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Transformers Officially Returns February 2027 With Age Of The Primes

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Transformers is undoubtedly succeeding in the realm of comics, with Robert Kirkman's excellent new run proving to be a smash hit among fans. However, when it comes to practically any other form of Transformers expanded media content or even mainline releases, it feels as if the franchise has stagnated a tad. Sure, there's a new Transformers movie in the works, although a release date has yet to be confirmed, and a new animated series set to debut in 2027 or 2028, but beyond that, fans have little to look forward to.

Well, that is, of course, aside from a brand-new Transformers collection that is sure to please fans and give them something to work towards as they await the upcoming big-budget Transformers video game and the aforementioned silver screen projects. This new collection, titled Age of the Primes, is a series of exciting new collectibles that fans will almost certainly want to add to their bundle of Transformers figures.

The Age of the Primes range of Transformers collectibles is a brand-new line of figures by Hasbro. Featuring eight new Transformers figures, the collection focuses on high-quality, high-articulation collectibles that are capable of transforming into their iconic vehicle forms. It joins the pantheon of great Transformers figures that have been released over the years, offering fans new versions of their favorite characters across a broad range of designs. The Transformers included in the Age of the Primes collection are:

  • Starscream
  • Onyx Prime
  • Cybershark
  • Guzzle
  • Wild Rider
  • Sky Guard
  • Breakaway
  • Alpha Bravo

Each figure in the Age of the Primes range comes in between 5.5 and 7.5 inches, depending on how expensive it is. Additionally, each figure is capable of transforming into its vehicle form in roughly 25 to 30 steps. They all feature several points of articulation as well, so they can be posed in dynamic forms. The set is designed to celebrate the epic legacy of the Thirteen Primes, "with a far-reaching collection that touches nearly every corner of the lore," according to the official Hasbro Pulse website.

Figures of the Transformers Starscream and Breakaway.

While they aren't quite as expensive as the $7,000 Transformers release that launched a short while ago, these figures do range in price. There are four figures in the Age of the Primes collection that cost $29.99. These are Wild Rider, Sky Guard, Breakaway, and Alpha Bravo. Both Cybershark and Guzzle cost $42.99 and are a little taller than the previous four. Finally, Starscream and Onyx Prime are the tallest and most expensive figures, costing $59.99 each.

If you wanted to buy the entire Transformers: Age of the Primes collection, you'd need to spend $325.92. Of course, each of these figures can be pre-ordered individually from the official Hasbro Pulse website. All eight Transformers figures in the collection are set to be dispatched on March 1, 2027, although that date is subject to change. It is great to get even more Transformers merchandise, especially figures of such high quality, and hopefully they'll help tide fans over until the next movie eventually comes out.

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