Out of my ten top list Jetfire is one of favorite. I have always liked Jetfire, ever since I saw the armada series. The other thing that got me in to Jetfire is that he can combine with Optimus Prime which I think is very cool. My dad bought me Jetfire at Wall Mart for $35.00, which is an outstanding price for a leader class toy. When I picked him up to expect the box, you will not believe the box was so bad that I didn’t even want to get it anymore, but I did and I am shore glad I did.

Then when I got home I wanted to open my new transformer A.S.A.P. But when I just cut the tape off the box, I had to go somewhere with my dad and he said “if I don’t go he will return my toy”, so I had to go. Then when I got back home I took my toy to my room so no one could bother me. Then when the toy was finally out I just stared at it for hours. My mom came in my room and told me that “it’s not going to transform if you just keep staring at it”.

When I stared to transform it to its alt mode, it was pretty frustrating for me. When I finally transformed it in to its SR-71 black bird, its pretty long like; if you have transformers Unicron; Jetfire is almost taller than him. The robot mode is the best mode out of the other Jetfire modes that Hasbro has released; come on you know that I am right.

Well, that’s it for today, and if you are interested in reading Jetfire’s bio then her it is, enjoy.

Bio:
JETFIRE grew tired of war a long time ago. The reckless ambition of the DECEPTICONS, and the senseless violence of their war sickened him, and so he left CYBERTRON to go into hiding. The form he eventually chose on Earth seemed appropriate for one who wished to remain unseen. He slumbered in peace for years. Now, reawakened by the arrival of the war on Earth, he decides once again to enter the fight – this time on the side of the AUTOBOTS, and this time to end it for good, whatever the cost.

Yes! it’s about time that Hasbro makes a human alliance Barricade. I don’t see way they call it human alliance when clearly that Frenzy is a robot not a human then it should be could decepticon alliance not HUMAN alliance. I seen video reviews on him and pictures, and i think that it is a decent figure to have in your collection. Don’t worry I am going to post a video Review on Barricade. Human alliance Barricade is almost similar to the deluxe version of Barricade, the reason why i say that is because the transformation  is almost the exact same. So here is the video review on Transformers human alliance Barricade A.K.A. decepticon alliance Barricade.

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They have taken the time to watch both versions simultaneously and have broken down all the differemces. Surpisingly, there are many, but most last just a few seconds at best, hence creating all the confusion.

Here is an excerpt of their analysis.

Contentwise, the IMAX version barely has more to offer than the theatrical release, even if to fans of glossy robot action every second might be held dear. The depiction of the respective action sequences in the bigger format, however, is the distinct advantage of this version, since a 16:9 TV is in those moments filled and shows more picture information compared to the other scenes in the 2,35:1 format, without annoying widescreen bars in the way or having to zoom in (which leads to a loss of picture information).
For fans of the flick its a definite must-buy.

The runtimes of the described scenes refer to the theatrical release. The other differences in runtimes result from rounding up/down single described scenes to comlete resp. half seconds and from shots containing a few frames more/less which aren’t included in this article for lack of relevance.

59:59
Decepticon Grindor landing is shown a little longer and he runs more toward the camera.
1.5 Sec.

1:00:25
Theatrical release
Sam tries to escape from the action and jumps through some minor explosions.
2 Sec.

1:00:31
After Optimus’ kick resp. throw, Starscream hits the forrest floor hard in slow-motion.
3 Sec.

1:00:41
Optimus gets already earlier heckled by the Decepticons and can at first barely fight off their multiple attacks.
12.5 Sec.

1:01:28
Optimus rams into Starscream and knocks him on the floor.
2.5 Sec.

1:01:50
You can see Optimus earlier during the long shot of Grindor, immediately after he ripped his face apart. Here, you can still see both halves of the face flying through the air.
1.5 Sec.

1:02:22
The (slow-motion) shot of the fallen Optimus with Sam in the foreground runs a little longer.
3 Sec.

1:52:40
A truck belonging to Devastator drives past the camera in close up.
3 Sec.

1:53:08
During Devastator’s transformation the advantages of the IMAX format become clear: Because of the different aspect ratio the action appears much more impressive
no time difference

1:56:44
The longshot of the attacking Devastator can be seen longer.
a few frames

1:57:19
The shot of the sucking Devastator also runs a little while longer.
a few frames

1:57:30
The same with the back shot of the giant fighting robot after the long pan.
a few frames

1:57:57
The red Twin is sucked into Devastator’s mouth for a longer time.
a few frames

1:58:44
The red Twin swings around Devestator a little longer.
a few frames

1:58:54
The Twins getting thrown to the floor is a few frames longer.
a few frames