Official Stock Images of Transformers Studio Series Shockwave, Scavenger, 2007 Megatron, and Mixmaster

Well I have no interest in that Megatron, but I am happy for those who wanted him. It looks like the wings fold around and become part of the legs, explaining some of their bulkiness.

As for the other 3, I think I will need to see the actual figures before I come to any conclusions. The renders don't do any favors for Mixmaster or Scavenger's mostly monochromatic paint jobs or faces (they could easily look better in person, see KSI Boss), I need to know if Mixmaster has a cannon mode and if I can enjoy the figure without having to see Devastator's face (I'm not doing the combiner thing), and I would really like a better look at Shockwave's size and alt mode. Right now it kinda just looks like Shockwave doing a painful yoga stretch, and the face on the front really doesn't help.

Also watch as Frenzy comes out later as part of an exclusive like Drift and the Mini-Dinobots.

Or include a handful of them in a future leader class release if not in their own pack.

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:

DecepticonFinishline wrote:Actually, now that you mention Dispensor, maybe the will release a set of all of those stupid little kitchen bots at the beginning of ROTF. Just, like, a disgusting-mutant Mini-con set or something.

Maybe tweak the new SS Bumblebee mold for the ROTF Camaro and throw in the kitchenbots, like the Drift/mini-dinobot pack.

For Frenzy, maybe we could get an exclusive icy repaint of Megatron with a Sector 7 Backdrop? That could be cool.

That's the only real thing I could think of. Icy Megatron is the only thing that is still missing from '07.

(Well, and Protoform robots, but I could REALLLLLLY go without those, personally)

Canada Fan Expo 2019 was today, and with that, we have had some spicy new Studio Series reveals. Well, after seeing Hasbro's stock renders, we also have the new toys' product descriptions! These talk about height, accessories, features, and the like! So check out the transparent stock renders as well as the product descriptions below and tell us your thoughts in the Pub forums below.

TRANSFORMERS: STUDIO SERIES LEADER CLASS CONSTRUCTICON SCAVENGER

(Ages 8 years and Up / Approx. Retail Price: $49.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

The Studio Series 55 Leader Class CONSTRUCTICON SCAVENGER figure is 8.5 inches tall, features vivid, movie-inspired deco and converts from robot to excavator mode in 25 steps. Use the removable backdrop to showcase CONSTRUCTICON SCAVENGER in the Pyramid Desert Battle scene from TRANSFORMERS: Revenge of the Fallen, where he combines with his comrades to form CONSTRUCTICON DEVASTATOR. The Studio Series 55 Leader Class CONSTRUCTICON SCAVENGER figure is highly articulated for poses.



Reach past the big screen and build the ultimate TRANSFORMERS collection with Studio Series figures (each sold separately), inspired by iconic movie scenes and designed with specs and details to reflect the TRANSFORMERS movie universe. Available at HasbroPulse.com and other major retailers on 01/01/2020.






TRANSFORMERS: STUDIO SERIES LEADER CLASS SHOCKWAVE

(Ages 8 years and Up / Approx. Retail Price: $49.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

The Studio Series 56 Leader Class SHOCKWAVE figure is 8.5 inches tall, features vivid, movie-inspired deco and converts from robot to cannon mode in 17 steps. Use the removable backdrop to showcase SHOCKWAVE in the Battle of Chicago scene from TRANSFORMERS: Dark of the Move, where SHOCKWAVE and his DRILLER launch an all-out assault on the city. The Studio Series 56 Leader Class SHOCKWAVE figure is highly articulated for poses and comes with 4 detailed accessories. Includes two small character figures, a sword, and a paratrooper figure with a parachute.



Reach past the big screen and build the ultimate TRANSFORMERS collection with Studio Series figures (each sold separately), inspired by iconic movie scenes and designed with specs and details to reflect the TRANSFORMERS movie universe. Available at HasbroPulse.com and other major retailers on 01/01/2020.








TRANSFORMERS: STUDIO SERIES VOYAGER CLASS MEGATRON

(Ages 8 years and Up / Approx. Retail Price: $29.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

The Studio Series 54 Voyager Class MEGATRON figure is 6.5 inches tall, features vivid, movie-inspired deco and converts from robot to Cybertronian jet mode in 21 steps. Use the removable backdrop to showcase MEGATRON in the Mission City Battle scene from TRANSFORMERS, where MEGATRON clashes with OPTIMUS PRIME in a city-shattering fight before chasing down Sam and the Allspark in a nearby abandoned building. The Studio Series 54 Voyager Class MEGATRON figure is highly articulated for poses.



Reach past the big screen and build the ultimate TRANSFORMERS collection with Studio Series figures (each sold separately), inspired by iconic movie scenes and designed with specs and details to reflect the TRANSFORMERS movie universe. Available at HasbroPulse.com and other major retailers on 01/01/2020.





TRANSFORMERS: STUDIO SERIES VOYAGER CLASS CONSTRUCTICON MIXMASTER

(Ages 8 years and Up / Approx. Retail Price: $29.99 / Available: 01/01/2020)

The Studio Series 53 Voyager Class MIXMASTER figure is 6.5 inches tall, features vivid, movie-inspired deco and converts from robot to cement mixer truck mode in 21 steps. Use the removable backdrop to showcase CONSTRUCTICON MIXMASTER in in the Pyramid Desert Battle scene from TRANSFORMERS: Revenge of the Fallen, where he combines with his comrades to form CONSTRUCTICON DEVASTATOR. The Studio Series 53 Voyager Class CONSTRUCTICON MIXMASTER figure is highly articulated for poses.



Reach past the big screen and build the ultimate TRANSFORMERS collection with Studio Series figures (each sold separately), inspired by iconic movie scenes and designed with specs and details to reflect the TRANSFORMERS movie universe. Available at HasbroPulse.com and other major retailers on 01/01/2020.

Honestly I'm a bit disappointed that the 2007 Megatron is just a remold of ROTF Megatron. And if the height in the description is correct, wouldn't he be shorter than Starscream? That would be quite out of scale.

Also concerned we won't be getting Frenzy.

I have some very mixed feelings about these reveals. I’m surprised and impressed by Scavenger. I never got to handle his first RotF toy, so this new one should be a nice treat. It helps that he looks like an improvement.

I’m delighted to see that we’re getting a new movie Shockwave, and with so many minifigs!!

Being such a massive fan of Mixmaster’s old voyager toy, I’m pretty disappointed by what I’m looking at here. But i’ll just have to keep in mind that he’s part of a much larger Combiner. He’s just not what I was expecting. I’ll wait for some in hand images, and see if he grows on me.

As for that Megatron, I’m left feeling pretty underwhelmed. He looks like such a step down after his first two (three) entries in the SS line. I fully admit that I had very negative views on Dark of the Moon Megatron, until I gambled and bought him. I was very, very happy to be so wrong about him. Turns out it was an amazing figure, and I’m glad I took a chance on it. RotF Megatron looks very simple and unadorned to me. Hopefully I turn out to be wrong again.

Found an image of SS Shockwave, if you look at the upper leg you can see the same thruster parts from SS ROTF Megatron, so he totally is a remold. The paint scheme also looks really good, much better than the render.


I also think I found out what it is I like so much about the 07 Megatron - the head sculpt. Something about the MPM head sculpt looks off to me, but the SS one looks perfect.

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote: so he totally is a remold.

Obviously.

The paratrooper looks to be microman sized but probably not articulated. The parachute clips look to be from the GI Joe retaliation Cobra trooper that came with a parachute.