Transformers Titans Return Arcee to be Available at New York Comic Con with Toys R Us
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Available at Toys“R”Us booth #110 and online at Toysrus.com/NYComicConvention from Thursday, October 5 – Sunday, October 8, and at Toys“R”Us stores nationwide later this year.
Marvel Inhumans: 12-inch Stuffed Figure – Lockjaw from Funko
Fans of the Marvel television series, Inhumans, will love Lockjaw as an ultra-soft plush figure. This stylized doll measures at 12-inches long and comes on a Marvel base display box. Starting with Lockjaw, Inhumans enthusiasts can collect and display all plush characters from the hit show.
POP! Marvel: Guardians of the Galaxy Volume Vol. 2 Vinyl Figure – Groot from Funko
From the hit film, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, comes the adorable Groot as a POP! Vinyl Figure. Attendees will love this stylized character that comes packaged in a window display box. Groot stands at 3.75-inches tall and is perfect item for movie collectors.
POP! Television: Teen Titans GO!™ – Trigon™ from Funko
Conventioneers can look forward to a fan-favorite DC Comics super hero team, Titans Go!, as POP! Vinyl figures. This stylized Trigon POP! Vinyl stands at 3.75-inches tall and comes packaged in a window display box. Trigon is the perfect addition to any Titans Go! POP! Vinyl collection.
POP! Football: New York Giants Vinyl Figure – Lawrence Taylor from Funko
Football fans can celebrate the new season with only the best of the best in POP! Vinyl figure form. NFL and New York Giants legend, Lawrence Taylor is now available as a vinyl figure for New York Comic Con. Standing at 3.75-inches tall and packaged in a window display box, this collectible is perfect for longtime Giants fanatics.
POP! Football: NFL Legends Action Figure – Deion Sanders from Funko
Now available in POP! Vinyl is Deion Sanders, the star player of the Atlanta Falcons. Captured in his home uniform, this collector’s item stands at 3.75-inches tall and comes packaged in a window display box.
WWE® Elite Collection Flashback Series Virgil™ Action Figure from Mattel Fans can capture the blowout action of WWE® Superstars with this WWE Elite figure featuring the likes of Virgil™, longtime manager of Ted DiBiase™, the “Million Dollar Man.” This bold and colorful figure features one of WWE’s biggest personalities and captures Virgil’s dramatic “management” antics. Outfitted in his iconic tuxedo and featuring detailed character expression, collectors will love this figure which comes complete with a crowd sign.
Dorbz: DC™ Super Heroes – Superman to Bizarro from Funko
Attendees can join the “Bizarro” World with Superman, Lois Lane and children. From the beloved DC Comic comes the adorable Bizarro Dorbz Vinyl Figure. This stylized Bizarro Dorbz Vinyl stands at approximately 3-inches tall and comes packaged in a window display box.
POP! Television: The Walking Dead® – Negan from Funko
"Eeny, meeny, miny, moe" – the merciless leader of the Saviors from AMC’s The Walking Dead, is wielding his infamous bat, Lucille, as he prepares to end one of the fan-favorite survivors in the show's memorable sixth seasonal finale. The Walking Dead Negan Black and White Bloody POP! Vinyl Figure is stylized, comes packaged in a window display box and stands approximately 3.75-inches tall.
Available ONLY at Toys“R”Us booth #110 and online at Toysrus.com/NYComicConvention from Thursday, October 5 – Sunday, October 8.
Marvel 2017 New York Comic Convention Exclusive Black Panther from JAKKS Pacific™
Conventioneers can get a hold of an extremely limited edition Black Panther Marvel Tsum Tsum at this year’s show. Ready and armed for combat, this collectible is richly packaged and armored with metallic black finish. Black Panther Marvel Tsum Tsum also comes in a display box with custom environment.
slither.io™ New York Comic Convention 5-Pack from Bonkers Toys
Gamers can celebrate slither.io™ at New York Comic Con with an exclusive 5-pack of metallic figures only available at Toys“R”Us. It’s the ultimate collector set for slither.io super fans.
