—Enjoying the show? There’s more than meets the ear...Find show notes at https://www.tripletakeover.comJoin the conversation with us on DiscordSupport the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tripletakeover

We first covered the beginnings of Transformers Generations toys with 2006's Classics line back in episode #16, but now we're back for the Takara equivalent: Henkei! Henkei! Transformers. This Japanese roster — which also spans parts of 2008's Universe line and literally translates to "Transform! Transform! Transformers" — is a jewel in the crown of mid-2000s robots in disguise.Henkei! offered surprisingly varied — and often superior — repaint choices on already beloved moulds (including some which have arguably been unfairly maligned, as we'll discuss). It's a line of creative designs, intriguing transformations, and definite ingenuity, but coupled with Takara's attention to detail when it comes to finish, it's not hard to understand why it grabbed so much attention at the time. Even if the abundance of chrome proved surprisingly divisive.We're stepping back to an era before every character received regular Generations updates every few years — a time when classic characters were brought back with real flair for doing something different, and when A-list names like Bumblebee received their first toys in years. It's not an exaggeration to say that the figures in today's spotlight set the template for Generations toys to this day, and we're here to give them their due.—Chapters0:00:00 Intro0:06:16 Sponsor Segment: Valart0:10:36 What Is Collector Burnout?0:17:53 The Acquisition Problem & Social Media Impact0:30:37 The Benefit of Creative Pursuits0:40:01 Recognising Warning Signs & Finding Balance1:02:27 Community Connection1:13:01 Sponsor Segment: TFSource1:23:38 Final Thoughts & Patron Questions—Enjoying the show? There’s more than meets the ear...Find show notes at https://www.tripletakeover.comJoin the conversation with us on DiscordSupport the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tripletakeover

As another year of collecting draws to a close, the Triple Takeover crew sit down to reflect on the Transformers toys that defined 2025 for them.Rather than chasing completeness or release lists, this episode focuses on personal favourites — the figures that made the biggest impression in hand, sparked the strongest emotional response, or simply reminded us why we enjoy collecting in the first place. From the long-anticipated Missing Link releases to standout modern designs and ambitious large-scale projects, it’s a year that offered a surprising amount of variety.We talk through what made figures like Sunstreaker feel genuinely special, why releases such as HasLab Omega Prime and Age of the Primes Superion stood out in a crowded landscape, and how 2025 balanced nostalgia with forward-looking ideas. Along the way, the conversation naturally widens into thoughts on collecting habits, changing priorities, and what really makes a toy memorable over time. It’s a reminder that the value of a collection is often measured in experiences rather than numbers.—Chapters0:00:00 Intro0:06:09 Setting the discussion rules0:11:05 Sponsor chat0:13:58 Jason's first choice0:23:20 Liam's first choice0:38:39 Sixo's first choice0:48:30 Jason's second choice0:56:04 Liam's second choice1:08:17 Sixo's second choice1:18:45 Honourable mentions1:32:52 Patreon Q&A—Enjoying the show? There’s more than meets the ear...Find show notes at https://www.tripletakeover.comJoin the conversation with us on DiscordSupport the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tripletakeover

