Cyberverse Ultra Class 2020 Wave 1 Available on Amazon.com

Superbly tempted on Clobber

It'd be nice if they would stock Ratbat and Rumble already, since I cannot find them anywhere!

Lore Keeper wrote:It'd be nice if they would stock Ratbat and Rumble already, since I cannot find them anywhere!

In this line?

Sabrblade wrote:

Lore Keeper wrote:It'd be nice if they would stock Ratbat and Rumble already, since I cannot find them anywhere!

In this line?

I mean don't you know about Cyberverse Ratbat and Rumble?

Deadput wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Lore Keeper wrote:It'd be nice if they would stock Ratbat and Rumble already, since I cannot find them anywhere!

In this line?

I mean don't you know about Cyberverse Ratbat and Rumble?

Me thinks you're confusing some releases. Cyberverse has no toys for Ratbat or Rumble, however, Siege does.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Deadput wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Lore Keeper wrote:It'd be nice if they would stock Ratbat and Rumble already, since I cannot find them anywhere!

In this line?

I mean don't you know about Cyberverse Ratbat and Rumble?

Me thinks you're confusing some releases. Cyberverse has no toys for Ratbat or Rumble, however, Siege does.

I think your confusing my sarcasm for a legitimate question.

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Superbly tempted on Clobber

I read Cobbler and now I'm hungry. Not a bad option to fill that overpriced Lugnut sized hole on shelves.

I picked up Clobber, and she's totally worth it. Good articulation fun transformation, and the gimmick is totally ignoreable if you don't like it.

LE0KING wrote:I picked up Clobber, and she's totally worth it. Good articulation fun transformation, and the gimmick is totally ignoreable if you don't like it.

Sounds great man, thanks for letting us know! I am really intrigued by the fun transformation you describe.

If you're interested in the baby sharkticons

Good Bumblebee?

Very good Bumblebee

So Optimus then. He's a pretty decent figure. Not perfect, not a standout, but he's still pretty good. He moves and looks good, and I like the matrix blasting effect. The colors are also pretty sweet. the mix of black and blue on the legs is pretty sweet

Those Pat Lee toes, though...

Greetings Seibertronians! Thanks to an Eagle eyed twitter user, @Waspshot23, we have our first sighting of the new Ultimate Class Optimus Prime figure for the Transformers Cyberverse line in the UK! This toy features flip out Energon Armour like his wave mates, speaking of...

The user also spotted Ultra Class Clobber on the shelf next to Prime! She features the same gimmick as Optimus. Check out the image below!



This is what the twitter user had to say about the sighting:

@Waspshot23 wrote:Sad to report Clobber is tiny but that brick Optimus? Weighs a ton. Could club someone with it.

It's hard to tell which store this sighting was made at.

Will you be hunting either of these down? Do you want a Clobber to go with your Lugnut? Let us know in the Energon Pub and stay tuned to Seibertron for all the latest news and reviews!

Those toys look nice,the package is simple yet effective.

Day 23 of waiting for Transformers Armada Masterpiece toy news.

today was a Megatron type day.

This figure is OK. not fantastic, but still good. His joints are a smidge loose, and he feels a bit thin compared to how I would like him to be, but he can pose pretty good, the tank mode is enjoyable, and the transformation is interesting, if a bit of a pain with the legs

Shockwave seems to have hollowed out Optimus Primes Chest and wearing him as armor... Ultimate figure at the Entertainer

https://www.thetoyshop.com/action-toys- ... 4603_shock

Cyberverse Shockwave went to work last Friday. He's ok, has some nice paint work, but the mold is pretty weak, easily my least favorite of the 4 new deluxes. He was improved greatly when i discovered I could remove his hose from the gun, but he's still kinda just eh

How does he compare to the Warrior, which was a very decent figure?

Sabrblade wrote:How does he compare to the Warrior, which was a very decent figure?

Didn't get it. This is my only Cyberverse shockwave figure

So I got Clobber today, and wanted to take a few to talk about her.