Ken Street Fighter V Storm from BlueFin
Street fighter aficionados will love this Ken action figure, the third character for Street Fighter V. Crafted with a brand new look, Ken’s hair is tied back and he’s dressed in a half-off blue karate gi topped with a black V-neck training shirt and has black ankle wraps on his feet. Collectors will love Ken’s new play style as they are designs appearing for the first time in the Street Fighter V series. This collectible set includes 3 exchangeable facial expression faces, 3 exchangeable hair styles, 2 fire effects, 4 pairs of exchangeable palms and 1 stand with the Street Fighter logo.
M. Bison Street Fighter V Storm from BlueFin
Conventioneers can get a first look at the new action figure of M. Bison, the notorious villain from Street Fighter. This figure features over 30 points of articulation allowing collectors to pose M. Bison in all of his iconic and special moves. Standing at 8-inches, the figure features M. Bison in his player 2 green costume and the set comes packed with 3 exchangeable facial expressions, 2 psycho power effects, a psycho axe effect, exchangeable flying motion skirt, 4 pairs of exchangeable palms and a stand with the Street Fighter V logo.
Teen Titans Go! Flashback Starfire™ Vinimates Vinyl Figure from Diamond Select Toys™
Partnering to bring collectors a new vinyl figure line, the DC Universe and Vinimates are introducing the exclusive figure, Starfire, from the popular Cartoon Network animated series, Teen Titans Go. This block-shaped, 4-inch PVC collector’s figure of Starfire strikes a dynamic pose straight out of the television screen. Starfire comes packaged in a stackable, full-color Teen Titans Go! window box, for shelf display.
Available ONLY at Toys“R”Us booth #110 from Thursday, October 5 – Sunday, October 8.
Madame Alexander Marvel FAN GIRL 13.5-inch Collectible Doll – Black Panther from Madame Alexander
Inspired by the fiercest heroes, Madame Alexander and Marvel introduced Fan Girl Black Panther as part of the Fan Girl doll collection. Fully articulated and standing at a stunning 13.5-inches, this collectible doll is dressed from head-to-toe in an ebony ensemble. Though Fan Girl Black Panther is a warrior, avenger and master of martial arts, she also inspires fans to ignite a passion for fashion.
Madame Alexander Marvel FAN GIRL 13.5-inch Collectible Doll – Spider Gwen from Madame Alexander
Web slingers will love Fan Girl Spider-Gwen from Madame Alexander and Marvel. With Arachnid-like super powers from a radioactive spider bite, Spider Gwen weaves her webs in a black and white
apparatus with bright pink accents. Fully articulated and standing at a stunning 13.5-inches tall, Spider Gwen comes equipped with special Spidey eyeglasses, long gloves, distressed fishnets stockings and a hood atop her two-toned locks.
Madame Alexander Marvel FAN GIRL 13.5-inch Collectible Doll – Iron Man from Madame Alexander Marvel aficionados will enjoy Fan Girl Iron Man, an articulated, 13.5-inch fashion doll from Madame Alexander and part of the Fan Girl collectible doll collection. This collector’s item is outfitted in a V-neck flare pantsuit with a matching cape and her armor inspired details include cells, exposed pockets and the iconic symbol broach clasp for the cap.
Madame Alexander Marvel FAN GIRL 13.5-inch Collectible Doll – Captain America from Madame Alexander
Conventioneers can build a collection of Fan Girl dolls with Fan Girl Captain America. Representing the symbol of freedom and liberty, this doll is outfitted in a red, white and blue asymmetrical bubble skirt. Fashionistas will adore the 13.5-inch, articulated Fan Girl Captain America doll as she’s accessorized with leather fingerless opera gloves, a bright blue headband and Vintage WWII combat boot-inspired high heel thigh high boots.
Madame Alexander Marvel FAN GIRL 13.5-inch Collectible Doll – Black Widow from Madame Alexander
Explore a world of fashion and ferocity with this 13.5-inch, articulated Fan Girl Black Widow collectible. Inspired by Black Widow, this adventurer, intelligence agent and former ballerina is dressed in an onyx trumped-style dress with an exaggerated high collar, pillbox hat and spider web-like veil atop her vibrant auburn hair.
