And what's important is where the necessary differences fall. Both dispose of the robot's arms and legs in a similar way when in vehicle mode, both designs stow the front end of vehicle mode on the back, and they share some general visual design cues. It's initially kind of a surprise, but isn't so much of a leap when you think about how G1 Misfire and Titans Return Triggerhappy work. Apparently that will not be the case, as the rumored information says Misfire will be a retool of Triggerhappy. When we got a good look at Topspin, the popular consensus quickly formed that it would be retooled as Misfire at some point. It's possible that the problem area may have been identified and modified to correct for the breakage problem and Hasbro is cycling Wolfwire back in to give people a chance to get a fixed one. In the months since Deluxe wave 2 came out, there have been quite a number of reports of Wolfwire breaking at the hinge for the cockpit hatch - a condition that persisted on the TakaraTomy release too, it seems. The first question to ask is why Wolfwire in particular is being reshipped, and there might be a good reason. If it's correct that Wolfwire is in the assortment as a reship, it's plausible to think it might come in as one per case - which would mean one of the retools will ship 3 per wave. We've got (some unexpected) mold details, and speculative analysis below, so keep reading!Īccording to Hoffman, the case ratio for wave 5 was not revealed. Reportedly it will feature a reship of Wolfwire, and retools of three other molds as Misfire, Twin Twist, and most surprisingly, Windblade.
So that said, the main important take away from the information is that the entire assortment is mold reuses. Right now because this is coming as word of mouth we're considering it a rumor, albeit it one with some plausibility. A poster on TFW with a retail background, called Hoffman has reported on the possible assortment for Titans Return Deluxe wave 5.
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