For one thing, it is super cool to have another female Con bruiser. 2 it is great to have gotten a toy of a minor character in this line. 3 she is pretty good figure by herself. I wish her head could move a little, but the arms and legs can move so she still poses pretty well! The armor gimmick is kinda cool and doesn't inhibit her really at all, so it's a nice bonus.

She is good, worth the price point, and worth a pickup if you can get her. It also makes me excited for the Rack n' Ruin in this size!

I dunno that I'd call her a "minor" character. "Secondary", at least. She and Lockdown and pretty much the Jessie and James of this show.

Sabrblade wrote:How does he compare to the Warrior, which was a very decent figure?

Regarding articulation and paint job he is leagues beyond the Warrior. And it adds quite a bit of complexity in comparison as well. For instance, the warrior had 0 change for his hands turning into spider tank feet while with the deluxe you open up panels to store away the hands and replace them with actual feet making the parts look different in both modes. And it adds the mandibles to the transformation making the front of the tank different than just the robot chest flipped up.

ahhh it was such a nice surprise to walk into K-Mart today and actually find something new that I wanted.

In this instance, the first four build-a-figure figures. They went straight to lay-buy!

Sabrblade wrote:How does he compare to the Warrior, which was a very decent figure?

Nicer but not the dramatic improvement that the other three are. The biggest difference is the amount of articulation.

I think a Shockwave in every assortment can stop now (or after the upcoming big one), he's been done so often and they're all very similar toys. Not a design worthy of all the refinement.

Did post this in the “Sightings Forum” for my state but just wanted to share on here. Cool seeing these in person, Clobber definitely looks pretty neat.

SGM

ScottyP wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:How does he compare to the Warrior, which was a very decent figure?

Nicer but not the dramatic improvement that the other three are. The biggest difference is the amount of articulation.

I think a Shockwave in every assortment can stop now (or after the upcoming big one), he's been done so often and they're all very similar toys. Not a design worthy of all the refinement.

This right here. He has got a lot of toys, but they really aren't much different from either other in terms of what they do, and his design here is nowhere near as cool as the space battleship

is it just me or do the new deluxes feel like...
Transformers: Fast Times at Primus High

When they were so young and beautiful and amazing and played sports and rivaled for girls and worried only about Cyberprom and rust-acne?
When everyone gets a growth spurt over summer vaycay. (Everyone but Bumblebee)
Back in those far off wonder years, 5.7 million years ago.

Repugnus - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10218965474260515

looks like the product of a relationship between a g1 predacon and a scraplet.

blackeyedprime wrote:looks like the product of a relationship between a g1 predacon and a scraplet.

In other words, it's a Repugnus that looks like Repugnus.

It looks perfect for what it is.

Sabrblade wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:looks like the product of a relationship between a g1 predacon and a scraplet.

In other words, it's a Repugnus that looks like Repugnus.

But this one is smiling! Must be in a good mood.

Deadput wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:looks like the product of a relationship between a g1 predacon and a scraplet.

In other words, it's a Repugnus that looks like Repugnus.

But this one is smiling! Must be in a good mood.

But, G1-based Repugnuses were always grinning happily in monster mode.

Sabrblade wrote:

Deadput wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:looks like the product of a relationship between a g1 predacon and a scraplet.

In other words, it's a Repugnus that looks like Repugnus.

But this one is smiling! Must be in a good mood.

But, G1-based Repugnuses were always grinning happily in monster mode.

Transformers G1 1987 Repugnus (Repug) Gallery

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Deadput wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:looks like the product of a relationship between a g1 predacon and a scraplet.

In other words, it's a Repugnus that looks like Repugnus.

But this one is smiling! Must be in a good mood.

But, G1-based Repugnuses were always grinning happily in monster mode.

Transformers G1 1987 Repugnus (Repug) Gallery

Yeah, that right there. Look at that cheery boy, how can one not like that grin?

Sabrblade wrote:Yeah, that right there. Look at that cheery boy, how can one not like that grin?

Ah the original guy I thought was just grinning because he was about to gut someone.

