Target endcap featuring Transformers Cyberverse Multi-Packs and more
Sunday, January 5th, 2020 1:34PM CST
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Don't forget to share your sightings of new Transformers products with your fellow Seibertronians on our Sightings forum and in our Sightings section! Keep scrolling below for Target DPCI codes and links to specific sighting pages for these items.
If you are hunting down and of the new products shown on the end-cap in the images above, we've included the Target specific DPCI codes (shown below) to help you out.
Cyberverse Battle for Cybertron SHARKTICONS ATTACK set
(This 4-pack includes 1-Step Changer Stealth Force Hot Rod with 3 "Tiny Turbo Changer" Sharkticons)
DPCI: 087-16-6759
Cyberverse Battle for Cybertron QUINTESSON INVASION set
(This 3-pack includes a Quintesson Judge with mind-controlled Shockwave and Prowl)
DPCI: 087-16-7357
Transformers Cyberverse Adventures Deluxe Optimus Prime
DPCI: 087-16-8780
Transformers Cyberverse Adventures Deluxe Megatron
DPCI: 087-16-7333
Transformers Cyberverse Adventures Deluxe Bumblebee
DPCI: Unknown (but comes in same assortment as others)
Transformers Cyberverse Adventures Deluxe Shockwave
DPCI: 087-16-9080
And just for fun (because we can), check out this animated GIF of Hasbro's first 5 headed Quintesson Judge. Could this Quintesson lead to more? With rumors of an Alicon and others, perhaps 2020 will become the year of the Quintessons!
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Posted by bluecatcinema on January 5th, 2020 @ 2:01pm CST
Posted by Aimless Misfire on January 5th, 2020 @ 8:29pm CST
Posted by Seibertron on January 5th, 2020 @ 8:42pm CST
Aimless Misfire wrote:Why are they pushing this crappy dollar store KO quality garbage so hard? They need to drop this horrible baby crap & focus on Generations & Studio Series. Why did they even go in this direction after 35 years of awesome???
Who says that they're not ALSO doing the things that you want? I think we've gotten 120+ products out of Generations and Studio Series combined in the past year and a half or less. That's pretty amazing. That's some pretty amazing amounts of new product geared toward the collector market that has mostly been sold at retail, with the exception of Generations Selects (which has so far been fairly easy to get online with the exception of the Seacons).
Some of us like the light hearted / kids-geared Cyberverse and Rescue Bots products. On a personal level, I love that Cyberverse has already added a really cool twist to the Quintessons by giving them these "mind-control" devices that attach to Transformers. I'm looking forward to seeing how this unfolds in the Cyberverse storyline and how this potentially impacts anything related to Quintessons going forward.
Posted by Fires_Of_Inferno on January 5th, 2020 @ 9:08pm CST
Aimless Misfire wrote:Why are they pushing this crappy dollar store KO quality garbage so hard? They need to drop this horrible baby crap & focus on Generations & Studio Series. Why did they even go in this direction after 35 years of awesome???
When the hell will Hasbro learn that toys are NOT for children! You think a 6 year old wants to play with cool robots? They don't even understand the deep lore behind the character that toy portrays! Here little Jimmy, go play with something you'll understand.
Posted by Sabrblade on January 5th, 2020 @ 10:38pm CST
Preach it! This Quintesson stuff is exciting to think about for what might happen in Season 3 of the show.Seibertron wrote:On a personal level, I love that Cyberverse has already added a really cool twist to the Quintessons by giving them these "mind-control" devices that attach to Transformers. I'm looking forward to seeing how this unfolds in the Cyberverse storyline and how this potentially impacts anything related to Quintessons going forward.
It's especially intriguing since the show already gave us a fun brand new take on the Sharkticons that featured them uniquely as their own autonomous culture without any sign or trace of the Quints, so whatever connection might be made between the two in Season 3 could lead to some more fun with the surfer dude Sharkticons.
Posted by STngAR on January 5th, 2020 @ 10:48pm CST
Posted by Seibertron on January 6th, 2020 @ 8:51am CST
STngAR wrote:Just cant get into the Cyberverse line. I tried but its just not appealing to me. Just patiently waiting for Earthrise and catching up on older figs is fine for me right now.