The Transformers Collectors’ Club (TFCC) and Figure Subscription Service (TFSS) are front and centre this week as we delve into one of the most fascinating — and at times frustrating — eras in Transformers collecting.We were never members ourselves (thanks, geography!), but that didn’t stop us getting FOMO from afar. Today we're diving into the toys, the distribution choices, the aftermarket drama, and the nostalgia surrounding a club that often felt just out of reach for anyone outside the US.From brilliant figures and wild character choices to eye-rolling shipping costs and maddening accessibility issues, we explore how the TFCC shaped collector culture during a very unique period for the brand — and why it inspired equal parts love and confusion.So sit back and join us for a fun but honest look at the highs, lows, and “you had to be there” moments of the Transformers Collectors’ Club.This episode began life as a commission from our patron, Siege Maximo.—Chapters0:00:00 Intro0:04:58 Sponsors: TFSource & Valart Studio0:09:21 What Is the Transformers Collectors’ Club?0:13:46 TFCC Distribution Woes0:19:47 The Aftermarket Implication0:28:52 Why Were the Toy Choices So Intriguing?0:32:24 TFCC’s Influence on Modern Generations0:41:25 Customer Service Drama?0:49:25 Favourite TFCC Toys0:56:42 TFCC Conclusions1:06:31 Patreon Q&A—Enjoying the show? There’s more than meets the ear...Find show notes at https://www.tripletakeover.comJoin the conversation with us on DiscordSupport the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tripletakeover

We received a patron suggestion to tackle the subject of 'memorable Transformers comic panels', and we liked it so much that we're here for a full episode! The results are predictably gory and horrific... with one particular suggestion setting Liam's teeth on edge! Thanks to Duggertron for the idea. If you enjoy our podcast then find more... much more than meets the ear at www.patreon.com/tripletakeoverTONS of weekly exclusive content and perks, including bonus episodes, outtakes, early access and more! Sign up at 'Gold Box Classics' level today to get immediate access to: Over 100 'minisodes' on a wide range of topics (plus commission your own!) Over 70 'miniseries' chapters on ongoing topics, including toys and comics Early release of regular episodes - normally a week in advance! Our Patreon Discord server - the place to be! Bonus podcast artwork and more! And a big thank you to all the patrons in our top two tiers, including: NickDanny RobertsAndyChrisSpider-FatherAdam ShoemakerBad SaturdayJustin MasaruDave DalrympleGeokaiserYusiferJohn PearlAnthony CarsCapnRAPhil GRotorstormPuma The HunterPeter HammersonShenryJesse MorenoNexisJimoinAaron SvobodaAndy GoldColdsquallSimon ElvinJoshlesCracktastic PlasticDanvastatorJeffrey FreijeBen LewisLucas HenkelMolluskoenigCNCRick56Mythic GearsZach LawsonJason MurrayDavid ShepherdesdeemQuickmixedGraeme MoffatBurke PerrottaEric HoytMike LoiaconoNihar BhattChris RodwellSteve RedmanJim KinseyJames PascoeGhostPrimeJickelGodert WalterCharlie ShoppellMaya EntranstaAlexis TaylorJeremy WoodallRossJetfire JamesDuggertronsquidcatfishRobert RMichael BrandtSpider-BobJames HooksBrandon MahaffeyCollecticonChupGoldboltRiley LentzEmperor GalvartronSpencer ButlerAllen JohnsonAdam BradyJames TurnhamSimonEMH_RichardRobin HuntRhAFrank ColosimoDave BeckettJeremy CancekoBen EricksonEvilplopdiseaseKlarque Clint GamingTony HaywardDJ ConvoyPrivate RandomRob FranklinDigbysaurusMenastreakerDarjStevie P360verseThePerfectPixlA Saucy FellowAndrew BentleyMarc BairstowobadiahstarbuckToy PocketDylanTFormers2002Rob S 01Forever0nekingliamthegoodDustimus PrimalAndy TFtheShowaggresive breadElliot WrightHugh MckinneyJay_tooChris CarnageCoyGojiprimeValkRahdimusTarngaryanHere'sWhyIt'sCoolJetstormSpencer Ellsworthgestaltgeekgareth4foot30SkywarpSCSStarSaberFan39MikeyQuetzalcoatlus northropitfgrandaddyBilly BoyTurbine027 (Bobby Allen)JamesyplaysMichael WigertVicente TaboadaThe 20-Sided TheatreAndrew NicksonJustin SlaydenMatthew ShorttSimon GoodallDon LubeckiRob Schwarze (Swarez)Trentgdinerosh00k3thqweyweyWilliam ScottIliana Meagan ChapaJamie PriceKevin Isomorphic Primegray's counter attackMatt DennettDaniel ProckoTilAllAreOneJoe BuccelliStepposhowslee taylorEriczachary olsonMattroplexJordan JenningsJdemoman0121George the Robot SauropodMini-Con MadnessJacer528bullfroglover64Siege MaximoBig Fat DynamoJack AndersonGodert WalterJazzy Drifter IIMikeyMartinSeamus LindblomCarlos RicoAdrian - Robotimus ToysJacques PelletierMandovarkJon RAnd the Mapes Brothers (who you might recognise)