I was thinking that Cyberverse here was just happy in general like he was having a great day.

Deadput wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Yeah, that right there. Look at that cheery boy, how can one not like that grin?

Ah the original guy I thought was just grinning because he was about to gut someone.

I was thinking that Cyberverse here was just happy in general like he was having a great day.

For Repugnus, gutting someone is the definition of having a great day.

Sabrblade wrote:For Repugnus, gutting someone is the definition of having a great day.

I suppose.

Well I guess this one's having an even happier day then.

Good evening all! It has been reported that a Cyberverse 1-Step Repugnus figure has been sighted in the wild at U.S. retail! This comes to us from Markie Dark @Cheetimus on Twitter, and was sighted at a Target in California as shown in the images below.

Repugnus is one of the original three Monsterbots from the G1 era of Transformers and has now gotten the Cyberverse treatment, complete with adorable little smiley monster mode and a robot mode with some pretty decent arms! Get out there and best of luck on the hunt! The 1-Step Changers can usually be acquired for under the $10 dollar mark so definitely easy on the wallet!

Have you been looking to add this guy to your collection or already have him in hand? Let us know what you think down below and as always stay tuned to Seibertron.com for all your Transformers needs!

These new one steps are really awesome

Bot mode does look pretty decent for a 1 step. Might look good with RID Twinferno even if he does end up being shorter than a Warrior.

Emerje

I'm planning to get him and Whirl, they both look good and I want to support these characters with so few toys. Plus, he looks pretty dang fun! And Emerje, I think he will go good with Twinferno as well, that would make a great pair

Emerje wrote:Bot mode does look pretty decent for a 1 step. Might look good with RID Twinferno even if he does end up being shorter than a Warrior.

Emerje

Well it probably still would scale well.

I love this beautiful beefy bulky babe of a Clobber

i wish they had gone back to the traditional type of toys like we had in Prime and beasthunters
these designs are pretty cool i just dont like the crappy gimmicks

Ultra Markus wrote:i wish they had gone back to the traditional type of toys like we had in Prime and beasthunters
these designs are pretty cool i just dont like the crappy gimmicks

They are giving us those Prime like toys in the deluxe class, just grab those.

william-james88 wrote:

Ultra Markus wrote:i wish they had gone back to the traditional type of toys like we had in Prime and beasthunters
these designs are pretty cool i just dont like the crappy gimmicks

They are giving us those Prime like toys in the deluxe class, just grab those.

Deluxe, they call it!?
Ha!
More like SCOUT CLASS REBORN, I say!

Still... Very cool figs.

Z3ROhour wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Ultra Markus wrote:i wish they had gone back to the traditional type of toys like we had in Prime and beasthunters
these designs are pretty cool i just dont like the crappy gimmicks

They are giving us those Prime like toys in the deluxe class, just grab those.

Deluxe, they call it!?
Ha!
More like SCOUT CLASS REBORN, I say!

Still... Very cool figs.

I dont get it, they are as big as the other deluxes on the shelf and as big as deluxes from past lines like Prime.

carytheone wrote:Are they are using the BAF option as a feeler for more BAFs or a full release of Maccadam? And will the strength/quality of the actual bots give a false positive?

Someone had posted another idea which I feel may be closer to reality. This bonus is instead done to ease people into this higher price point, which is new to the line, and to Transformers cartoon lines in general. We both already know that parts and complexity wise, these deluxes have as much going on as Siege, a line that doesn't come with BAF and that people are still willingly buying. But since this is marketed for a different audience, Hasbro has to signal that there is more here than there was before as obviously as possible and a BAF does that. Hence why it's also not at all on par with Marvel legends BAFs, it's just for show. And once parents have been acclimated to this new price point on the shelves for this line, the BAF will be removed.

Also, while most know that Transformers toys are made to attract parents first and fans second, there are still people who sometime think the world revolves around fans, so here is some nice little marketing reminding people who Hasbro is truly targeting with their toys: https://www.facebook.com/transformers/p ... =3&theater