drifto no swordo!
OMG I LOVE THIS TOY REVIEW AND SHALL BUY THE NEXT DRIFTO I SEE
...It's odd how, upon reading his trade paperback comic, I'm less inclined to view him as fanboy-ish. The comic depicts how he discovered his "gift for violence" (ie. he was mad as hell and wouldn't take any more) when one of his buddies was killed, and the characters who indelibly influenced him (Megatron the wrong way, Wing the right way).
Drift has therefore become very down-to-earth for me. He's not perfect, and needs direction and affirmation just like anyone else. Even his name suggests this. I rarely connect with comic-only characters, but whatever others may say (and yeah, I was among those who initially thought THREE swords?!), I honestly like Drift. He's not bad.
Click to view...It's odd how, upon reading his trade paperback comic, I'm less inclined to view him as fanboy-ish. The comic depicts how he discovered his "gift for violence" (ie. he was mad as hell and wouldn't take any more) when one of his buddies was killed, and the characters who indelibly influenced him (Megatron the wrong way, Wing the right way).
Drift has therefore become very down-to-earth for me. He's not perfect, and needs direction and affirmation just like anyone else. Even his name suggests this. I rarely connect with comic-only characters, but whatever others may say (and yeah, I was among those who initially thought THREE swords?!), I honestly like Drift. He's not bad.