Seriously, how has the UK not got Storm yet but we got this
Was this plush released anywhere else before? I assume so, since it's a Metal Sonic plush, but I wasn't able to find any images of this guy aside from Smyths' website.
I'm kidding, there's obvious picks for better characters in Toy Story 3, but at the same time, Totoro's still my favourite. I wish Studio Ghibli gave Pixar the rights to use him in Toy Story 4 and 5, but they didn't, so he'll never show up in this franchise again (unlike the Peas-in-a-Pod and Chuckles, who have a possibility of showing up again because they're original characters) and that makes me sad. Please, prove me wrong, Pixar.
When all the toys that they don't want to write into the movies anymore (please write them into 6, Pixar) are placed in the box of little to no screentime, the Aliens are just not in there whatsoever. I understand why they wouldn't be there for the shots of the toys talking because they sadly wouldn't add anything to the scene, but not even being seen packed away is both sad because they forgot the characters that literally saved everyone the last time they were relevant and also funny because I'm now imagining the Aliens in Bonnie's room wondering where their parents and friends went during the second half of the story.
Oh well, at least the Aliens are still treated better than the Peas-in-a-Pod (forgotten again despite their comeback in Forky Asks A Question and a Pixar Popcorn short), Chuckles (disappears from the franchise entirely following the retirement and passing of his VA, Bud Luckey, when they either could've just had him be silent in 4 and 5, gave him a new VA, or had him voiced by his flashback VA, Bob Peterson), and the best character from 3 despite not even being an original character or doing much in the film, Totoro (banished from the franchise because Studio Ghibli doesn't want to give the rights to Pixar).
Before this begins, I reccommend you check out the posts for the other 9 aliens in the Original 10:
Alright, it's time to end the first chapter of my MS Paint Custom Ben 10 Designs journey with the last of the original 10, and a fan favourite to many, Ghostfreak. Do I even need to explain why the alien that casually left the Omnitrix and became a member of Ben's rogues gallery is so popular? Of course not, seeing as how he's so iconic that spoiler tagging that plot point would only be beneficial to people unaware of the franchise as a whole (and considering how spoiler-heavy our favourite ghost with the most freak is, it'd be a shocker if you watched Ghostfreaked Out completely blind). Now then, onto his designs themselves, here are the notes for them:
And thus, all of the Original 10 are done. I will be going on a break from this series for a while (I don't know how long, sadly), but it's been fun getting to draw all of these aliens (especially Upgrade). I can't wait to return with the additional OS Aliens, but until then, thanks for taking the time to look at these designs, and hopefully I can share my ideas of a custom Ben 10 Reboot continuation.
it's finally time...
So I'm sure anyone following my Ben 10 posts since I began my franchise retrospective in April knows that my favourite Ben 10 alien of all time is Upgrade, the Galvanic Mechamorph from Galvan B who can shapeshift and merge with technology to, well, "upgrade" it. Hell, I even did an appreciation thread for Upgrade's reboot counterpart (as seen here: Reboot Upgrade appreciation post : r/Ben10), one of only 2 Reboot characters I did an appreciation thread for (the other being Reboot Frightwig, as seen here: Reboot Frightwig appreciation post : r/Ben10), so, of course, I wanted to do as much justice as possible for our liquid boy, and I think I did him justice. Here's notes on all of his designs:
And that was Upgrade. Now then, I only have 1 more member of the Original 10 to do before taking a break from this series, and you all (hopefully) know who it's gonna be. Until then, thank you for viewing all of these posts. The support truly means a lot.
Even though it hasn't been shown, I'm gonna assume for the time being that she'll have Mitsuru's outfit for the SEES pack.
(you know the usual, this review wasn't created by AI because the very notion of me using it belongs in Cloudcracker Prison. Now then, onto the review):
And so, I'm back again earlier than usual, though I won't be this early for the remaining 2 games (for a reason). Last time, I covered SWAP Force, which was a decent follow-up to SSA and Giants, even with a few downgrades from those games. Now it's time for Trap Team, the return of Toys for Bob to the franchise. Will this fix the issues I had with the last game (like BS 100% completion and an awful Portal Master rank system), or will there be more issues than last time?
Story: Trap Team has you track down members of the Doom Raiders, a new team of villains who specialise in different aspects of terror and chaos (The Gulper's greed, Dreamcatcher's ability to bring nightmares to life, Wolfgang's deadly music, etc), before their leader, the Golden Queen, uses a device to rule over all of Skylands. After the last game replaced the staple NPCs of the series, Cali finally returns to prominence (with a higher pitched voice because her VA isn't voicing Prime Arcee anymore thanks to that show ending), alongside the Mabu (like Blobbers or the generals from Spyro's Adventure). Tessa also returns, but Sharpfin is sadly gone. We get 2 new NPCs here, Buzz and Mags, who are welcome additions to the cast, and all of the Doom Raiders have their charm (helped by having Chompy Mage from Giants return). The backstory of the Trap Team is that they were the Skylanders who previously captured the Doom Raiders, and they were sent to Earth when Kaos blew up the prison (Cloudcracker Prison) to free them (also causing some elements to resurface as ill talk about below). It's a solid backstory, and I'm happy they aren't pretending like they were sent to Earth long before humans created NFC chips.
Playable Characters: Onto the Skylanders themselves. There are 36 brand new Skylanders in this entry, 4 for each element (with the exception of those elements I mentioned above, which only have 2 each), and half of which are the titular "Trap Team". The Trap Team are the start of the worst trend in the later Toys for Bob developed games, where they're much stronger than the prior Skylanders, with their powers getting stronger during the game's 46 Boss Fights. On top of that, they get 2 collectibles exclusively for them: Traptanium shards that either reveal collectibles, creates bridges to otherwise inaccessible areas or reveals new areas, and Traptanium gates, which I'll get to later. The Giants regain their boulder ability, but it doesn't matter because it's barely useful. In addition, we get 21 other figures: the Series 2 and 3 figures return, alongside the in-game and chase variants (but there's even less of them this time), but they're now joined by the Series 4 figure and Minis. The Series 4 gimmick is just the same as the prior Reposes, but only one of the 5 reposes is a Series 4 (Gill Grunt), with the other planned Series 4 figures being scrapped during development. For the Reposes, Shroomboom finally gets a Series 2, alongside Fryno (both Frynos in this game are the only time Toys for Bob did a figure of a Vicarious Visions character). As for the minis, they're just the original Skylanders, but small. Half of them were actually Sidekicks, magic items that follow you around 14 years before Fortnite did it, in prior entries, whilst the other half of them are all new. Lastly, there are 2 new elements, Light and Dark, which are solid additions to the element roster and have some great elements.
For the new characters themselves, I like them a lot more, especially since the non-gimmick characters are more forgettable, which makes them more interesting to me. Enigma is my favourite Skylander from this game, due to his design just being awesome, but several other characters (Snap Shot, Wildfire, High Five, Thunderbolt, Gearshift, Wallop, Short Cut, Knight Light, and Blackout, as an example for each element) are also great.
Oh right, I forgot to mention the traps. Everytime you beat a boss, you can place a trap of the corresponding element on the portal and play as that boss, and since most of them are regular enemies, you finally get to be a Chompy. You even get to play as all of the Doom Raiders after beating their bosses, and they're fun (especially since they get 3 attacks rather than 2 like the regular bosses). Their biggest difference from the regular playable characters is that they can't be upgraded (hence only 2 attacks for regular bosses and 3 for Doom Raiders) and lack a health bar, instead having a timer for how long you can use them. Kaos is the best of the villains simply because you can refill his timer, and he does so much damage that he outclasses everyone else, hence why he's the main game's final boss and gets his own element in the final game, the Kaos Element.
