New Gallery: Transformers Adventures TAV-13 Nemesis Prime

The coloring really makes this mold work well in a menacing way.

Black Bumblebee wrote:The coloring really makes this mold work well in a menacing way.

I'll say! I recently got RID Warrior Prime and was kinda let down. I was regretting the preorder I had for Nemmy here, but after all the in hand pics I've seen I no longer care. Black suits this mold so well I can forgive any shortcomings it has.

It's very pretty.

Am I the only one who wants this for TFA Scourge?

Seibertron has been hard at work to bring you new galleries today, first of Transformers Adventures TAV-13 Nemesis Prime and now TAV-14 Ultra Magnus! The figure originates from the Transformers Prime Beast Hunters line, but sports a brand new paint scheme to dazzle the eyes.

We invite you take a closer look at this fella and stick around to browse our Galleries, join the Conversations, and keep up to date with all your Transformers News at Seibertron.com!

Transformers Adventures Ultra Magnus

Really nice, it's a shame he's 12 months to late.

When was the last time Hasbro made a Scourge/Nemesis Prime? I always like the color scheme, but it seems we only get it via a Kreon or a Club exclusive or everywhere BUT the mainlines...

Noideaforaname wrote:When was the last time Hasbro made a Scourge/Nemesis Prime? I always like the color scheme, but it seems we only get it via a Kreon or a Club exclusive or everywhere BUT the mainlines...

There was the Generations Thrilling 30 Legends class Nemesis Prime and Spinister 2-pack from last year.

How the heck did I forget that one?

Sabrblade wrote:

Noideaforaname wrote:When was the last time Hasbro made a Scourge/Nemesis Prime? I always like the color scheme, but it seems we only get it via a Kreon or a Club exclusive or everywhere BUT the mainlines...

There was the Generations Thrilling 30 Legends class Nemesis Prime and Spinister 2-pack from last year.

Bought it, gave Spinister and gun to Tfss Scourge, stuffed Nemmy in storage

To start a new weekend, and a new set of galleries for a while, Seibertron.com focuses on the toyline for Transformers: Robots in Disguise, as we explore the recent offerings of the animated TV show in plastic form - despite their limited articulation, in some cases.

The first new addition is Three-Step Changer - or Hyperchange Hero - Steeljaw, self-appointed leader of the Decepticon pack of fugitives, and the latest iteration of the character across different classes. You can find the Warrior class gallery here, the One-Step changer here, Legion class over here and the Tiny Titan here. Click on any image below to view the full gallery, as usual!

Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Steeljaw

Seibertron.com is proud to bring you some new galleries, featuring Robots In Disguise 1-Steps Night Ops Bumblebee, Ninja Mode Sideswipe, Thunderhoof, Fracture, and Drift! The Ninja's and Night Ops were first seen in the Transformers: Robots in Disguise Game App, while the other three are brand new and is the first Thunderhoof and Fracture cast in (transformable) plastic. See them below, and stay tuned to Seibertron.com for the best galleries around!

Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Ninja Mode Sideswipe




Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Night Ops Bumblebee




Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Thunderhoof




Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Fracture




Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Drift

Seibertron is excited to add to our ever expanding Gallery Section: Robots In Disguise Legion Class Fixit and Underbite! The pair of these (as you'll see in the galleries) have already been released as 1-Step Changers, but some might find these more pleasing given the scale. See these fun little fellas below, and join us for a chat in the Energon Pub. There's lots to do at Seibertron.com!

Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Fixit












Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Underbite

Out of all the crummy/underwhelming/lackluster/let down figures I've seen from this toyline so far, the legion class figures are the only one that look like they are severely hampered in any way other than their size. I might actually contemplate getting Legion Fixit. Shame about the Decepticons of this show too. Quite a number had cool designs and they will most likely not even get decent toys.

Slashercon wrote:Out of all the crummy/underwhelming/lackluster/let down figures I've seen from this toyline so far, the legion class figures are the only one that look like they are severely hampered in any way other than their size. I might actually contemplate getting Legion Fixit. Shame about the Decepticons of this show too. Quite a number had cool designs and they will most likely not even get decent toys.

I have Legion Fixit, and he's a goofy fun little figure. But I honestly suggest giving the Warrior Class figures a whirl. Bumblebee and Drift are good starts

The next offering in the Seibertron.com galleries featuring toys from the Transformer: Robots in Disguise line brings us two rogue Warrior class robots from the show: Sideswipe and Jazz!

