Fans Toys HYDRA (Sixshot): EmGo's Transformers Reviews N' Stuff 

It’s less that no one likes him, and more that everyone fears him.

@@TAURON85 It sounds like you’re more so hating on Sixshot for his alt modes, rather than his overall skill and personality. I’ll admit that not all his alt modes are pleasing to look at, but character-wise he isn’t a failure. Otherwise Hasbro and Takara wouldn’t have ever brought him up again. Sixshot is a ruthless warrior that seeks out the toughest around to see if he’s stronger than them. He’s immensely durable, extremely skilled, intelligent, and powerful. We only saw one episode featuring him in the American run of G1, but Japan delved deeper into the character for their sequel series, and made him as a real antagonist. Even after the Japanese G1 continuation ended, Sixshot’s continued to pop up in tons of comic books, all of them showing him to be a powerful and skilled Decepticon that only the most strong of Transformers can try to stand up against. You only declare him a failure because of his alt modes, but that does not make him an actual failure. Everyone shows issues with some of his alt modes. But everyone who knows Sixshot knows that he’s one of the strongest and most destructive Decepticons in Transfomrers history.

@@jaydonmagan4694 Then he becomes a good guy in Victory.

Really the whole transformers thing is Voodoo/Black magic to me, great toy.

"How about a dinosaur? Wait... how about a METALLIC dinosaur!" The Transmetal Megatron from Beast Wars was one of my favorite figures.

Sixshot: No you can't pull that off.

What about a helicopter?

no, there is a mascot reviews video were he did sixshot illegal transformer lol

We don't talk about that mode.. 🤣

He was important in Headmasters, I think that's where most of the fame came from

don't have them.

Watch Transformers Headmasters. He was a much different character from his Hasbro counterpart. You’ll enjoy his character development. He can make fans love or hate him

nope

never. don't want it.

@@emgo316 oh, I just thought it looked really good and thought you were going to review it, but ok, just wondering

@@colbystearns8439 Fuuma is way superior to this one in terms of possability and sturdiness, but Emgo clearly like the toon look for his collection.

yeah, i got a hanzo luckily for only 50 dollars plus 10 dollars shipping and complete from a seller :D it was loose though but still complete (no box)

Fuuma from Gcreation is the BEST Sixshot, but it is also the more expensive... :(

@Aspiring Creator They are not accurate to the original excepting the white portions.

@Aspiring Creator If you say so. I however still disagree.

@Aspiring Creator I never mentioned the cartoon, nor did I imply it. Nor did I mention or imply anything about the engineering principles. Nor did I imply the toy in its totality was bad or badly designed. The colors however are different, the side by side comparison clearly shows the difference in colors from the g1 and this beyond any doubt. It is a preference thing, just as you have your preferences, I have mine. Just because I talk about the colors does not mean I am nitpicking, for that to happen I could easily have mentioned the wrong molding details in the chest, the missing details on the chest wings, the chrome that is missing from the figure, the sticker details not added as paint apps in this one, there is more, but none of that was really important to me as a whole, it was simply the color as I mentioned. the G1 had many details this one does not, just as this has many engineering designs the g1 does not, but none of that was relevant to me in this case. I did not begrudge anyone else if they liked it or not, I still would pass on this on the original basis. Thanks.

@Aspiring Creator All that is true to an extent yes. For me, depending on the figure, and my "fondness" of that character it can swing in different directions as with many others I imagine. Sometimes I prefer the animated look, sometimes (most times if being honest) I prefer the look of the toy version, but it always comes down to the preferences of an individual. For the most part I liked the toys much more than the show, was not until I was much older that I even bothered to really sit down and watch it completely and the several shows thereafter, but the toys always fascinated me, the loud, and sometimes subtle blends of colors stuck out the most, made them more memorable, the little-molded details added here and there, Heck even the stickers I enjoyed, the engineering to make it happen, and all those things we as fans enjoy although not entirely in the same way. And yes, Hydra is an example of that in this case.