Following our last review of Silverbolt, the final two Aerialbots from the "Age of the Primes" line have finally arrived! The classic G1 five-member team is now complete, allowing the aerial combiner—Superion—to evolve into his ultimate, complete form! Without further ado, let's dive right into today's topic and experience the aerial firepower that is the pride of the Autobots!
▼Today's review subjects—two Deluxe Class Aerialbots.
▼4/5 and 5/5, the final two pieces of the Autobot Aerialbot team puzzle. You definitely don't want to miss this!
▼Aerialbot Fireflight, the romantic of the Aerialbots. He is full of daydream-like fantasies about the life around him, which leads to his inattentiveness in flight and a high accident rate. Fortunately, his teammates aren't too harsh on this innocent and passionate partner. On Earth, he scanned an F-4 Phantom II fighter jet for his vehicle mode. He comes with a double-barreled rifle as his weapon and usually forms the right arm when combining into Superion.
▼This figure's appearance adopts his G1 animation model, evoking a strong sense of nostalgia.
▼It's not just the chest design; the unmasked head sculpt is also based on his animation model, rather than the masked look of the original toy.
▼The body is a retool of the Wave 1 Aerialbot Slingshot, retaining a high degree of articulation that allows for cool poses with ease!
▼Vehicle mode, transforming into a jet fighter styled after the F-4, complete with the classic G1 red and white color scheme.
▼Please take a moment to appreciate the intricate panel lines on the fuselage.
▼The vertical stabilizer uses printed details to recreate its multi-colored livery.
▼"Fireflight, scramble!"
▼Aerialbot Skydive, the member of the Aerialbots who dislikes combat the most. Compared to clashing on the battlefield, Skydive prefers to study various air combat tactics and their history. Sometimes, he becomes overly engrossed in theory, leaving him somewhat helpless in actual combat. He scanned an F-16 Fighting Falcon for his Earth disguise, is equipped with a rifle, and usually forms the right leg of the combiner.
▼Also based on his G1 design, this figure perfectly recreates his appearance from the classic animation.
▼That's right, this head sculpt and chest design are also a tribute to the animated version.
▼The body is a retool of the Wave 1 Aerialbot Air Raid, and it likewise retains excellent articulation.
▼Vehicle mode, closely resembling his original F-16 design. Of course, the classic lightning bolt livery on the wings is present.
▼The details and panel lines on the fuselage are also worth admiring.
▼The eye-catching vertical stabilizer also uses printing to reproduce the signature lightning bolt pattern.
▼Do you like this nostalgic interpretation?
▼And with that, the Autobot Aerialbots are all here! Seeing them all lined up is just incredibly satisfying!
▼Ready for a thrilling aerial showdown with the Decepticons?
▼Robot modes, assemble!
▼Concentrate fire, weapons free! "Left line, ready! Right line, ready! All lines, ready! Safeties off, commence firing!"
▼When the five Aerialbots are gathered... "It is because of your power that I, Superion, exist!"
▼In our previous Part 1, we introduced the combination mechanism. The empty slots from back then are now finally filled!
▼The aerial combiner Superion, standing tall on the earth!
▼The proportions are excellent, and the joint stability is outstanding. There's no sense of it being overly heavy or structurally loose, making it perfect for both play and display!
▼Let's take a moment to admire the magnificent appearance of the fully completed combiner!
▼Finally, let's conclude this review with this awesome shot of his back.
That concludes our review of the Age of the Primes Aerialbots Fireflight and Skydive, and the complete version of Superion. For those of you who can't resist a great combiner, if you're tempted, now's the time to act! We'll see you in the next review, bye-bye!