Toy Fair 2017 - Transformers Titans Return Official Images #TFNY #HasbroToyFair
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TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS 2017 PRODUCT INFORMATION
Hasbro’s TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS line of converting action figures features characters and expressions from throughout the more than 30 years of the TRANSFORMERS brand. In 2017, the epic PRIME WARS TRILOGY continues with the second chapter, TITANS RETURN!
The TRANSFORMERS battle explodes into uncharted territory when the TITANS RETURN! To control an ancient race of giant, city-sized warriors—Titans—the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS must harness the power of TITAN MASTERS, smaller bots that give bigger bots enhanced abilities in battle. Each TITAN MASTER figure can become the head for Deluxe Class, Voyager Class, or Leader Class TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS: TITANS RETURN figures. Plus, Leader Class and Titan Class figures can convert to city mode to serve as a base for TITAN MASTER figures!
The 2017 TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS line from Hasbro features the following products:
TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN LEADER Assortment
(Ages 8 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $44.99/Available: Spring 2017)
The TRANSFORMERS battle explodes into uncharted territory when the TITANS RETURN! To control an ancient race of giant, city-sized warriors—Titans—the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS must harness the power of TITAN MASTERS, smaller bots that give bigger bots enhanced abilities in battle. Each TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN Leader Class figure comes with a TITAN MASTER figure that becomes the head of the Leader figure. When the Leader Class figure is in vehicle mode, the TITAN MASTER figure rides inside. Each TITAN MASTER figure can become the head for Deluxe Class, Voyager Class, or Leader Class TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN figures (each sold separately). Each Leader Class figure features three modes and converts between robot, vehicle, and battle station. Battle stations can connect with Titan Class figures like FORTRESS MAXIMUS and TRYPTICON (each sold separately), to form a giant TRANSFORMERS City. Choose from DECEPTICON characters SIX SHOT and SKY SHADOW. Also includes individual accessories and collectible character card. Additional figures are each sold separately. Available at most major retailers and on HasbroToyShop.com.
TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN VOYAGER Assortment
(Ages 8 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $24.99/Available: Spring 2017)
The TRANSFORMERS battle explodes into uncharted territory when the TITANS RETURN! To control an ancient race of giant, city-sized warriors—Titans—the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS must harness the power of TITAN MASTERS, smaller bots that give bigger bots enhanced abilities in battle. Each 7-inch scale TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN Voyager Class figure converts into 3 different modes. Each TRIPLE CHANGER figure comes with a TITAN MASTER figure that becomes the head of the Voyager Class figure. When the Voyager Class figure is in either vehicle mode, the TITAN MASTER figure rides inside. Each TITAN MASTER figure can become the head for Deluxe Class, Voyager Class, or Leader Class TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN figures (each sold separately). Fans can choose from AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON characters like OPTIMUS PRIME, MEGATRON and BROADSIDE, unite them with other TITAN MASTER figures, and imagine they’re powering up for battle! Also includes individual accessories and collectible character card. Additional figures are each sold separately. Available at most major retailers and on HasbroToyShop.com.
TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN DELUXE Assortment
(Ages 8 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $16.99/Available: Spring 2017)
The TRANSFORMERS battle explodes into uncharted territory when the TITANS RETURN! To control an ancient race of giant, city-sized warriors—Titans—the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS must harness the power of TITAN MASTERS, smaller bots that give bigger bots enhanced abilities in battle. Each TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN Deluxe Class figure comes with a TITAN MASTER figure that becomes the head of Deluxe Class figure. When the Deluxe Class figure is in vehicle mode, the TITAN MASTER figure rides inside. Each TITAN MASTER figure can become the head for Deluxe Class, Voyager Class, or Leader Class TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN figures (each sold separately). Fans can choose from AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON characters like HOT ROD, PERCEPTOR and TRIGGERHAPPY, unite them with other TITAN MASTER figures, and imagine they’re powering up for battle! Also includes individual accessories and collectible character card. Additional figures are each sold separately. Available at most major retailers and on HasbroToyShop.com.
TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN LEGENDS Assortment
(Ages 8 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $9.99/Available: Spring 2017)
