What form should they use for live action Soundwave/Blaster?

Yeah.

soundwave is confirmed for TF2

http://movies.ign.com/articles/874/874632p1.html 😈

Yeah I read that, let's hope he's not an upset.

i'd like to see them do with soundwave what they've done with devastator but in an inverted way.

soundwave, ravage, rumble and laserbeak combined make a vehicle, but with robots they're all seperate. flips the idea of devastater around. i think a recon vehicle would probably be best.

as for triple changers, i dont think the idea would work so well in the film, if pulled off though it would be good to see them transform

Originally posted by vandalworks
i'd like to see them do with soundwave what they've done with devastator but in an inverted way.

soundwave, ravage, rumble and laserbeak combined make a vehicle, but with robots they're all seperate. flips the idea of devastater around. i think a recon vehicle would probably be best.

as for triple changers, i dont think the idea would work so well in the film, if pulled off though it would be good to see them transform

Cool Soundwave+cassettes idea, at least it'd acknowledge the relationships.

thats what i was thinking... a sort of parental relationship. they could even have one of the 'offspring' die and soundwave goes a bit mad.

soundwave they should make him into the SR-71 blackbird spyplane and have the robots that were tapes become the missles, That would be sweet. soundwave was use for recon in teh cartoon so him as a very fast spy plane would be great and suiting.

My pick for soundwave if they hadn't done the satalite.

and for Blaster (who for some reason I always thought was called Getto Blaster)

What about an aircraft carrier and Blaster could be like the planes that join together to make his robot mode or something like that.

Hi Guy
This is pretty much the way it works in his movies. Magneto bent Wolverine's claws in the train scene and he was shot through the brain in the latest film and the adamantium reverted to normal.

In the comics, this may not be the case but there is a Wolverine one-shot called inner fury where he is infected with nanites which causes his healing factor to attack the adamantium on his bones. He ends up becoming deformed and his claws are exposed as bone. At the end of the comic, he pops his bone claws into his brain and it reboots his immune system. The Adamantium ends up reforming back on his bones. The comic came out in 1992 before Magneto pulled the adamantium from his bones, so it may not be cannon.

Originally posted by shiv022626369
Hi Guy
This is pretty much the way it works in his movies. Magneto bent Wolverine's claws in the train scene and he was shot through the brain in the latest film and the adamantium reverted to normal.

In the comics, this may not be the case but there is a Wolverine one-shot called inner fury where he is infected with nanites which causes his healing factor to attack the adamantium on his bones. He ends up becoming deformed and his claws are exposed as bone. At the end of the comic, he pops his bone claws into his brain and it reboots his immune system. The Adamantium ends up reforming back on his bones. The comic came out in 1992 before Magneto pulled the adamantium from his bones, so it may not be cannon.

And what does this have to do with anything in this thread? Or this forum? 🤨

(Oh - Magneto didn't bend Wolvie's claws; he caused them to spread out where there could be micromilimetres of space, at his knuckles. Did you see them change any shape other than being straight?
And those adamantium slugs didn't penetrate his skull - did you see blood, or holes in his skull? It was just the blunt force trauma that caused his memory loss. It's not that good of a reason for it to happen - but then, it's not that much better in the comics, since his healing factor should act against brainwashing.)