The former, a regular member of the cast, comes with a slick red paintjob, Japanese kanji clearly visible on the car mode and a sword - just like a teenager would, right? As for Jazz, the bulked up ex-hot head features a lance styled weapon and manic grin on the package art, along with the trademark colour scheme of blue, red and white. Click on any image below to view the full galleries.

Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Sideswipe










Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Jazz

It really is unfortunate that Sideswipe has that issue with his shoulders. He is an amazing looking figure that just has 2 little flaws that really screw him up.

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:It really is unfortunate that Sideswipe has that issue with his shoulders. He is an amazing looking figure that just has 2 little flaws that really screw him up.

I still think he's a pretty good figure. His neck bothered me more ... it just looks odd or is too big or something. Can't pinpoint what bothers me about it other than it just looks off. His shoulders weren't that bad. They wouldn't stay in place, but the shoulder joint was tight enough that I didn't find myself constantly fighting with it while posing him for the gallery, which is always my biggest concern with Transformers toys. As long as I can pull off great poses and the toy does more or less what I need it to do, I'm a happy Transformers website owner.

Next stop after these galleries are the Transformers Adventures toys from Takara. I have the initial ones that are repaints half finished ... I don't think I'll have time to do Dreadwing, Bloody Knockout, Roadblock, Knockout, Shrapnel and Bombshell until after BotCon but we'll see where I end up at today after I take care of this past weekend's sales in the Seibertron.com Store.

Seibertron wrote:

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:It really is unfortunate that Sideswipe has that issue with his shoulders. He is an amazing looking figure that just has 2 little flaws that really screw him up.

I still think he's a pretty good figure. His neck bothered me more ... it just looks odd or is too big or something. Can't pinpoint what bothers me about it other than it just looks off. His shoulders weren't that bad. They wouldn't stay in place, but the shoulder joint was tight enough that I didn't find myself constantly fighting with it while posing him for the gallery, which is always my biggest concern with Transformers toys. As long as I can pull off great poses and the toy does more or less what I need it to do, I'm a happy Transformers website owner.

I agree. I really do like him and he is one of 3 RiD guys I will buy (with Strongarm and Fixit). I dont really pose them much, so thats not a big concern. I will be really happy with him.

Man, the RiD line in general (arguably even Transformers in general) look so much worse than previous lines... and then here comes Fixit with ball joints out of the wazoo in a Legions figure.

Noideaforaname wrote:
Man, the RiD line in general (arguably even Transformers in general) look so much worse than previous lines... and then here comes Fixit with ball joints out of the wazoo in a Legions figure.

Really helps when you have no legs to worry about

Noideaforaname wrote:
Man, the RiD line in general (arguably even Transformers in general) look so much worse than previous lines... and then here comes Fixit with ball joints out of the wazoo in a Legions figure.

I love the little Fixit figure. He's great! Wish he was a little less happy, but still a fun little toy for a figure that has wheels for legs.

Seibertron wrote:
I love the little Fixit figure. He's great! Wish he was a little less happy, but still a fun little toy for a figure that has wheels for legs.

I do like him too. and for $6 American value, I'll gladly pick up the little guy. I plan on using my FoC Grimlock and, since by a fluck I have both beast hunters Bees, I'll use one of them to go with Warrior Strongarm, Sideswipe and this little guy. He's so cute and cuddly in a Drill tank mode-ish way

He really is cute as a button, isn't he?

Another addition to the Seibertron.com galleries from the Transformers: Robots in Disguise animated series toy line graces us this Tuesday, with one of the biggest Bumblebee figures in the last couple of years. Check out below a sample of the full gallery - which you can access by clicking on any of the images - for Super Bumblebee, the three-step changer that towers over his Hive of fellow 'bees!

Transformers: Robots In Disguise (2015) Super Bumblebee

Va'al wrote:

Jerry: Why didn't you get the big one?

'Super' size. 'Cuz if there's one thing we need, it's more Bumblebee figures....

Va'al wrote:

If that giant Bee was a carrying case I would buy it.

It looks as if it could hold Legends and Deluxes. The forearms, the shins, and chest, even possibly the roof of the car behind the legs. If possible, even accessories storage in the shoulders and thighs.

