The Energon Pub

[mcorbin1]

So, am I to understand this correctly. The Constructicon action figures do not actually combine to form Devastator. Rather, you can buy them separately and transform them from robot to construction vehicle and that's it. So, in order to actually have Devastator as part of your collection, you must purchase him separately already in his robot mode? That's very disappointing. My son was looking forward to getting all the Constructicons to combine them into Devastator ie. the G1-style Devastator .

[Doubledealer93]

umm. no they combine. if you buy them together or not. it has been like that for like ever. they turn from robot to vehicle and back again. and combiners robot to vehicle and body part. and they do combine to form devastator. it has always been like that. where/who did u hear this from? that is simply not true,

[ChrisR291]

umm. no they combine. if you buy them together or not. it has been like that for like ever. they turn from robot to vehicle and back again. and combiners robot to vehicle and body part. and they do combine to form devastator. it has always been like that. where/who did u hear this from? that is simply not true,

The rumor was that the individual bots do not form Devastator on their own. I am surprised the packaging does not say "Collect all constructicons to form devastator"

I have no clue if they do or don't. If they form devastator, I might have to buy it.

[Overcracker]

I believe he is referring to ROTF Movie Devastator.

However that is also somewhat incorrect.

As fo this writing there are 3 confirmed versions of the Movie Revenge of the Fallen Devastator/Constructicons.


First there the Combining Devastator. This one is made of the 6 constructicons, and can disassemble into individual constructicons. However These constructicons don't have robot modes, only Vehicle modes. The constructicons will be sold together in a box set.

Then there is the set of constructicons that are sold separately that have Both Vehicle and robot forms but cannot combine to form Devastator. These are larger figures, with more complex transformations but lack the ability to combine.

And lastly there's the recently revealed Legends class Devastator. This is comprised of apparently 7 constructicons that have both robot and vehicle modes and can combine to form Devastator.

However this version is quite small. Maybe around 9 inches tall when combined.
We still don't know if these will be sold separately or as a box set.

[Doubledealer93]

umm. no they combine. if you buy them together or not. it has been like that for like ever. they turn from robot to vehicle and back again. and combiners robot to vehicle and body part. and they do combine to form devastator. it has always been like that. where/who did u hear this from? that is simply not true,

The rumor was that the individual bots do not form Devastator on their own. I am surprised the packaging does not say "Collect all constructicons to form devastator"

I have no clue if they do or don't. If they form devastator, I might have to buy it.

there is no way that rumor is true! the combiners in energon for example: you did not have to buy the combined form of hot shot and inferno, then inferno and hot shot by themselves. and the energon superion maximus you did not buy the superion robot then the six that made him up. well you could but you would have doubles of each robot. what started this ridiculous rumor?

[Doubledealer93]

I believe he is referring to ROTF Movie Devastator.

However that is also somewhat incorrect.

As fo this writing there are 3 confirmed versions of the Movie Revenge of the Fallen Devastator/Constructicons.


First there the Combining Devastator. This one is made of the 6 constructicons, and can disassemble into individual constructicons. However These constructicons don't have robot modes, only Vehicle modes. The constructicons will be sold together in a box set.

Then there is the set of constructicons that are sold separately that have Both Vehicle and robot forms but cannot combine to form Devastator. These are larger figures, with more complex transformations but lack the ability to combine.

And lastly there's the recently revealed Legends class Devastator. This is comprised of apparently 7 constructicons that have both robot and vehicle modes and can combine to form Devastator.

However this version is quite small. Maybe around 9 inches tall when combined.
We still don't know if these will be sold separately or as a box set.

i am aware that he is referring to that but why the hell would it be any different from all the different combiners over the years? hasblow would never do that unless they want to have no money come in.

[Overcracker]

Hasbro did do it. The Individual Constructicons (the ones with Robot modes) do not, I repeat, Do not combine into Devastator.

You would need to buy the 6 individual constructicons (with robot modes) and then buy the Devastator Boxset if you want to have a Devastator and individual Contructicons that have robot modes.

Your only other option is the Legends Class constructicons which have robot modes and can combine into the Devastator but are very very small.

[ChrisR291]

umm. no they combine. if you buy them together or not. it has been like that for like ever. they turn from robot to vehicle and back again. and combiners robot to vehicle and body part. and they do combine to form devastator. it has always been like that. where/who did u hear this from? that is simply not true,

The rumor was that the individual bots do not form Devastator on their own. I am surprised the packaging does not say "Collect all constructicons to form devastator"

I have no clue if they do or don't. If they form devastator, I might have to buy it.

there is no way that rumor is true! the combiners in energon for example: you did not have to buy the combined form of hot shot and inferno, then inferno and hot shot by themselves. and the energon superion maximus you did not buy the superion robot then the six that made him up. well you could but you would have doubles of each robot. what started this ridiculous rumor?

I'm with you, I hope this rumor is just some ridiculous lie but nobody knows till those toys are released. I can't imagine buying contructicons that don't merge into Devastator. weird..... we should know soon

[Doubledealer93]

i agree we will know soon. if this is true my wallet is going to be destroyed.

[ChrisR291]

i agree we will know soon. if this is true my wallet is going to be destroyed.

your heart or wallet?

no ROTF toys= G1 Trypticon for me!

[GetterDragun]

I believe he is referring to ROTF Movie Devastator.

However that is also somewhat incorrect.

As fo this writing there are 3 confirmed versions of the Movie Revenge of the Fallen Devastator/Constructicons.


First there the Combining Devastator. This one is made of the 6 constructicons, and can disassemble into individual constructicons. However These constructicons don't have robot modes, only Vehicle modes. The constructicons will be sold together in a box set.

