Cyberverse season 4 (Dinobots Unite) new toys

These would normally be in the rumours section, but as more items are being found to be related to the fourth season (movies), so just copying in the previous listing from here...

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• Transformers Cyberverse Ultimate S4 Hot Rod
• Transformers Cyberverse Ultra S4 Sludge
• Transformers Cyberverse Deluxe S4 Slug
• Transformers Cyberverse Deluxe S4 Cheetor
• Transformers Cyberverse Ultra S4 Ramjet
• Transformers Cyberverse Ultimate S4 Volcanicus
• Transformers Cyberverse Roll And Combine Assortment
• Transformers Cyberverse Roll And Transform Assortment
• Transformers Dino Optimus Prime
• Transformers Dinobot Defenders
• Transformers Dinobot Strikers
• Transformers Botbots Dino Store

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The Walmart's computers have added info of these previously revealed items...

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A brand new entry is available as ‘Dinobot Squad‘. We have uncovered that this item is a 3-Pack. This pack is priced at $32.

Ultimate Class S4 Volcanicus and Hot Rod are both sporting a whopping $52.39 price tag each.
Ultra Class Sludge and Ramjet are priced at $35.28 each.
Roll & Combine assortment is $24.88.
Previously known Dino Optimus Prime has been renamed as Dinobot Optimus Prime. The toy will cost approximately $48.
We have also discovered that Dinobot Defenders and Dinobot Strikers will cater the pre-school category with simpler transformations. Dinobot Defenders is a 2-Pack and will set you back $15. Dinobot Strikers will cost approximately $6 per figure.

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Apparently some more Cyberverse Movie toys have been found on the US Walmart computers...

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• Transformers Cyberverse Warrior S4 Snarl
• Transformers Cyberverse Warrior S4 Dead End
• Transformers Roll And Transform Bumblebee
• Transformers Cyberverse Roll And Combine Megatron
• Transformers Cyberverse Roll And Combine Bumblebee
• Transformers Cyberverse Roll And Combine Wheeljack
• Transformers Roll And Transform Optimus Prime

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Looking forward to seeing this roll and combine gimmick being demoed.

Official images are now being tracked down from (uncredited) online sources.

Two new electronic gimmick toys - Rollout Optimus and Bumblebee (who else? :p )
These sound a lot like that big Animated Rollout Optimus, which you rolled along a flat surface in truck mode, to automatically convert into robot mode (and for those who remember them, the Auto-rollers from Gen2).

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Transformers Cyberverse Roll & Change Optimus Prime

• Includes: Figure, 4 accessories, and instructions.
• In the G1-inspired Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures series, giant Transformers robots from the planet Cybertron engage in epic
• This Optimus Prime toy is inspired by the noble Autobot leader from the Transformers Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures cartoon, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube
• Figure features lights and 10 button-activated sound effects. Comes with a sword accessory and 3 Energon Armor pieces
• The action doesn’t have to stop! Seamlessly convert the Optimus Prime toy from truck to robot mode! Pull out the sword
• Roll out like never before! Take home the magic of what makes the Transformers robots — More than Meets the Eye — with Roll N’ Change figures
• Dimensions: 11.43L x 25.4W x 30.48H cm
• Batteries included: 1 x AA, 3 x LR44

Product Description
The battle between heroic Autobots and evil Decepticons continues on the Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures animated series! As a powerful new threat targets Cybertron, it is up to Grimlock and his new friends, the Dinobots, to unite and save the planet! Discover the unique powers and skills of each Cyberverse character, and see how those powers will be used to defend Cybertron… or threaten it.
Roll out like never before! Take home the magic of what makes the Transformers robots — More Than Meets the Eye — with Roll N’ Change figures! The action doesn’t have to stop, the push-to-convert feature allows for seamless conversion of Optimus Prime toy to robot mode! Pull out the sword accessory, roll forward, and watch the figure convert to robot mode in one continuous motion! Manually convert back to vehicle mode in 12 steps. Features colored lights and 10 button- activated sound effects. Comes with a sword accessory and 3 Energon Armor pieces.
Look for other Roll N’ Change figures and imagine rolling out like your favorite Transformers! (each sold separately, subject to availability).


