Back in 2008, Wal-Mart and Hasbro celebrated the popularity of Bumblebee by releasing a three pack featuring three different incarnations of the little yellow Autobot. The only figure that was changed in this set was a redeco of Classics Bumblebee, so take a look at my review of the "Legacy of Bumblebee" three pack to see if it's worth grabbing this item for your collection.

In the Transformers movie universe, two rivals duke it out in a battle to decide the title of the "Master of Metallikato". This Toys R Us exclusive two pack brings two G1 characters into the movie universe: Whirl and Bludgeon! Check out my review for the Master of Metallikato set here!

If you haven't been able to tell, I've been trying to get a bunch of Legends Class reviews done the past couple days. Next up? Autobot Skids! Go here to read my review of this figure.

As he hides behind other larger, more powerful Decepticons, Sideways constantly worries about his own safety. See my review for this figure here.

While Megatron wreaked havoc on Earth, a more malevolent and ancient force was working behind the scenes to manipulate events. He is The Fallen and as I recover from turkey coma, you can check out my review of the Legends version of this character!

During this time of year, we all think of friends, family, turkey and shopping. Thanksgiving traditionally kicks off the Christmas shopping season, and a bunch of Transformers related sales are on their way. See the list below!

Walmart will be selling exclusive two packs of Scout Class figures for $9.00. Check out the ad here.

Joining the ranks of Legends Class figures is Mudflap, one of the Autobot twin brothers. What do I think of this figure? Found it in my review of Legends Class Mudflap!

Once a Transformer with the vocabulary of the Incredible Hulk, Tankor went on to become one of the most nefarious villains of the Beast Machines saga. Now a redeco in the "Revenge of the Fallen" line takes its inspiration from this character. Go here to see my review of Legends Class Tankor!

Towards the end of the first Transformers movie toy line, a series of figures were given new decos to better match their CGI counterparts on the big screen. One of these was Bumblebee, released as "Premium Bumblebee". Check out the review for this figure here.