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Hun-Grrr from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Siegfried (Ordin O-04) is pictured in robot mode.
Hun-Grrr is the leader of the Terrorcons, and he makes up the central torso of the combiner.
The toy itself is very expressive in all his modes, albeit there are slight engineering and production issues with his legs for combined mode.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Hun-Grrr from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Siegfried (Ordin O-04) is pictured in torso mode.
Hun-Grrr is the leader of the Terrorcons, and he makes up the central torso of the combiner.
The toy itself is very expressive in all his modes, albeit there are slight engineering and production issues with his legs for combined mode.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Hun-Grrr from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Siegfried (Ordin O-04) is pictured in monster mode.
Hun-Grrr is the leader of the Terrorcons, and he makes up the central torso of the combiner.
The toy itself is very expressive in all his modes, albeit there are slight engineering and production issues with his legs for combined mode.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Nombre: Abominus
Afiliación: Decepticons
Línea: Kre-O
Año: 2013
Número de adquisición: 611
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Name: Abominus
Allegiance: Decepticons
Line: Kre-O
Year: 2013
Number in Collection: 611
Nombre: Abominus
Afiliación: Decepticons
Línea: Kre-O
Año: 2013
Número de adquisición: 611
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Name: Abominus
Allegiance: Decepticons
Line: Kre-O
Year: 2013
Number in Collection: 611
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
Nombre: Abominus
Afiliación: Decepticons
Línea: Kre-O
Año: 2013
Número de adquisición: 611
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Name: Abominus
Allegiance: Decepticons
Line: Kre-O
Year: 2013
Number in Collection: 611
Nombre: Hun-Grrr
Afiliación: Decepticons
Línea: G1
Grupo: Terrorcons
Año: 1986
Número de adquisición: 122
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
Nombre: Blot
Afiliación: Decepticons
Línea: G1
Subgrupo: Terrorcons
Año: 1987
Número de adquisición: 192
Otro Terrorcon más para completar Abominus.
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Name: Blot
Allegiance: Decepticons
Line: G1
Subgroup: Terrorcons
Year: 1987
Number in Collection: 192
Another terrorcon to complete Abominus.
Nombre: Abominus
Afiliación: Decepticons
Línea: Kre-O
Año: 2013
Número de adquisición: 611
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Name: Abominus
Allegiance: Decepticons
Line: Kre-O
Year: 2013
Number in Collection: 611
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
Rippersnapper from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Alberich (Ordin O-02) is pictured in monster mode.
Rippersnapper is not perfect, but his color deco is quite nice. I am fond of his land-shark mode and the personality it has.
Rippersnapper will eventually combine into Abominus.
Rippersnapper from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Alberich (Ordin O-02) is pictured in robot mode.
Rippersnapper is not perfect, but his color deco is quite nice. I am fond of his land-shark mode and the personality it has.
Rippersnapper will eventually combine into Abominus.
Blot from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Troll (Ordin O-01) is pictured in monster mode.
Of the three Terrorcons I have so far, Blot is by far the best. All three of his modes are very nice. There are even options in robot mode to keep the monster mode arms.
Blot will eventually combine into Abominus.
Blot from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Troll (Ordin O-01) is pictured in robot mode.
Of the three Terrorcons I have so far, Blot is by far the best. All three of his modes are very nice. There are even options in robot mode to keep the monster mode arms.
Blot will eventually combine into Abominus.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Blot from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Troll (Ordin O-01) is pictured in leg mode.
Of the three Terrorcons I have so far, Blot is by far the best. All three of his modes are very nice. There are even options in robot mode to keep the monster mode arms.
Blot will eventually combine into Abominus.
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
Sinnertwin from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Fenrir (Ordin O-03) is pictured in robot mode.
Sinnertwin is the weakest of the Terrorcons I have so far, but he is a solid, if dull, figure.
Sinnertwin will eventually combine into Abominus.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Cutthroat from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Hagen (Ordin O-05) is pictured in monster mode.
Cutthroat's colors are nice and his wings give him a lot of poseability and placement options in all three modes.
Sinnertwin from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Fenrir (Ordin O-03) is pictured in monster mode.
Sinnertwin is the weakest of the Terrorcons I have so far, but he is a solid, if dull, figure.
Sinnertwin will eventually combine into Abominus.
