Beast Wars 25th Anniversary Celebration

TIme to look at the new Transformers Kingdom Scorponok in comparison to my highly customized original Beast Wars ultra class! More than a matter of who wins, is there room enough for both in my collection...or yours?

Rendition of John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads" performed by Garry Chalk. Yes, he plays a right-handed guitar upside down without restringing it. Click Image to Read the Full News Story Now

Here's a fun little throwback to the early days of Beast Wars, right down to the Kenner logo on the packaging. Rattrap is a simple one-step changer that was quite articulated for the day. Unfortunately, the ball joints haven't held up and can't support the weight of the figure well on my copy. Cheetor is a real stand-out from the early days and it's worth remembering that it was one of the most articulated figures of the day. All the joints are still tight and can hold a pose, it's a really fun figure. Both Rattrap and Cheetor are fun figures and if you've never experienced a Transformer from this era, they're worth the purchase.

Hello Here is a new video (in French) of our favorite covert agent: Ravage Best

Mint in Package (MIP) Monday grabs a vine to swing back into BEAST WARS MONTH for a look at the 25th Anniversary Beast Wars Optimus Primal ultra scale figure reissue compared side by side with the original boxed edition. As you can see the 2021 reissue shares most of the design aspects with the 1996 release. However, they are quite different from the yellow inserts that is positioned lower with arms to the side on the reissue, to the back and sides of the boxes that have different multi-language presentations and a revised bio card. We'll take a look at these guys out of the box in a future post Click Image to Read the Full News Story Now

The Daily Prime hits the cinema for BEAST WARS MONTH with a look at the Japan-exclusive 1998 movie release Transformers: Beast Wars II: Lio Convoy's Close Call! Today's shot relives the scene in the film when Lio Convoy the legendary former Maximal commander Convoy (Optimus Primal) is summoned from the past to help take on the unstoppable Galvatron and Majin Zarak. Click Image to Read the Full News Story Now

The Daily Prime takes to the skies for BEAST WARS MONTH with a look at the 1997 Transformers Beast Wars TransMetal Optimus Primal mega class figure. The boss monkey got a makeover in season 2 when the Vok's Planet Buster failed sending out a quantum surge across the planet. Those exposed to the surge were given a shiny new look with new abilities to go with it. Click Image to Read the Full News Story Now

The Daily Prime keeps on flying into the weekend with a look another the blue chromed boss monkey with the 1999 Kabaya Transformers Beast Wars Transmetals Dash!! Choco Optimus Primal candy toy. These super-deformed style figures have a wind-up mechanism that makes them "Dash" on their own. Click Image to Read the Full News Story Now

The Daily Prime gets on board with the BEAST WARS MONTH with a look at the BotCon 2014 Timelines Wreckers Primal Prime customization class exclusive figure (right). BotCon attendees could sign up for a special class to build their very own Transformers figures that was exclusive to each years's how. This redeco remakes the 10th Anniversary Optimus Primal in clear and opaque plastics as a homage to the Beast Machines Primal Prime that was a remake of the Beast Wars Optimal Optimus mold. Click Image to Read the Full News Story Now