The TRANSFORMERS battle explodes into uncharted territory when the TITANS RETURN! To control an ancient race of giant, city-sized warriors—Titans—the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS must harness the power of Titan Masters, smaller bots that give bigger bots enhanced abilities in battle. TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN Legends Class figures deliver exciting conversions in a smaller scale. The TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN Legends Class figures convert from robot to vehicle or beast. In the alt modes, TITAN MASTER figures can ride inside. Fans can choose from AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON characters like BUMBLEBEE, GNAW, and KICKBACK. Additional figures are each sold separately. Also includes a collectible character card. Available at most major retailers and on HasbroToyShop.com.
TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN TITAN MASTERS Assortment
(Ages 8 & up/Approx. Retail Price: $4.99/Available: Spring 2017)
The TRANSFORMERS battle explodes into uncharted territory when the TITANS RETURN! To control an ancient race of giant, city-sized warriors—Titans—the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS must harness the power of TITAN MASTERS, smaller bots that give bigger bots enhanced abilities in battle. TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN TITAN MASTER figure can become the head for Deluxe Class, Voyager Class or Leader Class TITANS RETURN figures. Fans can choose from AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON TITAN MASTER characters like AUTOBOT PTERO and DECEPTICON FANGRY, unite them with other figures, and imagine they’re powering up for battle! Each TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN TITAN MASTER figure converts from robot to head mode and back in one step and comes with a mini vehicle or mini beast that converts to a weapon for Deluxe, Voyager or Leader Class figures. Additional figures are each sold separately. Available at most major retailers and on HasbroToyShop.com.
TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS ALT-MODES Assortment
(Ages 8 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $5.99/Available: Spring 2017)
Each collectable pocket-sized TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS ALT-MODES figure is based on an iconic TRANSFORMERS character and features a quick one-step pull-tab conversion from robot to vehicle and back. Each figure comes in a box so fans will be surprised to discover which character they get! Characters to be released in 2017 include AUTOBOT HOUND, SIDESWIPE, and BLUESTREAK, each sold separately. Available at most major retailers and on HasbroToyShop.com.
TRANSFORMERS GENERATIONS TITANS RETURN TRYPTICON Action Figure
(Ages 8 & up/Approx. Retail Price: $149.99/Available: Fall 2017)
The TRANSFORMERS battle explodes into uncharted territory when the TITANS RETURN! To control an ancient race of giant, city-sized warriors—Titans—the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS must harness the power of TITAN MASTERS, smaller bots that give bigger bots enhanced abilities in battle. The ultimate DECEPTICON weapon is joining the TITANS RETURN battle! Imagine TRYPTICON will destroy everything and devour everyone in his path. The Titan Class TRYPTICON figure is the largest figure in the 2017 TITANS RETURN universe. The towering T-Rex converts between 3 different modes: dino, spaceship, and city. When the figure is in city mode, it connects to TITANS RETURN Leader Class figures (each sold separately) to form the giant NEMESIS COMMAND. When the figure is in T-Rex mode, it can “eat” TITAN MASTER figures: TRYPTICON can chomp them down, then kids can open his stomach to get them out. Comes with a Deluxe Class FULL-TILT figure and a TITAN MASTER DECEPTICON NECRO figure. Additional TITAN MASTER figures are each sold separately, but with so many to collect, the TITANS RETURN battlefield is a veritable all-you-can-eat bot buffet for TRYPTICON. FULL-TILT figure attaches to the TRYPTICON figure’s chest. TITAN MASTER figure becomes the head for the FULL-TILT figure and works with TITANS RETURN Deluxe, Voyager, and Leader Class figures (each sold separately). Also features a storage compartment in the figure’s tail. Available at most major retailers and on HasbroToyShop.com.
This article was last modified on Sunday, February 19th, 2017 12:00pm CST
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Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on February 18th, 2017 @ 10:42pm CST
Overall, I am pretty happy with the boxsets. I won't feel bad about buying them for everyone inside
Posted by fenrir72 on February 18th, 2017 @ 10:42pm CST
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:I'm also going to say that any hope of getting a Thunderwing from Sky Shadow (I did see some people hoping for it) is dashed with that Titan Master Thunderwing. Although, that is cool of them to include him as a Titanmaster, and diecast to boot!
Who's die-cast?
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on February 18th, 2017 @ 10:44pm CST
fenrir72 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:I'm also going to say that any hope of getting a Thunderwing from Sky Shadow (I did see some people hoping for it) is dashed with that Titan Master Thunderwing. Although, that is cool of them to include him as a Titanmaster, and diecast to boot!
Who's die-cast?
the Rodimus Titanmaster was stated to be Diecast. I would think Thunderwing would be too, seeing as how it appears they are just heads, not even a little vehicle to go with them
Posted by william-james88 on February 18th, 2017 @ 10:47pm CST
fenrir72 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:I'm also going to say that any hope of getting a Thunderwing from Sky Shadow (I did see some people hoping for it) is dashed with that Titan Master Thunderwing. Although, that is cool of them to include him as a Titanmaster, and diecast to boot!
Who's die-cast?
The titan masters Rodimus Prime and Thunderwing. The answer to your question from the other thread.
Posted by william-james88 on February 18th, 2017 @ 10:51pm CST

