In the 80's, there was a G1 Unicron action figure planned but the toy was never released. Of course, in time there would be several releases of Unicron in various forms including the Armada figure which was given many redecos over time and of course the most recent HasLab Unicron release. However, looming in the background of all these releases was the "ghost" of the G1 release. Sure it was kind of silly looking with its giant round body and wei
In the Japanese exclusive series Victory, fans were introduced to the Emperor of Destruction known as Deathsaurus! This powerful Destron/Decepticon transformed from a powerful robot to a giant Space Chicken Kaiju and was partnered with two "Breastmasters" Tigerbreast & Eaglebreast. During the the Prime Wars trilogy fans had the chance to vote for Deathsaurus being made into (presumably) a Leader Class figure at the time, but that never came to pass.
Skywarp is back in Legacy! This time the teleporting Decepticon Seeker is a Core Class figure with a...Warp Fork? Check out my review and gallery of this little guy here.
Hasbro continues their sub-set of Diaclone inspired Generations releases with DK-3 Breaker! Check out my gallery and review of this new release here.
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Release Date: October 2022
Transformers Forged to Fight is a mobile fighting game released in 2017. For five years it featured characters from all different parts of Transformers history fighting one on one while progressing through a mission and mystery. Sadly, all things come to an end and today it was announced that Forged to Fight would shut down all its servers in January. Below is the text of the announcement from their
Amazon has put several figures on sale with some up to 31% off the original price! Check out some of the highlights of this sale below. Some deals are "Early Access" for Prime members only but keep an eye on the listings. Each image is linked to the item using the BWTF affiliate link. Use these links to order your figures and support BWTF!
Today you can check out the second part of my interview with the amazing Paul Eiding. Check it out in the embed below:
