2025

Hydrophant does not seem like a powerful warrior but with his "Aqua Energy" he is definitely more than meets the eye!  Check out my review and gallery of Wild King Hydrophant

General Information
Release Date: May 2025
Price Point: 2,750 Yen (MSRP)
Retailer: Japanese Exclusive
Accessories: Elephant head, Axe, "Aqua Energy" armor

The Japanese exclusive Wild King line has hit stores and Ben's World of Transformers presents its first review from this new line!  Check out my review and gallery of one of the Energon Beasts: Lightlong!

General Information
Release Date: May 2025
Price Point: 2,750 Yen (MSRP)
Retailer: Japanese Exclusive
Accessories: Giraffe neck/head, Axe, "Lightning Energy" armor

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Watch maker Infantry has announced a collaboration with the Transformers brand to announce a series of blind boxed collectible watches!   Started in 2011, Infantry was inspired by its founder Jason Wai's experience as an Air Cadet.  Its design philosophy embraces Jason's interest in military history and aircraft.  These Transformers watches are available to order now at $60 each.  Interestingly, they are blind boxed!  Check out the official information

Transformers Cyberworld was officially revealed at Toy Fair 2025 as the new line aimed at younger fans of the franchise and now the first figure from the line has gone up for sale on Amazon!  Cyberworld Grimlock is currently in stock at Amazon for $29.99, and with his listing we have photos of the figure in package.  Check out the photos and product info below:

In a random product launch, a new Amazon exclusive Transformers set has gone up for order.  This is a rare figure in the line that has no sub-line at all such as Generations or EarthSpark on the packaging.  Instead, the box only has the "Transformers" logo, some "Evergreen" artwork and photos of the toys inside.  The figures are redecos of Robots in Disguise (2015) Crash Combiner Optimus Prime and Dragstrip.  "Crash Combiners" were sets of two figures that could "crash" into each other and form a Combiner made of two characters.  The transformations were

The United States Patent & Trademark Office has put up a post celebrating the patent of the Transformers toy line.   The post provides a brief history of the patent along with images that include the Optimus Prime patent!  Here's the text and images mirrored from the Facebook post:

IP pros, transform and roll out!