First Look at More Cyberworld Toys Including Elita-1 in IDW Riptide’s Body

That does look a lot like Riptide, though Elita One being a boat isn't without precedent. Her very first ever toy was from Botcon 2009, where she turned into a boat (redeco of Cybertron Thunderblast).

I really love that bug guy.
Damn, there's so much win in this line.

But... but... I'm a SERIOUS, passionate, RRRREEEEAAAAALLLLLL collector. I shouldn't like these. Rrrrriiiiiiight?

This may be the line I'll be buying the most from this year.
No joke.

-Kanrabat- wrote:I really love that bug guy.
Damn, there's so much win in this line.

But... but... I'm a SERIOUS, passionate, RRRREEEEAAAAALLLLLL collector. I shouldn't like these. Rrrrriiiiiiight?

This may be the line I'll be buying the most from this year.
No joke.

I don’t know about the line in general, but I’m loving that Insecticon

There's something I love about Mirage's new Quinjet (is that what they're going for?) mode. Or maybe it's supposed to look like Courageous, the Guardian GoBot Power Warrior?

The Skybite-mobile is just so adorable, I may have to bite.

And as big a mess as that Grimlock is, I kind of like the idea that he turns into a throne/power-loader for Optimus Prime that looks like it could eat him. A play pattern intended to homage conflicts the two have had over the generations? And could making Grimlock and Scorpinok counterparts be an homage to Maximum Dinobots?

Not sure I'll end up buying anything from this line until I find it on clearance, but I'll certainly watch every tiny episode ASAP!

Honestly, a lot of cool stuff here, and stuff I feel I can enjoy with my daughter.

Elita-1 as a Riptide pretool is awesome, glad we might finally see him!

If they do a G1 recolour of that scorponok we are all in. He looks great. Kids are going to love these!

It cracks me up that based on articulation and general look of each toy… You could never guess what size class any of them are. Each one could literally be 1 inch or 1 foot in size. I thought Scorponok was a deluxe until I saw these photos.

gothsaurus wrote:It cracks me up that based on articulation and general look of each toy… You could never guess what size class any of them are. Each one could literally be 1 inch or 1 foot in size. I thought Scorponok was a deluxe until I saw these photos.

I wish that was true for everything in life.

I'm getting heavy 'Temu/Wish Transforming Toy' vibes from this whole line.

Remember when Hasbro revealed the studio series line and then surprised us with wave 1 being in stock on Hasbro pulse ready to ship then and there? Kind of wish they did that with Cyberworld.

It cracks me up that based on articulation and general look of each toy… You could never guess what size class any of them are. Each one could literally be 1 inch or 1 foot in size. I thought Scorponok was a deluxe until I saw these photos.

Yeah, thats what I think too

To be perfectly honest, I think this line is a breath of fresh air. This has the potential to kind of refresh the franchise a bit. This is definitely a kid oriented line with simple engineering and transformations, sure. But I think if the collectors can get past the limited articulation and simplicity, and perhaps their own (for lack of thinking of a better word)-Prejudices against kid lines, I think they will find some really fun ideas here. I absolutely love the G2 Megatron look on that Hound. It's a clever reuse in my opinion. The fresh new takes on established characters are nice. Not everything is good per say but no line ever in the franchise has been perfect. That bigger optimus, in my view is terrible. BUT that second Optimus that has the off-road pickup look is really cool. I can't help but get a Landcross vibe from him. I don't understand the mold choice for Mirage but it does look good as Starscream. I love the off-road bumblebee alt mode design. Sky-Byte is fun. Scorponok is big and beautiful. Someone else mentioned his repaints and I would be all in for them.
There's a lot of really nice creativity here. And if the line catches on a bit I think there could be even more oddball designs and repaints coming.
For several years now I have been really focusing my collection on the Generations G1 cast and strictly new characters from other lines such as Earthspark and Cyberverse. Last "kid line" I went all in on was RID 15. I bought all the warrior class figures and while yes, they were simplified compared to Prime they were still really good designs and figures.

I also can't help but see this line as a "catch all" for Hasbro. Take a bunch of designs that were intended for other lines and mix them together into one big line. That off road bee sure seems to fit the Reactivate Bee look for example.

sideswipe6520 wrote:To be perfectly honest, I think this line is a breath of fresh air.

I dismiss the elitist opinion about how "awful" and "useless" this line is. They tend to forget that G1, after the initial Diaclone reuses, was all about experimenting with weird and fun gimmicks.

So, lines like these are indeed essential for Transformers to keep fresh and to experiment with new gimmicks and characters.

I can't wait to get my hands on most, if not all of the Cyberworld toys.

