Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by SGMLordMirage Wed Dec 18, 2019 12:49 pm
The minute I saw Grimlock in the store, I was impressed and love him. Unfortunately, while I do not collect this line, this one definitely makes it temping has I continue to see him on the shelves in stores.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by william-james88 Wed Dec 18, 2019 1:50 pm
SGMLordMirage wrote:Definitely concur with this as an idea to give to a young transformer fan or like it was mentioned, if someone likes Dinosaurs.
The minute I saw Grimlock in the store, I was impressed and love him. Unfortunately, while I do not collect this line, this one definitely makes it temping has I continue to see him on the shelves in stores.
You could do like what I did and just purchase him without needing to purchase others in the line. And he's G1 enough that he can fit in other collections or just look good on a shelf. And since he's plenty enough on the shelves and online, he's easier to get at a sale price (like 20% off at target). That makes it really good value for less than $25. he feels like a kid's toy but a good kid's toy, like the Cybertron toys of yore (I really miss that line).
carytheone wrote:I really like the idea of a holiday buying guide and wouldn't mind seeing it expanded with more recommendations and/or other age groups. That could be a cool article/thread with Seibertron staff recommendations. Maybe pair it with the year in review article?william-james88 wrote:"Holiday buyiers guide"
Anyway, cool concept! I like it
That's very kind of you Cary, I don't know if parents read this site much but in the off chance they do I wanted to help. I also want them to avoid buying other kid friendly TF toys that I know are not as good as this one. I can totally see this as a a kid,s cherished toy that could get him into more complex transformers when he gets older (as another nice big transforming T-rex toy did for little William).
About your idea of the concept, I could expand on it next year. Like pick for toy of the year from staff for age groups. I hate the alternative you get in the lobbied Toy of the Year lists at toysrus or Walmart where its basically just what is the big toy to spend most of your money on this year.
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Video Review for Transformers Cyberverse Deluxe Bumblebee
Posted by william-james88 Wed Dec 18, 2019 2:00 pm
chuckdawg1999 wrote:Following up on Megatron is Bumblebee, while not as good as Megatron, it's probably the best deluxe class Bumblebee I've handled. My one complaint with the figure is that the wings can bump into the shoulder pads and limit arm articulation, small potatoes honestly as you can adjust things to your liking. Overall, this is a very, very solid figure and worth the purchase.
These toys have yet to be found at US retail, so if you find them, let us know!
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by no-one Wed Dec 18, 2019 2:25 pm
I think a lot of the people here are parentswilliam-james88 wrote:That's very kind of you Cary, I don't know if parents read this site much but in the off chance they do I wanted to help. I also want them to avoid buying other kid friendly TF toys that I know are not as good as this one. I can totally see this as a a kid,s cherished toy that could get him into more complex transformers when he gets older (as another nice big transforming T-rex toy did for little William).carytheone wrote:I really like the idea of a holiday buying guide and wouldn't mind seeing it expanded with more recommendations and/or other age groups. That could be a cool article/thread with Seibertron staff recommendations. Maybe pair it with the year in review article?william-james88 wrote:"Holiday buyiers guide"
Anyway, cool concept! I like it
About your idea of the concept, I could expand on it next year. Like pick for toy of the year from staff for age groups. I hate the alternative you get in the lobbied Toy of the Year lists at toysrus or Walmart where its basically just what is the big toy to spend most of your money on this year.
I enjoy reading the holiday buyers guides a lot of the video game sites put out. Sometimes you'll find a hidden gem you didn't even know existed.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by aronjlove Wed Dec 18, 2019 3:12 pm
william-james88 wrote:I can totally see this as a a kid,s cherished toy that could get him into more complex transformers when he gets older (as another nice big transforming T-rex toy did for little William).
