Transformers Legacy Evolution Leader Transmetal II Megatron 21.5-cm Action Figure

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The Predacon leader began experimenting on willing and unwilling volunteers, scrounging materials for his experiments from various illicit sources. The very first test subject, a nebbish sort named Overbite, wound up mutating into a horrific oxide shark-submarine hybrid, forcing Megatron to put the monster out of its misery. Volunteers two through five didn't end up much better; the fifth victim of his experiments revealed that the PSP had gotten wind of his activities and were currently shadowing the organization. From this mole, however, Megatron learned of the disgraced ex-Autobot Leatherhide, who had conducted similar experiments on himself decades ago, and sent Terrorsaur to bring the Builder into the fold. Primal's gorilla mode paired against Megatron's Tyrannosaurus rex mode was inspired by the showdown in King Kong.

BEAST WARS-INSPIRED DESIGN: This Legacy Series Transformers 8.5-inch Transmetal II Megatron robot toy is inspired by the animated series, Beast Wars: Transformers, updated with a Generations-style design Megatron is skillful at orchestrating vast schemes by manipulating others into doing them for him—an idle suggestion here, a conspicuously planted object of interest there. He knows his enemies, and these include some minions, inside and out and exactly how to provoke them. He has no friends, only pawns, or occasionally, pawns that are too reliable to risk losing. Because of this attitude, this superiority complex, he despises working with the very troops he needs to carry out his plans. His hubris does not make him very popular, and so he must rely on power and fear to rule them. In fact, he prefers mindless drones. Tigerhawk used his elemental powers, channeled through his four katana, to dispatch hordes of zombie Predacon troopers with tornadoes and earthquakes. He then gathered up all the Maximals who had been separated from the team and returned them to Optimus Primal. Beast Wars Metals #6 The AllSpark Almanac After fusing his spark with his namesake’s and being thrown into a volcano, Megatron emerges more powerful than ever with a new dragon alt mode.A toy version of Savage/Noble and a redeco of Deluxe Class Beast Changer, he transforms from a wolf-creature to a dragon creature, with no robot mode. The difference lies in that select red plastic parts were changed to a blue color. The show's Dragon Megatron looked more organic than robot even while in robot mode, it's no wonder he got self conscious about it during Beast Machines. Dude looks...meaty. Through a strange voodoo ritual, Megatron attempted to use his mutated blood to put Primal's body under his everlasting control. However, with the intervention of Rhinox, Primal's spark was retrieved from Transwarp Space and returned to his body. Primal swiftly defeated Megatron in battle. Beast Wars Metals #1

The only exception to these exotic re-imaginings was Rattrap, who used his tail/whip/spear as intended but also retained his pre-Transmetal gun (albeit with a redeco to suit his new color scheme), despite the fact that the toy did not. At the edge of time, when the Matrix needed a new host, Megatron was among several warriors (and Megatrons) summoned from the multiverse to battle for control of the prize. Transformers Battle Universe Transformers Legends But that's a big expensive and more fragile item that I leave on display, so I'm sorta interested in the Legacy+upgrades just to have a version I'm comfortable being more rough with and transforming a bunch. On planet Cybertron, Megatron once disagreed with Galvatron over opinions on galactic conquest, and engaged him in battle over it. At the time, Megatron momentarily let his guard down, and was defeated. Galvatron declared "Your era is over, Megatron!"When he was upgraded to a Transmetal by a quantum surge, Megatron gained two VTOL engines in beast mode that granted him blazing atmospheric flight and the ability to "drop in" on unsuspecting Maximals with his whiplash cutlass. In robot mode, the fused reptilian musculature made him stronger in the organic form. Together, these traits made him a supreme tyrant. Transmetal Megatron bio. Know also that this mold was later used to make 2003 Universe Razorclaw. It was also repurposed as a future body of Shattered Glass Ravage in Recordicons #20. In addition to the characters mentioned above, Transmetal toys were also produced for Rhinox, Airazor, Waspinator, Terrorsaur, and technically Inferno. (The Scavenger toy was initially intended to be his Transmetal form, and was so in Japan and the UK.) None of these appeared on the show. Transformers: Legacy action figures are great kids’ toys and exciting collectibles for fans of all ages. Skullgrin: They got the head right, seemingly. But beyond that, it's no Pretender. I'll be interested in seeing the alt mode. Definitely looks like he'll be a tank of some kind.

The only exception to these exotic re-imaginings was Rattrap, who used his tail/whip/spear as intended but also retained his pre-Transmetal gun (albeit with a redeco to suit his new color scheme), despite the fact that the toy did not (no doubt explained by subspace).This mold was additionally used to make the purple-recolored Megalligator (indicated to be Generation 1 Megatron), released individually to be his own character Megalligator and was proposed for Albitron, which never reached fruition. The Iguanus version was used for Crazybolt. This Transmetal II Megatron toy for 8 year old boys and girls comes with a blast effect. Attach the blast effect inside the dragon mode mouth to pose breathing fire Accessories: Large missile, projectile, spring-loaded shield/multi-tool arm, claw attachment, hammer attachment, Golden Disk key Megatron Alligator—This Epic character first appeared in the "Beast Wars: Episode 3" event, and could be recruited by collecting 500 units of Cybermetal, 250 units of Transmetal, 100 event cores, and 50 cores of this character.