Official images for POTP Outback and Cindersaur have been found on Amazon America (the toys aren't available there yet though).
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Official images for POTP Outback and Cindersaur have been found on Amazon America (the toys aren't available there yet though).
Official images have been found for the two Ultra sized toys in wave one of Cyberverse.
They are listed as "coming soon", so might be coming out mid-year.
Official packaging images of three of the 1-step toys from the new Cyberverse toyline have been found, showing us that they are just redecos of RID toys (not even new heads).
Soundwave and Blurr are redecos of the 2017 toys, while Bumblebee is a redeco of the 2016 toy that transforms like a flick knife.
Heaps of pre-production images for Predaking, released by Hasbro on facebook and instagram.
Another episode of "Leaked from Cybertron" from Hasbro has shown off POTP Leader Rodimus Prime, with a couple of concept images of the vehicle mode combined with several Deluxe toys.
If you are on Facebook, the video can be seen here.
For the Rescue Bots fans, the first toy with the new "Rescue Bots Academy" packaging has been found on Amazon America, to be released in a couple months time.
It is the new character Hot Shot, which reuses the character name and likeness of the Armada Autobot.
This new toy is an electronic Rescue Bots toys, that looks to be about Megabot size, for US$50.
Official images of the first WFC Battle Masters have been found online, of Lionizer, Firedrive and Blowpipe, in packaging.
Each is a Targetmaster styled weapon, with translucent attachments to simulate fireblasts or slashing affects.
Official images of wave 3 Cyberverse Warriors - Hot Rod, Prowl, Soundwave.
Packaging images of WFC Leader Optimus, Battlemasters Caliburst & Smashdown, and the Ghostbusters crossover toy.
Also from Toyfair, official images of most of the new toys revealed at the event...
- War For Cybertron
- Cyberverse
- Botbots (only promo images)
- Studio Series
Official in and out of packaging images for Cyberverse Ultra size Alpha Trion.
Official images for the upcoming Cyberverse Warrior Gnaw toy... which looks heavily inspired by the Generations TR Legends Gnaw toy from a couple years ago. (the mould is different, so it isn't just an up-sized reproduction)
An official video this time - from Hasbro Taiwan, a commercial for Siege, done with the toys in stop-motion. It has four toys from the first wave, fighting it out.
A second stop-motion video from Taiwan, with Ultra Magnus and Shockwave.
AWESOME stop motion videos! :D Good to see Hasbro supporting a fan with his work allowing him a higher production budget. Although his old videos shot on his kitchen floor with laundry detergent boxes as buildings had a certain charm. ;)
P.S.: How cool would it be if a video game company made a 1 on 1 TF fighting game using toy stop motion? Similar to how Mortal Kombat used video captures of live actors but instead using stop motion captures of toys? ;)
(just don't make it suck like the Street Fighter The Movie arcade game :p)
A third video from Hasbro Taiwan, with Prowl, Sidewsipe and Starscream.
Some small official packaging images for the fourth wave Siege Micromasters - Highjump & Powertrain (Offroad Patrol), and four of the Botbots 5-packs from series 3 (The Season Greeters).
A fourth Taiwan Siege video, with Optimus, Megatron and Cog.
Some new official images from the week we were offline...
Cyberverse Tiny Changers wave 1 (12 new figures).
Blackarachnia
Bumblebee
Drift
Grimlock
Hotrod
Jetfire
Megatron
Optimus Prime
Prowl
Shockwave
Soundwave
Starscream
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Cyberverse Spark Armor packaging - Large Optimus, small Optimus and Bumblebee.
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Cyberverse Spark Armor toys - Large Optimus, small Optimus, Bumblebee and Starscream.
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More new Cyberverse official images for toys that should start hitting stores in the next month - Scout class Optimus & Scraplet - Ultimate Grimlock & 1-step Shockwave & SkyByte - Warrior class Deadlock & Gnaw.
Authentics.... those very simplistic toys currently at Coles and Woolies here, have a third (larger) size class coming - Titan Changers.
The first three toys are Optimus, Bumblebee and Megatron.
Cyberverse 1-step Sky-Byte - should be out soon.
Siege Omega Supreme - showing the box, it's different modes, and it's size (61cm tall).
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Epic!
Apparently the packaging images for Impactor and Mirage haven't been seen before.