Gameplay: Trap Team plays more like the first two games, but keeps the ability to jump from SWAP Force. The Trap Team, as I said, get a power boost during bosses and can break Traptanium crystals. Elemental Gates are much worse because you can only use the Trap Masters to open them. This results in the regular Skylanders being irrelevant, which sucks. Villains also have either cutscenes or full-on missions that allow them to permanently (which is annoying) alter their deco and increase their timer, and the missions we have are fun but can be annoying. Skystones is back, but now has the Skystones whittle down the health of the opponent or their cards, and it's fine. The Lock puzzles are back, now being faster and not spinning the puzzle when you move the imp. The Arena challenges return to how they were in Giants, but the PVP battle mode was removed, and it will never return. Instead, we have a Tower Defense mode, Kaos' Doom Challenge, and it's a basic tower defense game, so moving on. The legendary treasure collectibles are now longer similar to the Luck-O-Tron Wheels, now being decorations for the hub world, the Skylanders Academy™, and they're pretty solid, but the Story Scrolls have been changed from Skylanders lore to "le funne captain flynn jokes", and if you're crazy enough to want to listen to them again, you can't do that because they forgot. The last change I want to mention is the Portal Master Ranks, which are much better than before because you only have to play the Tower Defense mode, the main story, and the arena challenges, with nothing else required to complete it. I love the Portal Master Ranks in this game, and it's never gonna be as bad as SWAP Force ever again.
Levels: This game has 22 levels, much more than Giants and SWAP Force, but less than SSA. The objectives system is back to normal, thankfully, but the speedruns are part of a brand new fourth star unlocked after beating/trapping Kaos, the difficult dares (they're not). The levels have been shortened, which I'm thankful for as it means this game is less of a slog than SWAP Force. The Adventure Pack levels from SSA are once again not playable here (alongside the two from SWAP Force) due to the gameplay changes, but we have new ones instead which are fun, even if it's annoying that they have exclusive villains, including the Chompy. Thankfully, the bosses are no longer their own levels, but we have more than ever to accommodate the trap gimmick, and most of them are glorified enemy encounters. The ones that aren't are for the Doom Raiders, and I really like how they get less or more difficult depending on the difficulty you play, meaning your fight can either be an easy challenge or a Cuphead boss. Unfortunately, now it's time to talk about...
The Bugs: Glitches are an unavoidable part of games, but don't happen frequently, so when you get a Poppy Playtime Chapter 4 or a FNAF Security Breach, you know the game was rushed to release. Trap Team isn't as bad as those examples... but that isn't saying much when you can access elemental gates without using a Trap Master or when you can speedrun levels by abusing exploits the programmers didn't think about, like the infamous SWAP Force Double Jump glitch. It's not all good, either, as Time Town has a progression-based soft lock (the area where you get on the clock elevator before the Cross Crow boss and the end of the level doesn't have a kill box, so you can't knock enemies into that pit unless you want to restart the level) and a conpletion-based soft lock (hit the Cross Crow too early (as in, before his Cutscene triggers), and he will turn into a regular enemy instead of beginning the boss. Even worse, that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to discussing this game's bugs, unlike the other entries on the series, which don't have this many.
Conclusion: Overall, Skylanders: Trap Team is an okay successor. It's bugs are annoying, and the price of entry is atrocious, but the game improves on aspects that were lacking in SWAP Force. Next time I'll be covering Skylanders: SuperChargers, which has probably got the best story in the franchise, but also the weakest gameplay.
Flumbo (0 and Anti-Devil, plus a version of a Hellish Flumbo 1)
The Givanium Citizens (VII), the Givanium Abominaton, and Brushista
The Givanium Citizens (Anti-Devil)
The Givanium Elder and \"Nabnaleena\"
Clawrenzo (Wall Art, Regular, and Reclamation Team)
Varzah (Wall Art, Monster, Reclamation Team (Collar and No Collar))
Miss Mimicker (Regular and Reclamation Team) and Oony Balloony
Truffletoot (with the correct shoe colour)
It's finally time for me to do my final batch of Garten of Banban redesigns, this time focusing on the chapters that didn't release in 2023:
Sheriff Toadster (Normal and Enraged) and Slow Seline (0 and II-)
Nabnab (Wall Art and 0) and Nabnaleena (Wall Art)
Nabnab (II-VI and Hellish) and Nabnaleena (Regular and Nautified)
Zolphius (Wall Art and Regular)
Tamataki & Chamataki (Regular and Nautified) and Queen Bouncelia
And so, I'm back with redesigns for the cast of Garten of Banban II-VI, which is probably the last time these guys will have creative liberties taken with their designs.
Just VII, 0, and Anti-Devil left before I've finished showing off all of my redesigns.
