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MP-57 Masterpiece Skyfire / Jetfire has been released in Japan and fans are getting their hands on him. One of them is fellow Seibertronian Logan, who gives us a full review, in Italian. Many in hand images showcasing scale have also been posted across the web and Super Robot Ed compiled them into a video which we also have for you below. Enjoy!
We have for you below a review of the upcoming Transformers deluxe Rise of the Beasts Wheeljack. It seems like reports of removable glasses were greatly exaggerated. While they probably can be removed with force, they are not meant to be removeable.
The video is from PrimevsPrime.
He and other fans were able to procure this toy early through asian online marketplaces like this one: https://shopee.ph/Hasbro-Transformers-L ... V06AwhRwFM
There will be a Studio Series release of Wheeljack as well but we have not seen it as it probably is not coming out in the first wave of Studio Series toys from the Rise of the Beasts line.
We have for you below more images of the upcoming Transformers Studio Series deluxe Rise of the Beasts Airazor. The official images we saw earlier this week were slightly mistransformed so the images below can give you a better idea of how the beast mode could look better.
The images and video are from PrimevsPrime.
While preorders are live at all online retailers, like Amazon, many fans were able to get their copy early through asian online marketplaces like this one: https://shopee.ph/Hasbro-Transformers-L ... V06AwhRwFM
If you want a full list of the other Rise of the Beasts toys released in the Studio Series line, click this link: /transformers ... 023/47361/
If you want more details behind why we are getting two ROTB Airazors simultaneously, you can click here: /transformers ... ors/47359/
We have found a video review of deluxe Nightbird from the Rise of the Beasts toyline. This toy should be released alongside the Cheetor, Airazor and Wheeljack toy we have previously seen in the Rise of the Beasts toyline. These are not Studio Series figures. These toys are said to have a release date of March 1 though there is still no official news about them from Hasbro. While the title of this review may be nonsense, it gives an idea of the complexity of the figure for those who don't mind having the transformation spoiled. We also have the review for deluxe Cheetor below, which was posted earlier.
While the Authentics line is not covered heavily since it isn't part of any reveals and is not even meant for big box retailers, the Optimus Primal toy did interest fans since it works with the core class collection Hasbro has been setting up in the Generations lines. However, as you will see below, this is not a core class toy, size wise. It is between the core class and deluxe class, being almost as big as a Studio Series Bumblebee toy. We have two reviews below to give you a better look at the figure. We don't have more info regarding his availability since there is no set rule for where figures like these may end up or when they will show up in various markets.
From TF fan France who posted on Botposting.
Authentics bravo class Optimus Primal.
He's... actually pretty good. I expected this to be very hollow and weightless like the other ones from the same toyline, but no. It's the opposite.
He has a decent amount of articulation, NONE of the pieces have fallen off, he doesn't look very hollow except on his legs and a little on the arms, and he actually has weight.
The painting and sculpting are good.
The arms and legs can bend and because they're on a balljoint they can also swivel. The head can only look from side to side in robot mode and the gorilla head can only look up and down.
For the accessories he has two blasters which are stored on his back.
He unfortunately doesn't have his two swords.
I'd say it's a good Optimus Primal for those looking for cheap.
The Earthspark line arrived in the US earlier in the week, two months after the show debuted on Paramount +, but there were some classes missing. Well, those classes, the Tacticon and Spin Changer class, have now been found as well. The images below come from a Puerto Rico Target and were taken by Electro Rush, though they have shown up in various states in the US. We have reviews for all of these below, starting with a review from chuckdawg1999 for Spin Changers Optimus Prime and Bumblebee.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:Don't kid yourself, the Spin Changers are gimmick first and only. Of the two Optimus has the most articulation since its arms bend due to the transformation, but the gimmick works slightly better with Bumblebee. The figurines are nice but feel out of place with Prime and Bee. These are definitely best enjoyed by a younger audience.
Amazon.com got the new core class Legacy Slug as soon as the new year rolled in and he is still available there at $11.99 even though his wave mats are still on preorder. If you are curious about this toy, Chuckdawk1999 has a review for us which you can see below. He is the first of 6 core class Dinobots that combine into a new Volcanicus toy. The 6th Dinobot will be Skar, like in the IDW comics.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:This is an interesting way to start the Evolution of Legacy. Slug, more commonly known as Slag to long-time fans, is a really fun figure. Transformation is simple but has a few fun steps that leave you satisfied. While this can never replace the SS86 leader, Slug makes for a fun desk toy.
Looks like we get new reveals everyday, be they through leaks or people finding toys in stores. For today, we have 4 bots to show you, all from the Legacy Evolution line and some are first looks, like with deluxe Crosscut. As expected, this is a redeco of Legacy Skids with the Burnout head. He will be part of the second wave of Legacy Evolution deluxes along with Animated Prowl and the Junkion bike. We also have more images of core class Slug found on Instagram. Adding to that is a video showing the transformation. In it we see that the combiner head is parts formed like in the glorious days of G1 combiners. We have 2 more videos too, both from Chefatron. One is a review of Prime Skyquake and the other is of core class Thundercracker, giving us our best look yet at the upcoming figure. Enjoy!
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