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Nine of the pages were filled with known ''Go-Bots'' characters such as [[Strong-Bot]], [[Speed-Bot]], and [[Cheetor (Go-Bots)|Cheetor]], but the first page was a "mystery bot" drawing of the Strong-Bot toy. The original idea was for the coloring book to be distributed at OTFCC 2003's "Mini-Con" childrens room, and the best coloration of the "mystery bot" character would be made into an exclusive ''Go-Bots'' toy the following year. Of course, with the book's rejection, this never came to pass. | Nine of the pages were filled with known ''Go-Bots'' characters such as [[Strong-Bot]], [[Speed-Bot]], and [[Cheetor (Go-Bots)|Cheetor]], but the first page was a "mystery bot" drawing of the Strong-Bot toy. The original idea was for the coloring book to be distributed at OTFCC 2003's "Mini-Con" childrens room, and the best coloration of the "mystery bot" character would be made into an exclusive ''Go-Bots'' toy the following year. Of course, with the book's rejection, this never came to pass. | ||
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*[http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~sstoneb/tf/books/coloring/go-bots.html Scans of ''Complete Go-Bots Power!''] | |||
==Footnotes== | ==Footnotes== | ||
Revision as of 03:54, 10 November 2006
Complete Go-Bots Power! was an unreleased ten-page coloring book featuring the Go-Bots characters intended to be released at OTFCC 2003. Though the contents were approved by Hasbro, the cover was not[1], but Hasbro's edict was received too close to the date of the convention to create and get approved a new cover. The artist was David Willis.
Nine of the pages were filled with known Go-Bots characters such as Strong-Bot, Speed-Bot, and Cheetor, but the first page was a "mystery bot" drawing of the Strong-Bot toy. The original idea was for the coloring book to be distributed at OTFCC 2003's "Mini-Con" childrens room, and the best coloration of the "mystery bot" character would be made into an exclusive Go-Bots toy the following year. Of course, with the book's rejection, this never came to pass.
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- ↑ Hasbro wanted the cover to look more like the "Dreamwave House Style."
