Transformers: The Last Knight Toys R Us Exclusive Transforming Cybertron Sighted At Retail

Rodimus Prime wrote:

william-james88 wrote:Drift is a really poor attempt at a toy. It takes away anything good the original mold had and makes it worse. If you arent a fan of pieces not tabbing in and floating around, avoid him at all cost.

But that red looks soooo good on him. Much better than the blue in AoE. Or maybe that was just on screen...

Carnivius wrote:I don't own Leader Megs but I've had Voyager for a while and comparing to the Leader Megs pics and videos they are very different figures in transformation and such. One big example is that Leader Megs simply swings his jet wings behind his back in robot mode, whereas Voyager Megatron's wings fold in segments around his legs below the knee surprisingly neatly. The front and cockpit of the jet mode forms Leader Meg's fusion cannon whereas on Voyager that area folds up behind him and the fusion cannon is actually stored very tidily (still permanently attached to arm) into the central rear of the jet. I prefer the small size of the Voyager's fusion cannon. Looks much neater to me and probably more movie accurate. Obviously the big feature the Leader has over the Voyager is the battle mask feature of the head. I do wish they'd include alternate heads with figures like Voyager Primes and this Megatron so you could swap them at any time since the Leader gimmick is probably too tricky to do at the smaller size. Also the Leader class has those cool flame accessories but you can probably find or make similar items to use on any TF figure. I think there's even small companies that produce various flame/energy/gunfire pieces for action figures anyway.

Obviously this is all just my opinion owning the Voyager Megatron and loving it very much. If the battle mask and larger size of the Leader suits you more than consider buying that one. For me the Voyager suits my Megatron needs just fine.

Thanks for the description. Sounds like the leader is more my preference, even though I would like the cannon to be more integrated into the jet mode, like the voyager has it. But with the battle mask (which I think it pretty cool) and his sheer size, I think I will go with the leader class. I really don't care for the flame/cannon fire pieces, I just see them as useless extra pieces. I will probably leave them in the box. It's what I did with voyager Prime's blue shield.

Kurona wrote:Hey look, it's everyone's favourite character; Last Knight Cliffstinger

Stuartmaximus wrote:Now that the movie's out....anyone know when the UK'll see Wave 2 of the Tiny Turbo Changers?

Kurona wrote:

Stuartmaximus wrote:Now that the movie's out....anyone know when the UK'll see Wave 2 of the Tiny Turbo Changers?

I've been wanting to know this too; I'm desperate for a Squeaks!

Kurona wrote:I know that's not what it's referring to and it's just a code name, but an RC globe would be the most hilarious thing. I want one.

ebo716 wrote:

Kurona wrote:I know that's not what it's referring to and it's just a code name, but an RC globe would be the most hilarious thing. I want one.

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like a good neighbor State Farm is there

Va'al wrote:Via our usual Seibertronian reviewer chuckdawg1999 we have a video showing off a relatively unnoticed figure class from the Transformers: The Last Knight toyline: Titan Changer Megatron! Give it a look below, and let us know what you think!

The Titan Changer line is the transforming branch of Titan figures, not to be confused with the Titan Class large scale figures. Articulation is very limited and of course, the transformation is simple. These are geared toward a younger audience but it is nice to see how all the Megatron figures differ.

Optimum Supreme wrote:

So transforming shampoo bottles. What's the MSRP on them? Hopefully less than $10 (or local equivalent)

Kotori_Sonoda wrote:Does the Deluxe Squeeks scale with Figma/figuarts figures?

Stuartmaximus wrote:Also waiting on release of RC earth

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Carnivius_Prime wrote:

Kotori_Sonoda wrote:Does the Deluxe Squeeks scale with Figma/figuarts figures?

Only figma figure I have is 'old school' Link which I presume is a high quality KO based on the veeerrry cheap price he was (£9.95 plus £1.79 postage from Malaysia to UK) and I posed him with Sqweeks many weeks ago.




Come to think of it... Link here COULD be customised into a convincing Izzy I reckon. May go order me another one right now!

Noideaforaname wrote:
(And geez, how many Movieverse cars are grey?

Kotori_Sonoda wrote:Link seems to be smaller than most regular figmas though.

bacem wrote:Found this on facebook page TFmizer hong kong discuss.

