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We have six more Cyberverse galleries for you to enjoy. This time we take a look at some of the Dark of the Moon Cyberverse Commanders. A little larger than their fellow legion class, these figures help fill out your Cyberverse collection.

• Blackout with Scorponok
• Powerglide
• Megatron
• Ironhide
• Sentinel Prime

Blackout (Commander Class, Cyberverse)
Dark of the Moon




Powerglide (Commander Class, Cyberverse)
Dark of the Moon




Megatron (Commander Class, Cyberverse)
Dark of the Moon




Ironhide (Commander Class, Cyberverse)
Dark of the Moon




Sentinel Prime (Commander Class, Cyberverse)
Dark of the Moon




Scorponok (Commander Class, Cyberverse)
Dark of the Moon

These actually look better than the full size figures. Why am I not collecting this line again?

Powermaster Jazz wrote:These actually look better than the full size figures. Why am I not collecting this line again?

Because your saving up for TFP

godzillabot wrote:

Powermaster Jazz wrote:These actually look better than the full size figures. Why am I not collecting this line again?

Because your saving up for TFP

Oh, right! Thanks for reminding me.

oh alright megatron! *HUGS*

All these figure are pretty good except Sentinel, he has close to no paint apps & he looks & feels like cheap KO plastic, was very disappointing when i got him even at only paying half price. Ironhide would be the next worse figure because of how the arms were done, the doors get in the way and theres pretty much no articulation. Powerglide is the best out of these, both modes look good and the transformation is good for the class. Blackout would be 2nd best but the blades are fragile and get in the way sometimes plus the feet are lose. Megatron is surprisingly a great figure, picked him up with an extra $5 off coupon i had and im glad i did. Good coloring, good transformation, great detail for the class, only thing thats kinda bad is the tank guns. When on the truck it just looks odd and when used as 2 guns it makes the figure look to lanky but you can clip it on to the arm to be used as a cannon so it works out in the end. Still have yet to decide if i want to use him as Octane or Motoraster. These guys would be a great line if they werent $8 each, they're to hit or miss plus they're just oversized legends with guns. I miss scouts at least they were full on transformers.

Megatron Wolf wrote:All these figure are pretty good except Sentinel, he has close to no paint apps & he looks & feels like cheap KO plastic, was very disappointing when i got him even at only paying half price. Ironhide would be the next worse figure because of how the arms were done, the doors get in the way and theres pretty much no articulation. Powerglide is the best out of these, both modes look good and the transformation is good for the class. Blackout would be 2nd best but the blades are fragile and get in the way sometimes plus the feet are lose. Megatron is surprisingly a great figure, picked him up with an extra $5 off coupon i had and im glad i did. Good coloring, good transformation, great detail for the class, only thing thats kinda bad is the tank guns. When on the truck it just looks odd and when used as 2 guns it makes the figure look to lanky but you can clip it on to the arm to be used as a cannon so it works out in the end. Still have yet to decide if i want to use him as Octane or Motoraster. These guys would be a great line if they werent $8 each, they're to hit or miss plus they're just oversized legends with guns. I miss scouts at least they were full on transformers.

Get the Target repaint for your Motormaster

The robot mode pictures from these galleries were done with my new camera. Pretty happy with the results so far. New camera is a Sony Nex-5N.

Powermaster Jazz wrote:

godzillabot wrote:

Powermaster Jazz wrote:These actually look better than the full size figures. Why am I not collecting this line again?

Because your saving up for TFP

Oh, right! Thanks for reminding me.

How about cos you like figures with a turning head?

I can't believe they've produced a whole line of figures with no working neck.