Video Review for 3A Sqweeks Highly Poseable Figure from Transformers: The Last Knight

This going on my list of things I will buy if I become rich. Sqweeks easily become my fave cute robot in anything ...pretty much ever come to think of it. I'm not usually into the cutesy things.

Such a pointless character. He never even transforms. How could you not have a moment where the girl is running from Decepticons along with this robot and then have him transform into a scooter as she jumps on him and the get away?

Even as Transformers movie season winds down following the release of The Last Knight a few months ago, people are still finding new tie-in merchandise! In this instance, yours truly, Bronzewolf, has found a new set of children's pajamas! It features artwork of Optimus and Bumblebee on the front of the shirt, and Megatron on the back. It also comes with a pair of Autobot and Decepticon symbol-print pants! These were spotted at the Wal-Mart in Timnath, Colorado for $9.87! Here's the photographic proof!

Carnivius_Prime wrote:If these came in adult sizes I would proudly wear pyjamas again for the first time in over 25 years.

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Is it just me or does the Megatron side remind anyone else of a Megadeth shirt?

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Rated X wrote:Ok nothing wrong with buying these for your kids, but adults posting pajama sightings on a fan site is just plain creepy.

Not really if a lot of them have kids old enough to wear them.

Thanks to Seibertronian, Neurie, we have a sighting for the AllSpark Cube Optimus Prime sighted at Tesco in the UK for £35! An excellent chance to grab this as part of your TF collection!

I see these at every walmart I go to, I've seen them both in Texas and Illinois. Btw I'm not really interested in these alspark tech transformers either, but makes sense for a younger audience.

Why are all the TLK Hot Rods Walmart exclusive?

Via our regular news finder Scottimus Prime, we have a sighting of an item from the non-toy portion of the Transformers: The Last Knight franchise just in time for the various holidays lining up in the next couple of months the official calendar for the Paramount live-action movie!

Available as both 18-month and 16-month lengths, the calendar has also been priced down from its retail price to 9.99 USD, and features artwork including Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, newcomer Sqweeks, Hot Rod, and token Decepticon Megatron, with a variety of 'catchy' lines (clearly chosen by marketing, and aimed at a younger audience). Check out the images from the Toys'R'Us store they were found at, and let us know if this is something you might be interested in by joining the Energon Pub discussion boards!