Awesome Transformers

Casio Japan teamed up with toy maker Takara Tomy to create a collectible figure of Optimus Prime and a matching red and blue G-SHOCK 6900 chronograph that stores in the Transformers’ chest when not being worn. Sadly, it’s a Japan exclusive at this point.

Alpha Industries teamed up with Hasbro to create a special edition of its classic MA-1 bomber jacket for Transformers’ fans. The jacket features a Bumblebee yellow shell, black racing stripes, flight tag zippers, and is reversible to reveal an epic Transformers illustration.

One of Super7’s exclusive toys for the 2018 New York Comic-Con seems more like a cruel April Fools’ joke. The Dead Optimus Prime Super Cyborg action figure and its packaging come in all gray, a nod to one of the greatest twists in animated film history.

Soundwave toy inferior, DIY Soundwave boombox superior. I Like to Make Stuff made a boombox-sized Bluetooth speaker that looks like his favorite Transformer, the Decepticon’s Soundwave. As he said, you can choose to tackle the project in a simpler way than he did.

Made with Grandma for Mafia is a fabric upcycling specialist. Her latest project is a series of limited edition Hawaiian shirts made from children’s bedsheets. The designs feature Star Wars, Transformers, NASA and more. Contact her for purchasing info.

PCS Collectibles is starting a line of statues that depict the Autobots and the Decepticons as they appeared in the original The Transformers cartoon. First in line is Optimus Prime. The 10.5″ tall polystone statue comes with swappable rifle and energy axe parts.

Kidrobot continues its Transformers vs. G.I. Joe collection with a batch of blind-boxed mini figures. There are 18 characters to collect, including Optimus Prime, Megatron, Grimlock, Cobra Commander, Destro and Snake Eyes.

This dope skateboard deck is part of Kidrobot’s Transformers vs. G.I. Joe collection, based on the retro overload comic book series by writer and artist Tom Scioli. Limited to 100 pieces, the deck features original art by Scioli himself.

Man At Arms: Reforged made a huge lemonade out of an even bigger lemon. Made of over 500 pieces, their scale model of Optimus Prime’s sword from Transformers: The Last Knight is their largest and most complicated build yet.

Great Big Story introduces us to Yu Zhilin and his son Yu Lingyun, both of whom are skilled at metalwork. Along the way, they found they had an affinity for building giant Transformers out of scrap parts from old cars. More recently, they started building amazing original designs.

Hasbro’s ginormous Titan Decepticon measures 20″ tall and can transform between a dinomech, a spaceship, and an entire city. When in dino mode, you can feed it smaller action figures, and they land in its stomach. Drops this fall for $150.

Using only sounds found in Michael Bay’s bombastic Transformers’ flicks, Eclectic Method created an EDM track that will have you gyrating your hips on the dance floor to the beat of giant robots beating the crap out of each other.

Robert Xavier Burden is a collectible toy geek. He’s also an incredibly talented painter. He combines his passions by creating massive and intricate Renaissance-style oil paintings – sometimes as tall as 15 feet – of his toys and their related characters.

Yes, Transformers really do exist, as is evidenced by this video of Letrons‘ amazing BMW that can turn from a car into a giant mech on command. And yes, the car can actually drive via remote control.

Filmmaker Patrick Boivin created this all too short video simply described as “The world as a five-year-old boy sees it.” What makes it truly special is how amazingly realistic the toy animation looks. Impressive VFX work, Patrick.

“One shall stand, one shall fall.” Shout Factory will be releasing a remastered version of the 1986 classic Transformers: The Movie. The Blu-ray release contains both widescreen and full frame versions, as well as several behind-the-scenes docs, original trailers and more.

Chisel Pixel’s awesome fan film offers up action, drama, and excitement, all without spending the kind of dollars Michael Bay does. Inspired by the ’80s Transformers TV series and created by Lior Molcho and a group of Transformers cosplayers. Be sure to watch the BTS video.

(PG-13 Language) Flashgitz hilarious Transformers parody has something to offend everyone, as Megatron discovers he’s been repressing his true identity as a woman, and determines that the Decepticons are all politically incorrect and must be replaced.

The latest episode of batinthesun’s Super Power Beat Down is a computer animated battle between the leaders of the Autobots and the Avengers. Place your bets! Skip to 5:20 for the fight itself.

Check out Optimus Prime and the other playable characters’ unique movesets in Platinum’s hack-and-slash Transformers game. This would be the game of the decade… if it came out 30 years ago.

From the maker of Bayonetta comes a hack-and-slash game featuring the G1 Transformers. You can play as Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Sideswipe, Wheeljack and Grimlock. We hope there’s more than meets the eye in this one.

Harris Loureiro spent six months making this stop-motion Transformers fan film, using nothing more than mech toys, cardboard, campy rock music and cartoon voice acting. Michael Bay could learn a thing or two from Harris.

Alexandra Trew was visiting Universal Studios Florida, when she attempted to snap a selfie with Megatron (The Decepticon, not the football player) in the background. Megatron really doesn’t like selfies and social networks.