
The Transformers: The Movie Returns With a Mysterious Twist
The 1986 animated classic returns to theaters in 4K with a new post-credits chapter—and its latest trailer suggests Optimus Prime may not be finished yet.

The 1986 animated classic returns to theaters in 4K with a new post-credits chapter—and its latest trailer suggests Optimus Prime may not be finished yet.

Following last year’s announcement trailer and Chinese New Year special, Game Science has released 15 minutes of Black Myth: Zhong Kui gameplay, offering a closer look at its familiar mechanics, mysterious characters, and much darker take on Chinese folklore.

For collectors who have always wanted Optimus Prime silently judging them from across the room, McFarlane Toys now offers a 58 cm life-size replica bust with no lights, sounds, or wearable parts—just one very stern Autobot head.

Four decades after The Transformers: The Movie traumatized a generation of young fans, ThreeZero is revisiting Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Megatron with movie-inspired MDLX editions—none of which transform, naturally.

Takara Tomy expands its premium Adamas Machina line with Magna Regulus, a police-themed redeco that sends the die-cast Predaking combiner to enforce law and order across Cybertron.

Sixty years after the original Ultraman series first aired, Bandai Tamashii Nations is giving Shin Hayata his S.H.Figuarts debut, complete with his SSSP gear, Beta Capsule, and that unforgettable curry spoon.

LEGO revisits Tim Burton’s Batmobile with a smaller 2,269-piece model that drops its side panels to reveal the Batmissile from Batman Returns. Yes, really!

The latest Citizen Eco-Drive One shows how far solar watchmaking can be slimmed down, pairing a 3.88 mm profile with a 1 mm movement, a green dial, and a US$3,395 price.

Citizen’s latest Star Wars watch gives Luke Skywalker a luminous green lightsaber, a Jedi Order insignia, and an Eco-Drive movement powered by light.

Tachibana E Liquor Store’s 466-entry whisky fortune draw guarantees every buyer a bottle, while one exceptionally lucky participant will receive a rare Hibiki 21.

The familiar Crocs clog swaps its perforated upper for soft-washed camouflage canvas, rugged texturing, and enough urban stealth for weekend errands.

Crocs turns the iconic Poké Ball into US$69.99 Classic Clogs, complete with custom rivets, enamel Pokémon tags, and four Pokémon Jibbitz charms.