Earlier today we got the first official looks at Transformers Reactivate figures with two 2 packs, and now those figures are going live for pre-order across the web. These are supposedly limited in some form, the stream team mentioned they will go quick. They are en-route on a boat now, most likely will ship before the end of the year. Hit our sponsors below to snag your copies, read on to check out official pics and copy!
Transformers Reactivate Optimus Prime and Soundwave
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Transformers Reactivate Bumblebee and Starscream
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Transformers: Reactivate Bumblebee and Starscream
Bring the post-apocalyptic action of Transformers: Reactivate into your collection with the Transformers: Reactivate Bumblebee and Starscream 2-Pack! These 6.5-inch action figures feature metallic battle damage deco inspired by the Transformers: Reactivate video game. The Bumblebee figure converts from robot to dune buggy mode in 20 steps and the Starscream figure converts from robot to jet mode in 25 steps. Transformers: Reactivate action figures feature special packaging inspired by the video game.
Includes 2 figures, 4 accessories, and instructions.
- BUMBLEBEE & STARSCREAM ACTION FIGURE 2-PACK: These 6.5-inch (16.5 cm) Bumblebee and Starscream toys feature deco and detail inspiration from the video game, Transformers: Reactivate
- 2-IN-1 CONVERTING TRANSFORMERS TOYS: Bumblebee Transformers action figure converts from robot to dune buggy mode in 20 steps. Starscream figure converts from robot to jet mode in 25 steps
- AWESOME ACCESSORIES: This 2-Pack comes with S2 Null Rays and 2 Ion blaster accessories
- BATTLE DAMAGE DECO: The Bumblebee and Starscream figures feature premium metallic battle damage deco
- ARTICULATED FOR PLAY AND DISPLAY: Transformers figures feature articulated heads, arms, and legs for action poses
- BASED ON TRANSFORMERS: REACTIVATE: When a new threat to humanity arrives, Earth’s last hope is the Autobots. Transformers: Reactivate is a multiplayer online action game, developed by Splash Damage (video game sold separately)
- GIFT TRANSFORMERS COLLECTIBLES: These video game-inspired action figure toys makes a great collectible figure gift for any Transformers fan
Transformers: Reactivate Optimus Prime and Soundwave
Bring the post-apocalyptic action of Transformers: Reactivate into your collection with the Transformers: Reactivate Optimus Prime and Soundwave 2-Pack! These 6.5-inch action figures feature metallic battle damage deco inspired by the Transformers: Reactivate video game. The Optimus Prime figure converts from robot to truck mode in 37 steps and the Soundwave figure converts from robot to SUV mode in 15 steps. Transformers: Reactivate action figures feature special packaging inspired by the video game.
Includes 2 figures, 5 accessories, and instructions.
- OPTIMUS PRIME & SOUNDWAVE ACTION FIGURE 2-PACK: These 6.5-inch (16.5 cm) Optimus Prime and Soundwave toys feature deco and detail inspiration from the video game, Transformers: Reactivate
- 2-IN-1 CONVERTING TRANSFORMERS TOYS: Optimus Prime Transformers action figure converts from robot to truck mode in 37 steps. Soundwave figure converts from robot to SUV mode in 15 steps
- AWESOME ACCESSORIES: This 2-Pack comes with Sonic Cannon, Concussion Blaster, Ion Blaster, and Energon Axe, and Matrix of Leadership accessories
- BATTLE DAMAGE DECO: The Optimus Prime and Soundwave figures feature premium metallic battle damage deco
- ARTICULATED FOR PLAY AND DISPLAY: Transformers figures feature articulated heads, arms, and legs for action poses
- BASED ON TRANSFORMERS: REACTIVATE: When a new threat to humanity arrives, Earth’s last hope is the Autobots. Transformers: Reactivate is a multiplayer online action game, developed by Splash Damage (video game sold separately)
- GIFT TRANSFORMERS COLLECTIBLES: These video game-inspired action figure toys makes a great collectible figure gift for any Transformers fan
TFXProtector
Just that one, yes.
NEOLAB
Is that just the prime and soundwave set?
TF Hot Rod
Gamestop’s already released one of the sets
NEOLAB
Have these shown up in the US yet? Aside from Pulse shipping next week, are any other retailers sending notices?
GrimCharr
I was thinking specifically of Bumblebee. Which I expect to be around the same height, as they're both the Deluxe in those packaging. Soundwave is fine at different scales. But I don't think it looks right if Bumblebee is taller than other Autobot cars.
I threw in Bayverse for the hell of it. Not my bag. But the live-action toys (under Studio Series, anyway) have been the most consistent in having the characters and alt modes in relative scale.
TF Hot Rod
Bayverse design wise I don’t think he fits in to begin with so I don’t think he’d ever look that great visually with them. As for scale I still might use him with my Generations stuff as he’s a van Soundwave
GrimCharr
I like the look of that Bumblebee sculpt. But he seems like he could be too big to fit in a CHUG collection if he's taller than the deluxe cars. I know they expect us collectors to snap everything up. But it would help if they told us exact height. Instead of pretending in the marketing material that both bots are the exact same height by Photoshopping the deluxe.
