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Does this thing transform?

SillySpringer wrote:Does this thing transform?

*looks in her Crystal Call*

I see a lot of hate in this figure's future...

So, wait, is this the first time a convention exclusive has ever been a completely new mold figure from Hasbro? (Oilmaster's shell was an accessory, and was made by Boss Fight Studios)

Sabrblade wrote:So, wait, is this the first time a convention exclusive has ever been a completely new mold figure from Hasbro? (Oilmaster's shell was an accessory, and was made by Boss Fight Studios)

Licensed by Hasbro, not made by Hasbro or any affiliate like FunPub. ORITOY is the manufacturer, which makes sense given Hasbro's penchant for outsourcing products only big fans will likely buy.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:So, wait, is this the first time a convention exclusive has ever been a completely new mold figure from Hasbro? (Oilmaster's shell was an accessory, and was made by Boss Fight Studios)

Licensed by Hasbro, not made by Hasbro. ORITOY is the manufacturer, which makes sense given Hasbro penchant for outsourcing products only big fans will likely buy.

Ah, so it's a similar case to Oilmaster's shell, then.

Sabrblade wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:So, wait, is this the first time a convention exclusive has ever been a completely new mold figure from Hasbro? (Oilmaster's shell was an accessory, and was made by Boss Fight Studios)

Licensed by Hasbro, not made by Hasbro. ORITOY is the manufacturer, which makes sense given Hasbro penchant for outsourcing products only big fans will likely buy.

Ah, so it's a similar case to Oilmaster's shell, then.

Yup. Basically when a company has no experience in a certain field or finds the development of a certain product to risky, outsourcing part of it to a different company with more experience in that field is the way to go. Hasbro has plenty of experience in Toys, but for fan-oriented products they turn to companies like FunPub and other manufacturers of such items to mitigate the risk. I do wonder if it was commissioned by Hasbro, or if ORITOY presented the design and asked Hasbro for the license.

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Hero of Steel Optimus Prime is a stylized non transforming figure with over 40 points of articulation. He stands 9 inches tall and will include some die-cast parts. This figure is priced at $139.99. We also have a special version that comes with a mini Megatron pistol priced at $159.99.

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Man, that looks awesome. I may like this more than the new Hot Toys Optimus Prime coming out

Amelie wrote:9 inches. $139.00. Non-transformable.

No.

This.

$60 MAYBE but at it's current price no way.

Courtesy of TAG Hobby, we have some new colour images of the officially licensed Ori Toy non-transforming (but fully posable) Hero of Steel Optimus Prime, with a provisional release date of Spring 2016 and the Megatron gun accessory. Check them out below!

PRODUCT SPEC:
- HERO OF STEEL 01 – OPTIMUS PRIME
- Around 23cm tall
- Over 40 points of articulation
- ABS, DIECAST
- 15 years and up
- Suggested Retail Price : HKD 950
- Estimated releasing date : SPRING 2016

He has a certain.... marshmallow look to him. He just seems puffy all over.

Meh. Looks like poo.

He's got the right proportions to be Gurren Lagann...which works super well for GL, but somewhat less so for Prime. Also, I'm not sure about that head scuplt, a good close up would help.

That figure looks pretty boss... I'm always impressed by strong poseability. It doesn't seem any 'puffier' than the Revoltech figures, and most folks were over the moon about those.

Over priced revotech figure looks like if it transformed may have different response to it

Am I the only one who is even more impressed than MP 10 after seeing this? They both look to have as sleek a figure with great articulation. Except one fully transforms.

Toy-accurate yellow eyes.

I like it, has a very anime look and feel!

Has an almost-but-not-quite Dreamwave vibe that makes me almost-but-not-quite likey.

Black Bumblebee wrote:Meh. Looks like poo.

You could design one better?

Reminds me of Pat Lee style Revoltech only more expensive.

As an otaku this anime look they're going for looks really cool and is right up my alley. Reminds me of Armada Optimus Primes Cybertronian mode. I might get this

So basically my MP-10 has aged phenomenally. Good to hear!!!

To me this looks like the Optimus Prime action figure I wanted as a little kid. Beefy and cartoon looking. And for those who say "It's not a transformer if it doesn't transform..." It's not a transformer. It's an action figure of a character from transformers, In the worlds of the mighty Thew Adams.

I really hope they do Megatron at least.

When is this coming out? I want this Optimus

Fellow Seibertronian fenrir72 has directed towards Weibo user 52toys, who has been updating their page with photos of the Toysoul expo in Hong Kong - featuring plenty of mecha and robots, including the OriToys Hero of Steel Optimus Prime! Check out some colour images of the prototype below, and let us know what you think in the Energon Pub.

Manga Optimus Prime and Dreamwave (Revoltech) Optimus Prime had a spark fission baby I see.

http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/review ... 2&page=top

amiami has him for:

Y13480

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