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[[Image:MikeBallog01.jpg|right|250px|thumb|"Hey [[Bandai]], you and your [[Saban Entertainment|Power]] [[Johnny Yong Bosch|Rangers]] better BRING IT ON! Can you smell what the Bro is cookin'?!"]] | [[Image:MikeBallog01.jpg|right|250px|thumb|"Hey [[Bandai]], you and your [[Saban Entertainment|Power]] [[Johnny Yong Bosch|Rangers]] better BRING IT ON! Can you smell what the Bro is cookin'?!"]] | ||
'''Michael "Mike" Ballog''' is the current Brand Manager at [[Hasbro]] for the various ''[[Transformers]]'' toylines. | '''Michael "Mike" Ballog''' is the current Brand Manager at [[Hasbro]] for the various ''[[Transformers brand|Transformers]]'' toylines. | ||
He's probably an okay guy, but he sure knows his marketing speak. | He's probably an okay guy, but he sure knows his marketing speak. | ||
{{quote|Also, while the style of [[Transformers Animated|the new series]] is dramatically different from [[Transformers ( | {{quote|Also, while the style of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|the new series]] is dramatically different from [[Transformers (film)|the live action movie]], a number of the characters and their roles within the story are similar. As I mentioned, it is our goal to build iconic characters that can live across multiple expressions.|On shared character archetypes, from a [[Fun Publications|FunPub]] interview}} | ||
==Convention appearances== | ==Convention appearances== | ||
* [[BotCon | *[[BotCon 2011]] | ||
*[[Cybertron Con 2010]] | *[[Cybertron Con 2010]] | ||
Revision as of 01:28, 23 June 2012
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Michael "Mike" Ballog is the current Brand Manager at Hasbro for the various Transformers toylines.
He's probably an okay guy, but he sure knows his marketing speak.
Also, while the style of the new series is dramatically different from the live action movie, a number of the characters and their roles within the story are similar. As I mentioned, it is our goal to build iconic characters that can live across multiple expressions.On shared character archetypes, from a FunPub interview
