Transformers Cyberverse Power of the Spark Elite Spark Armour Grimlock Available on Amazon

Fellow Seibertronians! While the new Transformers Cyberverse Power Of The Spark line has been steadily pushing out new figures for younglings (and adults) to enjoy, Hasbro still intends on selling at least one more release of their old Warrior class figures. Thanks to SoloJones1985 on Discord, we have our very first sighting of this 2 pack at retail. This 2 pack was found at a Tesco store in Lichfield, Staffordshire. For those who are unaware of this, this 2 pack is an unchanged release of Warrior Class Optimus Prime and Starscream in Power Of The Spark packaging. While this 2 pack has been revealed for quite some time, we haven't had any news on it until today.




Curiously, the 35th Anniversary logo that was present on the stock photos is missing from the actual retail release.

Are you UK fans interested in getting this 2 pack? Or will you (likely) be skipping this release? Tell us in the discussion below, and as always, stay tuned for more Seibertron news!

Anyone else getting an Energon Landfill vibe from Grimlock?

This is so ridiculous looking I'm lost for any kind of words to actually make a complete, grammatically correct sentence to describe it.

Finally got the chance to mess around with Ratchet more and take him to work.

The Spark Armor figures are really really good. While Ratchet could use a neck and upper arm swivel, he is still really good. Transformation is really unique, and the snowmobile is just so cool.

Great set, None of the Spark Armor figures i got disappointed

Does anyone have both Siege Ratchet and the Spark armor one?

I would love to see how the Spark armor looks on Siege Ratchet.

Deadput wrote:Does anyone have both Siege Ratchet and the Spark armor one?

I would love to see how the Spark armor looks on Siege Ratchet.

It won't fit, completely different sizes and design styles.

chuckdawg1999 wrote:
It won't fit, completely different sizes and design styles.

It was mostly the 5 MM pieces or whatever you call them that I was thinking about.

chuckdawg1999 wrote:

Deadput wrote:Does anyone have both Siege Ratchet and the Spark armor one?

I would love to see how the Spark armor looks on Siege Ratchet.

It won't fit, completely different sizes and design styles.

Some Spark Armors can fit on some Siege Deluxes.

Live from the floors of New York Comic Con, we have new images of the newly revealed figures for the Transformers Cyberverse line. Cyberverse has proven to be a very popular and interesting new Transformers show, and the toyline has produced some interesting toys for the show, and it continues to provide some new and interesting figures, especially for collectors waiting for more traditionally complex and articulated toys. Cyberverse is getting a total revamp with toys more similar to generations complexity and articulation, but still with extra gimmicks for the younger crowd. The deluxes showed at NYCC were Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Megatron and Shockwave. Each come with an extra part which will combine to make a Maccadam figure. There has not been a build a figure this big in Transformers since Transmutate.

Check out our images below, and let us know what you think of these new figures in the comments section below! And stay tuned for more New York Comic Con coverage on Seibertron.com!

I... uh... I don't see any images.

EDIT: Now I see them.

Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Sabrblade wrote:Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Still better than not having a figure.

Also, can Bumblebee's stinger weapon be removed from his right hand? Or will it be like every other Bumblebee figure from Cyberverse? (Save armor up)

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Still better than not having a figure.

So, you're willing to pay $160 for a non-transforming Deluxe?

Really, really glad I held off on Spark Armor Optimus and Bumblebee now. Though I just bought Spark Armor Shockwave last night... Hoping this means a better Starscream, they can’t seem to do him justice this line for whatever reason.

Sabrblade wrote:

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Still better than not having a figure.

So, you're willing to pay $160 for a non-transforming Deluxe?

He's paying 160$ for 8 deluxes and an extra non transforming figure.

william-james88 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Still better than not having a figure.

So, you're willing to pay $160 for a non-transforming Deluxe?

He's paying 160$ for 8 deluxes and an extra non transforming figure.

Have the names of the other been revealed yet?

Mindmaster wrote:Really, really glad I held off on Spark Armor Optimus and Bumblebee now. Though I just bought Spark Armor Shockwave last night... Hoping this means a better Starscream, they can’t seem to do him justice this line for whatever reason.

Getting multiple Shockwaves from this line is an okay thing since he has a bunch of drones based on his altmode in the show.

This is a pretty good idea, I like the build-a-figure concept and the individual figures don't look too bad. I hope there's a Cheetor, Sky-Byte and Shadowstriker based on her mash-up-of-different-parts design.

Whoa, that Bumblebee actually looks really good! It's cool that Cyberverse is getting some less-gimmicky stuff.

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Decepticon Stryker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Man, they just had to go and make Maccadam a build-a-figure. Who's next, Rack'n'Ruin?

Crud, I probably just jinxed it, didn't I?

Still better than not having a figure.

So, you're willing to pay $160 for a non-transforming Deluxe?

He's paying 160$ for 8 deluxes and an extra non transforming figure.

Have the names of the other been revealed yet?