Available for presell at Toysrus.com/NYComicConvention from Thursday, October 5 – Sunday, October 8.
Transformers Titans Return Arcee 3-figure Pack from Hasbro
Fans can imagine harnessing the power of two Titan Masters with this special edition Transformers Arcee 3-figure pack. Featuring a Titans Return Deluxe Class figure, Titan Master figure, and special edition diecast Titan Master figure, this pack is perfect for diehard Transformers fans. Collectors will also love the 2 blaster accessories, 2 collector cards with tech specs and instructions that come included.
Credit(s): Toys R Us
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Posted by Agamemnon on September 25th, 2017 @ 12:12pm CDT

Posted by Rysquad on September 25th, 2017 @ 12:30pm CDT
We still haven't seen a proper release for the Walgreen's exclusive Cloudraker and Wingspan in the US but supposedly that's still coming.
The only question mark is Titan Master Scorponok, correct? Assuming Fengul is Laser Prime's Titan Master and Refractor is Orian Pax's Titan Master.
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on September 25th, 2017 @ 12:36pm CDT
Posted by nycPrime on September 25th, 2017 @ 12:45pm CDT
ExciKaiser wrote:Just received Arcee today.
I now undrstand why lot of visuals were showing the box split open. That's a very interesting box, I may keep it.
The box has a display window right? Mine is taped down so can't even open it. I'm still undecided if I want to keep this.
Posted by RiddlerJ on September 25th, 2017 @ 1:04pm CDT
nycPrime wrote:ExciKaiser wrote:Just received Arcee today.
I now undrstand why lot of visuals were showing the box split open. That's a very interesting box, I may keep it.
The box has a display window right? Mine is taped down so can't even open it. I'm still undecided if I want to keep this.
The box is elaborate but not really useful for storing her in. I don't know what to do with it.
Posted by Rysquad on September 25th, 2017 @ 1:09pm CDT
Agamemnon wrote:[Edit] Also, quick comment on being the "first" to get a figure. For me, that wasn't the motivation. It is the uncertainty. Will Arcee come out only at an online retailer I do not frequent? Will it be Wallgreens where I shop only sparingly even though there are five hundred within a mile of me? Or will it be at a big box retailer who may or may not actually stock here near me? (Walmart or Toys R Us come to mind. I had a devil of a time getting the Seige on Cybertron set...) So, with the certainty I can get her from HTS, my life is a bit less stressful.
This was motivation as well. I always understood that the Arcee set would see "wider" distribution after Hascon but we had no information on what retailer(s) would get it and when it would be available.
Posted by Relic0037 on September 25th, 2017 @ 1:19pm CDT
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:I'm really surprised the clone set was available online yet no stores have gotten it yet. I really need that pair so I can have my complete set of clones!
I need that set as well. I don't really shop at Walgreens on a regular basis, so I hope someone will post pics online when they finally hit shelves so that I know when to start looking for it.
Posted by Rysquad on September 25th, 2017 @ 1:40pm CDT
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:I'm really surprised the clone set was available online yet no stores have gotten it yet. I really need that pair so I can have my complete set of clones!
Technically those online retailers are getting them from overseas though, right? I'm assuming they're just importing them in from someone other than Hasbro directly.
Posted by william-james88 on September 25th, 2017 @ 1:52pm CDT
Rysquad wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:I'm really surprised the clone set was available online yet no stores have gotten it yet. I really need that pair so I can have my complete set of clones!
Technically those online retailers are getting them from overseas though, right? I'm assuming they're just importing them in from someone other than Hasbro directly.
Yes, hence the higher price tag offsetting their extra cost. The only retailer in the US getting these directly from Hasbro is Wallgreens. But the point still stands, we know these have been made and are ready for distribution. Just like Walmart's deluxe Hot Rod. So where are they?
Posted by nycPrime on September 25th, 2017 @ 2:53pm CDT
william-james88 wrote:Rysquad wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:I'm really surprised the clone set was available online yet no stores have gotten it yet. I really need that pair so I can have my complete set of clones!
