Generation One

The line that started it all beginning in 1984 and lasting until 1991. This also includes Generation One items released after 1999 as part of the G1 renaissance.

Toy Review: Generations Legends Class Bumblebee with Blazemaster

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Bumblebee works alone without any problem, whether it's serving as a spy or messenger. When he was teamed up with Blazemaster he saw an opportunity to be even more effective on the battlefield, allowing Blazemaster to distract Decepticons before he took them out permanently! Today's review brings you a look at Generations Bumblebee with Blazemaster!

Generations Bumblebee with Blazemaster Toy Review

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Generations

General Information:
Release Date: April 2013
Price Point: $9.99 (depending on retailer)
Retailer: General (Toys R Us, Amazon, Target etc.)
Accessories: Blazemaster figure/weapon

Toy Review: Arms Micron Frenzy with Dago

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Frenzy is one of the most loyal Decepticons out there but that doesn't mean he isn't prone to rages whenever someone questions his strength or bravery. He'll use his sonic powers or Dago as his weaponry and take down any Autobot who dares to challenge him! Today's second "Arms Micron" review is for Frenzy with Dago.

Arms Micron Frenzy with Dago (F) Toy Review

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Transformers Arms Micron

General Information:
Release Date: April 2013
Price Point: $40 (Import Stores, prices may vary)
Retailer: Japanese Exclusive
Accessories: "Dago (R)" Micron figure/weapon

Toy Review: Arms Micron Rumble with Dago

in Arms Micron, Decepticon, Deluxe, Generation One, News

Rumble may not be the biggest or most powerful Decepticon around, but what he lacks in size and strength he more than makes up for with his ill temper and attitude. He backs this up with Dago who transforms into a blaster and a piledriver! Today's review takes a look at the Japanese exclusive Arms Micron Rumble with Dago.

Arms Micron Rumble with Dago (R) Toy Review

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Transformers Prime

General Information:
Release Date: April 2013
Price Point: $40 (Import Stores, prices may vary)
Retailer: Japanese Exclusive
Accessories: "Dago (R)" Micron figure/weapon

Toy Review: "Transformers Universe" SDCC 2008 Nemesis Prime

in Comic-Con Exclusive, Decepticon, Generation One, News, Universe 2.0, Voyager

Created as an evil and powerful clone of Optimus Prime, Nemesis Prime no longer remembers who he was. What he does know is that he wants to make the universe pay for turning him into what he is, and with his powerful weaponry he can do just that! Today's retro review takes a look at SDCC 2008 Exclusive Nemesis Prime!

Transformers Universe 2.0 Toy Review: Nemesis Prime

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Transformers Universe 2.0

General Information:
Release Date: 2008
Price Point: $24.99 (varies depending on retailer)
Retailer: San Diego Comic-Con 2008/Hasbrotoyshop Exclusive
Accessories: Smokestacks/"Stellar Converter Cannon", Wind vane/"Disruptor Cannon"

Comic Book Review: "Regeneration One" #91

in Generation One, News

Cybertron's population is in disarray in the aftermath of Scorponok's plans. Meanwhile threats from multiple fronts begin to converge on the planet just as Hot Rod decides to begin another excursion underground! Check out BWTF's first post-update review!

IDW Publishing: "Regeneration One" Issue 91 Comic Book Review

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IDW Publishing Regeneration One

General Information:
Title: "Destiny" Part One
Cover Price: $3.99 (US)
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Publishing Date: May 8, 2013
Writer: Simon Furman
Penciler: Andrew Wildman
Inker: Stephen Baskerville
Colorist: John-Paul Bove
Coloring Assist: James Stayte
Letterer: Chris Mowry
Editor: John Barber
Editor in Chief: Chris Ryall