By Sol Fury from
TFW2005:
We have received the shipping list for the Transformers comics coming next Wednesday from IDW! Next week, One Shall Fall! Regeneration 1 continues with a final showdown between two major characters. Everything so far has been building to this - check out this latest installment of Simon Furman's return to the continuity that he helped create when it hits stores next Wednesday!
TRANSFORMERS REGENERATION ONE #85 (also 1-in-10 incentive)
(W) Simon Furman (A) Andrew Wildman (CA) Andrew Wildman, Guido Guidi
ONE WILL FALL! As the first Regeneration One arc concludes, two Transformers legends clash-for the last time! This one's so packed with triumph, tragedy and everything in between, we can't say much more. If you're a fan of titanic, all-out action, this is the one for you. If you're of a sensitive disposition-look away now!
Ships with 2 covers in a 1-to-1 ratio, 1 by Andrew Wildman and 1 by Guido Guidi.
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By Sol Fury from
TFW2005:
Big Bad Toy Store has posted a picture of the Dark Energon Series Knock Out in package
on their Facebook page. Dark Energon Knock Out has lost the paint apps on his weapon between the original promotional pictures and the final release version - hopefully that is the only paint app to disappear. Dark Energon Knock Out is looking particularly Generation 2-inspired with his translucent bright green plastic. Click on the thumbnail at left to check out the image.
You can buy Knock Out - along with the other three exclusive Deluxes in the set - through
Big Bad Toy Store.
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By Super_Megatron from
TFW2005:
Action Figure Expo will be collecting new toys at the show next Sunday to help underprivileged children during the holidays. As toy collectors we all remember the joy of receiving new toys at Christmas and want to ensure as many kids as possible get to experience the same feeling. If you are attending the event please bring an unopened/unwrapped toy to support those less fortunate this Holiday season. Bring an unopened toy and get into the dealer room 15 minutes earlier than your ticket time.
The 9th annual
Canadian Action Figure Expo will be November 11th, 2012 at the Sheraton Parkway Toronto North Hotel -
600 Highway 7 East, Richmond Hill, Ontario.
The show features a huge selection of vintage 80s toys and all the latest releases from today such as Transformers (vintage and Japanese imports), Star Wars (new and vintage), GIJoe (vintage and modern), Masters of the Universe (vintage and modern), Super Heroes (Marvel Universe/Legends, DC Universe etc), Wrestling, and tons of other Action Figures and collectibles.
Many of the same dealers as
TFcon will be at this show. Like
AFX on Facebook and follow
AFX on Twitter for the latest news on this event.
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By Joe Moore from
TFW2005:
Today, Transformers Prime The Game launches on three Nintendo platforms; The Wii, 3DS and DS. Activision was kind enough to send along copies for the Wii and 3DS versions. So, for your viewing pleasure, we have reviews of both the Wii and 3DS versions.
The review of the Wii version was handled by yours truly. While the 3DS version was handled by our very own Deefuzz. You can check out what we had to say by checking out our respective reviews.
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By Sol Fury from
TFW2005:
Let's give some major thanks and love to 2005 Boards member Razor24 tonight, friends. Why? Because he has shared with us a nice and very extensive look at the newly-released at Australian retail Fall of Cybertron Soundwave and Soundblaster! Razor24's pictures give us our first proper in-depth look at these first two Voyager releases in the Generations Fall of Cybertron line, with comparison pictures with the previous War for Cybertron Soundwave and other War and Fall of Cybertron toys. He's also shared with us some thoughts on the toys, key points being:
- Laserbeak and Buzzsaw have no feet, so they are in a permanent "belly flop" state. They also only have one eye on their heads in the style of the cyclopian Decepticon Arms Microns and Movie Ravage.
- Soundwave and Soundblaster do not include the Generation 1 Optimus Prime blaster they were shown with in promotional shots, likely because it was costed out somewhere down the line.
- Soundwave is a beast of a robot, towering over the rest of the War and Fall of Cybertron toys. If scale is a concern this one might be too big for you - but the trade-off is the ability to deploy the minion data disks.
