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. 

Imaginarium Art has posted an image set to their Facebook page in order to show off their industrial-grade 3D printer! They've done this by using it for one of the most common purposes for such a printer: rapid prototyping. In this case, of their upcoming G1 Megatron statue! If you're a fan of their robot-corpses-on-bases aesthetic, you'll possibly be pleased to note their design for Ironhide embedded into the statue's base. Keep reading to see!

The Bee Vision app is an action-packed experience that uses augmented reality markers to bring the battle to life in your room! It’s almost like being inside a video game! With Bee Vision wearable gear, you can battle Decepticons by targeting and destroying enemies that appear around you in your real-world environment.

The official Cartoon Network YouTube has posted a second clip from Transformers: Cyberverse! Titled "The Scout Ship," this clip runs about 2 minutes, and shows Bumblebee & Windblade's continuing quest to access Bee's memories- along with Windblade's new power to launch her wing rotors. Also a brief cameo by Slipstream! Keep reading to see.

Maas Toys - MA-001 Tyrant Throne is a comfortable place to sit your MP-36 to overlook all who follow him. A command position for a commanding figure. The Tyrant Throne is a rotocast chair done in purple to emulate your favorite scenes from this classic animated show. Each throne comes with a removable clear cast perch for an additional over look from those who never fail him, unlike some of his other warriors. 

Autobase Aichi has posted new images of upcoming Studio Series figures! #18, VW Bug Bumblebee, sports a package shot and robot and vehicle mode images. #22 and #23, Dropkick & KSI Sentry, are shown in both modes and have images of their unique backdrops. Keep reading to see the figures!

TakaraTomy has updated their product page for Encore Unicron with some additional shots including the 360-view turnaround sets they love to do. Encore Unicron is notably based on the duplicate Unicron created by the Mini-Cons near the end of Transformers Armada rather than the original colors. This "Unicron of Light" was depicted as a toy once before, but only as a lucky draw item. This version uses more clear plastics and a fully unique deco to try to better represent the glowing green Unicron from the TV show. Click through to find all the mirrored photos.

Unexpectedly, it seems a rather unique piece of Transformers history was recently listed for sale on Amazon from a marketplace seller: Original package art for the Beast Wars Microverse Orcanoch battlestation playset! The Microverse lineup only consisted of two toys before the price point was dropped, one for the Maximals, and one for the Predacons. This piece shows the full art produced for the packaging, without being cropped to fit or overlaid with callouts - although there are revision notes attached, which if anything just add to the interest. As of writing it was available for a little over $200. Read more...

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.

When the teaser trailer for this winter's Transformers: Bumblebee went live, viewers would notice that for a brief moment, Bumblebee appears in a differently detailed robot mode to his other known forms, looking like a Jeep. Well, we now have more information about that, coming from - of all places - an auction listing for the sale of the screen-used prop vehicle from the movie. The catalog listing gives some very vague plot elements in the description, so we're going to push that down a little to protect against possible spoilers, but be warned. Click here to see photos, copied from the auction catalog.