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All mine had was a couple of Earthspark toys.

I never cared for Bumblebee's face, either. His design, I think, is actually one of the stronger Bay era designs, and I even really like the "helmet" portion of his head, but I never did care for his face. It has an odd, sunken, almost skull-like look that I don't care for. His battlemask...

I would also accept this as Studio Series Bug Bite:

Welp, that sucks. I think it's just a symptom of society moving away from going to the movies in general, unfortunately, as TF: One and Dungeons and Dragons were both actually really good movies.

I know, right? I'm not really a Joe fan, so I haven't been buying these crossovers, though I do admire them from afar. But if I saw that Soundwave for $25 I'd be all over it.

Huh. I'd like to get some better views of the alt mode, but at first glance it doesn't look like it would be out of place next to origins Bumblebee, Jazz, and Wheeljack.

A very small criminal. *rimshot* Thank you, folks! I'll be here all week!

This. I loved both these lines. I feel like Kre-O needed a bit of modification in it's approach (keep the focus on the micro changers for "standard" sized characters, with the larger building sets being large figures like Metroplex, Trypticon, Grandus, or playsets like the Ark, the Nemesis...

Love that guy. Anybody made out of dinosaurs is A-Ok in my book.

Ideally, the price also includes Mincion Longarm, too.

Honestly, I would love to see live action Kung Fu Panda with Jack Black wearing a wish.com panda costume. Only buy one and film the scenes in order so that the costume gets progressively dirtier/more torn up as the film goes on.

Rough estimate counting pixels and assuming that the hex is 0.227" point-to-point (based on holding a 5mm cylinder), I'm getting the car to be around 4-1/4" to 4-1/2" long. Small for a Voyager, but it looks like they're going for the "high parts count / complexity" pricing scheme, which isn't...

From In Demand Toys on Facebook, we have a full reveal of War for Cybertron Ironhide. This Voyager Class toy is a repaint / remold of the previously released War for Cybertron Ratchet and converts from a vaguely Southern robot to a Cybertronian van in 28 steps. Full gallery is below: Got...

Yeah, never did enjoy the blindpacked toy/collectible concept. Just let me buy what I want to buy. If you really want to preserve the "fun surprise" gimmick, give us a code of some kind on the package like the old Kre-o figures or current Lego minifigures do. It preserves the mystery for the...

These type of knockoffs are great. Robot of the Car is my new favorite toyline.

Despite my ribbing, it actually is a good find. I'm not a pin person, but the design of these is pretty neat, the framing of characters to suggest the Autobot or Decepticon symbols.

It's a curse not unlike that of Cassandra from the Greek fables. You are always able to break news on previously unannounced merchandise, but it's always merchandise that the fandom at large doesn't give two craps about.

I did enjoy that bit.

I'm a pretty big fan, and I have to admit that I stopped seeing the Bay movies after Age of Extinction. I haven't seen The Last Knight to this day. We all have our breaking points.