Reviews

This figure is 1 of 3 online exclusive Transformers Prime Wars Trilogy Transformers. This particular one represent Combiner Wars. He is a combiner meant to merge with Combiner Wars Bruticus which I do in this video.

Moving foward, I'm going to be placing all my reviews here unless it's a more major figure. Let's start with Jazz

Snarl and Sludge are the final two figures released to form the combiner Volcanicus. They're good at what they do but overall feel flat. Maybe they needed to be bigger, maybe they needed ALL their weapons, but I just didn't enjoy these as much as I thought I would.

This is my video review of Hasbro's Transformers: Generations: Power of the Primes, Autobot Novastar. She is a female Autobot Combiner and one of the first female transformers ever shown on the original g1 cartoon.

I really don't know what more I can say about this figure except that no words have been invented that can properly describe its awesomeness. I HOPE this marks a turn for Action Toys and their Machine Robo line.

I finally have CHILL REVIEWS for all the Transformers Generations Power of the Primes Terrorcons Combiners Voyager Class Hun-Grrr and Deluxe Class Rippersnapper, Blot, Cutthroat & Sinnertwin. Now here's my general overview of the full set and their combined form Abominus.

Novastar is a fun figure and a great repaint with a new head of Moonracer. If you're a fan of the mold it's worth the double dip but there's not much new here to recommend to someone who's on the fence about the mold or character.

Here's is my video review of this highly articulated masterpiece of a 5 inch transforming action figure. He's armed to the teeth with several optional accessories.

I'm not going to contribute to the rather heated discussion over the use of the term Scout Class for these simplified, half transforming figures. The various size and shapes of Transformers over the years have had a TON of different names. These figures are fun, a seemingly bad word nowadays but it's true. Crashing Megatron and Bumblebee together, for example, is a simple joy. The transformations for each figure are simple but in the case of Bumblebee and Starscream features a few interesting touches. Any recommendations for these figures would fall on deaf ears but they're really not ALL bad.