A listing for the second series of Cyberverse Tiny Changers has been found on the Mexican version of Amazon, with official images of the 12 figures... but the two sets of images don't match each other, and I find it hard to believe that there would only be two new (redeco) figures out of the 12, so these images (or listing) could be an error.
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My first thought was Jazz too, but it could just be Drift again. I don't know if the series 1 Drift has that blue on the car mode, but since the robot mode is completely white, it should have something painted on the car mode. (it could also be a pre-production colouring, as the series 1 Optimus has blue on the legs while the actual toy doesn't, and Soundwave doesn't have yellow on the chest, but the actual toy does)
The first reveal of Cyberverse Spark Armor Ratchet, shown with Starscream who is part of the smaller "Battle" size class. Probably part of wave 2, as wave 1 is already out.
They say that the partner armour is called Blizzard Breaker, which must be from another listing, as it isn't note on the catalogue image.
For the fans of Rescue Bots, Amazon America have listed the Mega Mighties Optimus Prime with official images. The New York Toyfair earlier this year had four Mega Mighties on display -Bumblebee, Hotshot, Optimus and Heatwave... the first two were wave 1, so Heatwave could also be in wave 2 with Optimus (it isn't in stock yet at Amazon).
CGI Official images and press release info from Hasbro, sent to American fansites....
Cyberverse Warriors (Bumblebee, Jetfire, Drift), and Battle class Spark Armor (Shockwave, Ratchet).
Siege Battlemasters (Rung, Singe) and Micromasters (Battle Squad (Direct Hit & Power Punch) and Soundwave Spy Patrol 2 (Ratbat & Rumble)).
Universal Studios exclusive redeco SS-34 Leader Class DOTM Megatron.
Note that the prices here are US$, and the dates are US dates (which have month first, then day).
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Transformers Cyberverse Spark Armor Battle Class Ratchet
(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $14.99/ Available: 10/1/2019)
Inspired by the heroic AUTOBOT from the CYBERVERSE animated series, this RATCHET figure is an impressive 4 inches tall, converts from robot to vehicle mode in 9 steps, and combines with the included Blizzard Breaker Spark Armor vehicle to convert him into his powered-up mode! In the all new G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series, giant TRANSFORMERS robots from the planet CYBERTRON engage in epic battles, harnessing the power of the ALLSPARK with their SPARK ARMOR! Kids can imagine unleashing this new ability with this SPARK ARMOR figure.
Collect other SPARK ARMOR figures (each sold separately, subject to availability) to discover more exciting characters from the CYBERVERSE series, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube! Available at most major toy retailers on 10/1/2019.
Transformers Cyberverse Spark Armor Battle Class Shockwave
(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $14.99/ Available: 10/1/2019)
Inspired by the evil DECEPTICON from the CYBERVERSE animated series, this SHOCKWAVE figure is an impressive 4 inches tall, converts from robot to vehicle mode in 13 steps, and combines with the included Solar Shot Spark Armor vehicle to convert him into his powered-up mode! In the all new G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series, giant TRANSFORMERS robots from the planet CYBERTRON engage in epic battles, harnessing the power of the ALLSPARK with their SPARK ARMOR! Kids can imagine unleashing this new ability with this SPARK ARMOR figure.
Collect other SPARK ARMOR figures (each sold separately, subject to availability) to discover more exciting characters from the CYBERVERSE series, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube! Available at most major toy retailers on 10/1/2019.
Transformers Cyberverse Action Attackers Warrior Class Drift
(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $14.99/ Available: 10/1/2019)
Inspired by the CYBERVERSE animated series, this WARRIOR CLASS DRIFT figure is 5.4-inches tall and converts from robot to car mode in 9 steps. The last step of conversion activates the figure’s Swing Slash Action Attack! Once converted, the fun attack move can be repeated through easy reactivation steps. Kids can collect other ACTION ATTACKERS figures, each sold separately, to discover the signature attack moves of favorite characters from the all new G1 inspired CYBERVERSE series, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube — one of the best ways to introduce young kids and new fans to the exciting world of TRANSFORMERS! Available at most major toy retailers on 10/1/2019.
