Plastic Addict 26: ROTF Demolisher (4th Worst)

TJOmega (Tyler James) announces that the channel has reached 7000 subscribers. He then mentions he isn't doing Plastic addicts just because of the milestines, they're ment to be rewards, and does have one in the works. But for  #4, it's Revenge of the Fallen Demolisher, the most modern toy on the list.

The vehicle mode isn't colored like how Demolisher appeared in the movie, though TJ notes that Hasbro did it with ROTF Rampage as well. While it looks good at the front, the rear has a lot of openings, and has a lot of design choices that don't work with the vehicle mode. TJ then criticizes that the treads don't move at all with no fake wheels in the toy, despite Hasbro doing it before and now. Even then, the treads look broken due to the transformation. The excavators arm works fine, but it doesn't impress TJ especially with a unimpressive mech alive feature (two drums rotate in the arms rotate when moving). He also criticizes the paint apps on the arm, looking like it's dirty but there's nothing further up. He even asks why this toy was marketed as a voyager for so little features, believing it's more like a deluxe class Transformer.

After going on an angry tangent, TJ continues the review with the robot mode. However, he doesn't consider it a robot mode. Despite the many points of articulation, they're all to keep Demolisher up on his one wheel with no good possibility. He also criticizes the backward mitts for hands. The only reason it's designed like this is to do a flipping gimmick like how he did in the movie, but every part has to be in an exact place, otherwise it will fail.

TJ admits it wasn't originally on the list, but he changed it because of the plastic pvc treads that dries out and breaking. This means in 10 years, it will be ruined some day and won't stay standing at all. The worst thing about this however is that the legend class did it better. Even though he got it from a fan donation, he still feels ripped off.