Voyager Seaspray and PowerCore Combiner Bombshock with Combaticons (un-named drones with no robot mode).

I took a few photos of these two upcoming toys, for those who may not get to see them before they are given away.

Both are scheduled for release around June, so could even show up in stores within a couple weeks.

The Bombshock, Combaticon Drones and Seaspray toys in vehicle mode.


Side on. Notice the rear of Bombshock - the blue posts just stick out there, which ruins the look of it.


Underneath. Bombshock looks even worse, with the rear section of the vehicle having an open gap and blue plugs.


In a group shot of other toys to show size scale.
Toys include Leader Optimus, Voyager Mindwipe and Bludgeon, Deluxe Sideswipe, Scout Breakdown, Legends Bumblebee, RPMs Ratchet, Robot Heroes Dispensor and Gen1 Optimus.


Combaticon drones and Bombshock next to a Legends Bumblebee and RPMs Ratchet for scale. And Seaspray carrying Scout Breakdown.


Bombshock and Seaspray in robot mode with others for scale.


The two with the drones.


Both from the back.


Bombshock transformed ready for combined mode.


Bombshock in Power-Up mode.
The Drones are either arms or legs in the Power-Up mode. Each is spring-loaded/auto-transforms when plugged onto the blue posts.
Drones and plugs are universal throughout this line, provided you keep arm drones for arms and leg drones for legs.
Endless combinations are possible if you have a number of these toys.


And from the back.


Bombshock Power-Up mode and Seaspray in a group shot for scale.


Seaspray and Bombshock fighting.


Bombshock getting the upper hand...


But the tables are soon turned...


Seaspray has decent amount of articulation in the limbs for posing and action.
The hovercraft mode locks together so well, it takes a bit of force to start transforming it into robot mode.

Bombshock also has adequate articulation, but loses some of it in the Power-Up mode, as the ball-socket joints are locked away for the blue plug joints.
The black claw hand is so loose that it only stays extended when hanging down.
The small size of Bombshock has affected its engineering, leaving the rear section of the vehicle mode as a major flaw of the toy.
Finally some easy-play Transformers toys to make it more fun to play with the toys again (especially kids with their friends), without spending several minutes converting a single toy.

I recommend both Bombshock and Seaspray - Bombshock for the new gimmick that has a fun and interactive play value to it, and Seaspray for a fairly easy toy that pays a little homage to the Gen1 toy of the same name.