Play NowEpisode 253 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast starts out with the cast discussing how successful, or not, their hunts have been for the Target exclusive Skywarp and Thundercracker two-pack from the War for Cybertron: Earthrise lineup. Another Transformers crossover appears to have leaked out, with the available images showing a Transformers toy based on Top Gun character Maverick. Among the same set of images showing potential new upcoming products are a Cyclonus, Thrust, and Soundwave, with the cast providing their speculation on these slightly mysterious pictures. After that, the hosts touch on the release of a new Transformers video game trailer, followed by a quick reflection on the "Fan First Friday" for Transformers which featured exclusive t-shirts. A fair amount of time is then spent analyzing the just released Transformers #20 comic book and how it affects us based on the current state of our world. This eventually becomes into a look at authorial and artistic intention in media, but is capped off with a more lighthearted stretch where the cast sees just how many characters they can name in the large crowd shot at Swindle’s in the issue. The recurring Bragging Rights segment then ends another episode.

Play NowThe Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast begins episode 252 with speculation and discussion of the latest Transformers rumors which concern a possible expansion of the Generations Studio Series lineup to include characters from the 1986 Transformers movie instead of just those from the Michael Bay universe of live action Transformers films. After that, Movie discussions continue as the latest upcoming entry into the Movie Masterpiece series has been officially revealed in the form of MPM-11 Ratchet. Generations toys tied in with the still upcoming Netflix animated series have become easier to find for collectors as of late, so the cast takes time to reflect on the first wave of output for these Walmart exclusive offerings. Two listener questions come up next, starting with an impromptu look at the Transformers: Alternity line of robots in disguise that convert into 1:32 scale real life vehicles. The second question has the podcasters reflect on times when close friends influenced their collecting habits. Off the cuff remarks about "Holy Grails" in the hobby round out the talk before the episode concludes with the recurring "Bragging Rights" segment where the participants share their latest Transformers product acquisitions.

Play NowEpisode 251 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast starts out with a look into the latest Generations Selects figures unveiled on Hasbro Pulse, the set of five Decepticons that comprise the mighty God Neptune from Beast Wars II. Next up, a new wave of Netflix figures may soon be on the horizon and some names definitely piqued our interest. No one is surprised by the news of another Bumblebee figure, this time with a Deluxe Class figure rumored to be coming to the Earthrise line. A deluxe Cheetor figure has also been discovered in Walmart's system leading to lengthy speculation on the implications of more Beast Wars characters in the Generations product line. A possible "Sleep Mode" Optimus Prime and a Studio Series Devastator boxed set round out the rumor discussions prevalent in this episode. Two listener questions that cover the product reveal plans for the now-canceled 2020 San Diego Comic Con as well as thoughts on the distribution of the Siege line come up next. We close out this episode with a joke-filled round of the recurring "Bragging Rights" segment.

Play NowThe Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast returns for another week with episode 250. The Transformers talk starts out with some impromptu reflections on Cyberverse's parade loop episodes, providing a teaser of content fans can expect when they watch the TV series. This is followed by a discussion about the upcoming and slightly mysterious Amazon exclusive Generations Earthrise Deluxe Class two pack of Prowl and Ironhide featuring the characters in their well known G1 alternate vehicle modes. Impressions of the recently release Studio Series Voyager Class Sentinel Prime and Scrapper follows, with this latest wave bringing fans one step closer to completing the Constructicon combiner Devastator based on his appearance in Revenge of the Fallen. Generations Selects' Soundwave Spy Patrol 3rd Unit has also shipped out, featuring Wingthing, Frenzy, Skar and Knok. The cast takes some time to discuss them with the conversation going to some fascinating places before the show concludes with the recurring "Bragging Rights" segment.