This is why I love Transformers. The toys themselves encourage problem solving. Even if your method of solving the problem is finding a video on Youtube and follow along. As a computer guy, a lot of my job is find stuff on google and repeating lol.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal Wed Dec 18, 2019 7:02 pm
I also agree about the Ultimate Grimlock. That toy is fantastic, I love it. It is worth getting as the lone Cyberverse toy you ever get.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by SiegeFan Wed Dec 18, 2019 7:18 pm
william-james88 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:That Grimlock is the Ultimate Class, not the Ultra Class. Cyberverse Ultra Class toys are the roughly Voyager-sized ones like Alpha Trion.william-james88 wrote:Maybe we werent clear but these are not not just a little smaller than Ultra Class, they are A LOT smaller.
These new deluxes are the same size as the windblade in this image below, which is standing next to Ultra Class Grimlock.
Ah dammit, sorry siegedude! Well i can still salvage this. Ultra class would be as big as jetfire in the pic above and these new deluxes would be as big as windblade.
Absolutely confirms it for me, thank you!
Unfortunately it means they're insanely priced here in the UK at least.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by william-james88 Wed Dec 18, 2019 7:58 pm
SiegeFan wrote:william-james88 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:That Grimlock is the Ultimate Class, not the Ultra Class. Cyberverse Ultra Class toys are the roughly Voyager-sized ones like Alpha Trion.william-james88 wrote:Maybe we werent clear but these are not not just a little smaller than Ultra Class, they are A LOT smaller.
These new deluxes are the same size as the windblade in this image below, which is standing next to Ultra Class Grimlock.
Ah dammit, sorry siegedude! Well i can still salvage this. Ultra class would be as big as jetfire in the pic above and these new deluxes would be as big as windblade.
Absolutely confirms it for me, thank you!
Unfortunately it means they're insanely priced here in the UK at least.
Isnt it the same price as Siege deluxes and studio series deluxes?
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by SiegeFan Wed Dec 18, 2019 8:17 pm
ZeroWolf wrote:Aren't they priced the same as Siege Deluxes though? Some of them are being sold in excess of £20 so that price for deluxe Cyberverse is right in line with the other lines. I mean if shops like Symths get them in, they'll likely go on sakeyat some point.
Most of my deluxes have been around £17 online from multiple stores, that's where I've bought almost all my deluxes. Even Smyths sell newer ones like Refraktor and Crosshairs for £17 (if you can find them), with voyagers hitting around £24 or under depending on age and availability.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by SiegeFan Wed Dec 18, 2019 8:27 pm
william-james88 wrote:Isnt it the same price as Siege deluxes and studio series deluxes?
IME...
Cyberverse Ultra Class = £20 RRP short of a sale
Siege Deluxes = £17 or thereabouts both online and in Smyths and the like
The Amazon £21 price isn't far from £23/24 Siege Voyagers, unfortunately. And that's only with the recent price increases across the whole IP. That's crazy for something that small, IMO.
And even Earthrise Voyagers have stayed around £22-24 pre-orders online and in stores.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by SiegeFan Thu Dec 19, 2019 7:58 am
ZeroWolf wrote:I think you need to look at them more then just the size. Remember deluxe has a meaning beyond size. I think they're priced right. In a funny sense this is similar to the argument over Siege Astrotrain being voyager sized but sold at leader Class price point.
It's the whole shebang in my terms. Size and/or price together I'm not really fussed about, like I'll happily buy ER Cliffy, for instance.
But when I'm buying an entire line in all likelihood at £21 each and they're not as good as a more detailed (in every way) £17 Siege figure... It's incredibly tough to justify.
In this instance it comes down to sheer value and I just don't think these have it. At least the insane £20 for Ultra class figs gave you shelf presence even if construction was dire.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by ZeroWolf Thu Dec 19, 2019 8:33 am
Another factor is that Siege figures are actually underpriced from what the rrp is. Though I remember the days when we complained when the rrp was just £15. Ah economics you're a harsh mistress.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by SiegeFan Thu Dec 19, 2019 8:59 am
ZeroWolf wrote:Don't forget though that some of the plastic in the price goes to the build a figure parts as well, giving us the only figure of Maccadams we're going to get. Of course that's more of feature for fans of Cyberverse who know who macadam is of course
Another factor is that Siege figures are actually underpriced from what the rrp is. Though I remember the days when we complained when the rrp was just £15. Ah economics you're a harsh mistress.
