First Photos of Movie Cyber Slammers Bumblebee and Barricade

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My little nephews are getting these for their birthdays.

Start 'em young, I guess. Preferably not with Bayformers, though.

Those look lame. At least they fixed BB's head. He looks like a bee robot.

My Niece and Nephews are going to love destroying these.

Also, less the car legs, the pictures of the figures on the packaging has a much more traditional feel.

they need to keep chibi in anime its so much cuter with anime its just weird when you try it with transformers.

I think it's great personally that they are targeting all ages. This may prove to be a good move in keeping a loyal fan base for years and ensure an ongoing interest in Transformers.

Awwwww...

Throttlebots!

So, you push em down.. and they come back up again! What use is that? S'like a boomerang!

Zuko wrote:You realize that line is made for young children.

I know that, but what parent in their right mind bur something that hideous for their young child? It's like giving a five year old a Playboy. It's too mature for little kids. My parents wouldn't let me watch Beast Wars when I was little because of how scary Dinobot looked. I feel that most parents this year are going to glance at the Transformers section in the store and then walk as fast as they can to the Power Rangers. It's a simple fact that ugly doesn't sell.

Bluebullet wrote:

Zuko wrote:You realize that line is made for young children.

My parents wouldn't let me watch Beast Wars when I was little because of how scary Dinobot looked.

Ahhh... now it all makes sense.

Chunky, but cool

who wants to bet if theyre throttlebots or battle chargers?

Barricade would be so much cooler if he just had a normal mouth and face. All of the movie designs would for that matter.

Milanion wrote:

Bluebullet wrote:

Zuko wrote:You realize that line is made for young children.

My parents wouldn't let me watch Beast Wars when I was little because of how scary Dinobot looked.

Ahhh... now it all makes sense.

That's no fair! You cut up my post!

Dinobot was pretty creepy, though. The teeth, snarl, and eyes was too much at the time. I was 3 or 4.

So you're....15 now? 16?

Zuko wrote:So you're....15 now? 16?

14. I suck at math.

Bluebullet wrote:

Zuko wrote:So you're....15 now? 16?

14. I suck at math.

Zuko, are you sure you don't want that $5? I'll even split with you.

Can see really young kids enjoying these, but other than that I think Hasbro will have alot of them sitting on the shelves.

Milanion wrote:

Bluebullet wrote:

Zuko wrote:So you're....15 now? 16?

14. I suck at math.

Zuko, are you sure you don't want that $5? I'll even split with you.

While I could use the extra money I'm still gonna have to say no thanks.

Bluebullet wrote:

Zuko wrote:You realize that line is made for young children.

I know that, but what parent in their right mind bur something that hideous for their young child? .

I would.

So this is what kids play this these days? poor souls...

Battlechargers!!! Well, at least they ain't Jumpstarters- which, when they transformed, usually landed on their faces than on their feet most of the time.

Bluebullet wrote:

Zuko wrote:You realize that line is made for young children.

I know that, but what parent in their right mind bur something that hideous for their young child? It's like giving a five year old a Playboy. It's too mature for little kids. My parents wouldn't let me watch Beast Wars when I was little because of how scary Dinobot looked. I feel that most parents this year are going to glance at the Transformers section in the store and then walk as fast as they can to the Power Rangers. It's a simple fact that ugly doesn't sell.

I don't know if I totally agree with you on "ugly doesn't sell". During the 1980s, there were some really ugly toys out there. Many were of the Masters of the Universe line. And, let's not forget the Garbage Pail Kids and the Mad Balls- all were ugly and all sold pretty well. Granted, these are references from the 80s, "ugly" still sells better than you might think to this day.

As for your parents (and all those who react in such ways), I also had parents like that. But, it did not stop me from watching it. In fact, I have a rebellious nature which I have always possessed. And, I figured if the parental units told me that I could not watch it, then it must be good and worth seeing. So far, I have been right on most things.