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I thought it would be cool to try and reconfigure Transformers Generations Selects War for Cybertron Deluxe Transmutate in a different way, and I wanted to try something closer to the animation model. Here's what I came up with.

My reaction to the haslab news plus i use a seige hound to do more detailed size comparissons with the original figures and show you the victory leo box art they mentioned ⁠

Friend, like new modes.

Here is a look at one of my favourite generation one figures. This guy is a Japanese exclusive and he is incredible. He is huge as well, which I’ll show you with some size comparisons. I’ll show you him in both modes and combined. I’ll show you his accessories and what to look out for if after one yourself. We can also look at his packaging and the artwork on it. If you’re thinking of collecting Japanese exclusives, this guy is a must. I hope I do him justice on this video.

Here is one of my all time favourite figures and the main reason I got in to collecting generation one Japanese exclusives. I hadn’t even seen the cartoon Victory yet but I had seen pictures of this figure and was so intrigued I had to get one. It truely is an amazing toy and I hope I do it some justice in this video. See him here in all of his modes, his combined modes and his modes where he’s combined with victory Leo too. I’ll also show you both types of packaging he was released in and the difference between the toys.

At long last, and in light of my many criticisms of the the Studio Series 86 Hot Rod, it is time to look at the case for Transformers Kingdom Rodimus Prime and see if he really does fill the bill, or not, for a commander class offering! Plus, we compare him to the POTP, ER Optimus and the season 3 cast!

Red Alert arrives in the Kingdom line with a new Earth mode...but is he worth tracking down?

Toyhax greatly improves one of the biggest disappointments of the Earthrise Line.

Hasbro along with IDW has decided to reboot the Shattered Glass concept with some Pulse exclusive figures and a new comic. The first of these figures is Blurr, a repaint of Studio Series 86 Blurr featuring a new head, which I believe is a bit of a send-up of the head used on the FunPub version of SG Blurr. I do like the darker more purple-blue with the metallic teal highlights in vehicle mode. Overall the figure is the same, if you liked SS 86 Blurr you'll like this figure, if you had issues with the SS 86 mold, well, those issues are still here.