New Transformers: The Last Knight Build-a-Bear Poster

I was oddly in that shop for the first time ever today cos I noticed the Prime and Bee bears so went in and ended up having a nice conversation with a pretty girl who works there, only interrupted when friends of hers came in with a baby... I can't compete with a baby...I'm just not cute enough.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:I was oddly in that shop for the first time ever today cos I noticed the Prime and Bee bears so went in and ended up having a nice conversation with a pretty girl who works there, only interrupted when friends of hers came in with a baby... I can't compete with a baby...I'm just not cute enough.

should've made a prime bear and given it to her!

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:I was oddly in that shop for the first time ever today cos I noticed the Prime and Bee bears so went in and ended up having a nice conversation with a pretty girl who works there, only interrupted when friends of hers came in with a baby... I can't compete with a baby...I'm just not cute enough.

should've made a prime bear and given it to her!

Dammit, that might have worked since she did bring up that she really likes the movies and was keen to see TLK soon. I would have happily watched the film a 2nd time as a date too. :O

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:I was oddly in that shop for the first time ever today cos I noticed the Prime and Bee bears so went in and ended up having a nice conversation with a pretty girl who works there, only interrupted when friends of hers came in with a baby... I can't compete with a baby...I'm just not cute enough.

should've made a prime bear and given it to her!

Dammit, that might have worked since she did bring up that she really likes the movies and was keen to see TLK soon. I would have happily watched the film a 2nd time as a date too. :O

Go back. If she's there, do it. Ask her out on a movie date. see it again.

If she's not, make the bear, walk by again later like in a day or a few and see if she's there and try that.

Build-a-date, brought to you by Prime dating and Maximus Productions

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:I was oddly in that shop for the first time ever today cos I noticed the Prime and Bee bears so went in and ended up having a nice conversation with a pretty girl who works there, only interrupted when friends of hers came in with a baby... I can't compete with a baby...I'm just not cute enough.

should've made a prime bear and given it to her!

Dammit, that might have worked since she did bring up that she really likes the movies and was keen to see TLK soon. I would have happily watched the film a 2nd time as a date too. :O

Go back. If she's there, do it. Ask her out on a movie date. see it again.

If she's not, make the bear, walk by again later like in a day or a few and see if she's there and try that.

Build-a-date, brought to you by Prime dating and Maximus Productions

This plan would require me to have much more spare cash than I tend to have. Seeing as how that shop is Cambridge (where the cinema is) so that's £6.70 per day I go there on the off chance she's there. And the bear is £24. And the movie is about £10 per ticket (and as a gentlemen I'd be paying for both tickets) and again gentlemenly pay for meal.

Dating is expensive but that's no secret, eh?

Build-A-Date sounds like a profitable venture in itself though.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:I was oddly in that shop for the first time ever today cos I noticed the Prime and Bee bears so went in and ended up having a nice conversation with a pretty girl who works there, only interrupted when friends of hers came in with a baby... I can't compete with a baby...I'm just not cute enough.

should've made a prime bear and given it to her!

Dammit, that might have worked since she did bring up that she really likes the movies and was keen to see TLK soon. I would have happily watched the film a 2nd time as a date too. :O

Go back. If she's there, do it. Ask her out on a movie date. see it again.

If she's not, make the bear, walk by again later like in a day or a few and see if she's there and try that.

Build-a-date, brought to you by Prime dating and Maximus Productions

This plan would require me to have much more spare cash than I tend to have. Seeing as how that shop is Cambridge (where the cinema is) so that's £6.70 per day I go there on the off chance she's there. And the bear is £24. And the movie is about £10 per ticket (and as a gentlemen I'd be paying for both tickets) and again gentlemenly pay for meal.

Dating is expensive but that's no secret, eh?

Build-A-Date sounds like a profitable venture in itself though.

You're telling me! i pay less for the transformers stuff i pick up from stores after the date than I do for the actual date dinner!

Come to think of it, I may be near a build-a-bear next weekend. Maybe I can take a peek and see if they have some bee's there...