Following our recent Patreon poll to decide a new episode topic, we're back for a 6th round of Transformers hidden gems, where each of the team nominate a toy from over the years that maybe deserved a bit more limelight and attention than it received at the time. But can they all stick to non-G1? If you enjoy our podcast then find more... much more than meets the ear at www.patreon.com/tripletakeoverTONS of weekly exclusive content and perks, including bonus episodes, outtakes, early access and more! Sign up at 'Gold Box Classics' level today to get immediate access to: Over 100 'minisodes' on a wide range of topics (plus commission your own!) Over 70 'miniseries' chapters on ongoing topics, including toys and comics Early release of regular episodes - normally a week in advance! Our Patreon Discord server - the place to be! Bonus podcast artwork and more! And a big thank you to all the patrons in our top two tiers, including: NickDanny RobertsAndyChrisSpider-FatherAdam ShoemakerBad SaturdayJustin MasaruDave DalrympleGeokaiserYusiferJohn PearlAnthony CarsCapnRAPhil GRotorstormPuma The HunterPeter HammersonShenryJesse MorenoNexisJimoinAaron SvobodaAndy GoldColdsquallSimon ElvinJoshlesCracktastic PlasticDanvastatorJeffrey FreijeBen LewisLucas HenkelMolluskoenigCNCRick56Mythic GearsZach LawsonJason MurrayDavid ShepherdesdeemQuickmixedGraeme MoffatBurke PerrottaEric HoytMike LoiaconoNihar BhattChris RodwellSteve RedmanJim KinseyJames PascoeGhostPrimeJickelGodert WalterCharlie ShoppellMaya EntranstaAlexis TaylorJeremy WoodallRossJetfire JamesDuggertronsquidcatfishRobert RSpider-BobJames HooksBrandon MahaffeyCollecticonChupGoldboltRiley LentzEmperor GalvartronSpencer ButlerAllen JohnsonAdam BradyJames TurnhamSimonEMH_RichardRobin HuntRhAJames ClarkeFrank ColosimoDave BeckettJeremy CancekoBen EricksonEvilplopdiseaseKlarque Clint GamingTony HaywardDJ ConvoyPrivate RandomRob FranklinDigbysaurusMenastreakerDarjStevie P360verseThePerfectPixlA Saucy FellowAndrew BentleyMarc BairstowobadiahstarbuckToy PocketDylanTFormers2002Rob S 01Forever0nekingliamthegoodDustimus PrimalAndy TFtheShowaggresive breadElliot WrightHugh MckinneyJay_tooChris CarnageCoyGojiprimeRahdimusTarngaryanHere'sWhyIt'sCoolJetstormSpencer Ellsworthgestaltgeekgareth4foot30SkywarpSCSStarSaberFan39MikeytfgrandaddyQuetzalcoatlus northropiTurbine027 (Bobby Allen)JamesyplaysMichael WigertVicente TaboadaThe 20-Sided TheatreAndrew NicksonJustin SlaydenMatthew ShorttSimon GoodallDon LubeckiRob Schwarze (Swarez)Trentgdinerosh00k3thqweyweyIliana Meagan ChapaJamie PriceKevin Isomorphic Primegray's counter attackMatt DennettDaniel ProckogwunkyTilAllAreOneJoe BuccelliStepposhowslee taylorEriczachary olsonMattroplexJordan JenningsJdemoman0121Mini-Con MadnessJacer528bullfroglover64Siege MaximoBig Fat DynamoJack AndersonGodert WalterJazzy Drifter IIMikeyMartinJon RAnd the Mapes Brothers (who you might recognise)

Partsforming is one of the most controversial aspects of Transformers design, despite being a staple of the toys since the very beginning back in the '80s! However, with more modern fare often erring on the side of integrating as many pieces as possible, we sit and talk through why partsforming is such a tricky topic to begin with. If you enjoy our podcast then find more... much more than meets the ear at www.patreon.com/tripletakeoverTONS of weekly exclusive content and perks, including bonus episodes, outtakes, early access and more! Sign up at 'Gold Box Classics' level today to get immediate access to: Over 100 'minisodes' on a wide range of