What's really amazing to me is the brand itself at the moment. There really is something for everyone at the moment. A nice preschool line with Rescue Bots. A young kid line with Cyberverse that takes a lot of cues from the overall history of the brand that can be of interest to adult collectors. A Generations line geared toward mainstream and collectors. A movie universe line geared toward mainstream and collectors. An advanced collector oriented Masterpiece line with G1, Diaclone, toy, cartoon, Beast Wars, and Movie products. High end collectible statues, Fun product lines which appeals to a variety of people like BotBots, Tiny Turbo Changers and other products. 1-Steps. 3-Steps. A new upcoming Unicron toy. Titan Class figures! Many variations of the same character (something that was once a no-no by the brand team at the beginning of past decade). Multiple comics! Multiple cartoons! The brand has never been bigger.
It is truly an amazing time to be a Transformers fan.
Posted by Gauntlet101010 on January 6th, 2020 @ 9:37am CST
The Quint judge ... if there wasn't a 3P option I have and if a new one for Earthrise wasn't coming I think I'd be pretty happy a G1-ish Quint was something I could have.
Posted by no-one on January 6th, 2020 @ 9:41am CST
Seibertron wrote:It is truly an amazing time to be a Transformers fan.
Posted by william-james88 on January 6th, 2020 @ 10:31am CST
Seibertron wrote: A young kid line with Cyberverse that takes a lot of cues from the overall history of the brand that can be of interest to adult collectors.
I totally caught that and I am surprised so few fans don't. This line takes a lot of cues from G1, which was a toyline for kids. It has the same characters as G1, along with the same basic articulation and simple enough transformations. Plus it has gimicks for kids, which the G1 line did do as well in the later years. It very much is an old school kids line and I find that fun in itself.
Also, while I did not intend this at all, my house became like a pop up christmas store for Transformers, since i was selling a small chunk of my collection. Most of the customers were parents looking for simpler toys for 4-6 year olds. I had almost nothing for them, but this Cyberverse line would be perfectly up their alley. All to say there is definitely a market out there and this line answers a big need. It's these toys that can make new young fans that will one day support the brand when they are older.
Posted by Fox Thiagarajan on January 6th, 2020 @ 2:59pm CST
william-james88 wrote:Seibertron wrote: A young kid line with Cyberverse that takes a lot of cues from the overall history of the brand that can be of interest to adult collectors.
I totally caught that and I am surprised so few fans don't. This line takes a lot of cues from G1, which was a toyline for kids. It has the same characters as G1, along with the same basic articulation and simple enough transformations. Plus it has gimicks for kids, which the G1 line did do as well in the later years. It very much is an old school kids line and I find that fun in itself.
Also, while I did not intend this at all, my house became like a pop up christmas store for Transformers, since i was selling a small chunk of my collection. Most of the customers were parents looking for simpler toys for 4-6 year olds. I had almost nothing for them, but this Cyberverse line would be perfectly up their alley. All to say there is definitely a market out there and this line answers a big need. It's these toys that can make new young fans that will one day support the brand when they are older.
I love that their approach was to sort of introduce kids to all of these great characters from various parts of the franchises' history. I noticed that these Cyberverse figures sold relatively well as a lot of the stock didn't hang around for too long at my local retailers. I'm hoping to acquire as many of the newer deluxes as I can. Hope to see more Beast Wars characters eventually as well.