Transformers Cyberverse Roll & Change Bumblebee

• Includes: Figure, 4 accessories, and instructions.
• In the G1-inspired Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures series, giant Transformers robots from the planet Cybertron engage in epic battles!
• This Bumblebee toy is inspired by the courageous Autobot scout from the Transformers Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures cartoon, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube
• Figure features lights and 10 button-activated sound effects. Comes with a sword accessory and 3 Energon Armour pieces
• The action doesn’t have to stop! Seamlessly convert the Bumblebee toy from sports car to robot mode! Pull out the sword
• Roll out like never before! Take home the magic of what makes the Transformers robots -More than Meets the Eye with Roll N’ Change figures
• Dimensions: 11.43L x 25.4W x 30.48H cm
• Batteries included 1 x AA, 3 x LR44

Product Description
The battle between heroic Autobots and evil Decepticons continues on the Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures animated series! As a powerful new threat targets Cybertron, it is up to Grimlock and his new friends, the Dinobots, to unite and save the planet! Discover the unique powers and skills of each Cyberverse character, and see how those powers will be used to defend Cybertron… or threaten it.
Roll out like never before! Take home the magic of what makes the Transformers robots — More Than Meets the Eye — with Roll N’ Change figures! The action doesn’t have to stop, the push-to-convert feature allows for seamless conversion of Bumblebee toy to robot mode! Pull out the sword accessory, roll forward, and watch the figure convert to robot mode in one continuous motion! Manually convert back to vehicle mode in 8 steps. Features colored lights and 10 button-activated sound effects. Comes with a sword accessory and 3 Energon Armor pieces.

Look for other Roll N’ Change figures and imagine rolling out like your favorite Transformers! (each sold separately, subject to availability).

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Roll and Combine 2-packs - Bumbleswoop (Bumblebee & Swoop) & Slugtron (Slug & Megatron).
These are a reworking of the RID-2015 Crash Combiner 2-packs, which looks to have a more complex transformation (the Crash Combiners were basically auto-transforming when you plugged the two toys together).
It is odd to see the Dinobot Slug paired with Megatron, and the box is labelled as a Decepticon pack... so... maybe a plot spoiler from the season 4 movies perhaps?

Looks like Hasbro have released the official info and images for the above Roll & Change toys.

The images show the packaging, which calls out the Dinobots, with all five on the side of the box, and the sub-line of these toys being "Dinobots Unite".

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Transformers Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures Dinobots Unite Roll N’ Change Bumblebee

(Ages 6 and Up / Approx. Retail Price: $49.99 / Available: September 1, 2021)
The DINOBOTS ROLL N’ CHANGE BUMBLEBEE figure stands at 10 inches tall and seamlessly converts from sports car to robot mode by pulling out the sword accessory and rolling BUMBLEBEE forward. Watch him convert to robot mode in one continuous motion with the push-to-convert feature! BUMBLEBEE also manually converts back to vehicle mode in 8 steps, features lights, 10 button-activated sound effects, and comes with a sword accessory and 3 Energon Armor pieces.
As a powerful new threat targets CYBERTRON, it is up to GRIMLOCK and his new friends, the DINOBOTS, to unite and save the planet! Discover the unique powers and skills of each CYBERVERSE character, and see how those powers will be used to defend CYBERTRON… or threaten it.
Roll out like never before! Take home the magic of what makes the TRANSFORMERS robots More Than Meets the Eye with ROLL N’ CHANGE figures! This BUMBLEBEE toy is inspired by the courageous AUTOBOT scout from the Transformers Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures cartoon, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube. Kids can collect other ROLL N’ CHANGE figures (each sold separately, subject to availability) to discover their favorite characters from the G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series. One of the best ways to introduce young and new fans to the exciting world of TRANSFORMERS! Available at most major toy retailers
Transformers Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures Dinobots Unite Roll N’ Change Optimus Prime

