Transformers Bumblebee Movie Toys To Debut in Original Marines Clothing Stores in Italy #JoinTheBuzz

Common sense seems to have not just left the building it went running at full speed.

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Broke Down Bot wrote:Now that I look closer they are using the Titans Return Blaster mold.......lazy

Are you sure? It looks just like the soundwave mold but altered... And also wasn't the Blaster mold just a retool of soundwave anyway?

First Blaster, and then a Soundwave with all new Boombox parts, and now this one has even different boombox parts, so all 3 are entirely unique

That's what I thought, so I don't get the criticism.

Guess it's fun to complain about every single details.
Those who already have their TR Soundwave may not be interested, but many like me either skipped or never saw it in store. So it's like a second chance. Personally, I found the original TR version to be too bland. But this special one is just right. So if I see it in store, I may pounce.

If I didn't already have the TR Soundwave I'd be all over the new Beedeco SW. Color's are better, the molding is cooler. I am not a fan of the dark grey on the arms and legs though. Just looks off.

It's a fantastic mold that looks the part and a lot of fun to play with in base mode. I'd recommend owning at least one flavor of the mold. I will say after seeing Soundwave in the new trailer, I want "that" Soundwave in addition to all the other Soundwaves. I'm in the can't have enough Soundwaves camp, BTW

I'm also hunting that Cassettebot pack because I "need" a blue Frumble.

Drove all the way out to Meijer today hoping to find SS VW Bumblebee and the Bee movie stuff.

This is what I found:

carytheone wrote:
I'm also hunting that Cassettebot pack because I "need" a blue Frumble.

Brickseek and Target DCPI code 087-16-3093. Check to see if your local target has them. Mine did, but they were in the back, so find an employee and ask them to look up the DCPI code and check stock.

That's how I got mine yesterday. I should finally have some time to open them up tonight, photos to follow.

MPM-7 listed on Amazon JP but not yet available to be shipped to the US. 10,800 Yen.

https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B07 ... VRQENFRJN5

nycPrime wrote:MPM-7 listed on Amazon JP but not yet available to be shipped to the US. 10,800 Yen.

https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B07 ... VRQENFRJN5

You may want to write that in the thread we made for him

viewtopic.php?t=111787&p=1985466#p1985466

Here is a quick review for what will probably be the biggest toy of Shatter, the main villain from the upcoming Bumblebee movie.

This is the Transformers Titan Changer Shatter, which is a very big simple toy with a 7 step conversion and limited articulation. It has not been reviewed yet (to my knowledge) so I wanted to show what was going on with this toy if anyone is curious when they walk by it in stores.

Honestly, for what it is I cannot see it be better. It is a fully converting toy with two very distinctive a good looking modes, bigger than a leader class toy, at a deluxe price point. That means the same resources (i.e. material) that goes into a deluxe is stretched out to give you a massive toy for younger kids to enjoy.

The box gives us what is either an early design fo Shatter, that has since been dropped, or a look at Shatter with a battle mask we have yet to see any footage of.





There is assembly required, and this is where the toy falters. The wings come seperate from the figure so you have to attach them, and they can detach during transformation.



They do provide a very impressive wing-span though. The jet mode is pretty great. It is MASSIVE! You can see it below compared to Transformers The Last Knight Voyager Megatron. It is also a very decent looking jet. While it has the same transformation as recent Windblade toys, I feel the legs are far better disguised here. The movie aesthetic gives the legs a lot of detail which blends well with the altmode. I also like how the wings have the perfect outline for the feet to fill.











Of course, this is a very simple transformer, so there is definitely (half) a robot hiding underneath there.



The best part of the robot mode is how uniform and unique it looks, especially when compared to the jet. Many Titan Changer toys suffer from having overly lanky robots and while Shatter looks rather slim, she actually looks more proportional than any other toy in the line so far. And the alt mode isn't obvious, especially since her chest hints at a car alt mode. Also, as you will see below, this toy is huge. Articulation is of course very poor, as is the case with all these toys.