Rippersnapper from the Terrorcons finally joins my Classics collection. This Decepticon was made by the third-party toy maker Unique Toys. Alberich (Ordin O-02) is pictured in arm mode.
Rippersnapper is not perfect, but his color deco is quite nice. I am fond of his land-shark mode and the personality it has.
Rippersnapper will eventually combine into Abominus.
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509
With the recent Toys R US coupons finally expiring, I expanded my search for Wave 2 of the latest main Transformers line - Power of the Primes, and picked up the Wave 2 Voyagers - Elita-1 and Hun-Grr.
I know Elita-1 as one of the first female Transformers, and I believe the very competent companion of Alpha Trion.. or at least that's what she was back in 1988. I'm guessing since then the character has been revisited in the comics, but I'm not a comic guy. So when they announced there would be a version of her in this line, I was quite excited as I don't really remember a figure ever being made of her.
Fem-bots in general are quite infrequent so I do try to get them all, though sadly Hasbro dropped the ball completely on Generations Arcee and Chromia. Combiner Wars had the all female combiner Victorion, and I'm hoping this line will up the ante.
Elita-1 is a remould of the PotP Starscream mould, which, after fiddling with it, seems to be some sort of variation on the Combiner Wars Silverbolt figure. I've only really got a Scattershot to do a comparison to.
The articulation of the figure is acceptable for the price point, but definitely not outstanding, though to be honest waist articulation would be the only thing I'd really like to see added.
I do like the colour scheme, though QC on the paint is.. well typical mass release Hasbro but at least they didn't screw up the paint on the faces. Quality of the plastic is again pretty typical Hasbro, feeling lightweight but not shattering during transformation. Alignment of some tabs isn't the greatest.
Waiting for Takara to do a better job doesn't seem to be a thing this time around, as all previews have shown the figure are pretty much identical this time around, though I'm curious to see if they kept the same low quality stickers with gibberish written on it.
Speaking of gibberish, one sticker says "Ariel Evolved", which makes me wonder if there will not be an Arcee figure this series, as easy and obvious an entry as a limb she might be. The reason I say that is because in Japan, Arcee is actually named Ariel. Given the colour scheme and cryptic sticker, maybe this IS Arcee.
Speaking of combined forms, there is nothing on her instructions that give any indication of the combined form name, or the names of the two remaining limbs (so far, Jazz and Moonracer have been released).
Hun-Grr is another figure I was excited to see. Not so much that I care for the character, but rather, it's the combined form I'm anxiously awaiting - Abominus, the arch-rival of Computron. And because promos showed the entire thing combined, and there is a history of this character, the instruction manual lists out every single component.
Hun-Grr's bot mode and alt mode are.. OK. I mean, they're neat, and are functional, but you certainly can't call them outstanding. All the QC issues I expanded upon above are present here, though for the record Hun-Grr does seem to hold together better than Elita-1.
Torso mode is what I'm most excited about. Other than being the upper body of Abominus, I like how Hasbro has generally replicated the chest plate of the original toy, a problem that was quite the eye sore on Superion, and more notably, on Computron, to the point where I opted to purchase a Perfect Effects set to make things right.
If I had to pick my biggest gripe with Hun-Grr, it's that the antenna on Abominus are a soft rubber, which I'm guessing was done for child safety standards. Unfortunately, one of the antenna was warped during shipping.
I look forward to finishing these sets, and the Dinobot set as well. It's a shame, though, that Hasbro didn't opt to use the Computron hands/feet on these newer releases, as the ones that come with these figures are rather small, and in the case of Abomius, will be different coloured.
Perfect Effects FTW, I guess.
Nombre: Blot
Afiliación: Decepticons
Línea: G1
Subgrupo: Terrorcons
Año: 1987
Número de adquisición: 192
Otro Terrorcon más para completar Abominus.
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Name: Blot
Allegiance: Decepticons
Line: G1
Subgroup: Terrorcons
Year: 1987
Number in Collection: 192
Another terrorcon to complete Abominus.
Nombre: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: Transformers Prime SDCC
Clase: Deluxe
Año: 2012
Número de adquisición: 509
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Name: Terrorcon Cliffjumper
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: Transformers Prime SDCC
Class: Deluxe
Year: 2012
Number in Collection: 509