Reviews

The Warrior Class from the Cyberverse line has been hit or miss, mostly miss. Soundwave benefits from a gimmick that isn't tied to a limb or something more intrusive. Yes it's still a simplified figure, and it doesn't have the articulation most collectors would want, but it's an overall good figure that I feel a lot of fans and collectors would be satisfied with.

Ultra Class Slipstream is a good figure. While not overly articulated it does enough to have a fair amount of play value. The action gimmick is relatively unobtrusive and fun, while the transformation is surprisingly involved for a simplified figure. Overall I feel this is worth a look if not a purchase.

There was once a time I really liked the Aerialbot mold, that time has passed. this figure was floppy, the wings are bent out of the box, and it's just not fun. I hope we get a better Darkwing down the line.

Let's take a look at the tiniest "Leader Class" Figure ever....for now...sigh, I bet things'll get worse 5 years from now. Just Wait.

The Evolution gimmick in the Power of the Primes line allowed for a basic Voyagerish figure to merge with some extra parts into a more powerful version of the character. The two figures that best utilized this gimmick were the first two released, Optimus Prime and Rodimus Prime. Unfortunately, neither pulled the gimmick off as well as they could. Optimus is the better overall figure but the entire transformation process screams this was designed for Powermaster Optimus Prime, not Orion Pax. Rodimus embodies the gimmick perfectly but the transformation and resulting robot mode are lacking. Ultimately both figures are good, not great members of a somewhat lackluster line.

My First Hasbro Takara Tomy Transformers Generations Transformers: Siege: War for Cybertron Trilogy Leader Class figure. Autobot City commander Ultra Magnus