D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Windblade is pretty nifty. My only complaint with her is her lack of head movement. But she's a pretty design, and pretty well colored and painted. Gimmick is pretty fun too. I also appreciate the amount of articulation on her, considering she was an old warrior too. I like her, she looks great with Bee.
Emerje wrote:Speaking of stealth I just now realized we never got a stealth Bee in this line. After Prime and RID I just assumed he got a Warrior class stealth figure in Cyberverse.
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Well, yeah, since Cyberverse Ultras are bigger than Generations Deluxes, roughly Voyager-sized.Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:Hard to determine, and too early to tell, but looking at the differences between my one and this new guy, I can say that the Cyberverse Skullcruncher is not an altered Titans Return Skullsmasher figure.
Sabrblade wrote:Well, yeah, since Cyberverse Ultras are bigger than Generations Deluxes, roughly Voyager-sized.Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:Hard to determine, and too early to tell, but looking at the differences between my one and this new guy, I can say that the Cyberverse Skullcruncher is not an altered Titans Return Skullsmasher figure.
Different molds, one inspired the other.Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Well, yeah, since Cyberverse Ultras are bigger than Generations Deluxes, roughly Voyager-sized.Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:Hard to determine, and too early to tell, but looking at the differences between my one and this new guy, I can say that the Cyberverse Skullcruncher is not an altered Titans Return Skullsmasher figure.
Isn't it something they've done before for the cyberverse line? Looking at my TR Gnaw and the Cyberverse one sat side-by-side I can definitely tell that they used the TR version but altered and embiggened it. Or is that just my imagination?
chuckdawg1999 wrote:It's a new One-Step figure and you know the drill. These are simplified figures that are meant more as fiddle toys than full "Bells and whistles" Transformers. In the Cyberverse line these One-Steps have the bonus of a little action feature. In Ratchet's case two blades can spring-loaded, flip out of Ratchets arms. For most of you, you've made your decision on One-Step figures already but for the rest, give Ratchet a chance.
Ham-Man wrote:So much play value here, I lost a lot of time on this one. Gimmick aside he is still a great Prime figure, it's rare especially in this kind of line for the gimmick not to adversely affect the playability and poseability.
