Gallery and Video for Cyberverse Deluxe Shockwave, Prime, Bumblebee and Megatron Shown at #NYCC2019

Loving all of these so much. So glad we are finally getting toys of this quality

Now if they could just do the seekers that way

Ultra Markus wrote:Now if they could just do the seekers that way

As long as they don't give them all the same wings. Starscream has a unique set of wings (and big shoulders) while the Seekers all get the normal wings.

I want to army build that Shockwave as my Siege Shockwave's personal militia with Nitro Zeus as their leader.

Still not sure if I want them to be drones or be individuals who have transferred their sparks to bodies foraged after Shockwave's image.

Now if they could the seekers like that with knees and all

It's probably safe to say that Starscream and Windblade will be two of the unrevealed four figures in this range, and if I had to hazard a guess I'd say Grimlock and either Shadowstriker or Soundwave for the remaining two. If they do another build-a-figure wave like this one, I hope we get Wheeljack, Hot Rod, Ratchet, Cheetor, Jetfire, Sky-Byte, Lockdown and a Seeker or two, and perhaps Clobber as a build-a-figure?

Munkky wrote:It's probably safe to say that Starscream and Windblade will be two of the unrevealed four figures in this range, and if I had to hazard a guess I'd say Grimlock and either Shadowstriker or Soundwave for the remaining two. If they do another build-a-figure wave like this one, I hope we get Wheeljack, Hot Rod, Ratchet, Cheetor, Jetfire, Sky-Byte, Lockdown and a Seeker or two, and perhaps Clobber as a build-a-figure?

Who was Clobber again?

If Windblade comes with a sword that would be awesome, if the sword could transform into a blaster I'd faint.

william-james88 wrote:

Munkky wrote:It's probably safe to say that Starscream and Windblade will be two of the unrevealed four figures in this range, and if I had to hazard a guess I'd say Grimlock and either Shadowstriker or Soundwave for the remaining two. If they do another build-a-figure wave like this one, I hope we get Wheeljack, Hot Rod, Ratchet, Cheetor, Jetfire, Sky-Byte, Lockdown and a Seeker or two, and perhaps Clobber as a build-a-figure?

Who was Clobber again?

Female Lugnut. She, along with Lockdown, are considered by Megatron to be his "most worthless foot soldiers."

Check out this adorable little demonic metal muncher!

While we wait for the awesome new Cyberverse figures of 2020, we still have the simpler 2019 figures to tide kids over. The upcoming ultra class Prowl was found in Canada. This is a figure the size of a generations voyager toy sold at the price of a generations deluxe toy. It is unclear if it comes with Alpha Trion or a reissue of Shockwave since all were on the shelves, as you can see below. This toy reuses the style of Ultra Bumblebee.
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Just in from YouTuber Ultra Maximus are reviews for Transformers Cyberverse Power of the Spark Swing Slash Drift and Sky Surge Jetfire! These figures are getting better and better with every wave featuring cool action features as always, but more detail, and more fan favorites from throughout Transformers history every step of the way. Two prime (ha, see what I did there) examples have to be the G1 Autobot king of the skies Jetfire and the more recent artist created IDW soul with a sword Drift. Enjoy the reviews share your thoughts with the Seibertron crew in the forum. As always stay tuned to Seibertron for the ultimate in Transformers news!

This is new? I reported a sighting for these two a couple weeks ago...

Thanks again to fellow Seibertronian Chuckdawg1999 we have a combo video review for Transformers Cyberverse Swing Slash Drift and Swarm Attack Bumblebee! These bots are both Warrior class from the fifth wave of Cyberverse. These somewhat new and have only been spotted on the shelves recently. As Chuck notes this Bumblebee is an improvement on the previously released warrior mold. Here's what Chuck has to say:
"Drift and Bumblebee are good Warrior Class figures but suffer from the usual Cyberverse complaints of thin and cheap-feeling plastic. Of the two, Drift is the better overall figure but Bumblebee is much better than the original Warrior Class toy, the gimmick works. If you're looking to only buy one figure I'd go with Drift."