Add some old school Mini-Con connection ports, and BAM, instant classic figure.

Even Prime-Optimus Maximus toy had more play value. IMO.

Shockwave7 wrote:'Super' size. 'Cuz if there's one thing we need, it's more Bumblebee figures....

He is the leader of the series after all...

And dang, he is big! Why?!

So because ROTF leader Optimus Prime was hard to transform, we get this garbage.

How tall is he?

Sabrblade wrote:How tall is he?

Roughly Energon/Platinum Omega Supreme height.

Kyleor wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:How tall is he?

Roughly Energon/Platinum Omega Supreme height.

He's much bigger than that.

Seibertron wrote:

Kyleor wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:How tall is he?

Roughly Energon/Platinum Omega Supreme height.

He's much bigger than that.

He's 19.5" tall, which is approximately 1.5" taller than Combiner Wars Devastator.

And he also costs $49.99!!! I saw him at TOYS'R'US and he looks terrible. Very light weight because he is very hollow. Arms and legs are hollow. Little to no articulation but he has a voice button on his chest that when pressed speaks and makes action noises. He is going to clog shelves until the end of RID. Save you money.

Super bumblebee has black Friday special written all over it. Parents will love this item for their kids!

Seibertron wrote:Super bumblebee has black Friday special written all over it. Parents will love this item for their kids!

they'll have a new best friend in the house

Seibertron wrote:

Seibertron wrote:

Kyleor wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:How tall is he?

Roughly Energon/Platinum Omega Supreme height.

He's much bigger than that.

He's 19.5" tall, which is approximately 1.5" taller than Combiner Wars Devastator.

So, about the height of Fort Max without his head?

Seibertron wrote:

Seibertron wrote:

Kyleor wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:How tall is he?

Roughly Energon/Platinum Omega Supreme height.

He's much bigger than that.

He's 19.5" tall, which is approximately 1.5" taller than Combiner Wars Devastator.

WHAT HAS SCIENCE DONE?

He is big and he speaks Japanese with lights and sounds. The Transformers Adventure galleries continue with the induction of TAV21 Optimus Prime into the ranks. This Prime is a brand new mold and is only currently available from Takara Tomy. He comes with a plethora of weapons and a gimmick that pops out the Decepticon Hunter in which to plug the weapons. The images below are clickable which will take you to the full gallery.

Transformers Adventures Optimus Prime

Wow. Those are some hollow-ass legs.

Deathsanras wrote:Wow. Those are some hollow-ass legs.

All for the sake of his fully functioning trailer:






So it's for a good cause.

I saw the image on the main page which only showed his head and chest, and I thought, 'Hmm. That looks OK I guess.' Then I saw the full body shot and I have only two words.

Butt
Ugly

except for the hollow legs that is a hell of a nice figure, and the only screen accurate one so far

this looks amazing . why couldn't we have gotten this instead of the Deluxe class version.

this would look interesting next to CW leader Megatron , RiD2001 Side burn ( amazing figure BTW) and Metro-Plex and Devastator

Sabrblade wrote:

Deathsanras wrote:Wow. Those are some hollow-ass legs.

All for the sake of his fully functioning trailer:






So it's for a good cause.

Thr road to hell is paved with good intentions. I think that was a feature they should have just left out. Really dont like the hollow legs, good cause or not makes the toy seem less spectacular.

I wish people would stop complaining about his legs..."he has hollow legs....Boo Hoo" SO WHAT!!! lots of Transformers toys have hollow legs(Gen Metroplex, Platinum Supreme Starscream, Thrilling 30 Generations Skybite, Fort Max ect...to name but a few) but it doesn't make it a bad toy! YES...they could've made a part that folded over to cover up the hollowness but you only see the hollowness from certain angles.....depending on the way your looking at it

anywho...I'd've bought the figure...if....it happened to appear in the UK in the bricks & mortar stores, but it won't, as it's a Takara release.

This is a damn good toy. I recommend it.

I'm pretty much over this line. I picked up the first few Warrior Class figures like Grimlock, Strongarm and Steeljaw. The majority of the releases haven't interested me since
After having the few I got for a few months, I've decided to give them to my son to play with as he will get a lot more enjoyment out of them than I have.

I am considering picking up the Jazz just so I can repaint him as Stepper/Ricochet.