Hasbro's latest wave of Transformers toys has proven immensely popular, with some items, like the $200 Trypticon, selling out almost immediately. The wave includes figures from both the Age of the Primes and Studio Series lines, appealing to a wide range of collectors. This unexpected demand highlights the enduring popularity of Transformers, even as the landscape of gaming and access to older titles presents challenges for the franchise.
Hasbro recently opened pre-orders for a new wave of collector-focused toys, enrapturing fans with exciting additions to both the Age of the Primes and Studio Series lines. Among the offerings, the $200 giant robot dinosaur, Trypticon , quickly sold out, demonstrating the immense demand for these collectibles. This wave comprises diverse figures, with varying price points and availability.
The availability of these toys on Hasbro Pulse, a dedicated platform for Hasbro's products, fluctuates frequently, reflecting the high demand and limited stock. Collectors are advised to check their local listings and third-party retailers for the most up-to-date stock information.The quick sellout of Trypticon, despite being a recolor of a 2017 release, highlights the enduring appeal of this iconic Transformers character. Another surprising sellout was the Optimus Prime figure inspired by the Transformers: Devastation game, which faced criticism at its reveal for its subpar truck mode and compromises in its construction. This situation raises concerns about the fate of Transformers games like Devastation and War for Cybertron, which are increasingly becoming unplayable due to delisting and lack of support. Recently, the cancellation of Transformers: Reactivate further ignited frustration within the community, emphasizing the need for better access to these classic titles.In South Africa, the Transformers brand faces a unique challenge. The limited availability of toys, coupled with exorbitant markups, has made it difficult for local fans to acquire these collectibles. The high price of recently released items, such as the transforming mask, exemplifies this issue
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