Play NowEpisode 249 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast begins with a pair of two-packs that aren't new, but they are new to show discussion. Earthrise Skywarp and Thundercracker as well as a Decepticon Clone two pack, with Pounce and Wingspan, will be Target exclusives under the Cybertron Villians sub-line. Next up, we discuss the newly revealed Masterpiece Lamborghini, named Spinout which is a homage to diaclone Sunstreaker. It looks like the animated prequel that has been tossed around lately may actually come to fruition because a director has finally been announced, leading to a brief chat about how there are allegedly dozens of movies in the Hasbro universe on the horizon. We close out the night with an in hand discussion of the Netflix Ultra Magnus, featuring a surprise inclusion from one of Hasbro's other brands: Play-Doh.

Play NowEpisode 248 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast takes a look at the first four episodes of Transformers: Cyberverse Season 3. The episode starts off with a discussion that explores the overall plotting and characterization of the show so far. We'll also take a look at how season one and two tie in with some of the more meaningful events that took place during the first four episodes. Bumblebee, Cheetor and Hot Rod seem to be the leading cast members this season so we'll discuss the appeal these characters have to kids and we finish things up with the toy line that has not had too many gems but it does give us our first incarnation of Rack N' Ruin. A few listener questions are on tap to see who we'd like to see as the next commander class figure and smaller class figures giving us an ever growing accessories cache. We close out the episode with another round of bragging rights.

Play NowThe Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast brings its 247th episode that starts out by examining the most recently revealed upcoming Transformers Movie Masterpiece series figure, MPM-10 Starscream. In addition to general thoughts about the figure and its impressive, officially licensed F-22 alternate fighter jet mode, comparisons are made and contrasts are drawn to 2010's Hunt for the Decepticons Leader Class Starscream, which was also released by Takara Tomy as MPM-1 Starscream in a different deco. After that, the group talks about the just released Generations Selects Seacons, this time featuring Nautilator, Seawing, Overbite and Tentakil. This segment of the episode spends time highlighting favorite points as well as the naming confusion brought about by using Japanese names such as Lobclaw and Kraken for only some of the releases in this set of figures that combine into the Decepticon Piranacon. The episode finishes up with humorous speculation about vague Walmart mobile app listings for "Gen G1 Red" versions of Megatron and Soundwave.

Play NowEpisode 246 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast starts off by answering everyone's burning questions surrounding the latest Masterpiece figure from Takara, MP-38+ Burning Convoy. A brief stroll down Beast Wars Convoy (aka Optimus Primal) memory lane takes place and a discussion begins on which release of this figure is the best and most cartoon accurate. The latest comic crossover from IDW Publishing, Transformers vs Terminator #1 has hit the shelves in both print and digital, with the initial response varied. Universal agreement is found on the new "Seeker" designs created for this crossover universe by artist Alex Milne. This episode ends with another round of the recurring bragging rights segment, with this one going on a tangent featuring the new GI Joe Classified Series Snake Eyes figure.

Play NowEpisode 245 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast sets sail with the latest Generations Select releases to arrive, Turtler and Gulf. The reviews are mixed with these sea critters but one can hope that the other Seacons aren't too far behind so the mighty King Poseidon can awaken. More images have surfaced of the upcoming spoiler-filled Transformers: War for Cybertron Siege Netflix Ultra Magnus and the bar may have been set a bit too high in previous discussions. After starting out as just a silhouette teaser, the mighty Super Megatron has been unveiled as the next Generations Selects figure and exclusive to the Takara Tomy Mall and is the next topic of discussion. With comic releases slowing down a bit, the show wraps up by taking a look into the most recent Transformers comic book to hit the shelves from IDW Publishing, Galaxies #6.

Play NowEpisode 244 of the Twincast Podcast finds the cast starting out the episode by talking about the recently released comics from the IDW Publishing Transformers ongoing, issues 18 and 19. While the pair of issues constitute signs of life and creativity, the cast members question whether this is enough to revive the series. Contributors are then challenged to think of a piece of Transformers media, be it toy line or content, they were initially unimpressed by but were later drawn back in to. Obscure trivia follows after that about Transformers Armada Mini-Con Inferno, partner of Decepticon Thrust, and the mystery behind an intended part of the design or a widespread assembly error. The episode ends with a robust discussion with cast member pitches on what kind of Transformers cartoon would be accessible and friendly for all ages, given the conclusion of the Transformers: Cyberverse cartoon.