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Transformers Kingdom Core Class Starscream Video Review

Date: Wednesday, January 27th 2021 2:41am CST
Categories: Toy News, Reviews, Digital Media News
Posted by: Bounti76 | Credit(s): PrimeVsPrime

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Thanks to regular reviewer PrimeVsPrime, we've got a video review of an anticipated figure from the upcoming second Wave of Kingdom Core Class figures. He takes a good look at the treacherous second-in-command of the Decepticons, Starscream!

Core Class figures replaced the Micromasters of the previous two lines at the $10 USD price point, and it now serves as Kingdom's lowest priced offering. While giving us new characters such as Vertebreak, it mainly serves to give us smaller figures of popular characters so that everyone can enjoy them at any price.

Heading into the review, PrimeVsPrime goes over the figure in detail, comparing it to Earthrise Voyager Class Starscream. While the engineering is completely new, and the transformation is unique for a Starscream figure, it's up to you to decide if you'll be picking this version of 'Screamer up.



Let us know what you think of this figure, now that you've seen this review, and be on the lookout for Starscream and his wavemate Megatron sometime in the next month or two.

Twincast / Podcast Episode #268 "Call Me 2020"

Date: Monday, January 18th 2021 4:48pm CST
Categories: Site News, Digital Media News, Podcast
Posted by: xRotorstormx

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The Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast is blasting into the new year with your host ScottyP along with Megatronus, Mr. Starscream and xRotorstormx as they look back on the craziness that was 2020 with their robot colored glasses on before peering into their crystal balls, which may or may not be made of shattered glass. Seriously. No goatees on Rodimus here or anything like that.

Episode #268 “Call Me 2020” is available directly and in our RSS Feed, and should appear on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio and many other Podcatcher sites within 24 to 48 hours of when you see this news post.

It is the year 2021. The treacherous year of 2020 has conquered the Twincast's home planet of Earth. But - from secret staging grounds within their homes - the valiant crew prepare to retake their homeland.

Here's what we discuss in this episode:

• This episode starts off with a short 2020 retrospective as we look back on the best Transformers toys of the year, as well as those that were sentimental favorites even if they weren't master works.
  
  
  
  
• It wouldn't be a 2020 episode without, well, that darn 2020. The moments that encapsulated a truly odd year are reminisced upon, followed by a continuation of the negative energy with our picks for the worst Transformers toys of the past year.
  
• Next up, prediction time! The cast discusses what they actually expect to see unveiled this year along with some predictions so unlikely they barely even qualify as wishful thinking.
  
  
  
  
• The discussion heads off on a different route as we discuss the next installment of the War For Cybertron series on Netflix, Earthrise and some new show inspired bots making an appearance in the toy line.
  
  
  
  
• It looks like a newly redesigned Masterpiece Thundercracker is hot on the heels of Masterpiece Starscream.
  
  
  
  
• As this episode comes to a close, we wrap up with another round of bragging rights.
  
  

IDW's Transformers #27 Three Page iTunes Preview

Date: Monday, January 11th 2021 3:43am CST
Categories: Comic Book News, Digital Media News
Posted by: Bounti76 | Credit(s): ITunes

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We only got issue 26 of the current Transformers ongoing less than two weeks ago, but we're being graced with the next issue a week from this Wednesday. Continuing on the "War World" arc, this issue sees Slipstream and her team continuing their attack on the Winged Moon. Check out the summary and pages below!

Cybertron’s winged moon, untethered from the planet and adrift in space, is in peril – from its slow descent towards the solar system’s star to new visitors who have their own plans for what to do with the moon. 

This issue is scheduled to be released on January 20th. Are any of you fellow Seibertronians picking this issue up? Let us know what you think below!