I looked at the Soundwave review by you-know-who, and compared a screenshot comparison he did with Netflix Soundwave. I put the screenshot still side-by-side with my Siege Soundwave. (One-click to remove the background and save each character as a separate layer.) These are very rough estimates and obscured by angles. But if RA Soundwave actually is about 15cm, that would make this a larger-than-average deluxe. Having to eyeball the relative size between the Deluxe and Voyager in each set, I would expect Bee to be that tall or nearly that tall.
So… this is a bigger Bee is my guess. I'm all for getting more for your money. But collection-wise, that means this Bee may not just fit, visually, with other Generations characters… or Gamerverse… or Bayverse…
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toretilo
Ah, not needed anymore,Gerrutcamaro is selling them loose:
Pre-Order | Gerrutcamaro.nl
zark225
My full thoughts on the reveals if anyone is interested. I think these two sets are cool but a tad boring if for no other reason than the constant "G1 but slightly different" design approach. The additional details on the last SS reveals were cool too, I'm especially glad to hear that Mohawk had decent demand behind him!
YoungPrime
The topic that I'm speaking on was related to some of Evans specific words regarding Bee in the Stream in this thread. To go back and understand that is to understand there was no derailing on my part (just examples backing my point).
So "debate" no further and enjoy your weekend.
ScorponokIsHere
but is it so sick, I'm not sure this video answers that
Foster
UPDATE: there was nothing I wanted shown haha
TFXProtector
HNNGH… He's awfully close to FOC Jazz-levels of shellage-turned-robot. *sigh* Granted, his vehicle parts *do* fill in the empty space so it's not exactly like FOC Jazz, but it at least feels on the same level.
With the waffles in his limbs, the emptiness of him (before the vehicle parts enter the picture), I can imagine he'll be quite light and feel it. I do think filler kits will go a long way to fixing a lot of my problems with him, however. Nothing can fix him being shorter, however.
I don't hate him, I'm just not as impressed as I had hoped. Prime sets the bar so high.
TFtoycollector
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Pc8A4PeZfUU?feature=share
toretilo
I'd happily buy that Soundwave from anyone in Europe who only wants to get Optimus, PM me.
TF Hot Rod
Hope you find that wallet, they are very easy to lose and very important.
TFXProtector
My wallet. Violently and repeatedly. Doggone. Lil' man can wreck a dollar bill, y'all.
TF Hot Rod
Tell me where Bumblebee touched you.
IMHO no not at all. It was far other things ( wait for streaming, big cgi battle fatigue, not a must see film, budget).
They definitely don’t and won’t be checking this site or of all things this page thread and yeah thing for another thread.
TFXProtector
Evan's a good guy. I had a problem with a comment he made a while back, but aside from that, he's a good and decent dude who works very hard to do right by us along with Sam and Mark. (Even BMac (who doesn't design) helps to get these gems made for us.)
Bumblebee's popularity can be blamed on Michael Bay, the original 2007 movie writers, and the producers. They made him into more than he should've been and now we're stuck with him. I'd be fine with that if he was a more compelling character. Lately, they just make him OP and roll with it. Give him something to chew on, like in the actual Bumblebee movie. But don't be a non-fan of Evan because he's doing his job. That's not fair.
No, but the thinking behind those lines will hit a misstep somewhere and the sales numbers will look bad and could possibly drag down the entire franchise if it got bad enough. Let's face it, the live-action movies really did a number on things by the time TLK and ROTB were done screwing with everything. I could imagine a toyline being so bad it could do that. We're not quite to Action Master territory, but if we ever got there, might as well just call it quits.
Your opinion is just that, an opinion. They hear you, but that doesn't mean it's taken as advice. Certainly not when the spirit behind it is mean towards Evan. Bumblebee isn't the franchise/ip problem, the movies are. The shows come on cable (that most people aren't subscribed to anymore), or you have to pay for expensive streaming to see it (gee, more money…) don't help matters either. The problem is, the world has passed the 1980s by and left it in the dust. Sure, we wring it for every cent possible through nostalgia, but no one would go back to what the world was like then in the here and now.
I'd say Transformers has adapted as well as can be considering the world's changes since the brand's inception in 1984. Perfect? No. Do we complain a lot? Yes. But it keeps on keepin' on. Bumblebee isn't the problem, the powers that be are. (And no, that's not Evan, Mark, Sam, or BMac.)
Yup. This.
Well, kind of. Taking in other people's perspectives sometimes helps us see that ours isn't perfect and certainly not right all the time.
This.
Some people. Key word: Some. The majority of the people (non-fans included) don't mind him. Some even embrace him. He's basically suffering from a disability and people gravitate towards that. Plenty of people suffer from Mutism and he's proof that you can communicate and live a full life in many other ways. Not only that, he's endearing to the children (y'know, the main audience), and families generally find him pleasant. You want that out of a character/product, you certainly don't want to push people away. He helps them connect.
I'm not so sure it was that. I think the main thing was the movie just wasn't as strong or as good as it needed to be, but I do think "killing" him off again (much like Prime) has worn out its welcome and people are sick of *that*.
Yeah, Bumblebee's popularity (or lack thereof) isn't the box office problem. The lack of a good movie starring him (and the rest) is the problem. And this is far from the worst derailment these threads/forums have seen. Just saying.
PrimeBot
I don't think the studio is going to care if someone doesn't watch their new movies cause they don't like the fact that Bumblebee has got more popular.
Also this isn't related to the topic so why even debate this here ?