Banbaleena (0, II-VI & VII-Anti-Devil, and Nautified)
The 8 Captain Fiddles' and Stinger Flynn (III-VII and Anti-Devil)
Jumbo Josh (Regular and Sceptered) & his siblings
Lastly, Opila Bird, Tarta Bird (Both Regular & Nautified), the Baby Birds, and Mutated Little Beak
Hello, everyone. I have been down the Garten of Banban cycle (going from "this game sucks" to "it's mid at worst and good at best, and that's okay") since it got popular, and it's always fun when a new game releases (though I never really paid attention to the Fanverse stuff, as cool as most of it is). I do think the character designs are good (as silly as they can be) and wanted to do a "higher budget" redesign for the cast. Heres' every one of my redesigns for the mascots introduced in the first game (>!Not counting The Nanny as she wasn't added until an update last month!< but counting Tarta Bird and the Baby Birds):
I loved doing these designs, and I can't wait to show off my redesigns for characters from future chapters.
Wow, i admittedly wasn't expecting to complete this so soon, especially since I love the following two aliens more when it comes to ranking the OG 10 from Classic, but here is Ripjaws. Ripjaws is really cool, but also very underutilized. Here's my notes for each design (plus my thoughts on them if possible):
Only two aliens left before I finish the Original 10 and go on my break from this series (Upgrade and Ghostfreak), and they're aliens I've wanted to get to for a while.
(Again, this review was not generated by AI. I wouldn't be caught at the bottom of Mount Cloudbreak using it. That being said, I did write this review using the skeleton of the Giants one. Anywho, onto the review)
Yet again, I'm back at the end of the month. Last time, I covered Giants, which was a solid follow-up to Spyro's Adventure, even with less levels than that game. Now it's time for SWAP Force, where several staples of the series are shaken up due to the switch in developers (Vicarious Visions will develop the remaining odd-numbered entries whilst Toys for Bob will develop the remaining even-numbered entries) to allow for the series to release yearly. Will this be a great experience regardless, or will there be too many issues with the changes that have been done to recommend this game?
Story: SWAP Force has you travel through the Cloudbreak Islands to stop Kaos from Evilising the Elementals and spreading darkness throughout the Skylands. This is one of two entries in the series where the staple NPCs of the series are replaced (except for Flynn because he's peak), and the new NPCs are... divisive at best. The only NPCs I liked were the ones that became series staples: Tessa (who I admittedly had a crush on as a kid) and Sharpfin (because who could hate Sharpfin), plus most of the new villains Cluck (because he ran McDonald's the level in Superchargers), the Sheep Mage (an imposter among us) Baron Von Shellshock (because his level was great), Mesmerelda (because her boss was awesome), and Kaossandra (because Kaos' Mom. Also, rest in peace to the VA of her Academy Counterpart, Catherine O'Hara). The backstory of the SWAP Force, being guardians of the Cloudbreak Islands that ended up being sent to earth after getting caught in the eruption of Mount Cloudbreak whilst fending off Kaossandra's Fire Vipers, is an okay backstory, and sets up a great brick joke by having the Eruption's events cause the SWAP Force to gain their gimmick ability.
Playable Characters: Onto the Skylanders themselves. There are 33 brand new Skylanders in this entry, 4 for each element, and half of which are the titular "SWAP Force". True to their name, the SWAP Force can swap their upper and lower halves to allow for different playstyles, and their lower halves have the ability to access special zones in the level that I'll discuss later. The Giants lost all of their gimmicks, but now have special chests to open that don't count towards the completion star. In addition, we get 24 other figures: the Series 2 and Lightcore figures return, alongside the in-game and chase variants that are a series staple at this point, but they're now joined by Series 3 figures. The Series 3 gimmick gives their Skylanders a new Wow Pow (better represented by their figures, though this also applies to the Series 2 figures), but at the cost of not being able to purchase their prior Wow Pow. One notable thing about the Reposes is just how random the roster was (Series 3 got 10 of the 16 reposes, Camo got a Series 2 figure instead of Shroomboom, and Wham Shell, Warnado, and Flashwing returned with Lightcore figures. For the new characters themselves, it's fine but really divisive, especially since the non-gimmick characters are less useful than before, but several of them became fan favourites, like Wash Buckler, Blast Zone, Magna Charge, Roller Brawl, and Fryno. Magna Charge is my favourite Skylander from this game, and is my go to for speedrunning.
