Transformers Mosaic 2 Pack: "Determined" & "Public Service Announcement"

The first one was good. I like what happen to the decepticons. Its very good. But the second one i dont get that much.

Both are great. But the OS one is so awesome I actually wet my pants with excitement.



OS needs more love Hasbro!

i dont get the 2nd one

DCybertron wrote:i dont get the 2nd one

It's exactly what it says it is: a public service announcement, just like the ones that ran after GI. Joe episodes.

The first one with Omega Supreme was sweet as hell! I love the way it made it a precurser to him arriving on earth in order to find the constructicons! The second one is what it is a public service announcement. Kids don't do drugs! Although to fit the message he should have got the kid to not do drugs.

*looks at above post*
...caNT.........Resist....

thanks for explaining, now we know...

....and knowing is half the battle!

Both good mosaics, but are the Seeker and the Conehead from the first one just generic designs or actuall characters?

Darth Bombshell wrote:

DCybertron wrote:i dont get the 2nd one

It's exactly what it says it is: a public service announcement, just like the ones that ran after GI. Joe episodes.

Transformers also had some PSA's, they said "& knowing is half the battle" also. You can find them on YouTube.

I always thought public service announcements ended on a little more positive notes than that.

I was a little confused with the message:

a: don't do drugs

b: don't interfere with people doing drugs

C: You can't/shouldn't make a difference anyway.

D: all of the above?

Darth Bombshell wrote:

DCybertron wrote:i dont get the 2nd one

It's exactly what it says it is: a public service announcement, just like the ones that ran after GI. Joe episodes.

"And knowing is half the battle."


I really liked the first one.

Is Ricochete/Stepper a G1 character? He is not listed in my Transformers offical guidebook "More than meets the eye".

proximus wrote:I always thought public service announcements ended on a little more positive notes than that.

I was a little confused with the message:

a: don't do drugs

b: don't interfere with people doing drugs

C: You can't/shouldn't make a difference anyway.

D: all of the above?

Mostly A, but I wrote the piece as an homage to the old PSA's, and an underlying message was unavoidable. The original PSA's did end on a positive note, but they were supposed to, and this is an IDW/more realistic version of one. Stepper's just trying to do the right thing, but unfortunately it doesn't work out. I guess it's like the old saying "You can lead a horse to water, but can't make it drink".

Darth Bombshell wrote:

DCybertron wrote:i dont get the 2nd one

It's exactly what it says it is: a public service announcement, just like the ones that ran after GI. Joe episodes.

"And knowing is half the battle."


I really liked the first one.

Is Ricochete/Stepper a G1 character? He is not listed in my Transformers offical guidebook "More than meets the eye". [/quote]

Of course Stepper is a G1 character! He came out in Japan at the tail end of Headmasters I believe, and is of course a Targetmaster repaint/remold of Jazz. He was considered a very rare/expensive figure for awhile, along with his release buddy Artfire, which was a repaint of Inferno with a Targetmaster. He was reissued by Takrar with gold chromed versions of Jazz's weapons(the original release Stepper only had a new shoulder mount to hold his targetmaster), but I don't think he sold all that well.

Richochet(Stepper's after the fact American name) is the last Hasbro Commerative series Transformer released. He had black versions of Jazz's weapons, and the elongated missles that comply with U.S. safety standards.

Stormrider wrote:Is Ricochete/Stepper a G1 character? He is not listed in my Transformers offical guidebook "More than meets the eye".

Stepper/Ricochet was a remould of Jazz, and came with a targetmaster gun called Nightstick back in '87 or '88. He was a very late Headmaster figure alongside Artfire.
He was then re-issued in 2003 in the Hasbro Commemorative series.

Thus ends my knowledge of him, but I would certainly think he deserves to be counted in alongside the G1 figures.

The first one was pretty good. The second one was just okay. I mean, I can see what they were going for, but the confrontation was much too short. The kid doesn't put up a very satisfying fight and Stepper gives up way too easily.

Weird.
What history has Stepper had with drugs and that kid?
Or is the kid made up, and they randomly chose Stepper?

Sweet. Omega Supreme never ceases to amaze. In the second one, I could almost hear the G.I. Joe theme music playing. Sweet.

Man, that OS one was awesome! Great art for it too!

Nice I really did like Public Service Announcement though, Gives a darker side of the whole "Knowing is Half the battle" stuff.

Good story also with Determined, nice artwork too

Darth Bombshell wrote:

DCybertron wrote:i dont get the 2nd one

It's exactly what it says it is: a public service announcement, just like the ones that ran after GI. Joe episodes.

i dont watch gi joe

I'm curious why you chose Stepper for this situation. Does he often struggle with issues like these? I don't know much about him.

Stormrider wrote:I'm curious why you chose Stepper for this situation. Does he often struggle with issues like these? I don't know much about him.

No one knows anything about him, he had one appearance in the Headmasters Manga, and that was little more than him being introduced, so it's hard for him to be in or out of character. But I was basically looking for an everybot to tell the story, and I wanted someone recognizable that could be disgusied adequately, but also obscure, and Stepper just seemed to fit the bill. His tech specs say he has an uncommonly strong sense of justice, so that coincidently ties into the story.

dude, is omega prime controlling skywarp to tell him where the constructions are