Posted by Master Farr 1 on January 7th, 2020 @ 8:00am CST
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Posted by Flashwave on January 7th, 2020 @ 9:46pm CST
Are those new faces? I dont remember them from G1
Posted by Sabrblade on January 7th, 2020 @ 10:07pm CST
Death is recognizable, but the other four faces appear to be redesigned versions.Flashwave wrote:Are those new faces? I dont remember them from G1
Posted by Emerje on January 8th, 2020 @ 12:42am CST
Emerje
Posted by Anonymous on January 8th, 2020 @ 1:56pm CST
Lineup:
Skrapnel
Autobot Whirl
Chromia
Dead End
Arcee
Autobot Ratchet
Megatron X
Optimus Prime
Bumblebee
Grimlock
Jetfire
Stealth Force Hot Rod
Posted by Seibertron on January 8th, 2020 @ 2:23pm CST
Posted by Sabrblade on January 8th, 2020 @ 5:13pm CST
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on January 8th, 2020 @ 6:25pm CST
Flashwave wrote:So, I definately want to see what Generations is up to first. For me, the big tirboff is that the only Quint (and the sharkticons to a much lesser extent) I can buy is in a three pack with two figures that left outbthe coolest parts about them. Now, I say that, I don't think they could have sold a Quintesson toy on its own without some sort of gimmick and bonus in the box. But if I can get a Quint on its own, then I will pass.
Are those new faces? I dont remember them from G1
I am in the same boat, I want to see what the Generations Quintesson will look like too, I want to compare the 2 and see what we got
Posted by no-one on January 8th, 2020 @ 6:54pm CST
Posted by Sabrblade on January 8th, 2020 @ 11:42pm CST
Yes.Seibertron wrote:Does anyone have larger images of Cyberverse Tiny Turbo Changers Wave 3?
Here are the original sources for the smaller pics, with larger versions of them:
https://www.deepdiscount.com/transformers-cyberverse-trns-cyberverse-tiny-turbo-changers/630509829217
https://www.blowitoutahere.com/transformers-cyberverse-trns-cyberverse-tiny-turbo-changers/630509829217
Note that Chromia's altmode is shown to be mistransformed in the official pics, as it was apparently mistaken for a motorcycle. Here are some in-hand pics of Chromia correctly transformed in both modes - https://www.facebook.com/NimamaTF/posts/1270001486523592
Posted by Anonymous on January 9th, 2020 @ 5:36am CST
Seibertron wrote:Does anyone have larger images of Cyberverse Tiny Turbo Changers Wave 3?
@Sabrblade found larger images
Posted by Anonymous on January 9th, 2020 @ 5:49am CST
Sorry for double posting (I really haven't learned how to edit) but I found some images of TTC Chromia that I don't know if you guys have or not.
Posted by Anonymous on January 9th, 2020 @ 1:43pm CST
william-james88 wrote:Seibertron wrote: A young kid line with Cyberverse that takes a lot of cues from the overall history of the brand that can be of interest to adult collectors.
I totally caught that and I am surprised so few fans don't. This line takes a lot of cues from G1, which was a toyline for kids. It has the same characters as G1, along with the same basic articulation and simple enough transformations. Plus it has gimicks for kids, which the G1 line did do as well in the later years. It very much is an old school kids line and I find that fun in itself.
Also, while I did not intend this at all, my house became like a pop up christmas store for Transformers, since i was selling a small chunk of my collection. Most of the customers were parents looking for simpler toys for 4-6 year olds. I had almost nothing for them, but this Cyberverse line would be perfectly up their alley. All to say there is definitely a market out there and this line answers a big need. It's these toys that can make new young fans that will one day support the brand when they are older.
Well, where you have toys for 4-6yo you might not have for older children like 9-12. Hasbro needs a Siege lite type of line. But I definetely agree that Cyberverse can get very appealing like that.
Posted by Anonymous on January 9th, 2020 @ 1:44pm CST
william-james88 wrote:Seibertron wrote: A young kid line with Cyberverse that takes a lot of cues from the overall history of the brand that can be of interest to adult collectors.
I totally caught that and I am surprised so few fans don't. This line takes a lot of cues from G1, which was a toyline for kids. It has the same characters as G1, along with the same basic articulation and simple enough transformations. Plus it has gimicks for kids, which the G1 line did do as well in the later years. It very much is an old school kids line and I find that fun in itself.
Also, while I did not intend this at all, my house became like a pop up christmas store for Transformers, since i was selling a small chunk of my collection. Most of the customers were parents looking for simpler toys for 4-6 year olds. I had almost nothing for them, but this Cyberverse line would be perfectly up their alley. All to say there is definitely a market out there and this line answers a big need. It's these toys that can make new young fans that will one day support the brand when they are older.