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:You're telling me! i pay less for the transformers stuff i pick up from stores after the date than I do for the actual date dinner!

Come to think of it, I may be near a build-a-bear next weekend. Maybe I can take a peek and see if they have some bee's there...

The little voice boxes you put in the bears are neat though. I kinda wanted to just buy the Optimus Prime one just on it's own with no bear since it sounds like that's Cullen's voice saying some phrases and such. I have no idea who voices the Bee one. It sounded like a proper voice tather then radio samples and it didn't sound much like his TLK voice (which I presume is Mark Ryan? I didn't see enough of the credits).

Thanks to fellow Seibertronian Ironhidensh, we have the first global sighting of the exclusive Hot Rod die cast car from Jada's Transformers: The Last Knight line of cars. He found it at Walmart, of course, the exclusive retailer. It also comes with a collectable 100% metal coin. There are two other smaller scales of Hot Rod offered in this line and they are all exclusive to Walmart. For those unaware, these are licenced non transforming cars. Will any of you be getting this?

Thanks to Argos, we have a new reveal for the retailer exclusive 'Reveal The Shield' subline of The Last Knight: Roleplay masks! The masks, seemingly recolors of earlier masks from Transformers: Prime, use the red eyes to decode the Tech Spec-like markings on Reveal The Shield toys, revealing hidden messages! Check out the stock images below, along with a TFW sighting of Reveal The Shield voyager Optimus Prime in Taiwan, and let us know what you think in the Energon Pub!

Sigma Magnus wrote:

Wait a sec, these also have hidden messages on them? So the only wa to see them would be to put the mask on and stare into a mirror, trippy!

william-james88 wrote:Thanks to fellow Seibertronian Ironhidensh, we have the first global sighting of the exclusive Hot Rod die cast car from Jada's Transformers: The Last Knight line of cars. He found it at Walmart, of course, the exclusive retailer. It also comes with a collectable 100% metal coin. There are two other smaller scales of Hot Rod offered in this line and they are all exclusive to Walmart. For those unaware, these are licenced non transforming cars. Will any of you be getting this?

Now I want a 100% movie accurate non-transforming robot figure to go with it.

Ironhidensh wrote:Now I want a 100% movie accurate non-transforming robot figure to go with it.

That will probabl happen, but it might cost you one of your kidneys looking at how much the others go for.

https://www.sideshowtoy.com/collectible ... io-902350/

Seibertronian and Youtuber CdogCdog4 has taken the time to do some reviews about the new Jada Diecast Transformers: The Last Knight Vehicles. These are now appearing at Walmarts all across the US, both the exclusive Hot Rod and the non exclusive others, like the ones being reviewed. CdogCdog4 reviews both Bumblebee and Optimus in the 1:24 scale, the largest of three scales you can get these cars. Enjoy!

CdogCdog4 wrote:Here's my video review of Transformers The Last Knight Jada Toys Diecast 1:24 scale Optimus Prime and Bumblebee vehicles, i show off some comparisons, Sam & Mikaela Human Alliance figures driving Bumblebee & how they fit in Optimus, a good look at the vehicles in packaging, how to take them OUT of packaging, all 4 sides once freed from their prison, and the (secret) robot modes underneath. Check it all out here!

I really like these, makes me miss the Human Alliance line. I knew that Optimus looked too small to be 1:24 scale.

padfoo wrote:I really like these, makes me miss the Human Alliance line. I knew that Optimus looked too small to be 1:24 scale.

To be fair, while the Human Alliance bots were supposedly 1:24 scale, the humans were not.

Yea it's unfortunate that Jada doesn't seem to be able to get scale down like the Japanese seem to be able to do (ar least when it's titled as such). But I guess at least the cars are? And Prime still looks great. I already sscrewed all 8 screws back into the bottom of him to put them back in packaging which you have to take apart at every corner, and practically flatten the box, to get him out. It's amazing I got them back in looming brand new they display better that way imo.

