New Galleries: Transformers Cyberworld Cyber Changers Wave 1

Cyberworld Cyber Changers Wave 2

Seibertron.com continues our coverage of the Transformers Cyberworld line with new galleries from the second wave of Cyber Changers. Following up on the Wave 1 Cyber Changers we shared recently, Wave 2 adds four more characters to the lineup: Bumblebee, Elita-1, Wheeljack, and Starscream.

Like Wave 1, these four-inch figures feature shoulder, hip, and knee articulation along with quick-change transformations. Each one is also tied to one of Cyberworld’s four environments:

• Bumblebee (Desert) transforms into an offroad car in two steps.
• Elita-1 (Ocean) converts into a futuristic speedboat in three steps, with 5 mm connection points for added play options. Her design draws inspiration from the IDW character Riptide.
• Wheeljack (City) changes from robot to race car in two steps, keeping with the simple conversion style of the assortment.
• Starscream (City) turns into a Cybertronic fighter jet in four steps, featuring ball-jointed shoulders and hips for extra posing.

These are the latest additions to Cyberworld, a line built around a consistent 4-inch scale and cross-compatibility across all price points. Work on photographing the first three waves has been ongoing since late July, and many more galleries are still to come. As with all Transformers toys, we present these figures as they are and invite fans to share their thoughts about the line in our Energon Pub forums.

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Transformers Cyberworld Starscream (95 images) - Cyber Changers










Transformers Cyberworld Wheeljack (91 images) - Cyber Changers










Transformers Cyberworld Elita-1 (92 images) - Cyber Changers










Transformers Cyberworld Bumblebee (79 images) - Cyber Changers

Armored Cyber Changers

Seibertron.com continues our Transformers Cyberworld coverage with new galleries from the first two waves of Armored Cyber Changers. Following up on our Cyber Changers Wave 1 and Cyber Changers Wave 2, these figures expand the line with added play value by packaging each four-inch Cyber Changer with a large geared weapon system.

This assortment includes Bumblebee, Galvatron, Optimus Prime, and Chop Shop:

• Bumblebee (City) transforms into a muscle car in two steps and comes with a blaster cannon that deploys two side-blades when activated. The blades can detach and be used individually.
• Galvatron (Desert) converts into a Junkion-inspired dragon in four steps. His flame blaster features a spreading barrel effect and removable flame pieces, plus a detachable tail weapon.
• Optimus Prime (Desert) becomes an armored off-road truck in two steps, with a large cannon that opens to reveal detachable wings. Blast effects can be attached to either the gun barrel or the wings.
• Chop Shop (Desert) changes into a stag beetle in four steps. He comes with a pincer-based weapon system that can be reconfigured in multiple ways. His design draws from several classic insectoid Transformers, most notably Beast Wars Insecticon.

As with the standard Cyber Changers, articulation is limited to the shoulders, hips, and knees, but the added weapon gimmicks give these figures a different kind of play value. Work on Cyberworld galleries has been ongoing since late July, with more still to come across the line.

What do you think of the Armored Cyber Changers so far? Share your thoughts with fellow fans in our Energon Pub forums!

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Transformers Cyberworld Chop Shop (154 images) - Armored Cyber Changers


















Transformers Cyberworld Galvatron (128 images) - Armored Cyber Changers












Transformers Cyberworld Bumblebee (128 images) - Armored Cyber Changers












Transformers Cyberworld Optimus Prime (109 images) - Armored Cyber Changers

Stupid question, is this it for the Cyberworld figures, will there be more in 2026?

G2-ish Megatron is really, really awesome. Even despite the lack of paint on the truck windows.
By the way, is that Megatron finally out in the USA?

Scorponok is cool, but not leader priced cool. I'll wait.

-Kanrabat- wrote:G2-ish Megatron is really, really awesome. Even despite the lack of paint on the truck windows.
By the way, is that Megatron finally out in the USA?

Scorponok is cool, but not leader priced cool. I'll wait.

Scorponok would've been "cooler" if his legs actually did something. Anything! Just being a brick doesn't help.

Thanks again for your help with getting Ultimate Megatron, -Kanrabat-! Crazy that it took this long to post it even though I finished the photos a few weeks ago. My main laptop died after 8.5 years (but, hey, 8.5 years of daily abuse is absurdly good) and a few other life curveballs got in the way. Shocked that I still beat it the punch of retail release in the U.S.

I think the headsculpt on Ultimate Megatron is one of the best. I like it better than Studio Series 86 Megatron's headsculpt. While it is a very different looking headsculpt from the actual G2 Megatron, both the original and the Hero Megatron had really good above average headsculpts. Siege Megatron also has a really good headsculpt (though it interprets the forehead "brim" as going up instead of forward or down, which makes me appreciate the artistic takes on Megatron's head design). It's a tough head to get right and only a few have managed to do it over the years. Cyberworld Ultimate Megatron is one of the few of them.

And embarrassingly, it's been brought to my attention that I could have transformed Grimlock's feet to give him a more natural t-rex pose. Ah well.

Seibertron wrote:And embarrassingly, it's been brought to my attention that I could have transformed Grimlock's feet to give him a more natural t-rex pose. Ah well.

Do you have the big electronic Rescue Bots T-Rex Optimus? I ask because this Grimlock seems very similar to that toy (but a little more advanced), and thought there might be some comparison pics between the two.

-Kanrabat- wrote:I'm glad to have been of help!

But holy sanctimonious cow... 30 AMERICAN dollars for Ultimate Megatron....

It's what we deserve for not making them in America.

Where they would then cost $50.

Emerje