Technically those online retailers are getting them from overseas though, right? I'm assuming they're just importing them in from someone other than Hasbro directly.
Yes, hence the higher price tag offsetting their extra cost. The only retailer in the US getting these directly from Hasbro is Wallgreens. But the point still stands, we know these have been made and are ready for distribution. Just like Walmart's deluxe Hot Rod. So where are they?
I think the TLK Blu-ray will come out before Hot Rod.
Posted by bodrock on September 25th, 2017 @ 4:01pm CDT
I'll continue the hunt for Misfire, Twintwist and Nitro....
Posted by TF-fan kev777 on September 25th, 2017 @ 7:34pm CDT
Rysquad wrote:The only question mark is Titan Master Scorponok, correct? Assuming Fengul is Laser Prime's Titan Master and Refractor is Orian Pax's Titan Master.
No, I'm pretty sure Refractor is also a wild card and Orion Pax doesn't have a named titan master. Pax was not Titans Return release, rather a tribute toyline one. Every other TM has been released under the Titan's Return name including Skater Prime and Arcee.
Posted by Qwan on September 25th, 2017 @ 7:43pm CDT
TF-fan kev777 wrote:Rysquad wrote:The only question mark is Titan Master Scorponok, correct? Assuming Fengul is Laser Prime's Titan Master and Refractor is Orian Pax's Titan Master.
No, I'm pretty sure Refractor is also a wild card and Orion Pax doesn't have a named titan master. Pax was not Titans Return release, rather a tribute toyline one. Every other TM has been released under the Titan's Return name including Skater Prime and Arcee.
This. I'm pretty sure Tribute Orion Pax doesn't technically have a Titan Master partner in terms of fiction (despite having actually one of the better-painted Hasbro TMs) - this isn't based on anything more than just a feeling that he's not meant to be part of TR at all, and the fact that Refractor's name doesn't seem to match up with Orion in any meaningful way.
My money's still on another Deluxe/extra TM two-pack like Arcee and Magnus, with either Reflector or Magnificus being the Deluxe. (I'm personally still leaning towards Reflector out of the two, in line with the actually fairly significant retooling on Arcee. Though maybe instead of matching in budget they're meant to balance, and Magnificus is a way of getting a new Deluxe out with literally nothing but a new face. Could go either way honestly.)
Posted by william-james88 on September 25th, 2017 @ 10:02pm CDT
TF-fan kev777 wrote: Every other TM has been released under the Titan's Return name including Skater Prime and Arcee.
Skater Prime was not released under Titans Return. That name is nowhere to be found on any of its material as far as I know.
Posted by Sabrblade on September 25th, 2017 @ 10:09pm CDT
Correct. I checked the box and the instructions and the only logos to be found are ones for "Transformers: Primitive Skateboarding" and the general "Generations" line logo.william-james88 wrote:TF-fan kev777 wrote: Every other TM has been released under the Titan's Return name including Skater Prime and Arcee.
Skater Prime was not released under Titans Return. That name is nowhere to be found on any of its material as far as I know.
However, if the Titans Return logo is to be found on the Trypticon cereal box art from SDCC (I have not checked to see if it is or not), then that would give Shreddicus Maximus an in for the TR line since his name was included in that art.
Posted by Rysquad on September 26th, 2017 @ 1:37am CDT
Sabrblade wrote:Correct. I checked the box and the instructions and the only logos to be found are ones for "Transformers: Primitive Skateboarding" and the general "Generations" line logo.william-james88 wrote:TF-fan kev777 wrote: Every other TM has been released under the Titan's Return name including Skater Prime and Arcee.
Skater Prime was not released under Titans Return. That name is nowhere to be found on any of its material as far as I know.
However, if the Titans Return logo is to be found on the Trypticon cereal box art from SDCC (I have not checked to see if it is or not), then that would give Shreddicus Maximus an in for the TR line since his name was included in that art.