What do you think? Are you sold on these molds or are you going to hold out for the Bumblebee revealed at the NYCC? Make sure to let us and Chuck know what you thought in the forum and as always stay tuned to Seibertron for the ultimate in Transformers news!

For some reason, Bludgeon has been making a lot of appearances in cartoon based Transformers toylines of the past years. We got a Bludgeon in the Prime line, in the Robots in Disguise line and now he is coming again in Cyberverse. He is one of the many new toys Kapow Toys has shared on facebook, which come from a Takara catalogue. They also shared an upcoming Cyberverse Whirl and Repugnus along with a new Hot Rod mold and the more collector satisfying deluxe Megatron we saw at NYCC (whch also comes with a Build a Figure component). Bludgeon, Whirl and Repugnus are not on the same complexity level (nor price point) as that Megatron, so they are probably the cheaper warrior class toys, which means the warrior class/price point will still remain alongside the more complex deluxe class bots. It is unclear which class Hot Rod belongs to since he does have the clear accessories that come with other deluxe class toys.

Let us know what you think!

At least Bludgeon is in the Cyberverse show with this design so it's less weird here than in RiD.

From what i see there, whirl, bludgeon, and repugnus seems to be part of simplified, gimmick toy, while hot rod looks to be part of the articulated deluxe. Gonna wait for better pics, as hot rod looks bland here.

bludgeon looks alight i guess, never been i fan of the cyberverse toyline anyway

Yeah, I recently acquired a RID 2015 Warrior class Bludgeon because of his appearance in the Cyberverse cartoon being a close enough match to that toy, so seeing this new actual Cyberverse Bludgeon toy looking more simplified than the RID Warrior, I think I'll stick with that one for the time being.

At least until any better Cyberverse Bludgeon gets made.

Finally a whirl based on his MTMTE look. I need it!

I miss Legion class (3" tall), I am not planing on starting a new uncompleted line collection , already have 300 plus legion and lots of MP

Whirl looks cute... might pick her (or him as the case might be) up... and I want to see some color on Repugnus before passing judgement, but not overly optimistic right now on him. Still hoping to see a Blackarachnia.

There's a new video review out for Studio Series leader class Scavenger, by TonTon review. https://youtu.be/CslF2VEAHNg

Just cant get excited with this line. I see them in the store, look at them, examine through the plastic, flip the package around and look at the back, stare at it for 10 seconds, turn the package back to the front, look at it for 5 seconds, and then put it back on the peg.

Sure, Whirl doesn't look too terribly complex, but I still love the look and need them for my shelf. Plus, maybe we'll get a deluxe somewhere down the line?

bacem wrote:From what i see there, whirl, bludgeon, and repugnus seems to be part of simplified, gimmick toy, while hot rod looks to be part of the articulated deluxe. Gonna wait for better pics, as hot rod looks bland here.

My guesses are:

Hot Rod: Deluxe Class
Repugnus: Warriors Class
Whirl: Warriors Class
Megatron: Deluxe Class
Bludgeon: One-Step

Such a shame for Bludgeon. O well, off to hunt the RiD Warrior one.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

bacem wrote:From what i see there, whirl, bludgeon, and repugnus seems to be part of simplified, gimmick toy, while hot rod looks to be part of the articulated deluxe. Gonna wait for better pics, as hot rod looks bland here.

My guesses are:

Hot Rod: Deluxe Class
Repugnus: Warriors Class
Whirl: Warriors Class
Megatron: Deluxe Class
Bludgeon: One-Step

Such a shame for Bludgeon. O well, off to hunt the RiD Warrior one.

i say bludgeon a warrior class well, mostly because he also has what looks like a removable sword, and i don't think one step have accessories, at least not cyberverse one step

skycutter wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

bacem wrote:From what i see there, whirl, bludgeon, and repugnus seems to be part of simplified, gimmick toy, while hot rod looks to be part of the articulated deluxe. Gonna wait for better pics, as hot rod looks bland here.