Cyberworld looks super fun. Definitely excited for Sky-Byte and Elita.

Scorponok is now on preorder at amazon.ca.

https://www.amazon.ca/-/fr/G1659/dp/B0D?tag=seibertron0b-20& ... QcnrU67rZJ

His price is just a 5/10$CAN above the leader price. I don't know how huge he will be, but I find the figure pretty exiting. I preordered my copy.

My Amazon preorder from Grimlock had its release date move from the end of the month to the 17th... guess we'll see what happens.

Some Transformers Cyberworld toys are coming in early, like the Chomp & Battle Grimlock. Chuckdawg1999 got his hands on one so we have a review for you below. It should be said though that this is a figure meant to interact with other figures, like the configuration with Optimus Prime. So since the other figures are not out, that whole aspect isn't shown.

chuckdawg1999 wrote:This is a fun figure, but I wish some of the other figures were released at the same time to really take advantage of all the features.

Yeah, my Cyberworld Grimmy arrived on Wednesday. Posted tons of pics all over the internet already, Fun toy!

The chances that I buy that Grimlock are low... That is, unless it is 50% off so that I can customise it into Beast Megatron.

I wish that Scorponok at least had some sort of leg movement, it just continues to be cool

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:I wish that Scorponok at least had some sort of leg movement, it just continues to be cool

Meh, I'm forgiving it for the huge, gimmick filled nonsense that he is.

In Demand Toys got some publicity stock photos for this line and one of them shows us our first look at Wheeljack's toy and... he's kinda bizarre, even for this line. He looks more Jazz simply colored like Wheeljack, complete with his helmet colored like Jazz's (with black painted around the ears so it looks like a Jazz/Wheeljack fusion helmet) and a front-bumper chest.

He doesn't even have a wacky new altmode that leans into the "fun" of the line like Megatron, Snarl, and others do. He's just "Wheeljack, but he's shaped like Jazz for some reason".




There are more pics in the link, but these two are the ones with Wheeljack.

We have lots of Cyberworld news for you. Thanks to JT-Prime17, we have the 2026 line up. This line is going to be WILD. Not only do we have Beast Wars characters coming, like Primal and Cheetor, but we also have Deep Sea Explorer Soundwave, a Scourge Pirate Ship and a Yeti Hound among a bunch of other toys. The full list is below. We also have new images of this year's toys including the first look at Wheeljack. Fellow Seibertronian Sabrblade breaks that down for us after the list.

TRA CYBERWORLD SOUNDWAVE DEEP SEA EXPLORER
Product Number: G1964

TRA CYBERWORLD ULTIMATE SHOCKWAVE DINO
Product Number: G2162

TRA CYBERWORLD ULTIMATE SCOURGE PIRATE SHIP
Product Number: G2163

TRA CYBERWORLD ULTIMATE HOUND YETI
Product Number: G2164

TRA CYBERWORLD ARMORED AIRACHNID
Product Number: G2166

TRA CYBERWORLD ARMORED RATCHET
Product Number: G2167

TRA CYBERWORLD ARMORED MEGATRON DRILL
Product Number: G2168

TRA CYBERWORLD CC CHEETOR
Product Number: G2227

TRA CYBERWORLD CC JAZZ
Product Number: G2228

TRA CYBERWORLD CC LOCKDOWN
Product Number: G2232

TRA CYBERWORLD MULTIPACK
Product Number: G3181

TRA CYBERWOLRD CC PRIMAL CLASSIC
Product Number: G3255

TRA CYBERWORLD CC OP CLASSIC E
Probably Number: G3256

TRA CYBERWORLD CC BB OFFROAD E
Product Code: G3257

TRA CYBERWORLD CC MEGATRON BULL E
Product Code: G3258

TRA CYBERWORLD ARMOR AIRACHNID CLASSIC
Product Number: G3259

TRA CYBERWORLD ARMOR BB CLASSIC E
Product Number: G3260

TRA CYBERWORLD ARMOR OP OFFROAD E
Product Number: G3261

Sabrblade wrote:In Demand Toys got some publicity stock photos for this line and one of them shows us our first look at Wheeljack's toy and... he's kinda bizarre, even for this line. He looks more Jazz simply colored like Wheeljack, complete with his helmet colored like Jazz's (with black painted around the ears so it looks like a Jazz/Wheeljack fusion helmet) and a front-bumper chest.

He doesn't even have a wacky new altmode that leans into the "fun" of the line like Megatron, Snarl, and others do. He's just "Wheeljack, but he's shaped like Jazz for some reason".

Yeti Hound is such an exciting prospect

Just want Scorpie.

