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*The relatively small sizes of Skids and Mudflap was the main reason why Arcee and Chromia were included.<ref name="Generations 3"/>
*The relatively small sizes of Skids and Mudflap was the main reason why Arcee and Chromia were included.<ref name="Generations 3"/>
*[[Hisashi Yuki]] took over the Human Alliance line after Bumblebee.<ref name="Generations 3"/>
*[[Hisashi Yuki]] took over the Human Alliance line after Bumblebee.<ref name="Generations 3"/>
*Somewhat disappointingly, the human figures are actually a lot closer to being in scale with the deluxe class.  Oh well.


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 02:44, 21 February 2010

He's being paid millions, gets top billing in an incredibly ginormous summer action movie, and is getting offers out the wazoo, yet this is all Shia LaBeouf will get in the merchandising department.

Human Alliance is an assortment for the Revenge of the Fallen toyline. The Transformers in this assortment are accurate scale recreations of licensed vehicles with operating doors and realistic interiors. These sets also include a human/humanoid figure who can sit inside the alternate mode or be attached to one of several positions on the robot mode. There is also a weapon accessory for the human to operate in this mode.

Toys

Notes

  • For some reason, the designs for Arcee and Chromia have been accidentally switched.
  • Due to the enormous workload the TakaraTomy designers were under, Shogo Hasui was by default the one assigned to present a proof-of-concept prototype for the Human Alliance subset. He rapidly created the proof-of-concept model using a 2007 Transformers Voyager class Ratchet toy with a new shoulder (that turned into a seat for the human passenger in either mode), a new left forearm (which turned into a motorcycle) and a new gigantic weapons array. He revealed that the line's requirements stated that the robot modes only needed to have a passing resemblance to the movie design, jokingly stating that he had "accidentally" created a well-made Bumblebee robot mode.[1]
  • Ironhide and Ratchet would have been the next Human Alliance figures after Bumblebee, but this was changed to Sideswipe and Skids due to the large size of Ironhide and Ratchet's vehicle modes.[1]
  • The relatively small sizes of Skids and Mudflap was the main reason why Arcee and Chromia were included.[1]
  • Hisashi Yuki took over the Human Alliance line after Bumblebee.[1]
  • Somewhat disappointingly, the human figures are actually a lot closer to being in scale with the deluxe class. Oh well.

See also

Footnotes

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 TakaraTomy designer interview in Transformers Generations 2009 Volume 3 Translated interview on TFW2005.com