So, you don't only read this kind of books, but also you have a lot of fun, watching, exploring and getting back memories of the topic detailed in the book. If you haven't bought a "vault" book, well, I can tell you that these kind of books are a combination of reference book with actually a real vault, since you don't only get prose info, in a encyclopedia-like sense, about the topic, in this case, The Transformers, but also you get a whole bunch of real memorabilia that you can touch and in some cases, even you can take them out from the book (but of course, it's advisable to take them in again to keep the book in the complete presentation). Exclusive photos of Japanese Transformer prototypes, archival development art, and brand-new information about the future of the Transformers make this the ultimate package for every fan. Look inside for a sheet of Generation One tech specs with a secret revealer, a rare pencil sketch from comics artist Casey Coller, an unseen character profile for Hot Rod from the 1986 film, an animation cel, and much more. Hasbro has opened its official archives, gathering more than 250 images and several featured pieces of memorabilia. There's something here for all generations, from classic toys that have become sought-after collectibles to the amazing, high-tech visuals of the three live-action films. Loaded with never-before-seen images, this book is a guide to the epic battle between the Autobots and Decepticons, as it began with toys and television, and continued to comics, film, games, and other media. For the first time ever, Transformers Vault reveals the complete story of the Transformers, everyone's favorite robots in disguise.
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