Well, where you have toys for 4-6yo you might not have for older children like 9-12. Hasbro needs a Siege lite type of line. But I definetely agree that Cyberverse can get very appealing like that.
Posted by william-james88 on January 9th, 2020 @ 5:38pm CST
Awesomepow wrote:william-james88 wrote:Seibertron wrote: A young kid line with Cyberverse that takes a lot of cues from the overall history of the brand that can be of interest to adult collectors.
I totally caught that and I am surprised so few fans don't. This line takes a lot of cues from G1, which was a toyline for kids. It has the same characters as G1, along with the same basic articulation and simple enough transformations. Plus it has gimicks for kids, which the G1 line did do as well in the later years. It very much is an old school kids line and I find that fun in itself.
Also, while I did not intend this at all, my house became like a pop up christmas store for Transformers, since i was selling a small chunk of my collection. Most of the customers were parents looking for simpler toys for 4-6 year olds. I had almost nothing for them, but this Cyberverse line would be perfectly up their alley. All to say there is definitely a market out there and this line answers a big need. It's these toys that can make new young fans that will one day support the brand when they are older.
Well, where you have toys for 4-6yo you might not have for older children like 9-12. Hasbro needs a Siege lite type of line. But I definetely agree that Cyberverse can get very appealing like that.
Siege is perfect for kids aged 9-12.
Posted by william-james88 on January 9th, 2020 @ 7:01pm CST
Here is a full list of series 3:
Bumblebee
Dead End
Stealth Force Hot Rod
Chromia
Arcee
Optimus Prime
Megatron X
Autobot Whirl
Autobot Ratchet
Grimlock
Skrapnel
Jetfire
Posted by Anonymous on January 10th, 2020 @ 5:56am CST
william-james88 wrote:Awesomepow wrote:william-james88 wrote:Seibertron wrote: A young kid line with Cyberverse that takes a lot of cues from the overall history of the brand that can be of interest to adult collectors.
I totally caught that and I am surprised so few fans don't. This line takes a lot of cues from G1, which was a toyline for kids. It has the same characters as G1, along with the same basic articulation and simple enough transformations. Plus it has gimicks for kids, which the G1 line did do as well in the later years. It very much is an old school kids line and I find that fun in itself.
Also, while I did not intend this at all, my house became like a pop up christmas store for Transformers, since i was selling a small chunk of my collection. Most of the customers were parents looking for simpler toys for 4-6 year olds. I had almost nothing for them, but this Cyberverse line would be perfectly up their alley. All to say there is definitely a market out there and this line answers a big need. It's these toys that can make new young fans that will one day support the brand when they are older.
Well, where you have toys for 4-6yo you might not have for older children like 9-12. Hasbro needs a Siege lite type of line. But I definetely agree that Cyberverse can get very appealing like that.
Siege is perfect for kids aged 9-12.
True, but Hasbro markets it for 16+ they said.
Bottom line is, Hasbro needs to improve their marketing. Then, the prices should be lower too
Posted by Anonymous on January 10th, 2020 @ 6:13am CST
A -Bumblebee
C -Grimlock
E -Jetfire
B2 -Whirl (confirmed with purchase)
C2 -Chromia (confirmed with purchase)
D2 -Dead End
F2 -Ratchet
G2 -Megatron X
H2 -Stealth Force Hot Rod
Missing codes for:
-Shrapnel
-Arcee
-Optimus
Posted by Rodimus Knight on January 10th, 2020 @ 7:46am CST
Posted by william-james88 on January 10th, 2020 @ 2:29pm CST
For those unaware, in the Marvel Legends line the Build a Figure component has slowly turned from a mere bonus item or something that could not be released individually to the main reason to buy a line. Hasbro released their Marvel Legends toys for Infinity War and the Build a Figure was Thanos, the movie's main character. And when it came time for them to make a line for Endgame, the Build a Figure was once again Thanos. So movie fans had to buy Marvel's Living Laser figure if they wanted to complete the big bad of the biggest movie of all time.
