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Huffer is part of the wave 2 Deluxes, along with Airazor, Ractonite and the re-release of Earthrise Arcee (in Kingdom packaging). He's also the latest minibot to get upgraded.
We have embedded the review below for your convenience:
What do you think of this review? Will you be getting Huffer? Let us know in the Energon Pub and stay tuned to Seibertron for all the latest news and reviews!
Thanks to regular reviewer PrimeVsPrime, we've got a video review of an anticipated figure from the upcoming second Wave of Kingdom Core Class figures. He takes a good look at the treacherous second-in-command of the Decepticons, Starscream!
Core Class figures replaced the Micromasters of the previous two lines at the $10 USD price point, and it now serves as Kingdom's lowest priced offering. While giving us new characters such as Vertebreak, it mainly serves to give us smaller figures of popular characters so that everyone can enjoy them at any price.
Heading into the review, PrimeVsPrime goes over the figure in detail, comparing it to Earthrise Voyager Class Starscream. While the engineering is completely new, and the transformation is unique for a Starscream figure, it's up to you to decide if you'll be picking this version of 'Screamer up.
Let us know what you think of this figure, now that you've seen this review, and be on the lookout for Starscream and his wavemate Megatron sometime in the next month or two.
B-127 is of course Bee's Cybertronian mode as seen in the intro sequence to the hit Bumblebee movie. Toy wise it is a redeco of Transformers Studio Series Bumblebee Deluxe Class Cliffjumper with a new head. This marks the completion of all the different forms Bumblebee takes in the movie.
We have embedded the review below for your convenience:
What do you think of this review? Will you be picking up this version of bee to add to your hive? Want to place next to his brother in arms, Cliffjumper? Let us know in the Energon Pub and stay tuned to Seibertron for all the latest news and reviews!
Thanks to a heads up from Seibertronian Dominus Prime, we have a video review for you today of a highly anticipated figure, that of DOTM Dino! TonTon Reviews brings us our first full look at this figure. While not a licensed Ferrari, as in the movie (Hasbro doesn't have the license for Ferrari toys), he does transform into a slick sports car mode. He does have a bit of a backpack, and unfortunately, no waist swivel (due to how he transforms), he does have quite a dynamic range of motion for a Deluxe Class figure.
So what do you think? Are you picking up the first Dino figure to have his own unique mold? Going to leave this one on the shelf when you see it? Dino is scheduled to be released by most retailers this summer, but seeing as how we're getting this review now, it may by released earlier than that.
Greetings Seibertronians! Following on from yesterday's sightings and video reviews, fellow Seibertron user, Lore Keeper, has sent over a link to the last toy in Wave 1, Mindwipe!
As before, this is not a reissue of the original Mindwipe Headmaster from the 1987 Generation 1 toyline. Instead this is a redeco'ed Titan's Returns version of the character. Featuring a deco different from the previous versions of the two past releases of this toy. Mindwipes Decepticon Headmaster allies will be released along with the Autobot Headmaster Highbrow.
We have embedded the review below for your convenience:
Will you be picking up this Decepticon? Or are you happy enough with one of this molds past releases? Let us know in the Energon Pub and stay tuned to Seibertron for all the latest news and reviews!
Greetings Seibertronians! For all those looking forward to the Walmart Exclusive Transformers Headmasters, we've got great news as thanks to twitter user, @RoboMonsterNerd, we've now had a sighting that these toys are at retail!
These toys were spotted at a Walmart in Michigan.
Thats not all folks, thanks to fellow Seibertron users, and toy reviewers, Lore Keeper and Soundwave8084, we have reviews for most of the wave!
We've embedded the reviews for your convenience:
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One thing to remember about these figures is that although they come in G1 style boxes, these are not reissues, but instead Titans Returns Deluxe figures with new decos.
What do you think of these figures, have you bought any already? Let us know in the Energon Pub and stay tuned to Seibertron for all the latest news and reviews!
Huffer seems to be the breakout star from the Transformers Kingdom line, especially for G1 fans. Now we have a video review of the little guy. While he is indeed a very small deluxe figure, he goes come with extra accessories. You can watch Kremzeek's review below along with still images. This toy is expected to be at retail between April-June 2020.
So, while we all knew Transformers Kingdom Ultra magnus was a retool of the Siege one, we never got a really good sense of just how much was new. Well, a video review comparing the two is out now and we can see that there have been a lot of changes to give it the G1 look, which should have been there in the first place. These aren't huge changes but they do help the figure look more like the G1 Magnus we know. Like the smoother shoulder pylons, differently styled shoulder rockets and even new molded detail on the trailer to imitate the G1 structures. We also see how good the inner bot can look when transformed properly, something we did not see before. We thank all the fans who sent this our way.
So let us know what you think. Anyone double dipping?
The next two figures out in the Transforemrs RED series are Cheetor and Prime Arcee and Prime vs Prime has a review of these two. As you will see from the comparison shots (you can also see screencaps below), there is no attempt at any kind to scale. This is a uniform 6 inch action figure line and that's about it. While the Arcee looks great, the Cheetor leaves a lot to be desired especially with the face. We'll let you all be the judge of that of course, let us know what you think.
Fellow Seibertron D-Maximus Primal has sent us some images of the new Ectotron figure with comparisons to the old figure and other crossover figures. He also described the main differences for us and gave a quick review:
You have a brand new and very stylish head sculpt, complete with a faceplate and some nice goggles. It's really nice, better than the original.
There is also retooling done to the legs. The ladder switched sides, and there are new molded bits to accommodate the switch while removing the ladder mounts on the original side.
The deco is inspired by the upcoming Ghostbusters Afterlife film, which was originally coming out last summer but was pushed a year. It's highly anticipated. The new Ectotron features a dirtier white, along the lines of the Star Wars Black Series Remnant Stormtrooper colors, as well as decent rust paint, cracked logos, and even a new logo and rear license plate deco.
It comes with an unpainted Slimer like the original, but also includes a new blue ghost from the upcoming movie.
Overall, it's a very nice new take on Eck. I would say the head outshines the original. And while the rust paint apps could use work, it does have a nice worm feel to it.
I'd recommend it to anyone with an interest in Ghostbusters, and even someone who has the original Ectotron. It's a good mold, and I really enjoy both takes on Eck that we've gotten.
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