May or may not become a newspost.
#BRAINGATE continues! According to fellow Seibetronian
Rotoraptor, Hasbro currently claims that our information on the exclusivity of the Transformers Titans Return Brainstorm is not accurate - this would explain how the figure made it to Walmart instead of Walgreens.
Rotoraptor wrote:Cobotron wrote:Someone got their Wals mixed up.
Very curious indeed.

Even more curious - I contacted Hasbro to ask about this and this is the reply I got:
Daniel,
I apologize for the information you've located on the internet; however, the Titans Return Brainstorm is not an exclusive to any specific retailer. The information in the link you provided is not correct.
Regards,
Veronica
However, we were told and shown at San Diego Comic Con 2016 that Brainstorm would indeed be an exclusive, and definitely to Walgreens. You can see this in the image below:
To add to all this, the original Twitter account that
first confirmed the exclusive status, Steven Anne, has now been deleted. Some are speculating that the box was just a mistake in delivery, but that does not explain the email from Veronica at Hasbro.
Which begs the question: who is Veronica? Are they intentionally lying about toy agreements, or is this an honest mistake? If you rearrange the letters of Veronica, you obtain 'I've no car', an allusion to the fact that the employee may be crying for help due to lack of funds to buy transport, or expressing rage at those darn machines. Veronica also almost sounds like Arcana, the original Brainstorm's Headmaster partner. Brainstorm has been proven recently to be a double-crossing agent working for the Decepticons - could this be part of a bigger plot? Is our universe only one of many, as originated in his suitcase?
Stay tuned for more.