Transformers Toys Studio Series 72 Voyager Bumblebee Starscream Action Figure – Ages 8 and Up, 16.5-cm,Multicolor

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The toy was officially unveiled by the owner of the Ozformers fan group on November 5, 2020. The copy used for the reveal painted the eyes under his molded eyes, making it seem his actual eyes were just large eyebrows. The Hasbro Pulse description incorrectly mixed in parts of the Studio Series 86 toys' description, as well as multiple mentions to the toy's Null-ray blasters, but not his primary cannon. This Studio Series Transformers toy features classic conversion between robot and jet modes in 27 steps

This item is currently scheduled for release, but is not yet available at mass retail. Hatchet, Hound The rubber lower legs of this toy were known for getting bent into odd positions and hardening in those positions if left that way for too long, to the point where people break the upper legs attempting too "fix" the bend of the lower legs.

Starscream is armed with a spring-loaded missile launcher that fires the previously mentioned projectile cast in the same bronze color as his body. Alternatively, the flame decoration can be fitted onto the end of the barrel. The flame can also be placed onto the missile, using both at once. However, in some cases, the flame does not have a snug fit on the missile and falls off easily. This makes firing the missile rather awkward and makes the gun look extremely goofy. The panel that covers up the nosecone on the Voyager Class figure has a port for a Bandai stand. This does not exist on the Deluxe figure.

The arms are long and reach down roughly to the knees. They also feature similar (but not exactly the same) detailing such as wires on the upper arms. Right under the "chin" of the robot head is a small series of mechanical designs that look a bit like a collar with machinery behind it.The code names of many of the other figures, assuming they even had code names, are still unknown, as those toys have (thus far) consistently been listed under their actual characters' names. Meanwhile, a listing for a supposed Voyager Class figure using the code name "Destroyer" later turned out to be a mislabeled Energon Igniters Speed Series Barricade from the Bumblebee movie toy line, with which the Studio Series shares its code names.