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I think all that could be given up from the original toy (short of removing any mode transformations) would be the projectile-launching sword blades. A new one would just have the blades and the hilts molded together as one piece. Other than that, the figure had no electronics or light-piping...

Unicron's (final) deadline was in October 2019. His release was first in February 2021: sixteen months (would have been eighteen if not for the funding extension) Victory Saber's deadline was in October 2021. His release was first in November 2022: thirteen months Deathsaurus's deadline was in...

It's legit. JTPrime17 clarified that it's real. The leaker posed it in front of those paints to screw with people. The blue on the figure is the base plastic color rather than paint.

After coming up with all of those, you're gonna hate what the figure's real name is:

And 17 hours after the reveal, it looks like the backers have finally called it a night at 47.95% funded.

Cyberverse Chromia: Legacy Cyberverse Chromia: Just a simple head-swapped redeco of Legacy Animated Prowl.

The name of the new Armorizer is Shard.

"Granix" and "Marblus" --> Kranix and Arblus

Wait what?

Basically, any typical Combiner would go without saying.

And now it's 46% funded!

In only half a day's time, this set is already over 45% funded.

It reminds me of UT Jetfire, while the colors remind me of Waspinator.

Here you go:

To help get us back on topic, pics of a new Armorizer have leaked! Its name is Shard.

Because it's supposed to be.

One of those cases where one toy can double as the original guy version or the repurposed gal version. The dude: And the dudette: Also, Armada Hot Shot (third row below): Other words, we need three of this yellow version! 😆

She really is quite splendid, isn't she? ;)

Designer notes from Evan: https://www.instagram.com/p/C2vNqMmuIwP/?img_index=1 Hello Transformer fans! I hope you all enjoyed today's Haslab reveal of OMEGA PRIME! I did once say that "We'd never do an Optimus as a Haslab!" Boy am I glad to have been so wrong. Making this a Haslab really...