Transformers Cyberverse Action Attackers Warrior Class Jetfire
(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $14.99/ Available: 10/1/2019)
Inspired by the CYBERVERSE animated series, this WARRIOR CLASS JETFIRE figure is 5.4-inches tall and converts from robot to car mode in 9 steps. The last step of conversion activates the figure’s Sky Surge Action Attack! Once converted, the fun attack move can be repeated through easy reactivation steps. Kids can collect other ACTION ATTACKERS figures, each sold separately, to discover the signature attack moves of favorite characters from the all new G1 inspired CYBERVERSE series, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube — one of the best ways to introduce young kids and new fans to the exciting world of TRANSFORMERS! Available at most major toy retailers on 10/1/2019.
Transformers Cyberverse Action Attackers Warrior Class Bumblebee
(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $14.99/ Available: 10/1/2019)
Inspired by the CYBERVERSE animated series, this WARRIOR CLASS BUMBLEBEE figure is 5.4-inches tall and converts from robot to car mode in 7 steps. The last step of conversion activates the figure’s Hive Swarm Action Attack! Once converted, the fun attack move can be repeated through easy reactivation steps. Kids can collect other ACTION ATTACKERS figures, each sold separately, to discover the signature attack moves of favorite characters from the all new G1 inspired CYBERVERSE series, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube — one of the best ways to introduce young kids and new fans to the exciting world of TRANSFORMERS! Available at most major toy retailers on 10/1/2019.
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set, Rung, Singe Power Punch and Direct Hit. All of these are due out (officially) in December of this year.Transformers: Generations – War for Cybertron: Siege Battle Masters Class Rung
(Ages 8 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $5.99/ Available: 12/01/2019)
The RUNG figure features story-inspired battle-worn deco, combat-grade Cybertronian alt modes, and customizable, cross-compatible weapon accessories so fans can build the ultimate battlefield! RUNG stands at 1.5 inches in robot mode and converts into a CEREBRAL CIRCUIT SCANNER in 4 steps. Use RUNG weapon mode to equip other DELUXE, VOYAGER and LEADER CLASS Siege figures (sold separately) with larger mission loadouts and the included FIRE BLASTS accessory to simulate blasterfire coming from the weapon.
Build the ultimate battlefield with WFC Siege figures (each sold separately). WFC Siege plunges fans into the epic fight to survive on the final day of the AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON battle to control CYBERTRON. Adult fans nostalgic for the original TRANSFORMERS animation and kids discovering classic characters for the first time can share and experience exciting play patterns for all generations. Available at most major toy retailers on 12/01/2019.
Transformers: Generations – War for Cybertron: Siege Battle Masters Class Singe
(Ages 8 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $5.99/ Available: 12/01/2019)
The SINGE figure features story-inspired battle-worn deco, combat-grade Cybertronian alt modes, and customizable, cross-compatible weapon accessories so fans can build the ultimate battlefield! SINGE stands at 1.5 inches in robot mode and converts into a DOUBLE-BARRELED NUCLEAR-POWERED FLAMETHROWER in five easy steps. Use SINGE’s weapon mode to equip other DELUXE, VOYAGER and LEADER CLASS Siege figures (sold separately) with larger mission loadouts and the included FIRE BLASTS accessory to simulate blasterfire coming from the weapon.
Build the ultimate battlefield with WFC Siege figures (each sold separately). WFC Siege plunges fans into the epic fight to survive on the final day of the AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON battle to control CYBERTRON. Adult fans nostalgic for the original TRANSFORMERS animation and kids discovering classic characters for the first time can share and experience exciting play patterns for all generations. Available at most major toy retailers on 12/01/2019.
Transformers: Generations – War for Cybertron: Siege Micromaster Class Battle Squad 2-Pack
(Ages 8 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $9.99/ Available: 12/01/2019)
The MICROMASTER BATTLE SQUAD features 2 figures – DIRECT-HIT and POWER PUNCH. Figures feature story-inspired battle-worn deco, combat-grade Cybertronian alt modes, and customizable, cross-compatible weapon accessories so fans can build the ultimate battlefield! Each figure stands at 1.5-inches in robot mode and can convert to vehicle mode in 5 and 4 easy steps, respectively. Both figures’ vehicle modes combine to form the LR-AP ARTILLERY CANNON WEAPON accessory. Use the weapon mode to equip other DELUXE, VOYAGER and LEADER CLASS Siege figures (sold separately) with larger mission loadouts and the FIRE BLASTS accessory (not included) to simulate blasterfire coming from the weapon.