So there you have it. I bought it so you don't have to. But hey, if you want a big simple toy for your kids to have fight against Bumblebee then this is the best Titan Changer toy we have ever had. Easily the most complex and most detailed, by a country mile.

I did not expect her to be that tall. Still might pick her up.

This fella looks like he could be an ANIMATED version of Optimus Primal.

Decepticon Stryker wrote:I did not expect her to be that tall. Still might pick her up.

Don't you wanna wait if there'll be a Studio Series version?

Thanks to our friends at Hasbro for sending Seibertron.com a giant box of Bumblebee Movie toys! This gallery shows the awesome box that these toys came in along with shots of the 9 individual toys that came inside. Included in the package were Studio Series 15 Bumblebee with Charlie, Studio Series 18 Bumblebee (Volkswagen Beetle), Legion Class Bumblebee, DJ Bumblebee, Power Charge Bumblebee, Nitro Series Bumblebee, Power Plus Series Bumblebee, and Power Series Bumblebee and Dropkick.

Check out our gallery and then watch our YouTube Bumblebee unboxing video below with our special guests Madelyn and Logan!




Madelyn and her friend Logan join us for a special unboxing of Bumblebee Movie toys from our friends at Hasbro


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If I was a kid again and got a box like that I would be smiming too

Fellow Seibertronian Chuckdawg has a nice review for us. He looks at the Transformers Bumblebee Power series. The line is a bit confusing with the new class names epsecially since the class name does not just relate to diffrence in size but also with what the toy comes with. The best example is the Power and Power Plus class. The Power class are sized at the same size as one-step toys of years past. Power Plus class toys are the same size class but they come with the igniter, which is the motor gimmick.

And to enjoy the Power class toys to their fullest, you need to get the igniter which is only sold in the NItro class and Power Plus class. Confused?
Don't worry, Chuck explains this very well in the review for the entire Power class, which includes Megatron, Hot Rod, Bumblebee (Camaro) and Dropkick. Check it out for yourself!

Just realized that there's a port on the back of the igniter motor that spins as the wheel turns, perfect for turning helicopter blades. Something tells me we'll see Dropkick again in the igniters line.

We have seen the Titan Changer version of this toy already in a pictorial review, fellow Seibertronian TFA1024 has also shared a video review of another version of the new Decepticon from Transformers Bumblebee Movie: Energon Igniter Power Plus Shatter - who appears in her robot and her muscle car mode (rather than the jet she can also turn into, as a triple changer).

The figure has so far only really been spotted in Singapore, but if you come across it at retail, make sure to use our Sightings Database to help out fellow fans! In the meantime, check out the clip below.

A figure of a new movieverse character? How will Shatter hold up against The Transformers Addict? Check out the review and see for yourself!

That's a lot of fun toy Bee toys in one package.

Once again Seibertron, Thank you so much for sharing another one of my Reviews. I will state this to anyone who reads this. I did not buy this in U.S Retail. i actually bought this from Ashiaka the very person from singapore who found it and reported the finding on TFW2005. Without his kind act the review would not be possible. Also despite Shatter being a very simplified toy she is pretty fun and looks good in both forms. Hope she gets a studio series figure but if not oh well. There will be more Bumblebee Toy Reviews on the way. Chuckdawg and PrimeVsPrime already beat me though. Well..Except for one item that no one has reviewd. Stay Tuned on my channel to see.

If we ever wanted to see how the target demographic reacts to these products, I think we're covered.



That DJ Bumblebee went down A TREAT.

That video was FUN!
Love how Madelyn's play date turned into Dad's play date.

You guys think Logan has any idea of the potential awesomeness being friends with Madelyn holds?

Great job wrangling in all that kid energy, Papa Seibs!

Bumblebee posed on that box like "Draw me like one of your french robots".