Standing over 1 metre tall, Prime 1 Studio’s Museum Masterline Devastator brings the giant Constructicon from Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen to life with astonishing CGI-accurate detail, a massive display base, LED-lit eyes, and optional Vortex Grinder parts.
The latest Transformers x Hot Wheels crossover wave brings transforming versions of El Segundo Coupe and GT-Scorcher, while Twin Mill returns in a new deco that will either thrill collectors or trigger immediate “another recolor?” reactions.
Stern Pinball’s new Transformers machines turn the Autobot-Decepticon war into chaotic silver-ball combat with an animatronic Megatron, Soundwave cassette launcher, Dinobots, “The Touch,” and even simultaneous two-player battles.
Forty years after Transformers: The Movie emotionally wrecked a generation of kids, Hasbro is revisiting the legendary soundtrack with reimagined metal-fueled tracks, the return of Stan Bush, and a brand-new take on “The Touch.”
Megatron finally joins the LEGO Transformers BrickHeadz lineup with a surprisingly adorable robot figure and a sci-fi tank alt mode that somehow slipped past LEGO’s no machine-of-war rule.
Hasbro is finally giving Cyclops fans an official wearable visor inspired by X-Men ’97, complete with LED light effects, adjustable fit, and cosplay-ready styling.
Standing 37 cm tall with more than 250 animations, Hasbro’s Ultimate Grogu reacts to touch, accessories, and movement—making the 2020 animatronic Baby Yoda look like a rehearsal.
Inspired by Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, the Force FX Elite Maul lightsaber features progressive ignition lighting, battle sound effects, and the option to connect a second hilt for the iconic double-blade setup.
Cyclonus, Blitzwing, and Cliffjumper join the Studio Series The Transformers: The Movie collection with updated colors, triple-changer action, and movie-inspired designs arriving Fall 2026.
The Transformers NFL helmet robot lineup adds Vikings Skolgrin, Bills Blizz-herd, and 49ers Goldrush—three Autobot figures that convert between robot mode and team-branded display helmet mode. 🏈🤖
The Pretender Monsters finally return as Decepticon Monstructor in Transformers Age of the Primes, bringing the six-member combiner back for the first time since its original 1989 release.