G1 Transformers fans, brace yourselves. LEGO has unleashed a meticulously crafted tribute to one of the franchise’s most iconic Decepticons: Soundwave. Set number 10358, this 1,505-piece LEGO Icons kit is the third in LEGO’s Transformers lineup, following Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, and the first to bring a villain into brick form.
James Bruton, an inventor synonymous with audacious robotics, has unveiled a creation that pushes the boundaries of what a hobbyist can achieve in a garage. His latest project, a rideable Transformers-style robot is a functional, shape-shifting vehicle that will definitely turn some heads in public.
Robosen’s massive Transformers Megatron robot isn’t just an action figure, as this thing can auto-convert to a tank at the push of a button. Voiced by Frank Welker, this it’s touted as the world’s first dual-form dipedal walking robot, complete with 112 ultra-bright LED lights that illuminate Megatron with stunning blue and violet accents.
Blizzard has just released a new Overwatch 2 x Transformers gameplay trailer, and it teases several of the new skins. Starting today, players can already earn new Autobot and Decipticon themed player icons, name cards, and titles.
With 950 pieces, the LEGO Icons Transformers Bumblebee (10338) builds upon the Optimus Prime set, including the ability to seamlessly transition between bot mode and vehicle mode, thus unlocking versatility without the need for disassembly.
Unlike the Takara Tomy Nemesis Prime R5, the all-new Hasbro x Robosen Megatron robot has auto-transforming technology. Voice artist Frank Welker provides the voice for Megatron, the same legend who voiced the original G1 Megatron back in 1984.
Set for release in theaters on September 20, Transformers One is essentially the origin story, set on Cybertron, of how Orion Pax and D-16 became Optimus Prime and Megatron. The story will revolve around how these brothers turn into archenemies, along with the foundations of the factions they will lead and come into conflict as Autobots and Decepticons.
Priced from $899.99 USD, the limited Red Magic 9 Pro+ Bumblebee Transformers edition smartphone is now available in select regions. What sets this apart from the standard Red Magic 9 Pro+ is a Transformers Bumblebee-themed UI, the hexagonal honeycomb box it comes in, and several exclusive accessories.
What do you get when Optimus Prime, bearer of the Matrix of Leadership and the next commander of the Autobots, is combined with Ultra Magnus? HasLabs’ 2001 Omega Prime of course. Standing 13.75-inches tall, the combination begins with a handshake, just like the original toys, complete with vac-metal eyes and antennas.