Finally i have Optimus prime's head!

These are 90 percent accurate to movie versions in movie prime side mirrors didn't look like that in movie, I don't remember seeing those things on from roof sticking up on sides of truck, and bumblebee doors I remember seeing bumblebee car doors open up sameway that hotrod does

Thanks to a sighting from TFW2005, we have word that a new figurine set from Transformers: The Last Knight has been spotted at Universal Studios! The set features Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Megatron, and Sqweeks, all underpainted and non-transformable. As this is a Universal Studios set, that means it is probably fairly expensive. Check out the image taken of the set below, and let us know what you think of it in the comments section below!

not worth unless you can upgrade it with your own painting skills. A deluxe at Universal is 50 bucks. So think about this. I'm thinking 40 bucks

I'd get this for Sqweeks as I want him in ANY form I can find him

william-james88 wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:Now I want a 100% movie accurate non-transforming robot figure to go with it.

That will probabl happen, but it might cost you one of your kidneys looking at how much the others go for.

https://www.sideshowtoy.com/collectible ... io-902350/

I was thinking more along the lines of robot replicas.

Also from Brazilian retailer Hobby Brinquedos, we are shown images of the whole line of voice-changing masks from the movie Transformers: The Last Knight. Featuring Megatron, Optimus Prime, and Bumblebee as we knew, we also have two images of a Sqweeks mask - check it out below!

Our regular Weibo source NOTRAB has uploaded a series of in-hand images of the Jada diecast 1:24 Western Star Optimus Prime truck from Transformers: The Last Knight! The big impression comes from the comparison shots, showing the non-transforming cab to be about the same size as previous Leader Class vehicle modes - but check it out for yourselves below!

That sure is a big diecast truck. I like it but not sure I have a use for it. Sorta thing I would likely buy if I was rich enough to own one of those really cool and large non-transforming highly detailed super accurate figures that cost loads. Could happily display this truck next to the Optimus Prime figure then.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:That sure is a big diecast truck. I like it but not sure I have a use for it. Sorta thing I would likely buy if I was rich enough to own one of those really cool and large non-transforming highly detailed super accurate figures that cost loads. Could happily display this truck next to the Optimus Prime figure then.

It's only 29.99 I think there not that expensive about price of voyager or leader class figure

Our old friend Scottimus Prime has discovered some of the Jada 1:64 scale Transformers The Last Knight Diecast cars! These Hot wheel-sizes heroes (and villains) were found at a Wal-Mart in New York for $3.97 each! Check out the photos below!

I've seen these all over Texas for weeks.

hutto wrote:I've seen these all over Texas for weeks.

Make sure to report it next time, could have helped us out!

An update to the previous story of the Simba Smoby Transformers: The Last Knight Robot Fighter Bumblebee figure (This time on Amazon.it), it seems that Barricade has made an alt-mode only type of appearance for this toy set! Barricade is another electronic and sounds toy this time by way of the Italian version of Amazon.

Description:
From Transformers movie, “The Last Knight”, Robot Fighter Barricade has lights, sounds, and transforms from robot to vehicle!

Product Specifications:
Item Weight: 299 g
Dimensions: 20 x 20 x 29.5 cm
Batteries: Yes, 3 AAA Batteries required/Included

Ages Recommended: 3 years and Over.

Scottimus Prime found RC Sqweeks from Transformers: The Last Knight at Think Geek for $79.99. Below you can find what he had to say and images.

Transformers the last knight TF5 Rc sqweeks found at retall Think geek smith haven mall New York he's 79.99 at the store cheaper then bbts ny after tax price is pictured also

is that new to US retail then cos it's been available here in UK for a while.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:is that new to US retail then

Yes

Wal-Mart has released a new Advertisement for the incoming back-to-school season, featuring several huge name brands, including Transformers The Last Knight! The ad depicts Batman, The Power Rangers, Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, and more headed back to school with respectively branded school supplies.
As the commercial continues we see that these characters are actually children who feel like their superhero counterparts because of their new backpacks and bags.