Posted by Qwan on February 18th, 2017 @ 10:55pm CST
Wow, just check out that Titan Master integration on Trypticon!

Also, I'm honestly amazed at how easily this 3D-rendering stock-image photography can make even the most amazing figures look totally awful. *coughSeaspraycough*
Posted by LE0KING on February 18th, 2017 @ 10:55pm CST
That's just cool.
Posted by VanOscuro on February 18th, 2017 @ 10:56pm CST
Posted by Agamemnon on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:04pm CST
Cobotron wrote:So much to take in. Still digesting everything. Pretty excited about a a lot of it.
And I just looked at Highbrow and Scourge. Windy's thighs are EXACTLY the SAME. Parts share!
Jelze! Write that down.
Cobotron wrote:Guys! Look at the pic Leoking just posted above.
Windblade is mis-transformed. Her crotch is hyper extended. She is a engineering/parts share of HB and Scourge. No doubt.
Leave it to Cobo to get me staring at robot crotch and thighs....
Again...
Damn, I thought I was about satisfied with my collection. This stuff looks really, really neat. Who needs to eat? Or buy new clothes...?
Posted by william-james88 on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:04pm CST
Qwan wrote:Also, I'm honestly amazed at how easily this 3D-rendering stock-image photography can make even the most amazing figures look totally awful. *coughSeaspraycough*
Oh it gets so much worse.
Check this awesome badass leader Megatron toy:

Here's his render:

Posted by Qwan on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:10pm CST

It would appear that Windblade's Titan Master is in fact the same base one as Fracas/Xort (i.e. same torso and thighs), but with a different small head, arms and shins/feet! That seems like an unprecedented level of change to those little guys - the only other TM I can remember having differences was (coincidentally) Xort's head being different to Fracas'. I guess this marks yet another interesting point in the list of what TM-sharing does and does not necessarily entail. (Don't mind me, just filling in as self-appointed TM-data-gatherer for Jelze for the time being

