Next Crossover Transformers Figures to be Universal Dracula + Amazon Prime

and here I was hoping for Christopher Lee, so he can be Count Dooku.

We never got a Count Dooku in the previous Star Wars Crossovers.

Titans Return Wierdwolf into The Wolf Man when?

Hrmm... This is kind of cool. Also considering the Universal Dracula film is celebrating its's 90th anniversary, hopefully we can get more. This is also the 90th anniversary of Universal's Frankenstein. I wonder however, if this will be some sort of Universal Studios exclusive? (ala the Evac toys, and SS48 DotM Megatron)

I would think Mindwipe retool would be a slam-dunk, but we will see


Frankenstein(1931)-Autobot X
The Mummy (1932) ?
The Invisible Man (1933) -Mirage
The Wolf Man (1941)-Weirdwolf or Fangry
Phantom of the Opera (1943) ?
Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) Submarauder?

Actually, most of the crossover figures have been retools of a sort, aside from Maverick, the odd one out

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:Might be thinking too literal on the name, but it led me to immediately think of Cyclonus? He kind of has the right stature in Bot Mode. But as we already know, none of these crossover figures have been retools. So I'll be curious to see where they go with this one. A big fan of Universal Monsters, so this is the first crossover since Terminator (Although I am an X-Men fan, I was never looking forward to X-Spanse) that I'm actually curious about.

They've been 50% retools / engineering sharing and 50% new molds.

Maverick was a new mold.
X-Men was a new mold
GhostBusaters was a retool, or engineering re-use if you will
BTTF was again engineering retool.

How extensive Mindwipe will be retooled or what part of its engineering will be used is the question.

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:Actually, most of the crossover figures have been retools of a sort, aside from Maverick, the odd one out

Ironically, Maverick is the only one I've seen in person. So I just assumed they all were all the same. Although I did think Gigawatt might have been a Datsun or Battlecharger mold.

Siege Sideswipe funnily enough

Overcracker wrote:Maverick and X-Panse were new molds.

As stated above, X-Panse was an extensive retool of SS Jetfire

Overcracker wrote:I disagree...There's nothing from SS Jetfire there at all.

Look again...

TF Wiki wrote:The fifth figure in the Collaborative line, Ultimate X-Spanse transforms into a licensed Lockheed Martin SR-71 Blackbird based on the X-Jet. X-Spanse reuses multiple vehicle mode parts from Studio Series Leader Class Jetfire. His design and deco is inspired by the X-Men costumes from the 1992 animated series, even featuring Rob Liefeld-esque pouches and a flip-up visor based on that of Cyclops. X-Spanse boasts an impressive range of articulation in robot mode, including a ball-jointed inner-shoulder, a double-ratcheted knee bend, and a slight ab crunch with additional side-to-side.

o.supreme wrote:

Overcracker wrote:I disagree...There's nothing from SS Jetfire there at all.

Look again...

TF Wiki wrote:The fifth figure in the Collaborative line, Ultimate X-Spanse transforms into a licensed Lockheed Martin SR-71 Blackbird based on the X-Jet. X-Spanse reuses multiple vehicle mode parts from Studio Series Leader Class Jetfire. His design and deco is inspired by the X-Men costumes from the 1992 animated series, even featuring Rob Liefeld-esque pouches and a flip-up visor based on that of Cyclops. X-Spanse boasts an impressive range of articulation in robot mode, including a ball-jointed inner-shoulder, a double-ratcheted knee bend, and a slight ab crunch with additional side-to-side.

The only thing there that looks somewhat similar are the panels on their backs. Its very much a completely new mold, with new engineering. Minus a couple of shared panels.

Interested in the dracula cross over, not too fussed about amazon prime unless he looks like an amazon rather than just having an amazon sticker slapped on his trailer