This is just to show where people accustomed to Build a Figure lines may be coming from. Be it good news or bad news, Hasbro has not elected that approach for Maccadam. Unlike Marvel Legends, the figure you build here is not at all on the same level of quality, articulation or even proportion as the rest of the line. It really is just a bonus and not something that could be released on it's own commanding a similar or greater price point as the rest. It's almost like a middle ground between the Marvel Legends approach and their mindset for their previous Build a Figure energon animals from the RID line, which no one felt compelled to complete.
We knew he didn't transform but in terms of articulation, Maccadam will also be lacking compared to the rest of the line. Maccadam's entire lower leg is 1 grey plastic piece with a little amount of paint on it. So the feet are not seperate pieces from the leg and the forearm that came out in the first wave does not have wrist articulation. These pieces are also very light. You can see images below of how tall he is going to be compared to other deluxes and he does seem small.
None of this detracts from him being a fun bonus and a welcome surprise to a line of toys that were long overdue and that I'd recommend to any fan of previous cartoon based lines. However, a bonus is all he is and if you expect more, there is a strong chance you'll be disappointed. What's great is that for those who just planned on buying a few deluxe figures out of the 8 in this set, then you can rest assured that the price you are paying is going (almost) entirely to the figure you bought rather than a good portion of it going to a piece that you will never use.
Posted by no-one on January 10th, 2020 @ 2:41pm CST
I'm now considering getting at least one of the deluxes, but I have no interest in the BAF or any future BAFs, unless they transform.
Posted by Burn on January 10th, 2020 @ 3:37pm CST
Provided they get released here.
Posted by Hellscream9999 on January 10th, 2020 @ 3:46pm CST
On an unrelated note, I think our fandom could acclimate to this a little better, I feel that we're more used to buying, swapping, parting out figure's we do/don't want, unlike marvel legends where most people are gong to want most of the main line and all of the b.a.f. parts too; I think the forums here will get everyone sorted out for the most part on the figures that they want, be it only macadam or just the deluxes
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on January 10th, 2020 @ 7:32pm CST
I'm excited to finish him, it's gonna be torture to wait out the other wave of figures.
Also, it was nice that 3 of the 4 parts in the wave could attach to each other. Makes it easier to wait, but still very impatient
Posted by william-james88 on January 10th, 2020 @ 10:38pm CST
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:I actually was ok with the Maccadam parts, and it's really cool to be taking part in this. Sure, he will be a bit small and not Transform, but he's still pretty cool and actually just as articulated as the other figures when you get down to it. He may not have ankles, but he still has wrists, and he has the torso movement/ball joints to make up for the ankles.
I'm excited to finish him, it's gonna be torture to wait out the other wave of figures.
Also, it was nice that 3 of the 4 parts in the wave could attach to each other. Makes it easier to wait, but still very impatient
I like him too and really like this BAF approach as rrally just an extra. Its just that I wanted people to know what they are in for if maccadam is all they cared about.
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on January 11th, 2020 @ 12:56pm CST
Posted by X3ROhour on January 13th, 2020 @ 12:44am CST
Are they good?
Or are they only good in comparison to the Warrior scrap?
Posted by Cobotron on January 13th, 2020 @ 10:09am CST
Posted by Full-Tilt on January 13th, 2020 @ 11:56am CST
Awesomepow wrote:Codes and Whirl Images Courtesy Of Prime Roller TFW2005
A -Bumblebee
C -Grimlock
E -Jetfire
B2 -Whirl (confirmed with purchase)
C2 -Chromia (confirmed with purchase)
D2 -Dead End
F2 -Ratchet
G2 -Megatron X
H2 -Stealth Force Hot Rod
Missing codes for:
-Shrapnel
-Arcee
-Optimus
I WANT IT.
Also, has anyone seen the first wave of Cyberverse tiny turbo changers? It has been a while and I haven't seen any
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on January 13th, 2020 @ 6:42pm CST
Z3ROhour wrote:the new CYBERVERSE DELUXE FIGURES.
