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Seibertron.com owner Ryan has taken some more photos for everyone's enjoyment, and the galleries are now available to browse! This time, he started, continued and finished a whole toy line in one shot: sixteen galleries for the sixteen TakaraTomy Alternity figures. Click on any of the pictures below for the whole series!

Alternity Banzai-Tron (Crystalo Black)




Alternity Thundercracker (Sonic Blue)




Alternity Skywarp (Witch Purple Pearl)




Alternity Starscream (White Pearl)




Alternity Bumble (Champion Yellow)




Alternity Cliff (Supreme Red Pearl)




Alternity Gold Bug (Throttle Gold)




Alternity Galvatron (Galvanize Purple)




Alternity Megatron (Diamond Black)




Alternity Megatron (Premium LeMans Blue)




Alternity Megatron (Blade Silver)




Alternity Convoy (Vibrant Red)




Alternity Dai Atlas (Aurora Flare Blue Pearl)




Alternity Ultra Magnus (Brilliant White Pearl)




Alternity Convoy (Super Black)




Alternity Convoy (Ultimate Metal Silver)

My alternity Thundercracker, black Megatron, Bumblebee and Dai Atlas are all looking good up there.

Love my Alternity. Die cast and rubber wheels. They are like if G1 figures were made with todays toy technology.

4 molds with 12 repaints. not much to collect. i guess pick your favorite repaint and get 1 of each

omega666 wrote:Love my Alternity. Die cast and rubber wheels. They are like if G1 figures were made with todays toy technology.

I have to correct you my fellow collector. These altenity figures are absolutely nothing them square blocky g1 figures. Because of these having advanced transformations, very figity and findly parts detailing on the bare parts such as detailing on the tighs and even the calor area of these figures in addition to them have the movieverse aesthetics make these alterity figures way way more like my much loved Bayformers movieverse line.

Eagleblaster wrote:

omega666 wrote:Love my Alternity. Die cast and rubber wheels. They are like if G1 figures were made with todays toy technology.

I have to correct you my fellow collector. These altenity figures are absolutely nothing them square blocky g1 figures. Because of these having advanced transformations, very figity and findly parts detailing on the bare parts such as detailing on the tighs and even the calor area of these figures in addition to them have the movieverse aesthetics make these alterity figures way way more like my much loved Bayformers movieverse line.

If anything, Alternity are the spiritual descendants of the Binaltech figures: licensed vehicles, metal and rubber tires, but no Automorph.

GT is alternity, so not complete line. lies! fail!

god i wish they made new molds

Atomatron wrote:GT is alternity, so not complete line. lies! fail!

god i wish they made new molds

It's kind of complete, for the Alternity proper subline.

We do have two GT galleries up too: http://www.seibertron.com/toys/index.php?f_series_id=197&f_subgroup=&f_name=&f_type=exact

Atomatron wrote:GT is alternity, so not complete line. lies! fail!

The GT molds may be Alternity-bsed, but the storylines are not. Thus, GT =/= Alternity, and Alternity is over.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Eagleblaster wrote:

omega666 wrote:Love my Alternity. Die cast and rubber wheels. They are like if G1 figures were made with todays toy technology.

I have to correct you my fellow collector. These altenity figures are absolutely nothing them square blocky g1 figures. Because of these having advanced transformations, very figity and findly parts detailing on the bare parts such as detailing on the tighs and even the calor area of these figures in addition to them have the movieverse aesthetics make these alterity figures way way more like my much loved Bayformers movieverse line.

If anything, Alternity are the spiritual descendants of the Binaltech figures: licensed vehicles, metal and rubber tires, but no Automorph.

Isn't the storyline actually a sequel to Binaltech?

Mykltron wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Eagleblaster wrote:

omega666 wrote:Love my Alternity. Die cast and rubber wheels. They are like if G1 figures were made with todays toy technology.

I have to correct you my fellow collector. These altenity figures are absolutely nothing them square blocky g1 figures. Because of these having advanced transformations, very figity and findly parts detailing on the bare parts such as detailing on the tighs and even the calor area of these figures in addition to them have the movieverse aesthetics make these alterity figures way way more like my much loved Bayformers movieverse line.

If anything, Alternity are the spiritual descendants of the Binaltech figures: licensed vehicles, metal and rubber tires, but no Automorph.

Isn't the storyline actually a sequel to Binaltech?

Yes and no. The Alternity story, convoluted as it is, is mostly standalone. However, it is mentioned that the Alternity are descendants of the Transformers from the Binaltech branch of the G1 Universe, universal stream Primax 903.0 Beta. That's where the Premium Le Mans Blue Megatron hails from btw.

Ryan, 2 things.

1.Do you have a favorite mold of these?

2. One of the things that really stands out in this series is the vibrant colours used for the car modes. Do you have a favorite or two favorites?

How about the rest of you out there? What do you like best from this series?