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Toy Review: Cybertronian Bumblebee
Jul. 5th, 2010 02:09 pmTo my delight, the new Generations toys have started showing up on Australianshelves. Fingers crossed future waves continue to appear at the same time they're seen in the USA. As it turns out, all the Optimus Primes were gone by the time I got to Toys 'R Us, so I couldn't have bought him even if I'd wanted to. Since Megatron and Starscream are in Wave 2, I picked up Bumblebee instead.
As you can see, he's pretty cute. This is a representation of 'Bee as he appears in Transformers: War for Cyberton, and the design draws on both his G1 design and the movie version. His bio reads:
Before he was the silent warrior he is today, Bumblebee was a non-stop chatterbox, charged with carrying the most vital Autobot communications. He was a fearless infiltrator of enemy lines who stuck to the shadows and faded into the background despite his bright yellow armor. His spirit was unbreakable and his friendly humor was invaluable during the first dark days of the war.
( More photos below the cut. )
As you can see, he's pretty cute. This is a representation of 'Bee as he appears in Transformers: War for Cyberton, and the design draws on both his G1 design and the movie version. His bio reads:
Before he was the silent warrior he is today, Bumblebee was a non-stop chatterbox, charged with carrying the most vital Autobot communications. He was a fearless infiltrator of enemy lines who stuck to the shadows and faded into the background despite his bright yellow armor. His spirit was unbreakable and his friendly humor was invaluable during the first dark days of the war.
( More photos below the cut. )