Read on to check out Razor24's full gallery of pictures which includes a detailed look at the transformation, plus all those lovely comparison shots.
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By NIBMRatchet from
TFW2005:
Artist Ken Christiansen a.k.a BadflipKC of TFW2005 is treating us with the clean cover for Transformers: Prime - Rage Of The Dinobots Issue #3. He has uploaded the colored version as well as sketched versions of the said cover.
“Transformers Prime Shockwave, and.....
Hmm. I don't think they've announced the actual name of this very shiny character yet.
Overall, it's your basic two guys standing there pose. I liked the chance to get some lens flare in there, along with more molten slag, and the barrel rim of Shockwave's gun arm still red hot and smoking. Atmosphere, sparks, and distant burned out buildings tie it all together.”Visit his blog;
The Bad Flip Productions for more info.
You can appreciate more art from Mr. Christiansen over at his thread here at TFW2005.
One more this, almost forgot... He'll be at the Long Beach Comic Con, Nov. 3rd and 4th, you can find Ken Christiansen at #1401, Ken Christiansen/Bad Flip Productions. Go and say "Hi" to this awesome artist.
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By Sol Fury from
TFW2005:
Words reaches us from our fellow fans at
Ozformers that the Fall of Cybertron Voyager class Soundwave and Soundblaster (who come with Laserbeak and Buzzsaw, respectively) have arrived at Australian retail.
With Soundwave and "New Soundwave" as he was known in the Star TV dub of The Headmasters now out at retail in Australia, it hopefully should not be too long before they reach store shelves in the US as well.
Check out the full report over at the
Ozformers.
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By Sol Fury from
TFW2005:
Last month saw the release of two Japan-only entries into the Transformers Prime line, and today we're bringing you a gallery of the first of these two Japan only releases -
Gaia Unicron!
Season 1 of Transformers Prime ended, as many of you already know, with the awakening of the Chaos Bringer on the Autobot's adopted homeworld, forming avatars of himself from the rocks and mountains of Earth to face them. This toy recreates the look of the robot mode and has some nice rocky texturing. His poseability is a little on the limited side because of the design, but thanks to the massive horns on the shoulders and skeletal wings, Unicron has a real presence about him.
Gaia Unicron's alternate mode is a bit odd, and it's not 100% clear exactly what it is meant to be - but stand it on end and you get a nice mountain with Unicron's face in it, recalling the scene where Megatron spoke with Unicron in One Shall Rise Part 1. There's also the Gaia Armor mode, which lets Unicron merge with Optimus Prime or Megatron. It's random and you'll either love it or hate it. But it's a bit of fun extra functionality all the same.
Gaia Unicron comes with the Arms Micron Bog or Bogu, depending on your translation, a rocky little mole tank that forms Unicron's hook arm for the complete show-accurate robot mode. There's plenty of Arms Micron sockets on all Unicron's modes, so plenty of scope for different weapon combinations if you've got a good stock of Arms Microns or other weapons with 5mm pegs.
All in all, he's an odd design, quirky and all, but worth the price of entry because ultimately, this is the closest we'll get to a Unicron in the Prime toyline.
Open the link below to see the full gallery showcasing all the different modes and featuring comparisons with other Unicrons and Prime toys of all sizes!
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By NIBMRatchet from
TFW2005:
Transformers: Prime Season 2 is coming to an end and Hub is about to celebrate the finale.
Get ready for a Transformers: Prime Marathon. Beginning Thursday, November 1st at 5:30pm ET, The Hub will air all 52 episodes of the series back-to-back over the course of a 26-hour marathon, leading up to the debut of the Season 2 finale on Friday, November 2nd at 7pm ET.The Hub has also issued a special Transformers: Prime poster (small digital copy included with this news post) and IGN has
posted a commercial for the Marathon. The poster is up for grabs as a special giveaway, find out more at
IGN.
TFW2005 Member Darkprime has posted the marathon video and the promo for the Season’s Finale Episode – Our Darkest Hour, for us to enjoy.
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