Thanks to Autobase Aichi we can share for you our first in-hand images of the TV-Kun Magazine Exclusive Thunder Spark Bumblebee.

Popular Japanese magazine TV-Kun on its May edition offered a special clear version of the Dark Of The Moon Legion Class Cyberverse Bumblebee figure from 2011. A very unexpected surprise to see a reuse of this mold after so much time and now as a Japanese exclusive and kind of limited item. The figure comes in an special box and the magazine features some special illustrations of the character.

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Following our first look at the new Masterpiece Starscream, it didn’t take much time for the official Transformers YouTube account to upload a high quality version of the new Takara Tomy Movie Masterpiece MPM-10 Starscream. 

This a great stop-motion video showing off the great new movie-accurate mold and all its features, posability and gimmicks like extra movable parts and panels, articulated fingers, light-up eyes, articulated jaw and a head that can turn 360 degrees. This figure seems to be the right successor of the impressive ROTF Leader Class Starscream.

To top it all, via 杯麵宅品 Weibo, we can share for you extra official Hasbro China images which gives a very close look at the details and articulation of this figure. On of the images gives us information about the box size: 35.6 mm tall, 30.5 mm wide, and 10.2 mm thick. Keep in mind that these measures does not refer to the real size of the figure. According to Hasbro’s information MPM-10 Starscream will be released by September 2020, but we still have no concrete information about price yet.

Update: Thanks to 2005 Boards member Powered Convoy, we can share more official images and renders and some extra information about size, price and distribution of this figure:

Transformers: Movie Masterpiece Series MPM-10 Starscream

Hasbro debuted their latest figure from their Movie Masterpiece line of TRANSFORMERS figures – the MPM-10 Starscream! This Starscream figure is an authentic TRANSFORMERS collectible figure inspired by CAD files from the first theatrical films and stands at 11 inches tall in robot mode! MPM-10 Starscream will be available exclusively at Target.com and in stores on Sept. 1 of this year.

Ages 8 and Up/Approx. Retail Price $149.99/ Available 9/1/2020

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As announced some days ago, the official Hasbro Taobao store have revealed our first official images of the new Takara Tomy Movie Masterpiece MPM-10 Starscream for your viewing pleasure.

You can also check MPM-10 presentation stop-motion video here. This figure is based in Starscream’s design and deco from Transformers 2007 live-action movie. The official Transformers Facebook have also uploaded another image and some details about this figure:

Masterpiece Series MPM-10 Starscream! 50 points of articulation, die cast parts, highly posable hands and moveable mouth, missile and buzz saw arm attachments, and Gatling blaster accessory. Available September 2020.

We are sure live-action movie fans will be pleased with all the movable parts and articulation of this new mold. Click on the bar to see the mirrored images, including tons of screencaps from the Taobao video, after the jump. After that, join to the ongoing discussion on the 2005 Boards!

Some things take a while to be revealed, and this news post is a clear example of that. Two years after our first report we finally have in-hand images of the Hasbro China Taobao Exclusive Studio Series Camo Blackout thanks to TransFans.

This figure is special and very limited redeco of Studio Series Blackout which was available as a special giveaway prize for customers who bought Studio Series figures from Hasbro China TaoBao site ONLY in May 15, 2019. Yes, just in one day. This figure was limited to only 88 figures worldwide since it was a special custom job by Chinese artist Li Yunfeng.

The box is the same as the original Hasbro Studio Series release, but it has a numbered sticker (the one in the pics is 79 of the 88 made) and another one with Li’s Sang Zhong Studio logo. Blackout features an interesting blue faded finishing that looks original and different compared to the original gray Blackout. This may be one of the most hard-to-find Studio Series figures, to the point we got images after 2 years of its original release.

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Thanks to PrimeVsPrime on Youtube, we can share for you a nice set of images of the impressive Transformers Studio Series Devastator for your viewing pleasure.

After many months we finally have a look at the complete combination of all Studio Series Constructicons. Devastator sure looks as a great piece for your collection and a great update to the 2009 ROTF Devastator toy. Studio Series Devastator features a great amount of details and parts with a decent amount or articulation in shoulders, elbows, hips and ankles, but he’s lacking some movement in the head and knees. This seems to be a problem if you try to display him with his four limbs touching the ground since the head will be facing down.

Update: Several of our members pointed out that there are some non-official configurations for Devastator’s legs and head that will help you to display him in four-legged mode.

We also have comparison shots next to his ROTF “ancestor”, Combiner Wars Devastator and several other Studio Series figures. We are sure your optics will be pleased with this new incarnation of ROTF Devastator.

Check out all the images on this news post, as well as PrimeVsPrime video review, after the jump. If you are missing any of the Studio Series Constructicons for your collection, you can look for them via our sponsors links below. Click on the discussion kink below and let us know your impressions on the 2005 Boards!

Thanks to PrimeVsPrime on Youtube, we can share for you a new gallery of additional images of the new Transformers Studio Series SS-66 Constructicon Overload for your viewing pleasure.

Overload finally gets a completely new Leader class mold after the Legends class toy from 2009. Our first images only gave us a look at robot and alt mode, but now we have extra size comparison shots next to Studio Series Optimus Prime (in alt mode) and the rest of the ROTF Constructicons. While not as tall as many would have expected (he’s a just a bit taller than Studio Series Voyager Rampage), Overload looks bulky and with more mass than the rest of his fellow Constructicon partners.

To top it all, we finally can check out Overload’s combiner mode which forms Devastator’s lower torso, waist and part of the chest. You connect the rest of the Constructicons via several slots and connectors which seem to be very strong showing no stability problems. On this mode, Overload also has ports to connect Scrapmetal’s shield and Rampage’s stand. Devastator sure looks impressive!

Check out all the images on this news post, as well as PrimeVsPrime video review, after the jump. Let us know your impressions on the 2005 Boards!