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Fortunately, there ''is'' hope. The Transformers fanbase has resolved to remain ''ever vigilant'' against something that could Ruin Transformers Forever, and call out warning if they see something that could potentially ruin it. | Fortunately, there ''is'' hope. The Transformers fanbase has resolved to remain ''ever vigilant'' against something that could Ruin Transformers Forever, and call out warning if they see something that could potentially ruin it. | ||
Some Transformers conservationists advocate a more extreme approach, suggesting that Transformers should [[Wikipedia:Mickey Mouse|abandon all attempts at re-invention]] and instead cater exclusively to the old-school collectors. Though attractive, this approach may prove [[G.I. Joe|impractical as a long-term solution]]. | |||
Ruined Forever remains a serious threat to Transformers now and in the foreseeable future, though it's possible a proposed initiative requiring all Transformers fans to purchase an annual "[[Wikipedia:Carbon offset|plastic offset]]" could ensure | Ruined Forever remains a serious threat to Transformers now and in the foreseeable future, though it's possible a proposed initiative requiring all Transformers fans to purchase an annual "[[Wikipedia:Carbon offset|plastic offset]]" could ensure our fragile brand's continued existence through the mid-21st century. | ||
==Things that have '''Ruined Transformers Forever''' in the past== | ==Things that have '''Ruined Transformers Forever''' in the past== | ||
Revision as of 06:54, 11 July 2007
Fans realize something Hasbro does not, that robust 20-year-old billion-dollar franchises, while seemingly healthy, are in actuality as fragile as two bricks tied together with tissue paper. One mistake, one bad mis-step will cause the entire thing to shatter, fall apart and Transformers would be ruined forever. This would be a bad, because then we'd then have to get lives.
Fortunately, there is hope. The Transformers fanbase has resolved to remain ever vigilant against something that could Ruin Transformers Forever, and call out warning if they see something that could potentially ruin it.
Some Transformers conservationists advocate a more extreme approach, suggesting that Transformers should abandon all attempts at re-invention and instead cater exclusively to the old-school collectors. Though attractive, this approach may prove impractical as a long-term solution.
Ruined Forever remains a serious threat to Transformers now and in the foreseeable future, though it's possible a proposed initiative requiring all Transformers fans to purchase an annual "plastic offset" could ensure our fragile brand's continued existence through the mid-21st century.
