Hasbro has scaled these figures down from their main-line versions as faithfully as possible while maintaining decent articulation and transformation. inch mini-figure allows fans to collect a mini version of the iconic character to pose out with other Optimus Prime figures at larger scales! His voice sounds uncannily like Beast Wars Scorponok (a dork) and he still says “yes” and “no” a lot but it kind of feels like those affects are just there in the script and the character doesn’t know what to do with them. She also still seems to have a huggy thing with Tigatron, but no tentacled alien plant traps this time.

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L. (Fossilized Osteo-Skeletal Shield Integration Loadout) technology, Fossilizer bots, infused with primordial energy, break apart to weaponize their allies. We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from.It should say, y’know, “Sounds of Earth” there, but instead there’s what looks like pixelated Cybertronian letters. BEASTIFY THE BATTLEFIELD: Unleash the primal power of the beasts with the ancient and highly advanced F.

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Worlds collide when the Maximals and Predacons join the fight, coming together with the Autobots and Decepticons in an epic battle that will alter their destiny forever. Just like the Last Autobot, the Ark robot in Kingdom helps to quickly and decisively end the millions-of-years-old war. Includes Transformers Generations War for Cybertron: Kingdom Core Class Optimus Prime figure, 1 accessory, and instructions. The one that looks like Perceptor isn’t; he’s got a pointy missile launcher on his shoulder, not a microscope. This is nothing new as Takara has been faithfully scaling down their figures since the beginning of the Transformers, shown here left to right: 2020 Earthrise Optimus Prime Leader, 2021 Kingdom Optimus Prime Core, 2018 Generation 1 Optimus Prime Walmart reissue, 1987 Takara Generation 1 TF Jr Convoy, and the 2004 Takara Worlds Smallest Convoy.

The original Blackarachnia was one of Beast Wars’ breakout characters, spinning off doppelgangers into later Transformers series with ease. That’s right, if there’s a Maximal you wish were in this series, they’re probably not here ‘cuz they’re dead. In a flashback scene in the 2002 Transformers anime, Transformers: Armada, a festive green-and-red recolor of Fortress Maximus’s character model was nicknamed “Christmas Maximus” by the fandom for obvious reasons. Though this time it’s through punching things, not by standing around and administering extra lives to all the Autobots as they die in battle. Kingdom Blackarachnia hits the nail on that head, with even the voice acting feeling spot-on without being uncanny valley-y.

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She’s the Maximal’s heart and conscience, and she gets herself purposefully captured so that she can try to infect Dinobot with a little of that heart and conscience. If you’ve been thinking, man, they’ve been hitting the Beast Wars characters pretty closely or right-on-the-mark so far, then I’m sorry to introduce you to Kingdom Megatron. Airazor warns she’ll rip off Blackarachnia’s legs if she betrays her, and Blackarachnia tells Airazor not to threaten her with a good time. There’s also a purple translucent Fossilizer named Skelevore (yeah) included, but he doesn’t show up in animation.

As it holds off the Decepticons’ spaceship, the Nemesis, it informs Wheeljack that it was made of possible futures while traveling through the Dead Universe (as seen in Earthrise), saw that in one timeline it could transform into a robot, and devoted a portion of its resources to making this possibility a reality.

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Thanks to Hasbro who have sent us the first wave of toys for preview, we are excited to share with you this in-hand video review and image gallery for the leader class Optimus PRIME and Trailer action figure. Optimus Primal’s friendliness is a little suspect here in context, considering Dinobot is very likely responsible for no small portion of the 200 Maximals Primal lost in battle with the Predacons. In Kingdom, Rattrap is played pretty much the same way, probably owing to Rattrap’s voice actor, Frank Todaro, who’s also been voicing a pretty good Starscream in War for Cybertron’s trilogy. In fact, as this clip flickers around, we get a clearer shot at the robot on the left, and … are those horns on that head? It’s important that we know exactly who and what their deals are so that when they invariably show up in next year’s Transformers: Rise of the Beasts feature film, we know for what reasons we’re angry that they’re different!As we all know, there were only six Autobots (plus Daniel Witwicky) present at Optimus Prime’s The Transformers: The Movie death, with Springer off having better things to do than watch Prime die. I think the folks behind Kingdom also gush a little over Dinobot, and it shows, and so a lot of episode 3 felt very me-targeted.