Gameplay: SWAP Force, like I said, changes the formula of the franchise in some solid ways. In terms of differences from last time, you can now jump, which allows the levels to implement platforming, and serves as a welcome addition to the franchise. The lower half of the SWAP Force Skylanders can access Minigames related to their abilities, and they're fun but can get frustrating, especially when trying to get the stars in their replay mode versions. Elemental Gates now have a new variant, where if in multiplayer or when using a SWAP Force Skylander with both elements, you can access dual elemental gates. They're pretty solid as, even though you'd obviously use the SWAP Force Skylanders for them, you can still access them with prior Skylanders (this will be the last game where they are not a massive downgrade compared to the gimmick figures). Skystones is absent, and the Lock puzzles have been replaced with challenges where you have to get two cubes I can't remember the names of (I think they're called Shock and Bolt, but correct me if I'm wrong) together, with additional gold being rewarded to you if you collect lightning bolts of each one's colour beforehand. The Arena challenges have been overhauled significantly, and the battle arenas for both modes. The legendary treasure collectibles are now similar to the Luck-O-Tron wheels, but also aren't parts of the Dread Yacht like last time. The last change I want to mention is the Portal Master Ranks, which increase with each star you get, not just from the main game, but from time attack (the replacement for the speedrun mode), score attack (time attack but high score-related instead), SWAP Zone replays, Arena Challenges, AND just collecting the Skylanders themselves (including ones from prior games). I hate the Portal Master Ranks in this game, but it'll thankfully be improved on in future entries.
Levels: This game has 14 levels, much less than prior games. The objectives system has been slightly overhauled, with the collectibles now being different items for each area (such as being able to find Winged Sapphires in Elemental Gates) and the Best time objective no longer being connected to the stars and instead being a side mode. The levels have also been increased in size, which is really cool, but also means levels take forever to get through when not collecting everything in the map. The Adventure Pack levels from SSA are not playable here due to the gameplay changes, but we have new ones instead. Lastly for the levels, it's time to mention the bosses. 5 of them qualify as levels, and have their own objective stars... which I hate. To whoever thought a no damage star was acceptable, I just wanna talk to you (seriously, why not just have it be an Achievement for the PS3/PS4 and XBOX 360/XBOX ONE versions).
Conclusion: Overall, Skylanders: SWAP Force is a decent successor. It definitely is a downgrade in certain areas, but the upgrades it has are fantastic, and make this game worth playing today. Next time I'll be covering Skylanders: Trap Team, where the games get even more divisive.
Liege Maximo — The First Pretender
Among the Thirteen, Liege Maximo was never the largest.
Prima burned with pure light. Megatronus towered like a living forge. Onyx Prime walked as a god of the wilds. Nexus Prime shifted and multiplied. Nova Prime radiated unyielding authority. When they stood together, the difference in scale was obvious. Liege Maximo noted it without comment. He did not rage. He did not plead. He simply filed the fact away and began to solve it.
He was colder than the others from the start precise, distant, always measuring. Where others spoke of destiny and unity, Maximo spoke of advantage, leverage, and outcomes. The insecurity he felt beside the larger warriors never showed on his face. It became data. Data he used.
From that quiet calculation he created the first true Pretender transformation.
It was not a separate suit he climbed into. It was a form he could become. When the situation demanded raw presence intimidation, a sudden surge of power, the need to dominate a room or a battlefield Liege Maximo would shift.
The lean, bat-winged frame would expand, armor plates thickening, horns curling outward, tendrils coiling across a heavier chest and limbs. In moments he stood as the towering green giant crowned with horns and a single sharp spike. The transformation granted him greater strength, greater mass, and a presence that pressed against every optic that looked upon him.
He used it sparingly and without apology. A negotiation that needed weight. A threat that required spectacle. A moment when subtlety would fail and force was more efficient. The larger form was a tool nothing more.
The other Primes always saw through it.
They had known him too long. No matter how tall the horns rose or how heavily the armor settled, they still recognized the same cold intellect behind the red optics. They saw the same calculating mind that had never needed size to begin with. The transformation impressed lesser beings. It never fooled the Thirteen. To them it remained what it truly was: the first Pretender, a mask of scale forged from the one vulnerability Maximo would never openly admit.
