Toy Review - Studio Series BLURR

BLUE STREAK
Series - Studio Series
Sub-line - 86
Size/class - Deluxe
New/remould/redeco - New
Wave - 1
Released here - December 2020
Approximate Retail Price - $30
Approximate Size - 14cm
Allegiance - Autobot
Alt-mode - Space convertible
Main Features/Gimmicks - it's Blurr
Main Colours - blues, white
Main Accessories - x1 electro laser, welding torch hand

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Kup's face made all the headlines, but Blurr's face is just too long and narrow.

It looks like one of those Clockwork Soldiers from Doctor Who

Love the transformation to vehicle mode on this guy. The SS86 line really do seem like HasTak's masterpiece concepts cut down to the regular consumer's price point.

Call me spoiled but we haven't seen such glaring kibble since the decade of the 2000's. While understandable at the deluxe price point it still feels kind of unforgiveable in this day and age. Unfortunately Blurr is hands down the least deserving of the studio series title so far: BOTH bot and alt modes are conceptually accurate at best let alone screen accurate. Furthermore due to the awkward proportions, this guy simply does not look FAST. Which is kind of Blurr's thing.

Overall, a great transformer, but not a very good Blurr.