Transformers Cyberverse Warrior Wave 2 Available on Amazon Under Seinfeld Names

Glarryg wrote:I saw these last week; figured it was old news by then.

Glarryg

we knew they were found in stores before, this post was to help people fin them on amazon since the names werent obvious

Now I want someone to do a skit with these figures that includes the Seinfeld theme (I’m looking at Emgo)

Be reminded that this is a kiddie show, and the toys match that, quality wise. I was able to pick up Acid Storm last week, and while I don't expect MP, SS or even Generations quality with a kiddie show toy line..... she's just made out of sturdy, but cheap plastic, and this line is way more gimmick focused. Because of the gimmick, her wings don't really peg into place in her jet mode, so they're kind of floppy. She is one of the very few of this line that I'll get, and only because fembots.

Nemesis Primal wrote:

Bounti76 wrote:Be reminded that this is a kiddie show, and the toys match that, quality wise. I was able to pick up Acid Storm last week, and while I don't expect MP, SS or even Generations quality with a kiddie show toy line..... she's just made out of sturdy, but cheap plastic, and this line is way more gimmick focused. Because of the gimmick, her wings don't really peg into place in her jet mode, so they're kind of floppy. She is one of the very few of this line that I'll get, and only because fembots.

....wait, isn't Acid Storm a dude? I haven't watched any of Cyberverse, but the bios that came out before the show referred to Acid Storm as a he...

Yeah, some miscommunication there. The Hasbro.com bio used male pronouns while the episode that first featured Acid Storm had the character voiced by a woman using an unambiguously female voice.

'Course, none of the dialogue was anything character-specific. Just some grunting and a single line of "Yes, captain," spoken to Slipstream. If not for the end credits specifically identifying this Seeker as Acid Storm, it could have just been any generic female green Seeker, as she also didn't have Acid Storm's exact color layout seen in the Hasbro character art. Nor did her partner really resemble Thrust that much despite the end credits likewise labeling him as such.

snavej wrote:'Fusion Mace' weapon? Bad idea! Any back swing impact would hurt Megatron seriously!

Keep in mind that Transformers has a history of spitting in the face of science. Remember Starscream having that massive drill in his arm in that one G1 episode? And how Galvatron can be any size he wants? (I know that part was a dream sequence, but it was still fun.)

william-james88 wrote:

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

snavej wrote:'Fusion Mace' weapon? Bad idea! Any back swing impact would hurt Megatron seriously!

Keep in mind that Transformers has a history of spitting in the face of science. Remember Starscream having that massive drill in his arm in that one G1 episode? And how Galvatron can be any size he wants? (I know that part was a dream sequence, but it was still fun.)

Megatron's gun mode can be any size he wants.

In Carnage in C-minor, Galvatron and Ultra Magnus could apparently be any size they wanted.

Neil Degrasse Tyson has had to repeatedly disillusion Star Wars fans asking if lightsabers could actually work; is there any record of Transfans asking him if personal subspace pockets are just baseless magic or something technology could actually pull off in 3 or 4 centuries?

carytheone wrote:What's the gimmick here? Push the wings down and the fans spin?

I think it's like Starscream's, only without the spinning waist. Just the wings open up to reveal details or something. Personally, I really want to get her.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

carytheone wrote:What's the gimmick here? Push the wings down and the fans spin?

I think it's like Starscream's, only without the spinning waist. Just the wings open up to reveal details or something. Personally, I really want to get her.

That's when you look for reviews

Windblade's gimmick is a bit less obvious, but when you push the cockpit on the back down, the bottom of the wings (ending up on the front in robot mode) swing up, making the turbines spin.

Sounds fun and I saw she has knees! I have all the other Windblades...

Thanks to site owner, Seibertron, we now have pictures showing that the wave 2 one-step changers have arrived! The wave consists of Optimus Prime, Megatron and Starscream. They were found at Rolling Meadows Meijer. They should also be making their way to retailers across the country and worldwide in due course.









Also of interest, is that Meijer is having a 20% off sale on Transformers toys till November 10th, making now a good time to start looking for deals on Transformers you want.

Will these make it to your collection? Let us know in the Energon Pub and stay tuned to Seibertron for all the latest news and reviews.

I wonder how those genuine first one-steps would hold up?