Were Parsec (for Nautica), Professor Go (for Metalhawk), Fengul (for Laser Optimus Prime), Dynamus (for Quickswitch), Fathom (for Tidal Wave), and Ginrai (for Magnus Prime) ever officially confirmed?
Posted by Qwan on September 26th, 2017 @ 1:43am CDT
Rysquad wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Correct. I checked the box and the instructions and the only logos to be found are ones for "Transformers: Primitive Skateboarding" and the general "Generations" line logo.william-james88 wrote:TF-fan kev777 wrote: Every other TM has been released under the Titan's Return name including Skater Prime and Arcee.
Skater Prime was not released under Titans Return. That name is nowhere to be found on any of its material as far as I know.
However, if the Titans Return logo is to be found on the Trypticon cereal box art from SDCC (I have not checked to see if it is or not), then that would give Shreddicus Maximus an in for the TR line since his name was included in that art.
We're Parsec (for Nautica), Professor Go (for Metalhawk), Fengul (for Laser Optimus Prime), Dynamus (for Quickswitch), Fathom (for Tidal Wave), and Ginrai (for Magnus Prime) ever officially confirmed?
Not officially to my memory, but I'd say they're all pretty safe bets. At the very least we got confirmation from John Warden that "Magnus Prime is Ginrai in all but name" (and is therefore Armada Optimus

Posted by Rysquad on September 26th, 2017 @ 2:02am CDT
Qwan wrote:Rysquad wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Correct. I checked the box and the instructions and the only logos to be found are ones for "Transformers: Primitive Skateboarding" and the general "Generations" line logo.william-james88 wrote:TF-fan kev777 wrote: Every other TM has been released under the Titan's Return name including Skater Prime and Arcee.
Skater Prime was not released under Titans Return. That name is nowhere to be found on any of its material as far as I know.
However, if the Titans Return logo is to be found on the Trypticon cereal box art from SDCC (I have not checked to see if it is or not), then that would give Shreddicus Maximus an in for the TR line since his name was included in that art.
We're Parsec (for Nautica), Professor Go (for Metalhawk), Fengul (for Laser Optimus Prime), Dynamus (for Quickswitch), Fathom (for Tidal Wave), and Ginrai (for Magnus Prime) ever officially confirmed?
Not officially to my memory, but I'd say they're all pretty safe bets. At the very least we got confirmation from John Warden that "Magnus Prime is Ginrai in all but name" (and is therefore Armada Optimus, but that's beside the point) so I think that's about as close to confirmation as we can expect.
I guess for me, my rationale is:
Assuming the cereal box has all planned Titans Masters for the Titans Return line: I don't think there's a new Deluxe or higher figure that would go with a solo Scorponok like Arcee with Leinad and a solo Ultra Magnus. Because Scorponok has an "Ultimate" tag like Ultra Magnus, Rodimus Prime, and Thundering, I'm assuming Scorponok was and is meant to be solo.
We can reasonably assume that we have names for the currently unnamed Titan Masters from the box sets. Having Refractor show up on the list as an Autobot makes him fit with Orion Pax as his unnamed Titan Master just for completeness, IMO.
Posted by ArmadaPrime on September 26th, 2017 @ 2:24am CDT
Also, does anyone know the reasoning for Fengul as laser prime's TM? The best I can come up with is an anagram of Engulf, and laser prime (I think) being the one showing optimus and a fire on the side of the truck or something...

Posted by Qwan on September 26th, 2017 @ 2:34am CDT
ArmadaPrime wrote:Correct me if im wrong but there were a few errors in faction listings on the cereal box I think- so refractor as an autobot might not be a deal-breaker
Also, does anyone know the reasoning for Fengul as laser prime's TM? The best I can come up with is an anagram of Engulf, and laser prime (I think) being the one showing optimus and a fire on the side of the truck or something...
Not sure what the name connection really is, if any (does Laser Prime have anything to do with iron? 'Fengul' makes the think Fe->iron a little bit). The thing that really gives it away is his ability, "Optic Scorch". Now if that's not a little in-joke about G2 colorschemes - which Laser Prime doesn't really possess himself, but he is from that era - I don't know what else to call it.