First in hand images of Transformers Robots in Disguise Legion Megatronus and other Clash figures

Megatronus's horned head reminds me of Airachnid.

Wow! It's Lio Convoy VS Beast Wars II Galvatron all over again, or is it something like re-incarnation Transformers style? I hope that these are eventually made into Leader Class or at least Voyager sized figures.

william-james88 wrote:And as for that bumblebee, take it from me Sabr, you are NOT missing out. I have the mold and it is useless. I dont know if you want it for its rarity, but even then, it isnt that rare, to the point that the black versions were being sold at a big lot christmas discount store in my area by the truckload. And no, you shouldnt feel bad about that. They were 35$ and that is 30$ too much for what is essentially and upscaled Power Attacker figure. It isnt bad for what it is and does the job as a smaller kids toy but the value just isnt there (similarly to the giant one step bumblebee from AOE).

But it's voiced by JOHNNY FREAKIN' YONG BOSCH!!!!!!!

And the only one on eBay is $100 bucks!

william-james88 wrote:You would only be paying for "rarity" (for the time being, he might be cheaper years later when more people chosse to sell theirs), not for value. That voice chip sure isnt worth that.

But it's JOHNNY FREAKIN' YONG BOSCH!!!! He makes it worth it!

And Ryan's gallery shows plenty of articulation for it, so it's much more of a standard figure than a Power Attacker is.



And I own the Platinum Edition Ultra Magnus figure, so I've some experience with a Weaponizer mold and I like that Ultra Magnus.

And it's the only show-accurate representation of Bumblebee's season 3 deco.

william-james88 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

william-james88 wrote:And as for that bumblebee, take it from me Sabr, you are NOT missing out. I have the mold and it is useless. I dont know if you want it for its rarity, but even then, it isnt that rare, to the point that the black versions were being sold at a big lot christmas discount store in my area by the truckload. And no, you shouldnt feel bad about that. They were 35$ and that is 30$ too much for what is essentially and upscaled Power Attacker figure. It isnt bad for what it is and does the job as a smaller kids toy but the value just isnt there (similarly to the giant one step bumblebee from AOE).

But it's voiced by JOHNNY FREAKIN' YONG BOSCH!!!!!!!

And the only one on eBay is $100 bucks!

You would only be paying for "rarity" (for the time being, he might be cheaper years later when more people chosse to sell theirs), not for value. That voice chip sure isnt worth that.

Jeez, Will, you were harsh! Weaponizer Bee is a GREAT mold. He's big, great looking, the gimmick is non-intruisive, he's fun to transform, and he's plenty show accurate to boot! He does have his flaws and 40$+tx was too much for it, but at normal voyager price, meaning 30$+tx, this is just right for it. The Black version is even better. The weapon gimmick was replaced with a talking box, featuring the voices of the original Prime actor! plus, the colors are richer and it's the perfect redition of the Prime Bee just before he took his RID form.

I had the regular yellow version that I sold to a dad for 15$. He gave it to his 4yo son who is a hardcore Bee fan. The toy blew his mind! He still need Dad's help to transform it back into a car, but other than that, it's his favorite Bee... Until the giant-ass RID Bee that is coming out soon I guess.

I keep the Black version in my main Bee display and he look just GLORIOUS!


Sabrblade, he's really, really worth it. Here's a few finding where he's not 100$:

http://www.amazon.fr/Transformers-Prime?tag=seibertron06-21& ... B00FFNJIS2

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listin?tag=seibertron075-21& ... dition=new

I do hope you are a UK or European resident.

shajaki wrote:Whats with his grey boots?

Stunning fashion sense? I think he looked that way in the show. I thought it was strange looking as well, but I remember seeing some art work that had jarringly different colored feets. But probably for the standard yeller deco.

carytheone wrote:

shajaki wrote:Whats with his grey boots?

Stunning fashion sense? I think he looked that way in the show. I thought it was strange looking as well, but I remember seeing some art work that had jarringly different colored feets. But probably for the standard yeller deco.

Ahh. I'm naive to most things Prime as I widely ignored it (which yes, I'm kicking myself for now).

While I have yet to see a Decepticon design from the RID15 line that I wouldn't like to see as a toy, I have to admit that Chop Shop - for the sheer uniqueness of his design concept - needs to be engineered and molded in plastic and sold by the truckload. I think it pushes the boundaries of what Transformers designs are supposed to be.

Is Phantom Steeljaw's colour scheme known yet?

Cobotron wrote:

william-james88 wrote: the google translate app makes it Phantomjoe, which sounds like your average spirit dude just floating around trying to make a living

I wondered why you kept calling him that. At first I thought it was a typo, but then you kept doing it. From know on I will only call him Phantom Joe.

As you should. When I saw this on the screen, I just couldnt help but keep this as his name:

NuclearConvoy wrote:
Is Phantom Steeljaw's colour scheme known yet?

I hope that pic answered your question.

As for that Beast Hunters Weaponiser Bee:

Kanrabat, he was not voiced by the original actor, but instead by the asian guy who played the second Black Ranger in Power Rangers, hence why Sabrblade is even more compelled to hunt him down (the toy, not the actor).
The gray boots are because it is really lazy coloring. The paint apps are a joke on the figure (yes I am harsh), to the point that they dont paint crucial coloured plastic:


Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Talking Bumblebee Gallery

Those are supposed to be wheels on his boots, as it is in the show and on every other toy. In fact, this toy has 8 wheels, 4 real ones for car mode and 4 sculpted ones for robot mode. He is just s shell former like the other movie toys that puts his whole vehicle shell on his back and thus must incorporate any vehicle detail in robot mode through sculpting rather than have the actual piece, except for his chest which is indeed the front of the vehicle. And while Ryan is an expert at making toys look good in pics, the reason why he is always in action poses is because he actually cant stand straight.

My biggest pet peeve though are his forearms which are made up of real wheels that have a huge panel over them to conceal them making bumblebee have inner sleeves that go over the palms of his hands.


Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Talking Bumblebee Gallery

Phantom Joe looks... odd. It sits somewhere between cool and headscratching in colour scheme.