History Recap / PlasticAddictS1E26RevengeOfTheFallenDemolishor

* BiggerIsBetter: {{Discussed}}. TJ believes the figure was only made a Voyager Class figure because of how big he was in the [[Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen movie]]. Cue rant.

* DidNotThinkThisThrough: The BIG reason Demolishor is on the list: it's treads are made of a type of fake rubber that is known for drying out and crumbling apart when ''stationary'' but here is used in a constantly flexing part. This is something that amazes him because of how monumentally shortsighted it is of Hasbro to make a toy that's inevitably going to self destruct one day. He was both correct and incorrect at the same time: he was right the fake rubber would break down inevitably, but it doesn't dry out and crumble apart. It creates an acid that ''eats through the hard plastic of the toy,'' amd [ptemtoa;;y ptjer tpys arpimd ot/

* DidNotThinkThisThrough: The BIG reason Demolishor is on the list: it's treads are made of a type of fake rubber that is known for drying out and crumbling apart when ''stationary'' but here is used in a constantly flexing part. This is something that amazes him because of how monumentally shortsighted it is of Hasbro to make a toy that's inevitably going to self destruct one day. He was both correct and incorrect at the same time: he was right the fake rubber would break down inevitably, but it doesn't dry out and crumble apart. It creates an acid that ''eats through the hard plastic of the toy.''

* DidNotThinkThisThrough: The BIG reason Demolishor is on the list: it's treads are made of a type of fake rubber that is known for drying out and crumbling apart when ''stationary'' but here is used in a constantly flexing part. This is something that amazes him because of how monumentally shortsighted it is of Hasbro to make a toy that's inevitably going to self destruct one day. He was correct, and there were eventually reports of Demolishor's fake rubber breaking down even worse than TJ thought and beginning to dissolve the surrounding plastic.

* DidNotThinkThisThrough: The BIG reason Demolishor is on the list: it's treads are made of a type of fake rubber that is known for drying out and crumbling apart when ''stationary'' but here is used in a constantly flexing part. This is something that amazes him because of how monumentally shortsighted it is of Hasbro to make a toy that's inevitably going to self destruct one day. He was correct, and there are reports of Demolishor's fake rubber breaking down even worse than TJ thought and beginning to dissolve the surrounding plastic.

* DidNotThinkThisThrough: The BIG reason Demolishor is on the list: it's treads are made of a type of fake rubber that is known for drying out and crumbling apart when ''stationary'' but here is used in a constantly flexing part. This is something that amazes him because of how monumentally shortsighted it is of Hasbro to make a toy that's inevitably going to self destruct one day.

* AwesomeYetImpractical: Points out this is one of the biggest problems with Demolishor: his movie design simply was never intended to work in real life and thus while the toy gets the design right (except for being completely the wrong color), it also cripples the toy to the point ''standing'' is a feat onto itself.

* DidNotThinkThisThrough: The BIG reason Demolishor is on the list: it's treads are made of a type of fake rubber that is known for drying out and crumbling apart when ''stationary'' but here is used in a constantly flexing part. This is something that amazes him because of how monumentally short sited it is of Hasbro to make a toy that's inevitably going to self destruct one day.

* PaletteSwap: {{Lampshaded}}. TJ brings up how this version of Demolishor is actually in Scavenger's colours, which allowed Hasbro to sell the more accurate recolour down the line. He also points out how they did to same to fellow Constructicon, Rampage.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: At the time of his "Worst 5" arc, in an effort to keep each reveal a surprise, the video title only addressed the figure as "4th Worst" and the icon did not feature cropped stock photo like the regular episodes do. With the release of this episode, the identity of the "5th Worst" was revealed in the title.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: At the time of his "Worst 5" arc, in an effort to keep each reveal a surprise, the video title only addressed the figure as "4th Worst" and the icon did not feature cropped stock photo like the regular episodes do. With the release this episode, the identity of the "5th Worst" was revealed in the title.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: At the time of his "Worst 5" arc, in an effort to keep each reveal a surprise, the video title only addressed the figure as "4th Worst" and the icon did not feature cropped stock photo like the regular episodes do. With the release this episode, the identity of the "5th Worst" was revealed.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: At the time of his "Worst 5" arc, in an effort to keep each reveal a surprise, the video title only addressed the figure as "5th Worst" and the icon did not feature cropped stock photo like the regular episodes do.

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* BiggerIsBetter: {{Discussed}}. TJ believes the figure was only made a Voyager because of how big he was in the [[Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen movie]]. Cue rant.

* PaletteSwap: {{Lampshaded}}. TJ brings up how this version of Demolishor is actually in Scavenger's colours, which allowed Hasbro to sell the more accurate recolour later down the line. He also points out how they did to same to fellow Constructicon, Rampage.

* PaletteSwap: {{Lampshaded}}. TJ brings up how this version of Demolishor is actually in Scavenger's colours, which allowed Hasbro to sell the more accurate recolour later down the line.