Also guys, it uh, looks like there are a few issues in the linked gallery. Pounce seems to be labelled as Cloudraker, and MP Prime is there for some reason? Don't know if this is a site issue or if the images came labelled this way but just thought I'd point it out as a note of interest.
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:19pm CST
Qwan wrote:Wow, just check out that Titan Master integration on Trypticon!(Though the filenames appear to imply that what's being depicted is him... eating Titan Masters, and them... going to his belly? In that case WOW, just check out that Titan Master integration on Trypticon, without the sarcasm!)
Also, I'm honestly amazed at how easily this 3D-rendering stock-image photography can make even the most amazing figures look totally awful. *coughSeaspraycough*
That's an actual labelled feature. Trypticon can officially eat Titan Masters.
Qwan wrote:Also guys, it uh, looks like there are a few issues in the linked gallery. Pounce seems to be labelled as Cloudraker, and MP Prime is there for some reason? Don't know if this is a site issue or if the images came labelled this way but just thought I'd point it out as a note of interest.
MP Prime was included in the images they sent us. For what reason we have no idea.
Posted by Qwan on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:25pm CST
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:That's an actual labelled feature. Trypticon can officially eat Titan Masters.
That is... amazingly cool. Yeah, Trypticon is definitely a must-buy now. Maybe this was that "creative integration" of Titan Masters that was mentioned once ever and I just keep harping on about?
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:MP Prime was included in the images they sent us. For what reason we have no idea.
Maybe to remind us how great real-life stock photos can make a figure look? But on the other hand...

...Maybe not.

Posted by Kurona on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:29pm CST
Qwan wrote:
It would appear that Windblade's Titan Master is in fact the same base one as Fracas/Xort (i.e. same torso and thighs), but with a different small head, arms and shins/feet! That seems like an unprecedented level of change to those little guys - the only other TM I can remember having differences was (coincidentally) Xort's head being different to Fracas'. I guess this marks yet another interesting point in the list of what TM-sharing does and does not necessarily entail. (Don't mind me, just filling in as self-appointed TM-data-gatherer for Jelze for the time being)
Also guys, it uh, looks like there are a few issues in the linked gallery. Pounce seems to be labelled as Cloudraker, and MP Prime is there for some reason? Don't know if this is a site issue or if the images came labelled this way but just thought I'd point it out as a note of interest.
I definitely like that a re-used Titan Master has actually been changed in some way aside from the head mode... but I'm very perplexed now as to what the Titan Master is supposed to reference, and why of all characters they done it for Windblade rather than a character who did have a -master partner who could have used retooling to look more like themselves.
Posted by Qwan on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:36pm CST
Kurona wrote:I definitely like that a re-used Titan Master has actually been changed in some way aside from the head mode... but I'm very perplexed now as to what the Titan Master is supposed to reference, and why of all characters they done it for Windblade rather than a character who did have a -master partner who could have used retooling to look more like themselves.
I can only assume they're pre-emptive changes to pay homage to a future use of the Windblade sub-mold of the Highbrow mold family (at least, the arms and legs are - head seems to be definitely Windblade-themed). Let the hunt for a matching -Master partner begin!
...On the other hand, maybe Hasbro's just going out of their way for their darling again.
Posted by Ultra Markus on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:36pm CST

i wonder how the g2 optimus prime jetmode will look

Posted by Terrsolpix on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:37pm CST
Posted by Kurona on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:40pm CST
Terrsolpix wrote:how much is Magnus Prime and who is in need of a PMOP?
Magnus Prime can't be bought on his own, only in a BBTS-exclusive boxset which will probably be above 100$. Have fun!
Posted by william-james88 on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:41pm CST
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Qwan wrote:Also guys, it uh, looks like there are a few issues in the linked gallery. Pounce seems to be labelled as Cloudraker, and MP Prime is there for some reason? Don't know if this is a site issue or if the images came labelled this way but just thought I'd point it out as a note of interest.
MP Prime was included in the images they sent us. For what reason we have no idea.
We do have an idea. He is being rereleased this year through Toysrus so they lumped in his promo pics with the rest of this more collector oriented stuff.
Posted by WreckerJack on February 18th, 2017 @ 11:51pm CST
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