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The first wave of Transformers Cyberverse Ultra Class Energon Armor figures has been found in Canada. imfallenangel over at Cybertron.ca reported seeing Ultra Class Energon Armor Clobber at a Toysrus in Ontario. This fan also took images of the figure. It seem the armor is a pop up gimmick where it is stored in it's back when not in use. This character is a female robot who looks like Lugnut. However, she transforms into a tank type of vehicle here rather than a plane.
While this toy was found in Canada, we still have yet to see any of these toys in other countries, so if you find them, let us know.
The tail enders are usually the toughest to find so it's good to know that they these have been found at a big box store. Transformers War For Cybertron Siege Battle Masters Singe and Rung have been found at Target for $5.99. The specific sighting is from jerichoholic99 who found them in Lexington, Kentucky and posted them on the TFW2005 message boards.
Hopefully that means your local Target will get it too. Singe is a rather important Battle Mastrer since you need him to complete the G1 Targetmaster Spinister.
Botbots series 4 is ramping up to close out the year and now the "Surprise Unboxing" 6-packs are available for immediate shipping from Amazon.com. You can buy the Gumball Machine by clicking here or pick up the Claw Machine by clicking this link. Each set features six Botbots, including one Winner's Circle gold painted Botbot, as well as four stickers.
Yours truly picked up two of each set and was fortunate enough to get one of each of the currently known sets in this assortment which works out to be two for each machine, making a total of four of these capsule sets. Let us know if you pick up any sets that don't match these content listings as it's always possible that true randomness has arrived since this latest series omits instructions for the figures. While no coding system appears to be in place on the packaging to help out if you find these on retail shelves, the contents can be determined by checking which Botbots are in the clear-colored capsules included in each set.
If you don't want to be surprised by the contents, the breakdown of each "Surprise Unboxing" set is as follows:
Gumball Machine Sets
In one set:
Smore N' More (Clear capsule)
Frostfetti Frostyface (Clear capsule)
Goldenberry D'uhnut (Winner's Circle Botbot)
Game Older
Fancy Flutter
King Cubano
and in the other set:
Fancy Flutter (Clear capsule)
Crumbly Yumbly (Clear capsule)
Goldsferatu (Winner's Circle Botbot)
Movie Munchster
Smore N' More
Disaster Master
Claw Machine Sets
In one set:
Mr Memory Banks (Clear capsule)
Blurray Murray (Clear capsule)
Goldface (Winner's Circle Botbot)
Miss Mixed
Crabby Grabby
Skitter Chatter
and in the other set:
Skitter Chatter (Clear capsule)
The Cobbler (Clear capsule)
Gold Dexter (Winner's Circle Botbot)
Blurray Murray
Milton
Snotty Stem
Good luck out there to those picking these up to grow their collection of series 4 Botbots and be sure to drop us a line using the site's contact form if you see these on brick and mortar retail shelves or have any kind of sighting for the series 4 8-Packs.
With 2019 wrapping up and an entire decade in the rear view mirror, the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast winds down the last 10 years with trivia, highlights, and more. Join Scotty P as he catches up with Megatronus, Counterpunch, Cobotron and Seibertron himself look back at what has been and make bold predictions of what the next 10 years might bring.
ScottyP kicks us off with a sinister game that tests the crew's mastery of this past decade's events...
It's the 2019 year in review - each member recounts their favorite Transformers toy, favorite piece of Transformers media, and what they disliked most about the past year.
The crew looks forward to their most anticipated known Transformer of 2020, and make one for sure it's-gonna-happen prediction.
Looking back at this past decade, we use Transformers: Prime as a jumping off point, discussing both the show and what it represented, as well as the spottiness (and triumphs) of the toy line.
Our review would not be complete without a movie discussion, starting with Dark of the Moon and extending to Transformers The Ride and the Wahlberg-era films.
This decade has seen a sea change in how Transformers is marketed - we cover the highlights, lowlights, and how the brand has evolved with time.
Also essential to the 2010s: IDW Phase II, including the critically acclaimed More Than Meets The Eye and other works that fundamentally changed the reach of the Transformers brand.
We end with our personal highlights: favorite Transformers moment & bragging right of the decade, and what we look forward to most in the next decade.
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ToyWorld's TW-FS03Y Green Hornet - Yellow Version transforms from a vintage car to robot and back. Features accessories include battle cannon, and a set of machine guns. Instock at TFSource:
Zeta Toys's ZB-06 Superitron - Full Set of 5 Figures is now available for preorder. The mega combiner stands approximately 19.69" tall in combined robot mode! Set includes: Flyfire, Skystrike, Silver Arrow, Catapult, Downthrust! Preorder here:
The Grimlock Classic Scale Statue measures 10” tall on top of a rubble-covered base and features a unique cel-shaded deco application that captures the iconic two-dimensional style of the Generation 1 Transformers cartoon as a three-dimensional collectible. Preorder at TFSource:
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We posted pictorial reviews for the much anticipated deluxe Optimus Prime and Shockwave from Cyberverse already but of course pictures don't convey the transformation. To cover that part, Chuckdawg1999 has video reviews of these two toys.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:Shockwave is a good deluxe figure but I feel it falls short when compared to Bumblebee and Megatron. My one big issue is the neon-pink rubber cable that connects the large cannon to the backpack; it's way too stiff out of the box and even after working it can still limit arm articulation. Overall, Shockwave is a solid purchase but I would recommend the other figures in the wave first.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:While I was hoping that Optimus Prime would be the best figure of the first four, it ends up falling somewhere in the middle due to incredibly loose joints that make a fun transformation finicky. The included Ion Blaster while small, features quite a bit of detail but I feel the Matrix is where the included blast effect will spend most of its time. Overall, this is a solid figure but not the home run that I was hoping for.
