Video Review for Transformers Cyberverse Power of the Spark Grimlock with Trash Crash Spark Armor

huh. that is actually interesting transformation, and neat way of tidying up the dino parts in robot mode.

Fellow Seibertronians! While the new Transformers Cyberverse Power Of The Spark line has been steadily pushing out new figures for younglings (and adults) to enjoy, Hasbro still intends on selling at least one more release of their old Warrior class figures. Thanks to SoloJones1985 on Discord, we have our very first sighting of this 2 pack at retail. This 2 pack was found at a Tesco store in Lichfield, Staffordshire. For those who are unaware of this, this 2 pack is an unchanged release of Warrior Class Optimus Prime and Starscream in Power Of The Spark packaging. While this 2 pack has been revealed for quite some time, we haven't had any news on it until today.




Curiously, the 35th Anniversary logo that was present on the stock photos is missing from the actual retail release.

Are you UK fans interested in getting this 2 pack? Or will you (likely) be skipping this release? Tell us in the discussion below, and as always, stay tuned for more Seibertron news!

This is so ridiculous looking I'm lost for any kind of words to actually make a complete, grammatically correct sentence to describe it.

Does anyone have both Siege Ratchet and the Spark armor one?

I would love to see how the Spark armor looks on Siege Ratchet.

chuckdawg1999 wrote:
It won't fit, completely different sizes and design styles.

It was mostly the 5 MM pieces or whatever you call them that I was thinking about.

Live from the floors of New York Comic Con, we have new images of the newly revealed figures for the Transformers Cyberverse line. Cyberverse has proven to be a very popular and interesting new Transformers show, and the toyline has produced some interesting toys for the show, and it continues to provide some new and interesting figures, especially for collectors waiting for more traditionally complex and articulated toys. Cyberverse is getting a total revamp with toys more similar to generations complexity and articulation, but still with extra gimmicks for the younger crowd. The deluxes showed at NYCC were Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Megatron and Shockwave. Each come with an extra part which will combine to make a Maccadam figure. There has not been a build a figure this big in Transformers since Transmutate.

Check out our images below, and let us know what you think of these new figures in the comments section below! And stay tuned for more New York Comic Con coverage on Seibertron.com!

Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Still better than not having a figure.

So, you're willing to pay $160 for a non-transforming Deluxe?

Sabrblade wrote:

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Still better than not having a figure.

So, you're willing to pay $160 for a non-transforming Deluxe?

He's paying 160$ for 8 deluxes and an extra non transforming figure.

Mindmaster wrote:Really, really glad I held off on Spark Armor Optimus and Bumblebee now. Though I just bought Spark Armor Shockwave last night... Hoping this means a better Starscream, they can’t seem to do him justice this line for whatever reason.

Getting multiple Shockwaves from this line is an okay thing since he has a bunch of drones based on his altmode in the show.