Post by kayevcee on Dec 17, 2007 0:38:46 GMT
Courtesy of Cool Toy Review
In addition to Star Wars, TF and GI Joe, Hasbro has 3 Marvel movie lines out next year in the form of Indiana Jones, Incredible Hulk and Iron Man. Hopefully they've learned the lesson from Mattel's handling of Superman Returns and the case assortments won't be "5 different Iron Man figures with different gimmicks and one villain figure".
Anyhoo, TF puts in a pretty big showing:
Transformers Animated Voyager Assortment
9 figures
Transformers Deluxe Animated Assortment
15 figures
Transformers Leader Assortment
3 figures
Transformers Animated Activators Assortment
8 spring-loaded quick transforming figures
Transformers Universe Deluxe Assortment
8 figures
Transformers Universe Ultra Assortment
4 figures
Transformers Universe Assortment
8 figures
Transformers Movie Screen Battles Assortment
4 figures with scaled human figures
Transformers Universe Robot Heroes Assortment
13 two packs
Transformers Allspark Battle Packs Assortment
8 two packs
Transformers Animated Battle Pack w/DVD
Roll Out & Command Optimus Prime
Optimus comes to life via automorph technology. This talking figure can automatically transform.
The mind boggles at the thought of three new Leader-class figures next year, especially as the Hasbro chaps said at Botcon that Animated would be limited to deluxe and voyager and Universe (Classics year 2) to deluxe and ultra. I suspect Desert Camo Brawl counts as one, but the other two... I really hope they don't repaint Megatron.
There's an interesting TF-related bit further up too:
Marvel Legends Transformers
Well, there are 8 of these planned, and we guess some people might like them…
8! That's an entire wave! My first impulse was unfettered joy at the idea of Hasbro putting out highly articulated figures of Death's Head, Centurion, Circuit Breaker, Ghyrik et al (collect all 8 to assemble the giant Quintesson Judge/Mechannibal!) but then my brain's realism centre kicked in and I figure these will probably be highly articulated, non-transforming versions of Prime, Megatron et cetera. We'll see, I guess.
-Nick
In addition to Star Wars, TF and GI Joe, Hasbro has 3 Marvel movie lines out next year in the form of Indiana Jones, Incredible Hulk and Iron Man. Hopefully they've learned the lesson from Mattel's handling of Superman Returns and the case assortments won't be "5 different Iron Man figures with different gimmicks and one villain figure".
Anyhoo, TF puts in a pretty big showing:
Transformers Animated Voyager Assortment
9 figures
Transformers Deluxe Animated Assortment
15 figures
Transformers Leader Assortment
3 figures
Transformers Animated Activators Assortment
8 spring-loaded quick transforming figures
Transformers Universe Deluxe Assortment
8 figures
Transformers Universe Ultra Assortment
4 figures
Transformers Universe Assortment
8 figures
Transformers Movie Screen Battles Assortment
4 figures with scaled human figures
Transformers Universe Robot Heroes Assortment
13 two packs
Transformers Allspark Battle Packs Assortment
8 two packs
Transformers Animated Battle Pack w/DVD
Roll Out & Command Optimus Prime
Optimus comes to life via automorph technology. This talking figure can automatically transform.
The mind boggles at the thought of three new Leader-class figures next year, especially as the Hasbro chaps said at Botcon that Animated would be limited to deluxe and voyager and Universe (Classics year 2) to deluxe and ultra. I suspect Desert Camo Brawl counts as one, but the other two... I really hope they don't repaint Megatron.
There's an interesting TF-related bit further up too:
Marvel Legends Transformers
Well, there are 8 of these planned, and we guess some people might like them…
8! That's an entire wave! My first impulse was unfettered joy at the idea of Hasbro putting out highly articulated figures of Death's Head, Centurion, Circuit Breaker, Ghyrik et al (collect all 8 to assemble the giant Quintesson Judge/Mechannibal!) but then my brain's realism centre kicked in and I figure these will probably be highly articulated, non-transforming versions of Prime, Megatron et cetera. We'll see, I guess.
-Nick