My guesses are:

Hot Rod: Deluxe Class
Repugnus: Warriors Class
Whirl: Warriors Class
Megatron: Deluxe Class
Bludgeon: One-Step

Such a shame for Bludgeon. O well, off to hunt the RiD Warrior one.

i say bludgeon a warrior class well, mostly because he also has what looks like a removable sword, and i don't think one step have accessories, at least not cyberverse one step

Bludgeon's very simple, even for Warrior standards: slide and fold everything in and lay him flat. Even the articulation is One-Step level, only the elbow move.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

skycutter wrote:i say bludgeon a warrior class well, mostly because he also has what looks like a removable sword, and i don't think one step have accessories, at least not cyberverse one step

Bludgeon's very simple, even for Warrior standards: slide and fold everything in and lay him flat. Even the articulation is One-Step level, only the elbow move.

And I wouldn't read too much into that sword, because I don't think any of the currently-released Cyberverse figures, other than the Spark Armor ones, have accessories.

Zeedust wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

skycutter wrote:i say bludgeon a warrior class well, mostly because he also has what looks like a removable sword, and i don't think one step have accessories, at least not cyberverse one step

Bludgeon's very simple, even for Warrior standards: slide and fold everything in and lay him flat. Even the articulation is One-Step level, only the elbow move.

And I wouldn't read too much into that sword, because I don't think any of the currently-released Cyberverse figures, other than the Spark Armor ones, have accessories.

Your right, it might simply be non removeable detail like those dual tank cannons

NEW Ultra and Ultimate toys.

They look really good, I dig them.

Woohoo, Clobber's getting a toy!

Below the images is a description of all the toys revealed at the MCM 2019 London Comic Con. It includes the prices, release dates and gimmicks for each toy. These were sent to us from Hasbro.















































TRANSFORMERS CYBERVERSE ULTIMATE CLASS OPTIMUS PRIME

(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $29.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

Inspired by the CYBERVERSE animated series, this ULTIMATE CLASS OPTIMUS PRIME figure stands at 9 inches tall in robot mode and converts to truck mode in six steps including his weapon trigged conversion. Combine OPTIMUS PRIME with cool, colored Energon Armor automatically to convert him into his powered-up mode, and pull out his weapon accessory in the last conversion step to activate OPTIMUS PRIME’s Energon Axe Action Attack feature!



Imagine recreating awesome Cyberverse battles with ULTIMATE and ULTRA CLASS figures that power-up with the Energon Armor featured on the animated series! (Each sold separately, subject to availability) In the G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series - giant Transformers robots from the planet Cybertron engage in epic battles, harnessing the power of pure energy with their Energon Armor! Available at most major toy retailers on 1/1/2020.



TRANSFORMERS CYBERVERSE ULTIMATE CLASS SHOCKWAVE

(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $29.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

Inspired by the CYBERVERSE animated series, this ULTIMATE CLASS SHOCKWAVE figure stands at 9 inches tall in robot mode and converts to vehicle mode in ten steps including his weapon-triggered conversion. Combine SHOCKWAVE with cool, colored Energon Armor automatically to convert him into his powered-up mode, and pull out his weapon accessory in the last conversion step to activate SHOCKWAVE’S Wave Cannon Action Attack feature!



Imagine recreating awesome Cyberverse battles with ULTIMATE and ULTRA CLASS figures that power-up with the Energon Armor featured on the animated series! (Each sold separately, subject to availability) In the G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series - giant Transformers robots from the planet Cybertron engage in epic battles, harnessing the power of pure energy with their Energon Armor! Available at most major toy retailers on 1/1/2020.



TRANSFORMERS CYBERVERSE ULTRA CLASS CLOBBER

(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $19.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

Inspired by the CYBERVERSE animated series, this ULTRA CLASS CLOBBER figure stands at 6.5 inches tall in robot mode and converts to tank mode in nine steps. Combine CLOBBER with cool, colored Energon Armor automatically to convert him into his powered-up mode, and pull out his Turret Blaster weapon in the last conversion step to activate his Energon Armor-Up feature.



Imagine recreating awesome Cyberverse battles with ULTIMATE and ULTRA CLASS figures that power-up with the Energon Armor featured on the animated series! (Each sold separately, subject to availability) In the G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series - giant Transformers robots from the planet Cybertron engage in epic battles, harnessing the power of pure energy with their Energon Armor! Available at most major toy retailers on 1/1/2020.