Just when it was looking like T.J.Maxx wasn't going to have any decent Transformers deals this holiday season, this happened. While out Christmas shopping (yes, I'm a last minute shopper) I was surprised to find a legit Transformers section at a local T.J.Maxx. And it's not just old wave 1 overstock, but some pretty recent releases including Power of the Spark Ultimate Class Grimlock for only $20 (which our own william-james88 declared the best Transformer gift for young fans). Also of note is Spark Armor Elite Class Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee for $20 each, and Warrior Class figures for only $4.99! As you can see from the photos below they also had a nice selection of Scouts and 1 Step Changers which I unfortunately didn't catch the price on. Plus there was a selection of Bumblebee Movie Energon Igniters Power Plus Series figures such as Bumblebee(s), Shatter, and Soundwave for $10.
Seen anything interesting or unexpected at your local stores? Be sure to let us know in the Energon Pub forums below and also share your purchases in the Transformers Toy Haul thread!
Thanks to a heads up from Seibertronian sabrblade, we have news that the winners of the 2019 Hall of Fame fan vote have been announced!
The winner this year for the new character induction is the purple and black seeker himself, Skywarp! Skywarp originated from the first wave of the 1984 toyline, cartoon, and comics, and many fell in love with his teleporting capabilities. And it would seem that his teleporting abilities finally got him into the hall of fame.
And the winner of this year's toy induction is the Titan himself, Omega Supreme! Omega has been on the market now for around 2 months, and has proven to be a very popular Titan, with many considering him to be the best Titan we have gotten so far. This titanic monosyllabic character made his way into our hearts, and how so has his toy.
So what do you think of these results? Was this the result you had hoped for? Let us know what you think in the comments section below!
It's the second to last Friday of the month, so you all know what that means fellow Seibertronians! It's time to see what Transformers Comics will be hitting the stands in a few months time!
This month sees regular ongoings continue, a collected trade paperback and a crossover no one saw coming...
Transformers #19
Transformers #19—Cover A: Thomas Deer—SPOTLIGHT
Brian Ruckley (w) • Anna Malkova, Bethany McGuire-Smith (a) • Thomas Deer (c)
A new arc begins here!
“All Fall Down.” Cybertron is in crisis. Calamity has befallen the planet. This is Megatron’s moment to show just how much power he has and to deal with any problems accordingly...
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
Transformers #19—Cover B: Blacky Shepherd—SPOTLIGHT
Brian Ruckley (w) • Anna Malkova, Bethany McGuire-Smith (a) • Black Shephered (c)
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
*Retailer incentives:
Order 10 copies and get one free variant cover by Freddie E. Williams II!
Order any number of copies and receive your order fully returnable!
Transformers Galaxies #7
Transformers Galaxies #7—Cover A: Umi Miyao
Sam Maggs (w) • Umi Miyao (a & c)
Sam Maggs (Marvel Action: Captain Marvel, Marvel: Fearless and Fantastic!, DC: Brave and Bold!) and Umi Miyao (Transformers) weave a tale of deception and perception in “Gauging the Truth,” Part 1!
Cycles ago, a Reversionist ship left Cybertron in the wake of a great calamity. Gauge, the youngest Cybertronian in the universe, knows she was forged on the planet, but only remembers her life on the ship. Her life’s about to be shaken as her whole concept of the truth is thrown into question by the mysterious figures in the brig.
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
Transformers Galaxies #7—Cover B: Alex Milne
Sam Maggs (w) • Umi Miyao (a) Alex Milne (c)
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
*Retailer incentives:
Order 10 copies and get one free variant cover by Anna Malkova!
Bullet points:
● Spinning out of the Transformers ongoing!
Transformers Vol. 2
Transformers, Vol. 2: The Change In Their Nature
Brian Ruckley, Tyler Bleszinski (w) • Anna Malkova, Beth McGuire-Smith, Livio Ramondelli (a) Cryssy Cheung (c)
A bold new era dawns in this fresh vision of the Transformers universe that will excite longtime fans and new readers alike!
Orion Pax, Chromia, and Security Operations have almost cracked the case of the Rise terrorists who killed Brainstorm and Rubble. But they aren't the only ones worried about the Rise, and with a bolder Ascenticon faction behind them, Megatron, Starscream, and Soundwave seek to save Cybertron from all threats–the Rise, the Nominus Edict, and the Autobots! Collects Transformers #13–18 and Transformers: Galaxies #1–6!
HC • FC • $49.99 • 280 pages • 7” x 11” • ISBN: 978-1-68405-675-0
Bullet points:
● Available in June.
Transformers vs. Terminator #1
Transformers vs. Terminator #1—Cover A: Alex Milne
David Mariotte, John Barber, & Tom Waltz (w) • Alex Milne (a & c)
It’s Skynet vs. Cybertron in a crossover for the ages!
1984: When a deadly race of machines emerge from another time, will a robotic guardian be able to protect the Earth from a dire future... or will the T-800 fail in his mission to prevent the world from becoming a plaything to the Decepticons?
FC • 36 pages • $4.99
Transformers vs. Terminator #1—Cover B: Gavin Fullerton—GEM OF THE MONTH
David Mariotte, John Barber, & Tom Waltz (w) • Alex Milne (a) • Gavin Fullerton (c)
FC • 36 pages • $4.99
*Retailer incentives:
Order 10 copies and get one free variant cover by Freddie E. Williams II!
Order 25 copies and get one free variant cover by Francesco Francavilla!
Check out our News Item announcing this exciting crossover here!.
Will you be ordering any of these? Let us know in the Energon Pub and stay tuned to Seibertron for all the latest news and reviews!
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