Are they good?
Or are they only good in comparison to the Warrior scrap?
They are pretty darn good. Bee is the best and shockwave is the weakest, but they are all still solid deluxe figures
Posted by chuckdawg1999 on January 13th, 2020 @ 7:56pm CST
Cobotron wrote:I picked up Bumble Bee on a whim, and I gotta say, He's GOOD! Like shockingly good! Both modes look great, transformation is engaging and mildly complicated for the demographic they are aimed at. The designers put some thought into these Deluxes, for sure!
My opinions have actually changed and I think it's the best of the first wave.
Posted by no-one on January 14th, 2020 @ 10:04am CST
Serious question; do you subscribe to the best deluxe Bee opinion? I'm not sure if that is across all lines or just in the Aligned continuity. Either way, where to do rank him against other deluxe class Bee's?chuckdawg1999 wrote:My opinions have actually changed and I think it's the best of the first wave.Cobotron wrote:I picked up Bumble Bee on a whim, and I gotta say, He's GOOD! Like shockingly good! Both modes look great, transformation is engaging and mildly complicated for the demographic they are aimed at. The designers put some thought into these Deluxes, for sure!
Posted by Sabrblade on January 14th, 2020 @ 10:29am CST
Cyberverse isn't Aligned.carytheone wrote:Serious question; do you subscribe to the best deluxe Bee opinion? I'm not sure if that is across all lines or just in the Aligned continuity. Either way, where to do rank him against other deluxe class Bee's?chuckdawg1999 wrote:My opinions have actually changed and I think it's the best of the first wave.Cobotron wrote:I picked up Bumble Bee on a whim, and I gotta say, He's GOOD! Like shockingly good! Both modes look great, transformation is engaging and mildly complicated for the demographic they are aimed at. The designers put some thought into these Deluxes, for sure!
Posted by no-one on January 14th, 2020 @ 10:48am CST
Really? Goes to show what I know. I thought it was a follow up to RiD2015. So it's the David S. Pumpkins of Transformers?Sabrblade wrote:Cyberverse isn't Aligned.carytheone wrote:Serious question; do you subscribe to the best deluxe Bee opinion? I'm not sure if that is across all lines or just in the Aligned continuity. Either way, where to do rank him against other deluxe class Bee's?chuckdawg1999 wrote:My opinions have actually changed and I think it's the best of the first wave.Cobotron wrote:I picked up Bumble Bee on a whim, and I gotta say, He's GOOD! Like shockingly good! Both modes look great, transformation is engaging and mildly complicated for the demographic they are aimed at. The designers put some thought into these Deluxes, for sure!
The question still remains; how does deluxe Cyberverse Bee compare to other deluxe Bees based on whatever criteria is chosen to measure with. I already know how WJ88 and DMax feel.
Posted by Sabrblade on January 14th, 2020 @ 10:50am CST
That makes no sense.carytheone wrote:I thought it was a follow up to RiD2015.
Posted by no-one on January 14th, 2020 @ 10:54am CST
Assumptions, like hairsplitting, rarely do. I haven't paid Cyberverse any attention until someone said "hey this toy is really good, you should check it out".Sabrblade wrote:That makes no sense.carytheone wrote:I thought it was a follow up to RiD2015.
Posted by Cobotron on January 14th, 2020 @ 3:11pm CST
But seriously, I feel like they are just cherry picking from every incarnation that came before it.
And, that is not a criticism.
Posted by no-one on January 14th, 2020 @ 3:40pm CST
Much like Tina Turner, I don't need another hero (Bee).
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on January 14th, 2020 @ 6:11pm CST
carytheone wrote:Serious question; do you subscribe to the best deluxe Bee opinion?
He is very good, but I do not quite think he is the best deluxe Bee ever. He is really good and a strong figure no doubt, but I think the new SS Deluxe at least is a contender for that role, same with the TLK deluxe, Battleblades Bumblebee (hearsay, I don't own it), and RiD Deluxe.
The full decision will come down to personal taste, but he is very high up there as best deluxe ever