Convert this Optimus Primal toy, inspired by the noble Maximal leader, from robot to gorilla mode in 9 easy steps Saw both Primal and Soundwave at my local Kroger this afternoon. Can someone explain the purpose of the Authenics brand? Who are they intended for? They’re made to look fairly realistic, but have 10 or less steps, sometimes 4. Just a cheaper option? She comes with a leaflet featuring a character profile, tech specs, and " Bonus Edition Volume 10" of the Legends manga. Her accessories are redecos of the UAV drone that originally came with the 2013 Retaliation Data-Viper figure, reinterpreted as a Sky Spy unit, and the guns from the same Agent Helix figure that also donated her lower legs and feet for this figure. The included display base/stand is the generic 2013 Retaliation version, with a tampographed Autobot insignia. you want the solidity that G1 through Unicron trilogy toys had? Okay. Then we also get decreased articulation and painfully simplistic transformations. They go hand in hand when you have to price for traditional retail.

TRANSFORMERS AUTHENTICS: Transformers Authentics figures are inspired by popular characters from the Transformers universe. At a 4.5-inch scale, these figures are the perfect way to start your Transformers collection at a great value My guess is Hasbro realized they have a near monopoly on the toy-robots-that-become-things market at regular retail. The only other lines you'd see were those cheap no-name figures at Family Dollar and the like. So, Hasbro decided to go after that market, too. Like Windblade, the artwork of Arcee also generated minor controversy, mainly due to how the two shades of pink parts on her torso-to-waist are decoed to look like a very tiny bikini. Available as part of the exclusive Street Fighter II × Transformers toyline, "Arcee [Chun-Li]" is another redeco of the running change variant of Thrilling 30 Deluxe Class Arcee in Chun-Li's traditional colors, flesh tones and all. She retains all four of the mold's weapons, though she probably shouldn't use them in a street fight.I think I read some where there is a Nemesis Prime due, unfortunately most of the Authentics Optimus Mould are very poor. So perhaps they will have another go. This Optimus Primal figure features simple conversion perfect for young Transformers fans age 6 and up Arcee debuted at HasCon 2017, this being described as an "advanced" sale ahead of a later standard release. [2] The set was then made available on Hasbro Toy Shop on September 20th, 2017–selling out in approximately one hour–and then at Toys"R"Us and New York Comic Con 2017 beginning on October 5th, 2017.

Stage larger than life battles between the Autobots and Decepticons with Transformers Authentics Titan Changers! This 11-inch Optimus Primal figure converts from classic robot to gorilla mode in 9 easy steps, with simple conversion perfect for Transformers fans age 6 and up. Transformers Authentics figures bring the exciting conversion play you can come to expect from a Transformers figure. Transformers Authentics figures are a great way to start any Transformers collection. The should have been padding the smaller size's waves with Starscream repaints rather than just adding one new one when they feel like it. Plus that line has quite a lot of potential for what it is. It was a long way to go, but being a budget line it consists of some the most interesting molds i ever saw for better or for worse. BEAST WARS INSPIRED ALT MODE: Convert this Optimus Primal toy, inspired by the noble Maximal leader, from robot to gorilla mode in 9 easy steps

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Optimus Prime is the legendary leader of the Autobots known for his wisdom, courage, and strength on the battlefield. He fights to protect the freedom of all beings in the universe, ensuring his friends and allies are safe from evil Decepticons. Sadly, this release has no individual-identification code on the bag, requiring you to use the feel-through-the-bag method or just buy blind and hope. Transformers Authentics figures feature popular Transformers characters and are a great way to start your Transformers collection. Arcee is a redeco of Alternators Decepticharge (himself a retool of Windcharger/ Overdrive), using Honda's "Pearl White" for the car bodywork. The figure transforms into a "street performance" Honda S2000. Her hardtop roof can be removed for an open-top vehicle mode and used as a shield in robot mode. The engine and driveshaft may be removed and used as a long-barreled rifle (as the toy is Japanese issue and not subject to the same issues that removed the long barrel from the Hasbro versions of the mold). Arcee was redecoed to create the chase figure for the eighth wave of the series, the Paradron Medic.

Look for other Transformers Authentics figures to add to your collection. Stage epic battles between the Autobots and Decepticons inspired by the Transformers universe!This is a simple and big toy aimed to small kids as it has been with other previous Titan Changers toys. It transforms in only 9 steps and standing 11 inches/27.94 cm in robot mode. This is our first Beast Wars character on this line, but we only have images of the robot mode at the moment. Optimus Primal design is based on his Beast Wars season 1 look. That would be a good idea, especially since they could label them as "Cyberverse -Name of character-" in Legacy or something of that nature. Thrilling 30 Arcee is the holy grail that, after 28 years, many thought would never happen. Unlike most Generations toys at the time, Arcee does not have an updated design or one based on the IDW comics, but instead hews to her original animated character model, transforming into a made-up "futuristic" pink and white sports car—this was done at the behest of designer Hironori Kobayashi, who based the toy on an older custom of his which won first price at BotCon Japan 1998 and which later helped land him a job at Takara. The final design was sketched out by Kiss Players artist Yuki Ohshima, who added the unsettlingly human-like hips and navel. As part of the second wave of Kre-O Micro-Changers, Kreon Arcee can be rebuilt into a sports car. She uses the Ironhide style helmet. In 2016, the Collection 2 Micro-Changers were re-released in a whole new production run for Dollar General stores in the US as part of a large collection of re-released Kre-O sets. But where most of these releases are nigh-identical to the originals, the re-released Micro-Changer blind-bags use the almost-entirely-retooled 2015 Kreon, with slightly-differently-hued plastics than the originals. (It is possible for some of the add-on pieces to be in the older hues.) Arcee's paint operations have also been slightly altered (much less so than most others in the collection), mostly just replacing her white paint with a very light pink.