@vproject posted photos in another thread of some legions and 1 step figures but there's a new reveal.

And unless I'm stupid ( sometimes it's likey )
This is 100% new I can't find a 1 step scorn in the aoe line. Drift , cogman and scorn also have a cyberfire logo on them.

 

I've never seen it before. The shape of Scorn looks very odd, and funnily enough, more accurate to the real Spinosaurus.

 

Heads up, the mission to cybertron deluxes should be hitting TRU either this week or the next. The rest of the line should be out by the first or second week in July.

 

I don't know if they will actually have individual Dragon modes all I'm going on is the official description which says convert from knight to dragon mode in 26 steps, i interpret that as robot mode to dragon mode not combine mode, if I'm wrong so be it but the toy description should not require deciphering, it should be clear and plain which is how I'm reading it, to me Dragon mode means Dragon mode, otherwise they should say convert from knight to combiner component, Dragon half, combine mode or equivalent nomenclature not Dragon mode.

 

Yes WE KNOW you're going by the official description. You've been quoting that goddamn description for five pages now. People got it the first time. It's in the official description. WE KNOW.

Official descriptions have been misleading or plain out wrong in the past. The only person who doesn't get that is you.

 

It'd be nice if we could discuss the acual news instead of it being tooken over by this stupid argument. @PrimalFury let it go even if you're right in the end its some toy you'll forget about in a month or two when the next wave comes out.

 

Meanwhile, new pics of Infernocus.
DaimChoc Reports - ダイムチョック・リポーツ






So yeah, the new torso has no alt mode and only turns into the center body.

Fine with me.

 

Those are from Toys"R"Us Singapore. I reported them here:
Mission to Cybertron listed at Toys"R"Us Singapore website

 

Is there a name for a transformer whose only altmode is a piece of a combiner? I think we could use a line of those.

That centerpiece looks pretty good. Buy two to have identical limbs ....maybe okay yeah not necessary. Oh that skull chest is neat!

 

I'm tellin ya, a leader class infernobot with no individual alt. mode and the ability to form either the upper torso, lower torso, leg, or arm of infernocus would be amazing and sell like hot cakes! All they've got to do is engineer one figure and they've guaranteed that a large portion of the fan base will buy six of them.

 

Ambulon

 

I was actually think Infernocus is like a reverse Power-Core Combiner, since his limbs have two modes, plus the combined mode (PCCs had a torso with those three modes). Maybe call him a Power-Limb Combiner. 

 

Hmm...There's an error. Says the page cannot be found.

 

Link fixed. For some reason my mobile phone cut off the last portion of the URL.
Mission to Cybertron listed at Toys"R"Us Singapore website

 

Nah stores would stock a Max 3 leader class figs and I'm not in for a $250 combiner...I don't know about anyone else. Try deluxe.....maybe, they'd have to be different in some way.

 

Simple solution, single packs at retail, with two and theee packs as etailers exclusives.

 

Infernicus is using the combined mode head as his uncombined head. I think the face in his chest is the combined face

 

This character likely is NOT in the film. What children will want an extension character enough to work for it?  

I think you're confusing an 80s child with a 2010 child!   I think most kids are busy with their tablets or phones now.

Anyway, my point still stands: expensive. The whole "get a second job to afford this!" mentality is pretty silly, imo - it certainly didn't seem to work for Sony with their PS3 launch. You're ensuring the diehards get your product, but the infinitely larger casual pool will most certainly pass on your product if it's priced too high. Then you factor in competition from other toys (and movie toys - remember Cars 3 and Despicable3 are out in the same Summer) and from electronics (tablet games), and now you're definitely fighting an uphill battle to sell this set.

I'm pretty sure I can get it at a discount during a sale or clearance, down the line. I think it will be produced in sufficient numbers, and then ignored sufficiently enough to survive for 4-6 months (or whatever is required for the inevitable discount).

 

havent there been bots shown in the trailers that appear to be parts of infernocus?

 

Yep. Infernocus has appeared in multiple trailers and TV spots. He's even directly
named in the movie too, so little Timmy will know exactly what look for at the toy store.