TRANSFORMERS CYBERVERSE ULTRA CLASS HOT ROD

(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $19.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

Inspired by the CYBERVERSE animated series, this ULTRA CLASS HOT ROD figure stands at 6.5 inches tall in robot mode and converts to race car mode in seven steps. Combine HOT ROD with cool, colored Energon Armor automatically to convert him into his powered-up mode, and pull out his Ion X-Bow weapon in the last conversion step to activate his Energon Armor-Up feature.



Imagine recreating awesome Cyberverse battles with ULTIMATE and ULTRA CLASS figures that power-up with the Energon Armor featured on the animated series! (Each sold separately, subject to availability) In the G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series - giant Transformers robots from the planet Cybertron engage in epic battles, harnessing the power of pure energy with their Energon Armor! Available at most major toy retailers on 1/1/2020.



TRANSFORMERS CYBERVERSE ULTRA CLASS BUMBLEBEE

(Ages 6 and Up/ Approx. Retail Price: $19.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

Inspired by the CYBERVERSE animated series, this ULTRA CLASS BUMBLEBEE figure stands at 6.5 inches tall in robot mode and converts to car mode in eight steps. Combine BUMBLEBEE with cool, colored Energon Armor automatically to convert him into his powered-up mode, and pull out his Cybertronian Sabers weapons in the last conversion step to activate his Energon Armor-Up feature.



Imagine recreating awesome Cyberverse battles with ULTIMATE and ULTRA CLASS figures that power-up with the Energon Armor featured on the animated series! (Each sold separately, subject to availability) In the G1-inspired CYBERVERSE series – giant Transformers robots from the planet Cybertron engage in epic battles, harnessing the power of pure energy with their Energon Armor! Available at most major toy retailers on 1/1/2020.

What happened to clobber the autobot?
Was lugnut not available?
Just have to call it what I like when I get what looks like the best figure of the 5.

kurthy wrote:What happened to clobber the autobot?
Was lugnut not available?
Just have to call it what I like when I get what looks like the best figure of the 5.

Clobber is the female version of lugnut on the show.

kurthy wrote:What happened to clobber the autobot?
Was lugnut not available?
Just have to call it what I like when I get what looks like the best figure of the 5.

From what I understand, Clobber was going to be a gender-swapped Lugnut early in production of season 2 (she's even still called Lugnut in some foreign language dubs), but she got a name change and was re-worked into her own character by the time season 2 was ready to air.
Either way, I like that Clobber's toy has made her even more distinct from Lugnut by having a different vehicle mode (has it been in the show? I haven't seen every episode yet). I haven't touched the Cyberverse line at all so far, and I'm only really planning on getting the Deluxes, but if Ultra Clobber turns out to be a quality figure I may get one.

ZeroWolf wrote:Clobber is the female version of lugnut on the show.

Is it funny that I always thought lugnut was a female robot?

Oh dear lord. What in the actual fok is that vehicle mode?
I can understand the backpack on the bots to accomodate the gimmick, but most if not all still have good altmodes. But that Optimus truck? Please, someone... End it's sufferings...






Clobber is very, very neat! Like Lugnut's little brother who chose a cyber-tank mode instead of a bomber. This is one that I may be buying.
EDIT: Clobber is female? Why? There's absolutely nothing in that bot design that hint at anything female. Unless that robot is... non-binary.

Thrust is 'female' in the show too, just didnt get a name swap (the shows worth a watch if just for a certain wheeljack/shockwave scene). Liking the lugnutz/clobber and getting a beast machines feel from it.
Optimus truck mode looks pretty bad but it kind of looks more star convoyish than the selects star convoy some how.

blackeyedprime wrote:Thrust is 'female' in the show too, just didnt get a name swap (the shows worth a watch if just for a certain wheeljack/shockwave scene). Liking the lugnutz/clobber and getting a beast machines feel from it.
Optimus truck mode looks pretty bad but it kind of looks more star convoyish than the selects star convoy some how.

