Quelle: CYBERGEEKS-Alliance
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Quelle: CYBERGEEKS-Alliance
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Dinobots Riders Bumblebee
Dinobot Slug
Grimlock
Strafe
Dinobot Riders Autobot Drift
Dinobot Riders Optimus Prime
Dinobot Riders Lockdown
Quelle: SeanFewster
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Und einen möglichen Movie Spoiler gibt es noch dazu:
"Eighteen Autobot, Decepticon and Dinobot personalities roll out in the One-Step Changers assortment ($9.99 each, available in May). Youngsters can convert heroic Autobots such as their leader Optimus, loyal soldier Hound, the new Dinobot named Slash and former Decepticon tactician Drift — as well as bad guys like ace Decepticon bounty hunter Lockdown — from robot to secondary vehicle or dinosaur form in one move.
Fans of Optimus' trusted Autobot confidante Bumblebee get a treat with his Mega One-Step figure ($29.99, August). Not only can he switch from robot to sports car quickly, but he also comes with a disc launcher. Just avoid shooting the family dog with flying discs, kids.
Children of the 1980s grew up loving Grimlock, and the ancient warrior returns for a new generation with Chomp and Stomp Grimlock ($79.99, August). The Dinobot boasts a chomping jaw and light-up in eyes in beast mode, and has an easy transformation to sword-swinging robot, too. Grimlock also interacts with his fellow toys — he comes with a nonconverting Optimus so kids can relive the extremely nerdy moment from the trailer where the Autobot rides Grimlock into battle, plus unlock sounds and pop-out weapons. Plus, he can be used with other One-Step Changer figures and has different lights and sounds whether you pair him with an Autobot or Decepticon."
Quelle: usatoday.com
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Transformers Prime Beast Hunters
Cyberverse Vehicles (Released in Asia only)
Bumblebee w/ Energon Driller
Deluxe
Bumblebee
Twinstrike
Smokescreen
Windrazor
Voyager (online retailers only)
Predaking
Optimus Prime
Cyberverse Legion (Released in Asia only)
Ace Vehicon
Rotgut
Divebomb
Bluestreak
Cyberverse Commander (Released in Asia only)
Ultra Magnus
Unicron Megatron
Bludgeon
Generations (Released in Asia only)
Legends
Shrapnel (Not released)
Tail Gate (Not released)
Cosmos
Swerve
Diskussion: hier!
This March, writer Simon Furman closes out his legendary "Transformers" run for a second time with "Transformers: Regeneration One" #100 from IDW Publishing featuring art by Guido Guidi. "Regeneration One," based on the classic Hasbro toys, is the continuation of Marvel Comics' original "Transformers" series which Furman concluded for the first time with issue #80 -- all the way back in 1991. IDW resurrected that series and its continuity with "Regeneration One" #81 in 2012, recruiting Furman to properly close out his "Transformers" saga with a final 20-issue maxi-series.
Furman recently discussed ending his legendary run with CBR News, revealing how #100 caps off the run that began in the '80s, why he turned Rodimus Prime into the "guts n' grit" Prime he always wanted, which infamous inside joke is making it to the final cover and much more.
[...]
So what exactly is going down in "Regeneration One" #100?
Perhaps not what people are thinking. We've been building to this big confrontation with Jhiaxus (a former Cybertronian senator from before the Great War who stole a bunch of secrets and deleted himself from Cybertronian history), but that is not the end. There's this other 'big bad' that's been staring us in the face and is a lot closer to home (in Cybertronian terms). It's one of those classic, 'even if they win... they lose' scenarios, as what they're fighting is essentially one of their own (in the most fundamental way possible) and the stakes are so much higher, the picture so much bigger than anyone (characters or readers) could have imagined.
Can we expect any familiar faces to reappear during the finale?
One or two, yeah, but largely we're not pulling any 'out of left field' stuff in terms of the characters featured. But there's a few surprises and one or two (haven't seen 'em for a while) cameos. Andrew [Wildman]'s cover to #100 kind of blows one of our big 'this series is a 100-issues old' twists, but there's yet more twists and turns.
[...]
Could we see spinoffs or miniseries set in this continuity down the line or are you putting a definitive end to all of it?
It's a definitive end. Sort of. Y'know, it's splitting hairs but how definitive does it have to be to be classed as definitive? This is "Transformers." Which never ends. But it is an end. Until anyone with the power to make it happen says different.
Quelle: comicbookresources.com
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Und dazu haben wir noch die Informationen zur Episode 4.
Tip of the Iceberg: An iceberg brings danger to Griffin Rock.
Quelle: zap2it.com und TFormers
Diskussion: hier!
Quelle: tfw2005.com
Einen Dank an Perceptor, die das gefunden hat.
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Quelle: amazon.co.uk
Diskussion: hier!
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