topics (plus commission your own!) Over 70 'miniseries' chapters on ongoing topics, including toys and comics Early release of regular episodes - normally a week in advance! Our Patreon Discord server - the place to be! Bonus podcast artwork and more! And a big thank you to all the patrons in our top two tiers, including: NickDanny RobertsAndyChrisSpider-FatherAdam ShoemakerBad SaturdayJustin MasaruDave DalrympleGeokaiserYusiferJohn PearlAnthony CarsCapnRAPhil GRotorstormPuma The HunterPeter HammersonShenryJesse MorenoNexisAaron SvobodaAndy GoldColdsquallSimon ElvinJoshlesCracktastic PlasticDanvastatorJeffrey FreijeBen LewisLucas HenkelMolluskoenigCNCRick56Mythic GearsZach LawsonJason MurrayDavid ShepherdesdeemQuickmixedJosh BellGraeme MoffatBurke PerrottaEric HoytMike LoiaconoNihar BhattChris RodwellSteve RedmanJim KinseyJames PascoeGhostPrimeJickelGodert WalterCharlie ShoppellMaya EntranstaAlexis TaylorJeremy WoodallRossJetfire JamesDuggertronsquidcatfishRobert RMiguel GonzalezSpider-BobJames HooksBrandon MahaffeyCollecticonChupGoldboltRiley LentzEmperor GalvartronSpencer ButlerAllen JohnsonAdam BradyJames TurnhamSimonEMH_RichardRobin HuntRhAJames ClarkeFrank ColosimoDave BeckettJeremy CancekoBen EricksonEvilplopdiseaseKlarque Clint GamingTony HaywardDJ ConvoyPrivate RandomRob FranklinDigbysaurusMenastreakerDarjThePerfectPixlAndrew BentleyMarc BairstowobadiahstarbuckToy PocketDylanTFormers2002Rob S 01Forever0nekingliamthegoodDustimus PrimalScott DickinsonAndy TFtheShowaggresive breadElliot WrightHugh MckinneyJay_tooChris CarnageCoyGojiprimeRahdimusTarngaryanKazhHere'sWhyIt'sCoolJetstormSpencer Ellsworthgestaltgeekgareth4foot30SkywarpSCSStarSaberFan39MikeyQuetzalcoatlus northropitfgrandaddyTurbine027 (Bobby Allen)JamesyplaysMichael WigertVicente TaboadaThe 20-Sided TheatreAndrew NicksonJustin SlaydenMatthew ShorttSimon GoodallDon LubeckiConnor RossRob Schwarze (Swarez)Trentgdinerosh00k3thqweyweyWilliam ScottIliana Meagan ChapaJamie PriceNICK MALATOKevin Isomorphic Primegray's counter attackMatt DennettDaniel ProckogwunkyTilAllAreOneJoe BuccelliStepposhowsTHEDASHFOXlee taylorEriczachary olsonMattroplexJordan JenningsJjasonhohohodemoman0121Matt BarrettGeorge the Robot SauropodMini-Con MadnessJacer528Crazy Wehrdbullfroglover64Siege MaximoBig Fat DynamoJon RAnd the Mapes Brothers (who you might recognise)

SDCC San Diego Comic Con brought new Transformers reveals, including Age of the Primes, Studio Series and more! So what did we think? If you enjoy our podcast then find more... much more than meets the ear at www.patreon.com/tripletakeoverTONS of weekly exclusive content and perks, including bonus episodes, outtakes, early access and more! Sign up at 'Gold Box Classics' level today to get immediate access to: Over 100 'minisodes' on a wide range of topics (plus commission your own!) Over 70 'miniseries' chapters on ongoing topics, including toys and comics Early release of regular episodes - normally a week in advance! Our Patreon Discord server - the place to be! Bonus podcast artwork and more! And a big thank you to all the patrons in our top two tiers, including: NickDanny RobertsAndyChrisSpider-FatherAdam ShoemakerBad SaturdayJustin MasaruDave DalrympleGeokaiserYusiferJohn PearlCapnRAPhil GRotorstormPuma The HunterPeter HammersonShenryJesse MorenoNexisAaron SvobodaAndy GoldColdsquallSimon ElvinJoshlesCracktastic PlasticDanvastatorJeffrey FreijeBen LewisLucas HenkelMolluskoenigCNCRick56Mythic GearsZach LawsonJason MurrayDavid ShepherdesdeemQuickmixedJosh BellBurke PerrottaEric HoytMike LoiaconoNihar BhattChris RodwellSteve RedmanJim KinseyJames PascoeGhostPrimeJickelGodert WalterCharlie ShoppellMaya EntranstaAlexis TaylorJeremy WoodallRossJetfire JamesMichael CagleDuggertronsquidcatfishRobert RCam LeeMiguel GonzalezSpider-BobJames HooksBrandon MahaffeyCollecticonChupGoldboltRiley LentzEmperor GalvartronSpencer ButlerAllen JohnsonAdam BradyJames TurnhamSimonEMH_RichardRobin