(Ages 6 and Up / Approx. Retail Price: $49.99 / Available: September 1, 2021)
The DINOBOTS ROLL N’ CHANGE OPTIMUS PRIME figure stands at 10 inches tall and seamlessly converts from truck to robot mode by pulling out the sword accessory and rolling OPTIMUS PRIME forward. Watch him convert to robot mode in one continuous motion with the push-to-convert feature! OPTIMUS PRIME also manually converts back to vehicle mode in 12 steps, features lights, 10 button-activated sound effects, and comes with a sword accessory and 3 Energon Armor pieces.
As a powerful new threat targets CYBERTRON, it is up to GRIMLOCK and his new friends, the DINOBOTS, to unite and save the planet! Discover the unique powers and skills of each CYBERVERSE character, and see how those powers will be used to defend CYBERTRON… or threaten it.
Roll out like never before! Take home the magic of what makes the TRANSFORMERS robots More Than Meets the Eye with ROLL N’ CHANGE figures! This OPTIMUS PRIME toy is inspired by the noble AUTOBOT leader from the Transformers Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures cartoon, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube. Kids can collect other ROLL N’ CHANGE figures (each sold separately, subject to availability) to discover their favorite characters from the G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series. One of the best ways to introduce young and new fans to the exciting world of TRANSFORMERS! Available at most major toy retailers.

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Looks like the Ultra Class in Cyberverse continues with "Season 4", as official images of Sludge have been found on the Walmart site.

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A hidden listing from one of the American retailers has shown us a very small image of a Warrior class Dead End toy for Cyberverse.
The previous Dead End toy was a scout class toy, which was one of those small ones that didn't transform completely into an alt-mode... so if this one is still to be released, it will give us a proper car mode this time.
The image still looks like it has a very simplistic transformation though.

Official images of another Cyberverse toy pack has been found - a "Crash Combiner" 2-pack of Grimlock and Wheeljack, with the combiner name of Wheelgrim.

Small images of Warrior class Dead End... which give us a first look at the alt-mode and packaging.

A 5th wave of Cyberverse Tiny Changers have been found, with the new colouring and 4th season sub-line of "Dinobots Unite" but it looks like all 12 figures are just straight re-released figures.

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• Sky-Byte (Series 4)
• Megatron (Series 1,2 & 3)
• Optimus Prime (Series 1, 2 & 3)
• Ironhide (Series 4)
• Wheeljack (Series 4)
• Whirl (Series 3)
• Slipstream (Series 4)
• Hot Rod (Series 1 & 4)
• Dead End (Series 3)
• Bumblebee (Series 1,2 , 3 & 4)
• Soundwave (Series 1 & 2)
• Grimlock (Series 1,2 & 3)
• Shockwave (Series 1, 2 & 3. Seems to be the clear version)

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Also found is another new Deluxe toy - Cheetor.

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Originally Posted by griffin

Also found is another new Deluxe toy - Cheetor.

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Nice.

I do despair about the stock photos though. I mean, I know they're done by an agency, and that they are done quickly and without instructions, but seriously, how hard is it to straighten the robot's legs...?

This Cheetor is pretty nice looking - can live without the snap on armour but not entirely sure he has front paws without it? If it was between this and the Kingdom toy, this one wins out.

Yes, he has paws without the armour gimmick. You can see them sticking out to the side of the torso in robot mode. The robot arms fold to the front, and form a deep chest/stomach, whilst the cat-mode forelimbs swivel forward to take their place. It's an interesting design decision, and honestly not one I expect at that price point. Not complaining though :)

And now the more I look at this, the more I'm looking forward to it. Score one for Cyberverse!

Adding the pics from the link...

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The robot mode looks nice, but a simple, cheap size-class doesn't allow for much engineering for transformation in addition to the cost of articulation (more joints means more parts).

Red bull gives Cheetor WINGS!

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Originally Posted by griffin

The robot mode looks nice, but a simple, cheap size-class doesn't allow for much engineering for transformation in addition to the cost of articulation (more joints means more parts).

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This is Cyberverse deluxe class though isn’t it? Not Warrior class.