Check out the full advert mirrored below!

Gross. Bad enough when they have this back to school junk in August, but in July is just ridiculous. It's like they're just trying to rub it in to the kids "haha you have to go back to school, no more fun". My sympathies to those effected.

All I thought of when watching that video was "Man, to see all those rivaling properties together in a big crossover of Transformers, Power Rangers, and Justice League would be awesome to my younger self."

The online retailer Anime Export has given us a new look at those 3A Transformers The Last Knight high and collectable figures, in the form of new stock photography! These new images capture the incredible detail of these new super articulated bots, as well as the accessories the three collectables, consisting of Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Sqweeks, come with. Find a selection of the images below, but click here to view the rest!

Make sure to keep your optics and audio sensors tuned to Seibertron.com for all the latest Transformers news!

Bee's proportions look a bit strange but these are great figures.


I'd actually really like Sqweeks. Hell, I'd be tempted if he was actual life size.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:Bee's proportions look a bit strange but these are great figures.

Bumblebee's head is a lot bigger than usual. Transformers in general have smaller heads in proportion to human heads. But there are some Transformers who have large heads (especially in the movies.)

Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah, it's the larger head that's making it look different. Makes me think it's a very high quality cosplay

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah which is also something that confuses me. These are statues? But are articulated like action figures? I thought statues was the name for non-articulated figures. I go see some statues at a museum and I can't move their arms and legs no matter how hard I might try.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah which is also something that confuses me. These are statues? But are articulated like action figures? I thought statues was the name for non-articulated figures. I go see some statues at a museum and I can't move their arms and legs no matter how hard I might try.

Well that's just because you're not using the full potential of your upper body strength. Put some elbow grease into it!

Kurona wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah which is also something that confuses me. These are statues? But are articulated like action figures? I thought statues was the name for non-articulated figures. I go see some statues at a museum and I can't move their arms and legs no matter how hard I might try.

Well that's just because you're not using the full potential of your upper body strength. Put some elbow grease into it!

Exactly. With enough force and willpower, you'll find that any statue can be a partsformer.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah which is also something that confuses me. These are statues? But are articulated like action figures? I thought statues was the name for non-articulated figures. I go see some statues at a museum and I can't move their arms and legs no matter how hard I might try.

Serious question then, what would you call them? I couldn't think of a better word then statues, plus they're not given an actual title in the anime express listing. Up for suggestions of any kind!

Bronzewolf wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah which is also something that confuses me. These are statues? But are articulated like action figures? I thought statues was the name for non-articulated figures. I go see some statues at a museum and I can't move their arms and legs no matter how hard I might try.

Serious question then, what would you call them? I couldn't think of a better word then statues, plus they're not given an actual title in the anime express listing. Up for suggestions of any kind!

These are high end collectable figures, like the Sideshow ones.

Joining the likes of Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman, Power Rangers, and more, Transformers characters Optimus Prime and Bumblebee - in their live action movie incarnation, most probably The Last Knight - feature in a new Walmart ad for their Back To School line of licensed merchandise - such as the ones seen here! Check out the short clip below.

Courtesy of Amazon Japan, we have images of some replicas from Transformers: The Last Knight of objects you might not think of at first as being relevant, but fandoms around the world have always inevitably fallen for: swords. That's right, the prop company goodluck have provided Prime's sword (at about $200), Megatron's cleaver ($130), and Excalibur ($100) - including some spoilers for the movie on that last one, revealing the identity of the Last Knight themselves. Check them out below!

Love the detailing on them swords!

Big Bad Toy Store has posted image filled listing of new Transformers: The Last Knight merchandise. These are two pricey phone dock statues, one with Optimus Prime and the other with Megatron. The listing is a preorder but they are estimated to come out in July. These are highly detailed statues with LED lights and both go for $100. Check out some of the images below and if you want to see even more images, just click on them.

Heh, they sure didn't name those swords very creatively. "Optimus Prime sword", "Megatron sword", and "Cade Yeager sword".