As with the above "Skeleton Type" toy, his packaging and paperwork is identical to the regular retail release; only a sticker on the box window is added to mark the special release.

Inspired by the classic 90s toy, Maximal Wolfang is designed like the original version—including figure styling, packaging, and art from the 1996 Beast Wars releases, plus classic tech specs and accessories.

Kingdom is also the first toyline to prominently feature Beast Wars and "Generation 1" characters advertised and sold concurrently. The iconic size and sculpting style was simple while allowing our imagination to go all in on our daily adventures. Released to accompany MP-48 Lio Convoy, Burning Convoy is yet another redeco of the first Masterpiece figure, this time resembling his Burning Convoy appearance from "Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger! McDonald's Beast Machines Optimus Primal is an incredibly simple toy that transforms from a technorganic robot to technorganic ape.

The "energon chips" were replaced by spark crystals, clear plastic domes with foil-embossed color faction symbols inside. Classic Heroes Team Optimus Primal is a Rescue Bots-style Rescan figure, featuring a simple conversion from gorilla to robot mode. Beast Wars Neo picked up where the BWII toyline ended, but presented a more organized, refined, and unique selection of toys. The old factions were replaced with Maximals and Predacons, with new faction symbols, though Hasbro/Kenner weren't prepared to completely abandon everything classic: the new factions were led by new iterations of Optimus and Megatron, though their appearances were heavily altered.B 1] Initial Hasbro solicitations also gave the toys "power up"-style descriptors, but these did not make it to their final packaging. Doing so "turns on" his electronics with a metallic shrieking noise, and the toy proceeds to hum constantly while the chest glows with a red LED. Megatron, Optimus Primal, Cheetor, Rattrap and Tarantulas are all a ton of fun with their third vehicle mode. Tech specs for Predacon Retrax are included on the pack in the classic Beast Wars style fans know and love.

If bought in Asian countries outside of Japan, he also comes with a bunch of bananas in a cardboard crate. The rest of the line was made up of the Transmetals, "Beast Wars turned inside-out": robotic animals with fleshy inner robot parts. MicroVerse was a multi-property micro-play toyline produced by Hasbro as a rival to Galoob's Micro Machines toyline, before Hasbro's eventual purchase of Galoob. inch "retro" action figures, ReAction Optimus Primal is a non-converting figure based on his original Mainframe character model, with five points of articulation (swivel neck, shoulders, hips).The missiles for the Takara version are thinner and simpler than the original Hasbro version, and would be used in all subsequent releases of the sculpt. He uses the same parts layout as Cheetor, Ravage, and Rampage, although the figure's beast mode is assembled differently. The first Beast Machines Optimus Primal is a dark bronze and translucent blue technorganic gorilla that transforms into a technorganic robot. He comes with a leaflet featuring a character profile, tech specs, and the Legends Bonus Edition Volume 2 mini-comic. Though the transformation from primate to humanoid is a relatively simplistic one, the toy compensates with more than a fair share of weaponry and action features.