Does it look like shared engineering with Cyberverse Deluxe Thunderhowl to anyone else? Also, do we know if there are any others in the wave? I do not look forward to solid cases of Cheetor if there are no wavemates.

The second last wave of Cyberverse Ultimates (Optimus and Shockwave) that came out at the beginning of 2020, have been re-released in Dinobots United packaging.

The new Deluxe Cheetor has also just been found in South America, showing us the actual toy in packaging. According to Entertainment Earth, Cheetor is wave 6, and is shipped with Thunderhowl, Grimlock and Soundwave.

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Originally Posted by griffin

The second last wave of Cyberverse Ultimates (Optimus and Shockwave) that came out at the beginning of 2020, have been re-released in Dinobots United packaging.

The new Deluxe Cheetor has also just been found in South America, showing us the actual toy in packaging. According to Entertainment Earth, Cheetor is wave 6, and is shipped with Thunderhowl, Grimlock and Soundwave.

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I know a few people had trouble finding Thunderhowl (and completing the build-a-figure) so that he's repacked and still has the build-a-figure part, will be good news to some.

I wonder if they will still have the Maccadam parts included, if these are packaged as a new series... particularly if they don't also re-release the other six toys that come with parts.

Looking on the "released toys" listing on tfw last night, I saw that there are quite a few Cyberverse toys being re-released in the new green/yellow Dinobots Unite packaging, to significantly pad out the line for retailers, despite there being only a small number of new toys/moulds (in BOLD).

Tiny Changers (series 5) - Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Ironhide, Wheeljack, Autobot Whirl, Grimlock, Megatron, Slipstream, Dead End, Dark Energon Shockwave, Soundwave, Sky-Byte (no new toys)
Scout (could be called wave 9) - Optimus, Megatron, Grimlock, Ramjet (no new toys) (now out in America)
1-step (could be called wave 11) - Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Wheeljack, Blurr, Repugnus, Megatron (Cybertronian Mode), Soundwave, Sky-Byte (no new toys)
Warrior (could be wave 10) - Dead End, Snarl (re-release toys not yet known)
Deluxe (could be called wave 6) - Grimlock, Soundwave, Thunderhowl (with one new toy - Cheetor)
Ultra (could be called wave 10) - Sludge, Ramjet (re-release toys not yet known)
Ultimate Class (could be called wave 6) - Optimus, Shockwave (no new toys)

New toy classes...
Roll N Change (wave 1) - Optimus, Bumblebee
Roll and Combine (wave 1) - Bumbleswoop (Bumblebee & Swoop), Wheelgrim (Wheeljack & Grimlock), Slugtron (Megatron & Slug)

More new Cyberverse toys out in America, so we must be getting close to having them released here en-mass as well.

The two new size classes are out there now - Roll and Combine for us$25, and Roll N Change - with a sample video/screencaps of the Roll N Change Optimus to show it's transforming gimmick.

The youtuber in the UK that seems to get his hands on toy samples (which would have to be legitimately coming from Hasbro UK), has done an unboxing of a Cyberverse Deluxe Slug toy, which we haven't seen yet... and was only a named product on the Walmart site.
(Hasbro only seems to care about showing off to dedicated collectors the more collector focused Generations & Studio Series toys these days, so the Cyberverse toyline is getting a bit neglected lately.)

Slug wasn't listed as part of wave 6 with the new Cheetor toy, so it is probably wave 7.

I’m finding myself wanting this version of Slag more than the Studio Series one. With those yellow accents, the face sculpt and more of a dynamic robot mode, he just looks more fun.

Two Ultimate Class figures have been found on Amazon America, which could be out in October - Hot Rod and Volcanicus.

Note - Volcanicus is made to look like the Generations Dinobot combiner, but is NOT a combiner... it still transforms into a beast though, that looks like a fuzor of different beasts.

For expensive Ultimate Class figures (the largest size class in Cyberverse), I'm really disappointed that they don't have 2 legs... just a big plastic stump like Transformers toys 35 years ago.

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Yeah - I found Iaconus very disappointing and compromised by the the twist to convert mechanism.

