Every Movie Megatron toy has had more color than this.
Perhaps he's dead?Every Movie Megatron toy has had more color than this.
You talking about the design, the deco, the mistransformation or questionable engineering, the stagnant pictures or what?
Oh, he's a cartoon van.
-ZacWillim, with windshield eyes. Cute.
I’m not sure I’ll be buying much at launch because of that. It FEELS like there is some real “hype” around this product line, and my hope is that we got a solid slate of exclusives to come this year.I'm really hoping Hasbro's got some saucy repaints lined up for these boys and gal, because that's where they'll really shine. They are great toys.
Same vibe. Plus there's just too much coming out at once, and prices have remained high enough to keep it prohibitive.I’m not sure I’ll be buying much at launch because of that. It FEELS like there is some real “hype” around this product line, and my hope is that we got a solid slate of exclusives to come this year.
If nothing else, I’ve seen enough stuff get marked down after I paid full price to exercise a bit more patience.
Transformers / Beast Awakening Optimus Primal's appearance after transformation is revealed! Information on pre-sale benefits revealed
The latest movie Transformers series "Transformers / Beast Awakening" (released nationwide on August 4) will be released with a movie ticket with a transform acrylic stand. figure was revealed.
The series depicts the battles of metal lifeforms (transformers) that transform into any object, such as cars and fighter planes. In the latest work, a new force, Maximal, who transforms from animals participates in the war. Optimus Primal (voiced by Takehito Koyasu ) is a gorilla-type transformer who leads Maximal's beast warriors.
Optimus Primal before and after transformation is drawn on the acrylic stand of the privilege, and the pattern changes by changing the angle. After transformation, Primal has gorilla fur on both shoulders, reminiscent of the visuals of the popular TV anime "Beast Wars: Super Life Form Transformers" in Japan.
Advance tickets will be on sale from May 19th (Friday) at screening theaters nationwide (excluding some theaters) and major mail order sites. The acrylic stand is limited in quantity, so it will end as soon as it is gone. (Editorial department, Takuya Kuramoto)