I don't understand why they purposely limit the articulation on these. If they all had elbows and knees I'd probably buy most of them. But as is, they are all passes.

LE0KING wrote:I don't understand why they purposely limit the articulation on these. If they all had elbows and knees I'd probably buy most of them. But as is, they are all passes.

Why articulation are limited?

2 reasons.

First, it make transformations easier.
Second, il lower the parts count by a lot, thus reducing the price of the toys by a significant margin.

Also, this line is not meant for collectors, but for fun and quick play. This is the main point of the line. Going WOOOOSH and BAMBAMBAM, then transforming in 3 seconds for more WOOOOOSH and more BANGBAMGVANG.

That's it.

LE0KING wrote:I don't understand why they purposely limit the articulation on these. If they all had elbows and knees I'd probably buy most of them. But as is, they are all passes.

So they get to make these again in Studio Series in a few years. Hasbro always have a way to bleed your wallet dry if they didn't get you the first time.

Seriously, EarthSpark's warriors weren't bad to begin with, yet Hasbro followed up w/ Deluxes for many of them, and they were great figures. So we might have a chance to get these designs in Generations.

cloudballoon wrote:So we might have a chance to get these designs in Generations.

The best proof are the Rescue Bots in Legacy and AotP. It took years, but they did came.

"Ultimate Scourge"? Interesting...

Dino-Snarl wrote:Just want Scorpie.

I do not blame you

bluecatcinema wrote:"Ultimate Scourge"? Interesting...

I know people are mostly thinking "black Optimus", but I really hope it's a big blue and white ship. G1 Scourge already looks the part of a pirate captain and has the name to match.

Emerje

Transformers Cyberworld is upon us! The toys have started coming out, with a sighting of Scorponok from the UK. And now we have official images of the wave 2 figures. These Cyber Changers are 4 inch figures that have less articulation than a deluxe figure but are priced at $11.99 USD. Those that come with an extra armor/weapon, like Offroad Optimus and Chop Shop, are 15.99. These have an August rekease date on entertainment earth, which is also the source of the images.
This series blends a lot of aspects from all over. Bumblebee sport his Prime headsculpt and Reactivate alt mode while Elita 1 is based on IDW Riptide and Chop Shop is based on Beast Wars Insecticon.

Anyone else seeing this?




Probably just me, but I feel like there's some retooling potential.

Emerje

I really wish these had elbows, otherwise I love how they look

Optimus and Bee are "meh," but all the rest are pretty boss.

Strawdeath on TFW just posted in hand images of Scorponok. Hate scooping from TFW but here's one pic.

https://news.tfw2005.com/2025/06/26/tra ... RIZVQXe1KQ

Looks like hasbro has forgotten how easy it is to steal toys. Open packages with just tiny strips.
Fingernail clippers and they are all gone. Nobody would really want these but still, it's that easy.

Cheetron wrote:Looks like hasbro has forgotten how easy it is to steal toys. Open packages with just tiny strips.
Fingernail clippers and they are all gone. Nobody would really want these but still, it's that easy.

I mean, it took them until just this year to make Studio Series boxes that can't be opened simply by pushing in on the bottom of the box, no need to cut tape or anything. They are very slow to catch on.

Emerje

Emerje wrote:

Cheetron wrote:Looks like hasbro has forgotten how easy it is to steal toys. Open packages with just tiny strips.
Fingernail clippers and they are all gone. Nobody would really want these but still, it's that easy.

I mean, it took them until just this year to make Studio Series boxes that can't be opened simply by pushing in on the bottom of the box, no need to cut tape or anything. They are very slow to catch on.

Emerje

Meanwhile, for over a year, I saw the same SS86 Ironhide without a head on the shelves at Walmart. I kept reporting it, they kept putting it back. They have zero fawks to give.

I recently got my first Cyberworld toy with that big Grimlock. It is way, WAY better than I expected. Sure, the bot is flat, but it does look awesome. Plus the dino mode isn't bad either, once the legs are properly transformed. I didn't expect all that FLAT black paint. Usually, it's always glossy or metallic paint. To see flat "powdered" paint on a toy is a refreshing change.

The one feature I like the most about that Grimlock is the pilotable "mech" mode. I tried 3 riders:

First, the authentic "scout" one. He cannot truly sit, but it works.


Then, the Classic deluxe. Nope. It doesn't.


Finally, the G1 Pretender. He cannot sit at all, but the fit is PERFECT. Pretender Grimlock's feet fit snugly on the seat, and his height is tailored to him. Bonus points, his gun can be pegged on almost all ports.


For around the price of a deluxe, this big Grimlock is a ton of fun!