This looks very similar - looks great when standing, but annoying to handle and play with

That $60 Hotrod looks like a $20 1-step toy... and such a wasted opportunity with the hood flame not being painted. It becomes the hand-weapon, so a yellow painted flame on the sculpted flame would have looked more impressive and eye-catching, as just the sculpting on its own gets lost.

Hot Rod really does look like a bad cheap knock off lol

Umm, why is Hot Rod carrying a dustpan broom? Plot point for Season 4?

He is an undercover Sweep!!

Looks like Ultra Class Ramjet is being released before Sludge, as it has just been found in Singapore... even though we only saw official images of Sludge so far, leading us to think it was coming out first.

A first look at warrior class Snarl, either in the next wave, or the one after that (because Dead End was expected in the next wave, and it isn't included here).

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Originally Posted by griffin

A first look at warrior class Snarl, either in the next wave, or the one after that (because Dead End was expected in the next wave, and it isn't included here).

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Official images of Snarl have now been found, and despite looking really nice for a Cyberverse Warrior toy (not a Deluxe), it appears to rely on the entire tail section being removed for the robot mode... cheapening the engineering effort.

Official images of Ultra class Ramjet, from Amazon.

Some in-hand pics of Warrior Snarl, which was released recently overseas.

And hot on its heals is the next wave of Warriors, found in Singapore, which has the new Dead End figure with more re-released figures in new packaging.

A new Cyberverse Dinbots Unite toy has just been revealed, for release in October... almost a year after the toyline and cartoon ended.
It's a new Optimus Prime, with an alt-mode similar to TFPrime Bulkhead.

Now if you look at the toy, it looks familiar... almost, Movie-like.
So what if the delay of the next Movie has forced Hasbro to release a number of Movie toys in different packaging, just so that they don't have Movie packaging out in stores without a Movie to advertise them (but Cyberverse toys and re-runs on TV could still help sell new Cyberverse toys).
It's the benefit of having the same character names and similar forms in each toyline, it makes it easier to release moulds in different toylines... and they have done it before, even recently with Cyberverse and Generations.

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TRANSFORMERS: BUMBLEBEE CYBERVERSE ADVENTURES DINOBOTS UNITE SMASH CHANGER OPTIMUS PRIME
(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $31.49 Available: October 2022)

Smash into battle with TRANSFORMERS SMASH CHANGERS! This OPTIMUS PRIME figure stands at 9 inches and can convert from truck to robot mode in 3 steps by smashing! Each smashing motion activates a conversion step. Kids can manually convert back to OPTIMUS PRIME’s alt mode in 11 steps. This OPTIMUS PRIME toy robot is inspired by the Noble Leader character in the Transformers: Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures cartoon, as seen on the official TRANSFORMERS YouTube channel and Netflix. The war between heroic AUTOBOTS and evil DECEPTICONS continues in the 2-part series finale of Transformers: Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures animated series. As a powerful new threat targets CYBERTRON, it is up to GRIMLOCK and his new friends, the DINOBOTS, to unite and save the planet! Discover the unique powers and skills of each BUMBLEBEE CYBERVERSE ADVENTURES character and see how those powers will be used to defend CYBERTRON… or threaten it. Collect other TRANSFORMERS: BUMBLEBEE CYBERVERSE ADVENTURES figures inspired by the animated series — one of the best ways to introduce young kids and new fans to the exciting world of TRANSFORMERS (each sold separately, subject to availability). Available at most major toy retailers.

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An official image of the new Optimus toy in packaging, with the Dinobots Unite themed packaging, but without the Dinobots Unite labelling.
It also uses generic artwork of Optimus Prime, that doesn't match the toy inside.

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Well this suddenly showed up on Amazon Australia last week... but not in-stock.
It is listed for au$69, and word from Hasbro Australia is that it was put up too early, as the stock is being released in October.
It gives us more official images to look at though.

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Originally Posted by griffin

An official image of the new Optimus toy in packaging, with the Dinobots Unite themed packaging, but without the Dinobots Unite labelling.
It also uses generic artwork of Optimus Prime, that doesn't match the toy inside.

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