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Seibertron.com is extremely proud to present a new set of galleries a long time in the making, and it's time for some more little bots - or rather, Minibots. Please feast your eyes on the Henkei Minibot Spy Team and Minibot Attack Team, featuring Cliffjumper, Brawn, Beachcomber, Cosmos, Wheelie and Warpath! As always, click on any of the images below to view the full galleries.

Transformers Henkei Cliffjumper




Transformers Henkei Brawn




Transformers Henkei Beachcomber




Transformers Henkei Cosmos




Transformers Henkei Wheelie




Transformers Henkei Warpath

It's worth noting as it's Henkei (i.e. before the change to US names for Japanese toys) they all carry their original Japanese G1 names, and some are rather humorous:

Cliffjumper: Cliff
Brawn: Gong
Cosmos: Adams

The rest retains the original US names.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:It's worth noting as it's Henkei (i.e. before the change to US names for Japanese toys) they all carry their original Japanese G1 names, and some are rather humorous:

Cliffjumper: Cliff
Brawn: Gong
Cosmos: Adams

Why's Cosmos called Adams?

SW's SilverHammer wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:It's worth noting as it's Henkei (i.e. before the change to US names for Japanese toys) they all carry their original Japanese G1 names, and some are rather humorous:

Cliffjumper: Cliff
Brawn: Gong
Cosmos: Adams

Why's Cosmos called Adams?

Funny you should ask. He's likely named after George Adamski, who's responsible for the stereotypical flying saucer.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

SW's SilverHammer wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:It's worth noting as it's Henkei (i.e. before the change to US names for Japanese toys) they all carry their original Japanese G1 names, and some are rather humorous:

Cliffjumper: Cliff
Brawn: Gong
Cosmos: Adams

Why's Cosmos called Adams?

Funny you should ask. He's likely named after George Adamski, who's responsible for the stereotypical flying saucer.

I added their alternate Japanese names. Thanks for the reminder, JelZe GoldRabbit.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

SW's SilverHammer wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:It's worth noting as it's Henkei (i.e. before the change to US names for Japanese toys) they all carry their original Japanese G1 names, and some are rather humorous:

Cliffjumper: Cliff
Brawn: Gong
Cosmos: Adams

Why's Cosmos called Adams?

Funny you should ask. He's likely named after George Adamski, who's responsible for the stereotypical flying saucer.

Honestly, if I were them i Woulda called him Sagan XD

Little bit of trivia about these galleries. I got these little guys back when they first came out. Knowing that they weren't going to be big page turners here on Seibertron.com, it took me almost a year and a half to finish the photography part of their galleries. The photos were completed back in March 2011. The photos sat on my computer uncropped until I decided to push through them yesterday while having an HBO True Detective marathon with my wife yesterday.

So, here they are after almost 5 years. I've got a bunch of other completed galleries on my computer that just need the photos cropped that will get posted during this bonus down time until the spring Transformers figures come out (and before the launch of AOE toys). Yay catch up time!

If I'm not mistaken Cosmos has hands that can flip out

chuckdawg1999 wrote:If I'm not mistaken Cosmos has hands that can flip out

I have the Hasbro release of that Cosmos, and no, he does not.

I've always been surprised Hasbro never released a domestic version of that Cliffjumper. Just a pair of Bumblebees and a Goldbug (who, of course, is just another version of Bumblebee). I would have liked to have a little Cliffjumper, but not enough to import one (especially as part of a three pack with two other figures I already had domestic versions of).