Then there is the set of constructicons that are sold separately that have Both Vehicle and robot forms but cannot combine to form Devastator. These are larger figures, with more complex transformations but lack the ability to combine.

And lastly there's the recently revealed Legends class Devastator. This is comprised of apparently 7 constructicons that have both robot and vehicle modes and can combine to form Devastator.

However this version is quite small. Maybe around 9 inches tall when combined.
We still don't know if these will be sold separately or as a box set.

i am aware that he is referring to that but why the hell would it be any different from all the different combiners over the years? hasblow would never do that unless they want to have no money come in.

Your're wrong. The main toys that turn from vehicle to robot can not combine to form Devastator. The actual Devestator figure is a seperate toy where the vehicles turn into the appendages to make Devestator. The only one that does combine is the legends set. So the original poster was correct.

[Overcracker]

I believe he is referring to ROTF Movie Devastator.

However that is also somewhat incorrect.

As fo this writing there are 3 confirmed versions of the Movie Revenge of the Fallen Devastator/Constructicons.


First there the Combining Devastator. This one is made of the 6 constructicons, and can disassemble into individual constructicons. However These constructicons don't have robot modes, only Vehicle modes. The constructicons will be sold together in a box set.

Then there is the set of constructicons that are sold separately that have Both Vehicle and robot forms but cannot combine to form Devastator. These are larger figures, with more complex transformations but lack the ability to combine.

And lastly there's the recently revealed Legends class Devastator. This is comprised of apparently 7 constructicons that have both robot and vehicle modes and can combine to form Devastator.

However this version is quite small. Maybe around 9 inches tall when combined.
We still don't know if these will be sold separately or as a box set.

i am aware that he is referring to that but why the hell would it be any different from all the different combiners over the years? hasblow would never do that unless they want to have no money come in.

Your're wrong. The main toys that turn from vehicle to robot can not combine to form Devastator. The actual Devestator figure is a separate toy where the vehicles turn into the appendages to make Devestator. The only one that does combine is the legends set. So the original poster was correct.

Thank You. Yes. That's what I've bee trying to get across all along.
The Whole point of having the Vehicles without robot modes combine into Devastator is because the ones with Robot modes can't do it.

[LiKwid]

SoOOoooo Getting the legends Devie... A set of 24 with 3 variants sold me.. Even if he is a mini-devie it's still gonna be cool...

[Kibble]

Are these posts dated correctly? Sounds like a thread from, what, Jan? Feb? Last year? I understand a person or two that maybe missed the news, but people arguing about whether they do or don't combine? Weird...

[maximus primus]

i want to buy the devastator set but it bums me out that there are no individual robot modes, thought the sentai 6 vehicle to big freakin robot this is the main reason for my salivating over him. i know the individual figures transform but do they all combine too or is it that buying the supreme set is the only way to get devastator. does anyone know for sure if the individual ones combine.

[Blurrz]

The Individual Voyagers and Deluxes do not combine into Devastator. Another way to get Devastator is through Legends class, however that is a bit too small.

[transman487]

so i was looking at the ez devastator preorder on bbts and i was a little confused about pricing. the legends devatator is $54.99 which seems very expensive expecially when you can get the supreme devatator for probabley around $50.00 or $60.00.
so which one would be smarter to get price wise

[Overcracker]

so i was looking at the ez devastator preorder on bbts and i was a little confused about pricing. the legends devatator is $54.99 which seems very expensive expecially when you can get the supreme devatator for probabley around $50.00 or $60.00.
so which one would be smarter to get price wise

There a small problem with that. Supreme Devastator is going for about 100 bucks. not 50 or 60.

$50 would be a leader class figure if I'm not mistaken.

Legends devastator is made up of 7 figures at about 7 bucks a pop for legends figures that comes out to 50 bucks.

With all that aside, Supreme Devastator does not have Individual robot modes only vehicles modes.
While the legends Class does.

And finally there is still no guarantee that Legends Devastator is going to make it to anywhere outside Japan.

So you'll need to add shipping costs from Japan to the price of the set.

All in all, Supreme Devastator seems to be the smarter choice.

[SJ21]

After seeing the price point of the legends, I was really disappointed. I am going to be purchasing the supreme one. If the legends class ends up making it here to the states I will probably pick up that one as well.

[Blurrz]

Why are you disappointed at the price point. First off, it's an import so that's what you get. Secondly, like Overcracker said.. if there is 7 of them, and they're $7 each, then there you have it... $49-50

[GuyIncognito]

First of all, BBTS preorder prices are always higher than retail prices. The Legends Devastator will certainly be LESS THAN $50 at retail. Whenever you see a BBTS price, subtract 10-15% to get the actual retail price.

Second of all, the "Supreme" one is going to be $100 at retail, twice the price of the Legends one.

Oh, and Legends figures actually transform, so there's that too. And it will fit on a shelf.

So neither is better; it's all about preference. I think a set of Legends-class transforming combiners that will fit on a shelf in gestalt mode PLUS an extra $50 left over is a better deal than a $100 gestalt that's inconvenient to display and is composed of vehicles that don't transform. Diff'rent strokes.

[Rodimus Prime]

What a disappointment, IMO.



I thought it would be a badass-looking, 2-foot tall thing of beauty, turns out it's a freaking gremlin. Or an ape with bad arthritis. Horrible. Definitely not worth the $150.

[Dead Metal]

$150? wherever did you get that number from?

[Mkall]

$150? wherever did you get that number from?

He converted the Fobbiden Planet GBP price into USD.

[Dead Metal]

$150? wherever did you get that number from?

He converted the Fobbiden Planet GBP price into USD.

I thought so.
Dude when you live in the US it'll cost you around the $99.99 ish