No

Sabrblade wrote:

Mindmaster wrote:Really, really glad I held off on Spark Armor Optimus and Bumblebee now. Though I just bought Spark Armor Shockwave last night... Hoping this means a better Starscream, they can’t seem to do him justice this line for whatever reason.

Getting multiple Shockwaves from this line is an okay thing since he has a bunch of drones based on his altmode in the show.

I mean, fair point but I’m trying to dial back the army building. Since coming back from deployment in Korea, my barracks room has barely enough space for 90% of my collection, and I’m running out of room and money.

I definitely want all of these. They look great and it's nice to see effect parts appear in Cyberverse as well. Maccadam is just a great bonus and I hope thy do make Rack'n'Ruin next since it's doubtful they'll give him an alt mode on the show.

Emerje

Now this, right here? This I can get behind.

Wonder if they'll do a deluxe/warrior Cheetor at some point. Might save me the money of buying Spark Armor Cheets.

I think build a figures should stay in the marvel line.

chuckdawg1999 wrote:I think build a figures should stay in the marvel line.

Agreed

This is awsome news, won't make up for how bad my day is going, but it's at least put a smile on my face.

I have enjoyed season 2 immensely, and every time I watched it there was that little bit of disappointment because of how much I did not like the current crop of figures. I've looked at them, I've wanted to buy them but ... meh.

This though, they're doing their best to appeal to the younger market and older fans, plus an actual Maccadam? Hell yeah!

Now this right here is the cream of the reveals!

4 Good looking figures, and we get a Maccadam!! And they all looks great and posable!

And finally, Bee gets a toy where it's good and there is no fake kibble. Finally that great design gets a proper toy

chuckdawg1999 wrote:I think build a figures should stay in the marvel line.

Yeah, as cool as Maccadam looks, there’s no way I’m spending $140 on figures I don’t want just to get him.

Following up on the images from the floor earlier today, we now have some official images for the newly revealed Transformers Cyberverse figures!

The new Transformers reveals take the Cyberverse toyline in a step towards the mainline quality of figures. The new figures feature more complex transformations and more advanced articulation. They also all include parts for a Transformers build-a-figure and effects parts. The new figures are as follows.

Bumblebee - notable for being a Cyberverse Bumblebee figure that finally utilizes the actual parts from his vehicle mode to form his robot mode, giving us a real roof chest, bumper shoulders, and door wings. He comes with a handgun and his stinger weapon.

Optimus Prime comes with his ion blaster and an opening chest that reveals the matrix. He also includes a blast effect that doubles as a matrix blast from his chest.

Megatron is a more advanced figure that makes a much more convincing tank. He includes his fusion cannon complete with blast effect, and he even has a smirk on his face.

Shockwave once again shows that Cyberverse can produce some pretty dang good Shockwave figures, and he comes with a hand weapon complete with blast effect.

And finally, the build-a-figure for the wave is Maccadam! Maccadam comes in 10 pieces, though if those 10 pieces are divided up solely between the 4 figures listed here is yet unknown. Maccadam is the kindly bartender from Cyberverse who might actually be a member of the 13 and has also shown to be a pretty big help for the present day main cast. Maccadam is non-transformable, but promises to be pretty dang posable with all his pieces.

Check out the images below, and let us know what you think in the comments section below!

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Now this right here is the cream of the reveals!

4 Good looking figures, and we get a Maccadam!!

You get half a Maccadam, since he is made up of 8 parts, just in case that wasn't clear. The build a figure aspect here doesnt matter much since these are all figures I would buy anyway. What BLOWS about Marvel Legends BAF is that their build a figures have recently been something that should be a mainline figure. Thanos was the BAF of the Infinity Wars line AND of the Endgame line. And those lines consisted of 3rd tier comic characters like Black Night and Hercules that you had to buy. Like Fuck Off already. But here, its maccaddams, not a mainline bot and not a figure that transforms anyway. And you end up with good figures of popular bots from the show. He really feels like an extra, which is what BAF figures should be.

Also, people can always sell the parts they dont want (either the extra macadams part of the deluxe robots) to recoup whatever cost. We already have an established fan community seling toys, this is just getting added to the mix.

And I agree D-Max, these are the big reveals for me. Knowing that this line is actually giving us toys on the level with the generations line.

And finally, Bee gets a toy where it's good and there is no fake kibble.

His chest is as fake as Pamela Anderson's.

i could've swore based on the earlier images that the windshield actually became the chest. Looking back, i guess I was wrong.

And are we sure about Maccadam? He is 10 pieces according to the stock images

Oh my stars, these all actually look pretty amazing! Especially liking Megatron, and very excited to add another Shockwave to my army of Cyberverse Shockwave.

I see some hard points in them like the WFC figures. That's awesome.

This is...wow. hasbro, i was convinced i can just focusing on wfc, why must you do this? A great, proportioned figure, with articulation on par with wfc, actually in cyberverse toyline? I even want that bee, and i am not a huge bee fan.

bacem wrote:This is...wow. hasbro, i was convinced i can just focusing on wfc, why must you do this? A great, proportioned figure, with articulation on par with wfc, actually in cyberverse toyline? I even want that bee, and i am not a huge bee fan.