Build the ultimate battlefield with WFC Siege figures (each sold separately). WFC Siege plunges fans into the epic fight to survive on the final day of the AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON battle to control CYBERTRON. Adult fans nostalgic for the original TRANSFORMERS animation and kids discovering classic characters for the first time can share and experience exciting play patterns for all generations. Available at most major toy retailers on 12/01/2019.
Transformers: Generations – War for Cybertron: Siege Micromaster Class Soundwave Spy Patrol (2nd Unit) 2-Pack
(Ages 8 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $9.99/ Available: 12/01/2019)
The SOUNDWAVE SPY PATROL (2nd Unit) comes with 2 figures – RUMBLE and RATBAT – that feature story-inspired battle-worn deco, combat-grade Cybertronian alt modes, and customizable, cross-compatible weapon accessories so fans can build the ultimate battlefield! Each figure stands at 1.5-inches in robot mode and can convert in 4 steps to V3 SONICSURGE DRONE ARMOR and V4 SONICSURGE DRONE ARMOR. In armor mode, these figures can fit (separately) inside the chest of the SIEGE: WAR FOR CYBERTRON SOUNDWAVE figure (sold separately, subject to availability) or attach to the figure’s shoulders as armor. Use the armor mode to equip other DELUXE, VOYAGER and LEADER CLASS Siege figures (sold separately) with larger mission loadouts.
Build the ultimate battlefield with WFC Siege figures (each sold separately). WFC Siege plunges fans into the epic fight to survive on the final day of the AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON battle to control CYBERTRON. Adult fans nostalgic for the original TRANSFORMERS animation and kids discovering classic characters for the first time can share and experience exciting play patterns for all generations. Available at most major toy retailers on 12/01/2019.
The official images for Heatwave have now been found as well, from the Hasbro website.Quote:
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Also for Rescue Bots are two more "Feature Bots" (a new size between the regular Rescan size and the Megabot size) from the Hasbro site - Whirl as a racecar and Wedge.
Packaging images for Siege Singe, Rung and Direct Hit/Power Punch have been found.
And the Generations Select WFC Smokescreen toy.
Not official images, but the official Cyberverse page of the US Transformers website has three new "bios" (Bumblebee's description of the characters) - Skybyte, Jetfire and Cheetor. And amazingly, the Australian version of the Transformers website has been updated at the same time with those three new characters.
(there is also the trailer for the second season of the cartoon on there as well)
More official images have been found, which still looks to only have four of the 12 figures be new, which is amazingly low (and annoying if you have to buy these online and end up with a lot of duplicates just to find the four new ones).Quote:
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Not that the four new figures are anything exciting, as none are new moulds, and two of them are very minor redecos.
The new figures - Acidstorm (green Starscream redeco), Silverbolt (grey Jetfire redeco), Jazz (Drift with some blue on the car mode and black on the head), Sideswipe (no silver on the side exhausts).
The re-released figures - Optimus, Bumblebee, Megatron, Soundwave, Shockwave, Grimlock, Prowl, Blackarachnia.
Packaging of the next wave of Cyberverse Warriors from Previews... which has a remoulded Bumblebee, a new mould Jetfire and a new mould Drift.
(I originally thought that Drift was just a minor redeco Deadlock toy, but looking at them side by side, they are completely different moulds... but the card art is identical though, which is lazy, as one doesn't therefore match the toy)
Official images for Cyberverse 1-step Autobot Jazz, who has the same transformation as Prowl, and should be the only new toy in the next wave to come out (after Skybyte and Shockwave).
I'm glad to see that Jetfire will be getting a regular Warrior-class toy. I'm not keen on getting any of these Spark Armour figures.Quote:
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I shouldn't want this as much as what I do.:pQuote:
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Bag codes for the second wave, for those wanting to find the four new ones... if these even show up here.Quote:
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(the four new ones are all at the end of the list)
The link also has comparison photos of the new four redecos with the toys in the first wave.Quote:
A -Bumblebee
B -Optimus Prime
C -Grimlock
G -Blackarachnia
H -Shockwave
I -Soundwave
J -Megatron
L -Prowl
M -Silverbolt *
N -Sideswipe *
O -Jazz *
P -Acid Storm *