HuntRhAJames ClarkeFrank ColosimoDave BeckettJeremy CancekoBen EricksonEvilplopdiseaseKlarque Clint GamingTony HaywardDJ ConvoyPrivate RandomRob FranklinDigbysaurusMenastreakerDarj360verseThePerfectPixlAndrew BentleyMarc BairstowobadiahstarbuckToy PocketDylanTFormers2002Rob S 01Forever0nekingliamthegoodDustimus PrimalScott DickinsonAndy TFtheShowaggresive breadElliot WrightHugh MckinneyJay_tooChris CarnageCoyGojiprimeRahdimusTarngaryanHere'sWhyIt'sCoolJetstormSpencer EllsworthgestaltgeekDDgareth4foot30SkywarpSCSStarSaberFan39MikeytfgrandaddyQuetzalcoatlus northropiTurbine027 (Bobby Allen)JamesyplaysMichael WigertVicente TaboadaThe 20-Sided TheatreAndrew NicksonJustin SlaydenSimon GoodallDon LubeckiConnor RossRob Schwarze (Swarez)Trentgdinerosh00k3thqweyweyWilliam ScottIliana Meagan ChapaJamie PriceNICK MALATOKevin Isomorphic Primegray's counter attackMatt DennettDaniel ProckogwunkyTilAllAreOneJoe BuccelliStepposhowsTHEDASHFOXlee taylorAdam GEriczachary olsonMattroplexKristen LeeJordan JenningsJCarlos RicojasonhohohoJon RAnd the Mapes Brothers (who you might recognise)

We're back for more Transformers Missing Link chat as we pore over the latest round of reveals and speculation to assess what might be on the way soon! Ultra Magnus, Galvatron... Metroplex?! Could it be true? Oh, and we brought our own Missing Link, Maz, back for the discussion. If you enjoy our podcast then find more... much more than meets the ear at www.patreon.com/tripletakeoverTONS of weekly exclusive content and perks, including bonus episodes, outtakes, early access and more! Sign up at 'Gold Box Classics' level today to get immediate access to: Over 100 'minisodes' on a wide range of topics (plus commission your own!) Over 70 'miniseries' chapters on ongoing topics, including toys and comics Early release of regular episodes - normally a week in advance! Our Patreon Discord server - the place to be! Bonus podcast artwork and more! And a big thank you to all the patrons in our top two tiers, including: NickDanny RobertsAndyChrisSpider-FatherAdam ShoemakerBad SaturdayJustin MasaruDave DalrympleGeokaiserYusiferJohn PearlCapnRAPhil GRotorstormPuma The HunterPeter HammersonShenryJesse MorenoNexisAaron SvobodaAndy GoldColdsquallSimon ElvinJoshlesCracktastic PlasticDanvastatorJeffrey FreijeBen LewisLucas HenkelMolluskoenigCNCRick56Mythic GearsZach LawsonJason MurrayDavid ShepherdesdeemQuickmixedJosh BellBurke PerrottaEric HoytMike LoiaconoNihar BhattChris RodwellSteve RedmanJim KinseyJames PascoeGhostPrimeJickelGodert WalterCharlie ShoppellMaya EntranstaAlexis TaylorJeremy WoodallRossJetfire JamesMichael CagleDuggertronsquidcatfishRobert RCam LeeMiguel GonzalezSpider-BobJames HooksBrandon MahaffeyCollecticonChupGoldboltRiley LentzEmperor GalvartronSpencer ButlerAllen JohnsonAdam BradyJames TurnhamSimonEMH_RichardRobin HuntRhAJames ClarkeFrank ColosimoDave BeckettJeremy CancekoBen EricksonEvilplopdiseaseKlarque Clint GamingTony HaywardDJ ConvoyPrivate RandomRob FranklinDigbysaurusMenastreakerDarj360verseThePerfectPixlAndrew BentleyMarc BairstowobadiahstarbuckToy PocketDylanTFormers2002Rob S 01Forever0nekingliamthegoodDustimus PrimalScott DickinsonAndy TFtheShowaggresive breadElliot WrightHugh MckinneyJay_tooChris CarnageCoyGojiprimeRahdimusTarngaryanHere'sWhyIt'sCoolJetstormSpencer EllsworthgestaltgeekDDgareth4foot30SkywarpSCSStarSaberFan39MikeytfgrandaddyQuetzalcoatlus northropiTurbine027 (Bobby Allen)JamesyplaysMichael WigertVicente TaboadaThe 20-Sided TheatreAndrew NicksonJustin SlaydenSimon GoodallDon LubeckiConnor RossRob Schwarze (Swarez)Trentgdinerosh00k3thqweyweyWilliam ScottIliana Meagan ChapaJamie PriceNICK MALATOKevin Isomorphic Primegray's counter attackMatt DennettDaniel ProckogwunkyTilAllAreOneJoe BuccelliStepposhowsTHEDASHFOXlee taylorAdam GEriczachary olsonMattroplexKristen LeeJordan JenningsJCarlos RicojasonhohohoJon RAnd the Mapes Brothers (who you might recognise)