And just announced during the cool season of the cartoon.

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:i could've swore based on the earlier images that the windshield actually became the chest. Looking back, i guess I was wrong.

And are we sure about Maccadam? He is 10 pieces according to the stock images

Just quoting what Warden said. He could always be wrong. But usually in BAFs, the entire arm comes with a figure. So if the two arm pieces are given at once, then you end up with 8 pieces, as he said.

william-james88 wrote:

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:i could've swore based on the earlier images that the windshield actually became the chest. Looking back, i guess I was wrong.

And are we sure about Maccadam? He is 10 pieces according to the stock images

Just quoting what Warden said. He could always be wrong. But usually in BAFs, the entire arm comes with a figure. So if the two arm pieces are given at once, then you end up with 8 pieces, as he said.

But why would they break up the torso though? and BAF usually have a head and weapon together

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:i could've swore based on the earlier images that the windshield actually became the chest. Looking back, i guess I was wrong.

And are we sure about Maccadam? He is 10 pieces according to the stock images

Just quoting what Warden said. He could always be wrong. But usually in BAFs, the entire arm comes with a figure. So if the two arm pieces are given at once, then you end up with 8 pieces, as he said.

But why would they break up the torso though? and BAF usually have a head and weapon together

Maybe thats to show the posability options and that thisbis not just a static shampoo bottle figure?

I dobt like the headsculpt ot the painted windows, but I really want that Bee. May be my first Cyververse. Its a good neo Bumblebee that foes what the Generations mustang/thing Bee tried to do vut hasbt resonated with me completely.

I really want a Maccadmam curse them for making him parts to figures O dobt want. Prime and Megatron bith look really good for what they are though, but I have enpugh of those two in the Main line. Shokwabe is tempting.

Windblade could be promising here. Dare I hope for a Slimpstream?

Just to confirm, these are around deluxe/warrior size right? And what's the price range?

bacem wrote:Just to confirm, these are around deluxe/warrior size right? And what's the price range?

Same as Siege deluxes.

Nice to see that primes truck doesn't look like a bus like the ultimate class did

william-james88 wrote:

bacem wrote:Just to confirm, these are around deluxe/warrior size right? And what's the price range?

Same as Siege deluxes.

thanks! in that case, i'll be waiting for review first, to see if i should buy it immediately, or wait for a bit of price reduce on retail.

Nice to see a Megatron with a headsculpt that's actually grinning evilly outside of the MP for once, hope we get something like that for whatever our next Generations Megatron will be.

Outside of that, these are all looking pretty nice. Still hoping we get a more Voyager-sized Cyberverse Optimus with this level of articulation/engineering at some point for my roughly-in-scale-with-each-other Optimus collection, but this still looks good. Especially glad we finally get a Cyberverse Bee that's well articulated AND the vehicle mode parts actually appear where they should in the robot mode.

These are looking really good and higher quality than previous releases. It would be great if they used Prime bulkhead or beast hunters bulkhead mold for a maccadam that can transform. They could easily do this I think

I really like the Cyberverse Bumblebee design, and happy to see a good to decent figure on the way. Still, I was hoping for a better Windblade … or even a Blackarachnia. I got teased by the recent Tiny Turbo Changers.

haldand wrote:I really like the Cyberverse Bumblebee design, and happy to see a good to decent figure on the way. Still, I was hoping for a better Windblade … or even a Blackarachnia. I got teased by the recent Tiny Turbo Changers.

There's still more to come just that you won't see them at this show...

SOMEONE AT WAS ACCTUALLY PAYING ATTENTION TO ALL THE GRIFE WE HAVE BEEN PUTTING DOWN!?

More likely, they figured out why sales were lagging.

We have a whole gallery of what was on display on the show floor of NYCC 2019 for the Cyberverse line. This might be the biggest reveal of the show since it gave us something fans have asked for a while, Generations style quality figures of these designs.

Below you will find images for the 4 deluxe class bots revealed. These are different from the warrior class figures since they are as articulated and complex as standard deluxe class Transformers figures. They have the same price point as those as well, $19.99. The toys shown were:

Transformers Cyberverse Deluxe Class Optimus Prime With Matrix Mega Shot Attack
Transformers Cyberverse Deluxe Class Megatron With Fusion Mega Shot Attack
Transformers Cyberverse Deluxe Class Shockwave With Shock Blast Attack
Transformers Cyberverse Deluxe Class Bumblebee With Sting Shot attack

Each one comes with a piece to build a non transforming Maccadam figure. Consider it a bonus, especially when Siege deluxes don't come with a build a figure component and cost as much. It is unsure just how many are needed since while John Warden said 8, it seems Maccadam is made up of 10 different parts. These first four will come with a leg, lower arm, torso and pelvis. They are due January 2020. Clicking any image below will bring you to the full gallery. We also have a video of the show floor that you can check out right below the images.