I loved the first season of the show, thought S2 was nowhere near as focused (effectively another issue with the toys!), and really couldn't care about the bartender even as a completest lol
The price is whatever people are willing to pay. A Siege Deluxe just doesn't look impressive in a small box in a massive store, and I honestly don't rate the hype about plastic being expensive when they can include chunky painted BAF parts for free and are producing the most obscure characters in Marvel Legends, for instance. Who'll do nothing but warm pegs.
That's the reason the boxes are enormous for this new line relative to the figure. And my local Tesco can't even shift a Prime/Starscream Cyberverse 2 pack at £10 to the likes of an addict like me lol
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by no-one Thu Dec 19, 2019 2:43 pm
Well, it's only as good as the vendor selling the items, so that's on Hasbro not Google. I've used Google Shopping once before and had no issue from some rando I've never heard of. Not sure if Google has your back if things go amiss.autobot00 wrote:Anyone on the fence about ordering from the google shopping, i got my package today that was expected monday. Pretty fast shipping.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal Thu Dec 19, 2019 7:15 pm

So far, they are not too bad! full confession: I would have only bought Bumblebee if it weren't for Maccadam. It's going to be agony waiting to finish him.
Bee is pretty sweet, I love the design, and there is some great paint work here.
Prime feels a bit light, but I love the paint and the gun.
Megatron is pretty good too. The cannon and head are pretty sweet, and I love the tank mode.
Shockwave is a bit weak, I don't like the hose and the lack of angry eye is saddening.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by william-james88 Fri Dec 20, 2019 3:01 pm
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:I have gone into the Cyberverse.
So far, they are not too bad! full confession: I would have only bought Bumblebee if it weren't for Maccadam. It's going to be agony waiting to finish him.
Bee is pretty sweet, I love the design, and there is some great paint work here.
Prime feels a bit light, but I love the paint and the gun.
Megatron is pretty good too. The cannon and head are pretty sweet, and I love the tank mode.
Shockwave is a bit weak, I don't like the hose and the lack of angry eye is saddening.
Yeah the paint on Bee and prime (and shockwave) is pretty great. As for shockwave, do you at least find him ot be the best cyberverse shockwave so far?
I ust got Bee yesterday and I think its a great toy. It's the deluxe Bee many fans were hoping for once upon a time but I think have lost interest now due to a reset in scale. I think it's the best deluxe bee we ever got, beating out classics, RID and even Prime. What do you think?
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by no-one Fri Dec 20, 2019 3:17 pm
I'm incredulous. Surely you're not saying the first edition figure?william-james88 wrote:I think it's the best deluxe bee we ever got, beating out classics, RID and even Prime. What do you think?
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by william-james88 Fri Dec 20, 2019 3:35 pm
carytheone wrote:I'm incredulous. Surely you're not saying the first edition figure?william-james88 wrote:I think it's the best deluxe bee we ever got, beating out classics, RID and even Prime. What do you think?
I am. I am also not sure. It does beat it out in articulation and I preffer the face sculpt. I also prefer the transformation.
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
Posted by no-one Fri Dec 20, 2019 3:45 pm
Well well, now I feel like I need to get my hands on this new Bee in town. For me there are few retail figures that surpass the FE figures from Prime. I'm pretty biased though.william-james88 wrote:I am. I am also not sure. It does beat it out in articulation and I preffer the face sculpt. I also prefer the transformation.carytheone wrote:I'm incredulous. Surely you're not saying the first edition figure?william-james88 wrote:I think it's the best deluxe bee we ever got, beating out classics, RID and even Prime. What do you think?
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Toyline Discussion Thread
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