He did not care that they saw through it.
The form still served its purpose. When raw power or intimidation was required, he took it. When the moment passed, he returned to his true size leaner, sharper, and just as dangerous. The other Primes may always know who stood before them, but that knowledge never stopped the larger shape from casting a longer shadow when Maximo decided the situation called for it.
He remained the first pretender he only one among the Thirteen who had turned his own measured insecurity into a weapon he could transform into at will.
u/BKnight73 and u/marameadow were my inspiration
And so I'm back. I won't even announce when I'm back because every time I do so, 2 weeks pass by. Anyways, we're finally on the last of the 3 aliens introduced in Washington B.C., Stinkfly. It's gonna be a really short one this time because I had so much creator's block during this, which isn't helped by the fact that Stinkfly has 2 designs with different colours each, but here's the notes:
Now that Stinkfly's done, only 3 of the original 10 are left, and I'll probably take a massive break from these when I'm done. Next up (whenever I find the time) will be Ripjaws, and I can't wait to do him (plus the other 2 afterwards).
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[Verse 1]
Old Godzilla was hopping around
----- city like a big playground
When suddenly Batman burst from the shade
And hit Godzilla with a bat grenade
Godzilla got pissed and began to attack
But didn't expect to be blocked by Shaq
Who proceeded to open up a can of Shaq-Fu
When ----- ------ came out of the blue
And he started beating up Shaquille O'Neal
Then they both got flattened by the Batmobile
But before it could make it back to the Batcave
------- ------- popped out of his grave
And took an AK-47 out from under his hat
And blew Batman away with a rat-a-tat-tat
But he ran out of bullets and he ran away
Because Optimus Prime came to save the day
[Chorus]
This is the ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny
Good guys, bad guys and explosions, as far as the eye can see
And only one will survive, I wonder who it will be
This is the ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny
[Verse 2]
Godzilla took a bite out of Optimus Prime
Like ------ ------- took a bite out of crime
And then Shaq came back covered in a tire track
But ------ ---- jumped out and landed on his back
And Batman was injured and trying to get steady
When ------- ------- came back with a machete
But suddenly something caught his leg and he tripped
Indiana Jones took him out with his whip
Then he saw Godzilla sneaking up from behind
And he reached for his gun which he just couldn't find
'Cause Batman stole it and he shot and he missed
And ------ ---- deflected it with his fist
Then he jumped in the air and he did a somersault
While ------- ------- tried to pole vault
Onto Optimus Prime but they collided in the air
Then they both got hit by a ---- ---- stare
[Chorus]
This is the ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny
Good guys, bad guys and explosions, as far as the eye can see
And only one will survive, I wonder who it will be
This is the ultimate showdown
[Bridge]
Angels sang out an immaculate chorus
Down from the heavens descended ----- ------
Who delivered a kick which could shatter bones
Into the crotch of Indiana Jones
Who fell over on the ground, writhing in pain
As Batman changed back into ----- -----
But ----- saw through his clever disguise
And he crushed Batman's head in between his thighs
[Verse 3]
Then ------- --- ---- and ------- --- -----
And ----- ------ --- --- ---- -----'- ----- ------
And ------ ---------, and --- ---- ------
And ------ ------, and ----- --- -----
Robocop, The Terminator, ------- ----, and Darth Vader
------, Superman, ----- ------ Power Ranger
---- -. ------- and -------- -----
-----, The Rock, --- ---, and ---- -----
All came out of nowhere lightning fast
And they kicked ----- ------ in his cowboy ass
It was the --------- battle that the world ever saw
With civilians looking on in total awe
The fight raged on for a century
Many lives were claimed but eventually
The champion stood, the rest saw their better
--. ------ in a ------stained sweater
[Chorus]
This is the ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny
Good guys, bad guys and explosions, as far as the eye can see
And only one will survive, I wonder who it will be
This is the ultimate showdown (This is the ultimate showdown)
This is the ultimate showdown (This is the ultimate showdown)
This is the ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny
Pretty much what it says on the tin: I need a Grim Sprite to complete my collection, and like with the Zero Point Sprite I was generously given for a burnt peanut sprite, I'm happy to trade whatever sprite possible to get one, including a Zero Point Sprite.