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while drift and bee is not exactly a new info, but we finally get to see an in hand image of crosshairs here. He actually looks pretty neat, altough i still can't see the remolded parts. He just looks like a better repainted version of AOE mold to me.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

bacem wrote:Found this on facebook page TFmizer hong kong discuss.

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while drift and bee is not exactly a new info, but we finally get to see an in hand image of crosshairs here. He actually looks pretty neat, altough i still can't see the remolded parts. He just looks like a better repainted version of AOE mold to me.

I don't know what robot mode bits are redone but he certainly has a new spoiler in car mode.

Sigma Magnus wrote:Thanks to TFW, we have a sighting of Transformers: The Last Knight Mission To Cybertron's centerpiece toy, Cybertron itself! A G2-worthy redeco of the Cybertron Cybertron Primus mold, the toy is an exclusive to Toys R Us, and was found in Burbank California for $149.99! Check out the sighting below, and let us know if you'll be buying this in the Energon Pub!

Kyleor wrote:

Sigma Magnus wrote:Thanks to TFW, we have a sighting of Transformers: The Last Knight Mission To Cybertron's centerpiece toy, Cybertron itself! A G2-worthy redeco of the Cybertron Cybertron Primus mold, the toy is an exclusive to Toys R Us, and was found in Burbank California for $149.99! Check out the sighting below, and let us know if you'll be buying this in the Energon Pub!

That's definitely a wait to see a comparison and/or video review to see if it's worth it.

Autobot N wrote:For those who own Steelbane, is the floppiness something that can be fixed by putting a drop of superglue in the joints, or will I just be stuck with a floppy figure?

Autobot N wrote:For those who own Steelbane, is the floppiness something that can be fixed by putting a drop of superglue in the joints, or will I just be stuck with a floppy figure?

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

Autobot N wrote:For those who own Steelbane, is the floppiness something that can be fixed by putting a drop of superglue in the joints, or will I just be stuck with a floppy figure?

I would have thought any floppy action figures can be fixed with a bit of glue or nail polish in the joints. I've done it on various figures such as a Lion-O figure who had such loose ankle joints he couldn't stand up at all, but he got fixed and I've fixed the leg ball joints on a few figures both TF and non. And strengthed some shoulder/elbow joints for characters whose arms were getting weighed down by their own weapons. I can't say for sure on Steelbane til I get him and have a go but I don't see why he can't be fixed.

chuckdawg1999 wrote:With the film not doing well in North America does anybody else think some of the later wave figures will be hard to find?

Terrsolpix wrote:

chuckdawg1999 wrote:With the film not doing well in North America does anybody else think some of the later wave figures will be hard to find?

What are you talking about? https://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/transformers-the-last-knight-global-total-opening-at-2653-million-1-in-us-strong-international-reception/38689/ (it's also only going to be a 3 wave series so it won't be too bad. Evidence: we have preorders for scorn and nitro already)

chuckdawg1999 wrote:With the film not doing well in North America does anybody else think some of the later wave figures will be hard to find?

william-james88 wrote:

chuckdawg1999 wrote:With the film not doing well in North America does anybody else think some of the later wave figures will be hard to find?

I dont think thats related. The toys were finished long before the film came out, they have already been ordered by stores, they will get sold. And plus stores want them in time for the DVD release too.

chuckdawg1999 wrote:While I was looking forward to the deluxe version of Hot Rod the figure is a bit too fiddly for my liking. The Legion version though is a great little figure and worth a pickup.

Product Description

All cases are factory sealed and items packed inside are not inspected. We cannot guarantee packaging condition of individual items packed within the case.

The explosive Transformers saga continues with Transformers: The Last Knight, where powerful forces rewrite legend!

With the fate of Earth at stake, new heroes must rise in an epic struggle to forge a future for all. This Premier Edition Voyager Class Transformers lineup showcases iconic characters from Transformers: The Last Knight. Voyager Class figures stand at a 6-inch-scale with movie-inspired detail, packaging, and weapon accessories that make them perfect for Transformers fans and collectors.
Product Features

Voyager Class size
Case of 2
From the Transformers: The Last Knight movie
Nitro convert from robot to jet
Scorn convert from robot to dino
Include weapon accessories

MagicDeath wrote:Please tell me that Scorn's dinosaur stock photo is mis-transformed and he doesn't actually have an arm just hanging around.