Wait what? Pretty sure Thrust is male. Acid Storm is the one that changed gender (and keeps changing gender throughout season 1)

william-james88 wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:Thrust is 'female' in the show too, just didnt get a name swap (the shows worth a watch if just for a certain wheeljack/shockwave scene). Liking the lugnutz/clobber and getting a beast machines feel from it.
Optimus truck mode looks pretty bad but it kind of looks more star convoyish than the selects star convoy some how.

Wait what? Pretty sure Thrust is male. Acid Storm is the one that changed gender (and keeps changing gender throughout season 1)

Pretty sure the red with gold trims none cone head seeker was called thrust and had a female voice but its hard to keep track when there is that many of them in the show.

blackeyedprime wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:Thrust is 'female' in the show too, just didnt get a name swap (the shows worth a watch if just for a certain wheeljack/shockwave scene). Liking the lugnutz/clobber and getting a beast machines feel from it.
Optimus truck mode looks pretty bad but it kind of looks more star convoyish than the selects star convoy some how.

Wait what? Pretty sure Thrust is male. Acid Storm is the one that changed gender (and keeps changing gender throughout season 1)

Pretty sure the red with gold trims none cone head seeker was called thrust and had a female voice but its hard to keep track when there is that many of them in the show.

All I know is I just watched the latest episodes and Thrust, a red seeker, is in there referred to by name and is male.

william-james88 wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:Thrust is 'female' in the show too, just didnt get a name swap (the shows worth a watch if just for a certain wheeljack/shockwave scene). Liking the lugnutz/clobber and getting a beast machines feel from it.
Optimus truck mode looks pretty bad but it kind of looks more star convoyish than the selects star convoy some how.

Wait what? Pretty sure Thrust is male. Acid Storm is the one that changed gender (and keeps changing gender throughout season 1)

Pretty sure the red with gold trims none cone head seeker was called thrust and had a female voice but its hard to keep track when there is that many of them in the show.

All I know is I just watched the latest episodes and Thrust, a red seeker, is in there referred to by name and is male.

Turns out you're both right. Japan made Thrust female, in an inversion of convention. He's still male in the US, and Nova Storm is the second female Seeker in Cyberverse. Acid Storm being made gender fluid... ugh, I hate it when it's used as a cover-up for continuous mistakes.

On the side, some male cartoon characters are indeed voiced by women, and vice-versa. Not a strange thing to encounter.

-Kanrabat- wrote:

Clobber is very, very neat! Like Lugnut's little brother who chose a cyber-tank mode instead of a bomber. This is one that I may be buying.
EDIT: Clobber is female? Why? There's absolutely nothing in that bot design that hint at anything female. Unless that robot is... non-binary.

women don't all gotta be boobs and curves dude

also, Acid Storm is the non-binary one, more specifically genderfluid

Jeddostotle7 wrote:women don't all gotta be boobs and curves dude

Well, women ARE all about "boobs and curves". It is so since dawn of times and it's an inescapable fact.



If you meant "Barbie curves", then yeah. But there must be something "female" proportion wise. Because here, we get large and wide shoulders and small legs, typical of cartoony muscle men. Also, that face have a huge man-chin, not helping "her" case.

I spot lips

I'm seeing a decent amount of articulation on Clobber, knees, hips, shoulders, elbows and hands, no neck from what I can tell. But seeing as how the others don't even have their own legs, I'd say I know which figure got most of the budget. She's a definite buy. Lugnut and Strika have a daughter now... just don't ask me how.

-Kanrabat- wrote:

Jeddostotle7 wrote:women don't all gotta be boobs and curves dude

Well, women ARE all about "boobs and curves". It is so since dawn of times and it's an inescapable fact.



If you meant "Barbie curves", then yeah. But there must be something "female" proportion wise. Because here, we get large and wide shoulders and small legs, typical of cartoony muscle men. Also, that face have a huge man-chin, not helping "her" case.

oh my god

Jeddostotle7 wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:

Jeddostotle7 wrote:women don't all gotta be boobs and curves dude

Well, women ARE all about "boobs and curves". It is so since dawn of times and it's an inescapable fact.



If you meant "Barbie curves", then yeah. But there must be something "female" proportion wise. Because here, we get large and wide shoulders and small legs, typical of cartoony muscle men. Also, that face have a huge man-chin, not helping "her" case.

oh my god

Thicc