#hasbroverse

[zoomerinaboomercostume]

Question for all DnD Elf/ Drow/ relevant scholars: How much of an asshole is Corellon Latherian exactly?

I keep hearing about the various screwed-up things he did or let happen (particularly the Crown Wars where he cursed the entire Dark Elf race to his ex for the actions of 1 kingdom, & not making good on threats to Vhaeraun over Eilistraee's safety), but what exactly has been going on in Dungeons and Dragons to cause so much hate towards Mr. Epic Divorce Elf?

Would like sources/ screenshots if you can provide them. I'm hoping to use this for a Hasbroverse crossover (long story), and need something to work with.

[dragonflysstuff]

Airborne exhaustively explaining the gunner controls of the Dragonfly to the new “backup copilot” who is in fact a gifted test pilot who’s literally been flying advanced aircraft since she was six years old.

[hasbr0mniverse]

The Inhumanoids Gallery - Golden Books Inhumanoids Coloring Book 1986

[bowling-with-ham]

so i saw this post by @the-06 …

[melyonza]

What if those from Transformers Earthspark met those from My Little Pony G5?

I know there are comics about the Transformers crossover with My little Pony. But since the Hasbroverse was apparently confirmed, there is a possibility that this crossover will be made.

Only in this case I imagine with the new adaptations, that is, with Earthspark and the MLP G5. Well, the Terrans are more childish and curious, just like those of MLP.

In this story, the ponies (at least the protagonists) are transported to the universe of Transformers Earthspark. They appear in the woods, they are confused and looking for a way to get back home.

At some point they run into the Malto house where they meet the Terrans. Mo gets excited to see the ponies. Terrans are curious and fascinated by new creatures.

Hashtag would get along very well with Pipp. Jawbreaker with Izzy. Nightshade with Zipp. Thrash with Hitch. And finally Twitch with Sunny.

Nightshade and Zipp would look together for a way for the ponies to return to their home.

Sunny tells the humans and transformers about the history of her world, from how the races were separated and how she managed to unite them.

Bumblebee tells him that their worlds are a bit alike, as their species was divided by a war but ended by Megatron and Optimus. Twitch tells Sunny about her dream to unite the Autobots and Decepticons so that there is no more rivalry and hatred.

Sunny and Twitch realize that they are alike, as they both seek to unite all of their kind so that hatred or discrimination no longer exists.

Nightshade and Zipp manage to open a portal. The ponies say goodbye to their new friends. Hashtag and Pipp take souvenir photos. Sunny is the last to go through the portal, waving goodbye to Twitch in the distance.

[blueikeproductions]

And now a Life on Earth featuring the MVP of the CV finale: Swoop. Not even Tarn being the (slightly forced) finale villain could compete with gender bent geek girl Swoop going by my Twitter feed.

I am a bit mixed on this show’s insistence on destroying Grim’s dinosaur society and Swoop’s dinosaur planet (what would that Transformer Colony World even be called? Dinotron? Paleotron? Just “Dinosaur“ like the Predacon homeworld from Beast Wars Neo?) and not even showing us any idea what these places were like. Telling doesn’t count darn it.

I had actually entertained the idea of exploring Grimlock’s old society in the comic, where Grimlock, Grahm, Thompson and Arcee discover a thriving dinosaur society living underground, having evolved into Battle Beast style beings (Their armor is based on Grimlock).

Swoop meanwhile I saw as Grahm learning about a giant thunderbird flying around the nearby desert area, and wanting to check it out, with the gang discovering it’s Swoop acting on her Beast Mode instincts after an accident. Hence the catching up aspect here.

[newsunbow]

At this point in time, the Transformers franchise seems to be the one of the only series of the 'Heroverse' that Hasbro seems to be really invested in, with the most comic book, film and television adaptions, with G.I. Joe a distant second and most of the other franchies barely making any appearance at all (My Little Pony does fare much better, but it really doesn't seem to fit the Heroverse in my opinion so I've chosen not to count it. Sorry.) Hasbro considers these to be risky and is mostly reluctant to green-light them.

Some are understandably frustrated with the attention Transformers gets. But what if Transformers were the key to reintroducing these other properties? You could integrate these properties and their characters into the plot of a Transformers show. Yeah, that's pretty much what happened with IDW's Revolution story-line, the only difference that the Transformers would be the main focus and the others could be cameos and cross-overs that could spin off into their own shows if they prove popular enough. Basically the Transformers could be the metaphorical vehicle to bring these franchises back from the dead.

[shinybastiodon]

Conceptual comic for MASK and the Transformers. Set in the Life On Earth series of Cyberverse comics I do on dA. The comics take a different direction from the canon CV, but keep some of the general flavor. The Autobots' main human allies are the adventurous Grahm (the one shaking Matt's hand) and his boyfriend the rational Thompson (the taller stockier one).