As usual you are quite wrong.
Transitional fossils, as predicted by the SToE, must have features, preferably diagnostic, shared by the preceding and succeeding fossils. As an example, Archaeopteryx is considered a transitional not because we 'need' a transitional but because the fossils show features that both birds and dinosaurs have, features only birds have and features only dinosaurs have.
If this doesn't fit your idea of a 'transitional' then perhaps you can clarify what features a transitional should have.