Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Defensor

Devastator was one of the most anticipated combined modes that were featured in the Transformers Combiner Wars line. This combined form is comprised of the Autobots subgroup, the Protectobots. The Protectobots consist of Hot Spot, Blades, Rook, First Aid, and Streetwise. Upon assembling all bots together, Defensor turned out to be another successful release.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Deluxe Class Streetwise Review

The last Protectobot to have a review, before moving on to Defensor, is Streetwise. Streetwise made a comeback and with a large of retooling done with Dead End as the main source of inspiration.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Deluxe Class First Aid Review

First Aid has been one of the original members of the Protectobots, since the G1 era. Fortunately, he has been reintroduced into the Transformers toy line once again to form a limb for Defensor. First Aid was released in the third series of Deluxe Class toys and is a retool of (Stunticon) Offroad.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Voyager Class Hot Spot Review

The next Protectobot to be highlighted is the group’s leader, Hot Spot! Hot Spot debuted with Cyclonus as Series 3 Voyager Class figures. The best part is this toy has been completely remolded.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Deluxe Class Rook Review

The next Protectobot to be reviewed is a newcomer. Fresh out of the Cybertronian Military Academy is Rook! Rook is part of the third wave of Deluxe Class toys from Transformers Combiner Wars.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Deluxe Class Blades Review

This review is moving on to another combined mode featured in Transformers Combiner Wars line. The next combined form is one that has generated some pretty good buzz. The subject is Defensor, who is comprised of five different Protectobots. However, before reviewing the combined mode, every Protectobot should be covered first. Therefore, kicking off the next series of reviews is Blades. Does he look familiar?

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Superion Review

The next combined form that will be reviewed, is none other than Superion! Superion is the first combined mode that appeared in this line. He is comprised of five Aerialbots:  Silverbolt, Skydive, Firefly, Air Raid, and Alpha Bravo. Alpha Bravo is a new recruit of the Aerialbots, and even though Quickslinger (Slingshot) wasn’t included in the group, that toy is already being sold separately for fans of the G1 era.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Deluxe Class Firefly Review

The formation of Superion is just one bot away! Rounding up the group of Aerialbots is none other than Firefly, originally known as Fireflight. The name was probably changed due to trademark issues. Firefly was issued in wave 1 of Deluxe sized Combiner Wars Toys.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Deluxe Class Alpha Bravo Review

There's just two more characters to review before the assembling of Superion! The fourth Aerialbot to be reviewed is a new member of the group, Alpha Bravo. Alpha Bravo was released in the first wave of Deluxe Class toys and has been introduced in the IDW Generation 1 continuity comics.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Voyager Class Silverbolt Review

Combiner Wars reviews continue, as the next Aerialbot to be covered will be Silverbolt. Silverbolt is one out of two Voyager Class toys of the first wave, and he becomes the torso and head of Superion.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Deluxe Class Skydive Review

One Aerialbot down, four more to go!  Today's review will be about Deluxe Class Skydive from the Combiner Wars line. Unlike Air Raid, Skydive was released in the first wave of toys.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Deluxe Class Air Raid Review

The next combined mode from Combiner Wars to be reviewed is Superion, but first the individual team mates that comprise this massive robot should be given the spotlight. Up first, is Aerialbot Air Raid! Air Raid was released in the second wave of Deluxe Class toys.

Transformers Combiner Wars Legends Class Groove Review

The third combiner to be released in Transformers Combiner Wars line is Defensor. One important piece that completes Defensor is Legends Class Groove. In combined mode, Groove becomes Defensor's chest piece.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Legends Class Windcharger Review

Up next in my coverage of the first wave of Legends Class Combiner Wars toys, is Windcharger. Windcharger is a retool of Generations Legends Class Tailgate, but with a new head.

Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Legends Class Powerglide Review

Powerglide is definitely my second most anticipated Legends Class figure from the new Transformer Generations Combiner Wars line. Powerglide, alongside Bombshell, is part of Wave 1.

Transformers Generations Metroplex Review

Generations Metroplex was one of, if not the biggest headlining toy of 2013. Not only was Metroplex the first entry into Hasbro's Titan Class, but this behemoth is the biggest transformer today, standing 2 feet tall, and is equipped with lights and sounds. Big thanks to my close friend for bringing this big guy in for the review.

Transformers Asia Exclusive Hot Spot Review

Thanks to a buddy of mine, I'm able to review a cool toy that came out years ago. Hot Spot is basically Inferno, but with some modifications that separate the two. This toy was released as part of Habro's Asia Exclusive line.

Kabaya's Fortress Maximus DX (Final) Review

Before, I have reviewed each base out of the three separately, but now I will review all three bases fully assembled into Fortress Maximus.

Kabaya's Fortress Maximus DX Launcher Base + Fortress Quick Review

Just like I've done with Fortress Maximus DX Box #1, I'll do a quick review of the FM's Launcher Base and Fortress (Cerebros) that has been sold separately in Box #2.

Transformers Generations Deluxe Orion Pax Review

Honestly, Orion Pax was not a toy I would consider buying because the thought of owning a Pre-Optimus Prime figure didn't seem appealing. That is until I saw the figure in person in my local K-Mart store. Well, I ended up buying him and now we get to see how Orion Pax fares in among his other companions and enemies released in this wave.