Play NowNew Age of the Primes and Generations reveals are all over the start of the 403rd Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast. Joyride, Tailgate, Unicron and many more get looked at first, then the talk moves on to the clear plastic Weaponizers just released at overseas retail. Powerlix Red Alert with no fewer than eight Mini-Cons leads into a look at one of the SDCC exclusives for the year, with a Jem and the Holograms collaborative release featuring Blaster and the Kiss Players cassettes. A pair of listener questions get the crew diving in to more character re-imaginings and the top "Top 5" articles from the site archives before the episode closes out with the recurring Bragging Rights segment.

Play NowEpisode 402 of the Seibertron.com Twincast Podcast kicks off with an in-hand analysis of Haslab Liokaiser. A quick look at the upcoming Sentinel Prime occurs before shifting gears to news of The Transformers: The Movie original soundtrack being re-recorded for its 40th anniversary. We then dive into a wide-ranging batch of listener questions, covering topics such as reimagined cassette characters for a new series, adapting comic storylines into films, managing an ever-growing cast of characters, assembling a new all-star roster, the role of humans and playsets, and our favorite Transformers that have received only a single toy release that isn't a remold or repaint. The episode concludes with another round of Bragging Rights.

Play NowThe Twincast / Podcast starts up its 401st episode by diving right in to the latest upcoming products shown off by Takara Tomy. Missing Link Ironhide and New Legends Nemesis Star Convoy lead the way. After the crew opines on those, the larger slate of reveals from this year's Shizuoka Hobby Show are discussed, including Beast Wars II Galvatron, Gigastorm, Missing Link Ratchet, Overgear Optimus Prime and even the AM-T Star Saber inspired by the character's design in the IDW comics. The latest Hot Wheels collaborative products are talked about next, followed by a quick look at the upcoming new Wild King toys. Listener questions about anniversaries and Optimus Prime toys lead into a quick installment of the Bragging Rights segment to close out the episode.

Play NowEpisode 400 of the Twincast / Podcast is here. That's right, it's the Quatercentenary! That's what the 400th of something is! (We just learned that ourselves.) The crew takes this occasion to catch up on listener questions on topics ranging from our personal collection displays, how we count that number (it's usually more than 400), whether or not we customize our stuff, and other niche bread and butter topics that we assume bring you back 400 times in a row. Finally, we wrap up with some bragging rights. If you ever get really lost...Super Trivia, S2E10 may let you in on the joke.

Play NowThe Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast is back with Episode 399. The crew starts with a deep dive into the Takara Tomy web comic providing some insights on how G2 Menasor fits into their New Legends line. Age of Primes Commander Class Armada Jetfire, including the Requiem Blaster, then moves the discussion into new toy talk. Studio Series discussion follows, prompted by the launch of new pre-orders for upcoming products in that lineup. Leak lists then get some attention as they always seem to this time of year, with early indicators of what fans and collectors can expect in 2027. Listener questions then start conversation about how Megatron should be handled in any future installments of the live-action movie franchise, before deciding who the most canine Transformer would be that doesn't turn into a dog. "Bragging Rights" then brings this show to a close.

Play NowThe Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast kicks off Episode 398 reviewing the new teaser images of G2 Menasor and MPG Secret Agent Arcee from Takara Tomy. The cast then reviews the Autobot Symbol Optimus Prime, not metaphorically, but the literal Optimus Prime with an Autobot Symbol alt mode. Listener questions then continue the show starting with a prompt for examples where death was handled correctly in the Transformers Universe. The show then returns to lighter topics like new Autobot leader alt modes, head swaps to create new toy characters, and assembling Autobot/Decepticon strike teams. Listener questions finish up on debate if Beast Wars Megatron was an analytical thinker or a goon when choosing an alt mode. The recurring "Bragging Rights" segment then brings an episode to a close.

Play NowEpisode 397 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast begins with the cast providing impressions and their preordering decisions for recent listings including the Collaborative FIFA Optimus Prime, an awkwardly timed patriotic Star Eagle, and the collector-centric Monstructor boxed set. Prompted by the dramatic story events within, a lengthy discussion occurs about Skybound's 30th issue of their Transformers comic book series, leading to criticism about its execution and pacing in the midst of praise for Robert Kirkman's willingness to try something new. This leads to a listener question about the brand's pivot into focusing on its legacy, with the cast providing potentially unpopular suggestions for how to re-boot the franchise in radical new directions. Listener questions about Overgear and triple-changers round the topics out before the episode concludes with the recurring "Bragging Rights" segment.

Play NowThe Seibetron.com Twincast / Podcast starts out episode 396 with reaction to the latest list of alleged, not officially revealed Generations toys coming out soon, including Generations Selects releases and an OTFCC 2005 themed Armada Megatron repaint, Megazarak. A lengthy list of listener questions prompt discussion for most of the remainder of the episode, starting out with a three-parter asking the cast what they want to, or hope to, see out of Takara Tomy's Missing Link lineup. Beloved toy-package-only character bios, the upcoming Overgear line, and potentially meta-contextual questions about the Autobot Matrix of Leadership follow. The questions close out with some reflection on how the toys sometimes store their weapons in alternate mode. The recurring "Bragging Rights" segment then closes out the episode in usual fashion.

Play NowEpisode 395 of the Seibertron.com Twincast begins with a review of the New York Toy Fair 2026 Studio Series 86 reveals, with extended conversation on 2 of the 7 reveals: Astrotrain and Kranix - including a listener question on Kranix’s alt-mode. The crew also discusses the TFNY Cyberworld reveals, and the cohesive play pattern across this intriguing kids line. The conversation moves on to Transformers Overgear, the potential addition of Optimus Prime to the previously revealed Ironhide and Blackout, and the design philosophy behind these more realistic mecha-inspired takes on the characters. MPG Blaster and Steeljaw also get airtime, as the next Masterpiece entries raise concerns about the line’s direction. The cast addresses a couple additional listener questions about Combiner team changes and the design of Masterpiece figures’ hands. We close the episode as we always do, with a round of bragging rights, sharing what we acquired since the last episode.

Play NowEpisode 394 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast kicks off with the cast's impressions after the recent reveal of the next two Primes from the Age of the Primes toy line, Liege Maximo and Nexus Prime. Additional discussion is prompted by both the Hasbro livestream of information about the toys, as well as preorder listings for the recently revealed second wave of figures for 2026. The talk then moves toward the "More than Meets the Eye" Collection's battle damaged Optimus Prime and Megatron. Blokees Wheels continue the reveal train before more listener questions roll in, which cover various topics including toys that the crew changed their mind about as time went on. Finally, a condensed "Bragging Rights" brings this episode to a close.