This figure was officially revealed by UK retailer In Demand Toys before any announcement by Hasbro, though unofficially eagle-eyed fans could spot him on Cybertron Universe Metroplex's box art. Save the queen! The royalty commands it!!! Legacy Voyager class Inferno is ready to jet boost into your collection! Universes collide! Transformers: Legacy brings together fan-favorite characters from across the Transformers multiverse. Figures feature deco inspired by their universe with an updated Generations design. In honor of the almost 40-year legacy of Transformers entertainment, the fandoms come together from across the Transformers multiverse, all in one toy line. Transformers: Legacy action figures are great kids’ toys and exciting collectibles for fans of all ages.

Harness the power of Energon with the Transformers: Legacy Voyager Predacon Inferno robot toy! Inferno lives to serve his colony and is relentlessly loyal to his queen. Next came the Velocitron Speedia 500 Collection, which focused on characters on the namesake planet participating in the namesake race. The first assortment was revealed on the June 23 2022 Fanstream. A second assortment of Deluxe Class toys was revealed in early October, without prior announcement. [5] Distribution of this second wave of product has been... let's politely call it varied. These toys were Kmart exclusives in New Zealand.This fireant predacon is going to further complete your collection of Kingdoms (Beast Wars)Megatron’s army. I had the great pleasure of working with Takara Tomy’s amazingly talented Tomo san on this item. He really did an awesome job with this guy and I couldn’t be happier for the finished product.

For one, the way the Jedi handle the hostage situation at the Academy is just stupid. Having deserted Jacen’s fleet at Kuat, the sensible thing to do would have been for the Masters (or, like, half of them) to return to Ossus instantly and help liberate the Academy. It seems to me that all the carnage there would have been highly preventable with a little more manpower. However, even without support, I think the Jedi already present should have been able to do a lot better. Seriously, except Jaina (and Zekk, who interferes kinda late), all the adults – including the Solusars – appear completely incompetent and incapable of defending themselves without their weapons. Jaina shows how easy it is for a Force-wielder to just appropriate any soldiers’ blaster. It is hard for me to believe that two Jedi Masters would not be able to do the same. Furthermore, physical customization is rather limited. There are no possibilities of changing the mouse weight and changing the LED colors, except the profile button. The lighting scheme can still be customized though, so it isn't that bad. There are some mice that even go further than these two features; for example, the Microsoft Razer Habu lets one change the button's position on its left side. The Inferno does feature five DPI settings on each profile though, adjustable on the go if some buttons are programmed for it. That is one great feature that not many mice can claim to have. Universes collide! Transformers: Legacy brings together fan-favorite characters from across the Transformers multiverse. Figures feature deco inspired by their universe with an updated Generations design. In honor of the almost 40-year legacy of Transformers entertainment, the fandoms come together from across the Transformers multiverse, all in one toy line. Some toy listings featured "Evolution" as part of the toyline's name in its first year, [8] far before the Evolution branding was officially introduced. Gear up with the most powerful substance on Cybertron: Energon! This Predacon Inferno figure comes with a blaster accessory that attaches with both modesI think that this book had some utterly fantastic moments, but overall was fairly bland, especially considering this was by Troy Denning, who is usually a fairly interesting author. His previous novel in the series, Tempest, is my favorite in the series thus far. The Cooler Master Storm Inferno isn't perfect, especially when it comes down to comfort. First, its glossy surface where the palm of the hand rests does not allow air to circulate, so that palm can get sweaty very easily in intense gaming. Secondly, the location of its Storm Tactics button which doubles the possible number of programmed actions is amiss. Pressing it requires displacing the hand. This is definitely not a good thing to do in the middle of a fight. The overall shape however is very comfortable and feels natural. Many Beast Wars combatants had managed to construct personal bases, customized to their personal tastes, due to the extended duration of the war. Inferno was stationed in the "Polluted Zone", a gloomy and poisonous area of the planet, rendered in such condition by a previous conflict during the Beast Wars. Inferno joined his fellow Predacons in battling not only the persistent Maximal resistance, but the interdimensional monsters known as the Skriix. He also participated in rescue missions whenever one of his fellow Predacons became the captive of the Maximals.

Man, Troy Denning. I view his contributions to the Legacy of the Force series as the price of getting through the story. The key to Legacy's success, I think, is the believable portrayal of a man's descent into evil for the best of reasons, and the acceptance of his descent by people around him. Denning just can't manage it: Jacen comes across as a petulant, stupid child, and it's no longer clear why his supporters are so loyal to him. While that might sound good, it is also something that a lot of people seriously do not want. A lot of people want a mouse that runs straight out of the box without a plethora and gazillion of options fired off at them. I dunno, Cooler Master might actually have overshot it's target. Don't get me wrong, personally I like configurable presets very much ... but I have experience in programming and have a refined understanding of technology, specs and features. For the average to novice gamer, this mouse simply might be a little too overwhelming when we look at the software implementation. Estimated ship date subject to change, items may ship earlier or later than anticipated without notice Pre-reveal of Legacy on the Transformers Facebook: "Celebrating an almost 40-year legacy of Transformers, universes collide as fan-favorite characters are brought together from across the multiverse, updated with Generations styling. You can harness the power of Energon, with all-new Energon-infused weapon accessories that come with figures across the line."Jacen seems to have reached a point where there’s less and less logic to his actions. Like sending a deranged individual to deal with the Ossus Jedi Academy, Jacen’s own reasoning seems to be increasingly skewed as he progresses further on his dark journey. I also wonder if the subsequent three books will show Jacen's physical health degrading further, because that is definitely a dark side element from the films and previous books. The dark side corrupts and degrades, and with Jacen already injured after his showdown with Luke, I’m interested to see if his physical state will decline rapidly as well. The original Inferno toy had a very large and imposing looking beast mode but it had one very critical issue: it could not stand. The figure relied entirely on ball joints to hold the weight of the beast mode up on the legs and it didn't work, causing the figure to flop onto its belly instead. This time out, the designers gave this mode some serious thought and instead made sure the legs could hold up the figure and the result is a beast mode that can stand on all six feet without flopping onto the ground and I'm super happy about this! It may seem like a simple thing, but sometimes the most basic things can be very important in a figure like this. BigBadToyStore listing: "Transformers Generations Legacy Evolution Voyager Wave 1 Set of 2 Figures" (outdated, "Evolution" has since been removed) Boy, a whole decade later and Hasbro is still trying to promote the character that most of the fandom simply does not care about at all. Absolutely no memories of this one! From Sacrifice on I know very few spoilers, and am trying to avoid them.

william-james88 wrote:We thank JTPrime17 for finding more listings for us. What's interesting about these is that their assortment codes and Legacy subheading show us that these are toys planned for 2024 (we already know all mainline Legacy toys coming out in 2023). It's only leaders and voyagers for now, but that's a record for the earliest we know of releases. Here they are:

Contents

This is the Cliffs Notes version of Troy Denning’s novel “Inferno”, the sixth book in the Star Wars: Legacy of the Force series. I don’t do it justice, because there’s a lot of other stuff that happens, too, that I didn’t mention. It’s exciting. I liked it. Tigerhawk and Silverbolt definitely interest me. Very similar alt modes though ones a wolf and the other a tiger. Alema Rar does a little more in this book, deciding to help Jacen and seeking out other Sith. While it was interesting, I feel like this part of the book coul dhave been expanded on. Please note that the exclusivity listed for toys below applies to the United States. Also, most of Legacy's exclusives were available through Hasbro Pulse as well, but in much smaller numbers than their "main" outlets.