Reviews

The Ultra Class figures from Cyberverse feature gimmicks that are better activated, with actual buttons and slides that are dedicated to the gimmick. Of the three I like Starscream the best because the missile gimmick reminds me of the classic Macross missile spam. If you're obsessed with articulation these figures are clearly not for you, but if you're looking for chunky robots that are fun; Bumblebee, Starscream, and Grimlock are for you.

This is my review for the Hasbro Transformers Generations Power of the Primes Deluxe Class Decepticon Combiner Terrorcon SINNERTWIN.

Warrior Class Optimus Prime is an ambitious figure that unfortunately falls short. The gimmick is really cool, the arm swings forward while his ax flips out. Unfortunately, it's relying on the figure being assembled perfectly AND a thin piece of plastic hitting the arm just right. At best you can get the ax to flip out which is still cool. Transformation gives you a nice looking, modern update to the classic G1 one look in vehicle mode with a svelt robot mode. This figure doesn't do anything new or different that the Ultimate class Prime doesn't do better.

Here is Fanstoys take on the mind manipulating Decepticon Headmaster Mindwipe which they cal Dracula. He comes with instruction manual, flight stand, bio card, hand blaster and Headmaster Helsing aka Vorath.

At first, I didn't think I would like Warrior Class Bumblebee, but the weapon gimmick and transformation grew on me. Yes, the weapon gimmick and be a bit finicky at times but that really doesn't take away from the figure. While most collectors are rolling their eyes at "Yet another Bumblebee" this figure has something new to offer that's worth a look.

To be specific, in this video I show off Hasbro's Transformers Generations Power of the Primes, Prime War Trilogy, Titans Return Deluxe Class Repugnus with Dastard and Solus Prime as well as Titan Master Repugnus.

Check out Takara Tomy Transformers Masterpiece 41 Dinobot from the Beast Wars series. He's large and comes with a rack of accessories but he also comes with a big price point. Is he worth it?

Repugnus is the second Amazon exclusive figure from the Prime Wars trilogy representing Titans Return. A heavy retool of Twinferno, it's closer in appearance to the previously released exclusive Grotusque. An interesting figure in its own right with a fun transformation, Repugnus is a solid choice.