
Released by the internationally renowned toy company Hasbro, the Transformers Studio Series has exciting new items!

That's right! This unboxing report will take you on a journey to see the latest wave of six works from the Studio Series. This series has been released since 2018 and includes many well-known characters from live-action films, animated films, video games, and more, interpreted with the latest technology, greatly loved by collectors and fans alike. Without further ado, let’s dive into the fun and exciting products!
▼The stars of this unboxing include three deluxe class figures, one voyager class figure, and two leader class figures.

▼The sides of the box feature exquisite character portraits, making it easy for collectors to identify and store.

▼KSI Widow, inspired by the 2014 film Transformers: Age of Extinction, is an artificial Transformer created by KSI. It is a drone with no consciousness that was later controlled by Galvatron and became a member of his army. If you don’t have any impression of her, that’s very normal, as this toy comes from the movie's concept art, and represents a character who didn’t have the chance to appear in the film in a tangible form, transforming from robot mode to a McLaren MP4-12C supercar.

▼Realizing the concept art into a physical form, the bright color combination is really eye-catching.

▼The head sculpt features braids recreated along the sides and back of the head.

▼It comes with a pair of weapons that can be directly equipped on the arms, and can also be stored behind the doors on its back.


▼It has above-average mobility, making it easy to pose dynamic battle stances!

▼In supercar mode, it has the authorization of McLaren, and the model is excellently reproduced. Notably, the leg components fold and store when transforming from vehicle to robot mode, reminiscent of the transformation mechanism of the Vehicons in Transformers Prime.

▼The front and rear of the car feature McLaren's crescent-shaped logo and trademark.

▼The wheels also showcase high-density detailing, pleasing to the eyes.

▼Make sure to get one to gather Galvatron's army!

▼Elita-1: From the 2024 movie Transformers One, she is a serious and proactive mining leader who leads her miners with a unique mix of toughness and tenderness. After an accident in the mine led to her demotion, she, along with Orion Pax, D-16, and B-127, accidentally uncovered Sentinel Prime's unknown secrets and ambitions, ultimately becoming an indispensable partner in their four-person team. This design depicts Elita after receiving the transformation cog, and includes the flying backpack and Death Tracker rifle seen in the film.

▼Realized based on her big screen appearance, it vividly recreates this “sister-in-law” character's origin look.

▼The head sculpt intricately captures the details, which is the essence of the character.

▼With impressive mobility, everyone must experience this high degree of playability themselves.



▼In vehicle mode, she transforms into an alien motorcycle from Cybertron, and the rifle and flying backpack can be attached.

▼A view from under the vehicle may reveal her interesting transformation mechanism.

▼Quickly collect her and assemble the origin's four-person team!

▼Starscream: Also inspired by the movie Transformers One, he once witnessed Sentinel Prime's acts of betrayal and led his High Guard away from the core, carefully plotting to overthrow his unlawful rule. During his time in exile, he inadvertently captured Orion and his group but was subdued by D-16, ultimately becoming a cornerstone of the Decepticons along with Soundwave, Shockwave, and many subordinates.

▼This version faithfully recreates his appearance in the film while retaining Starscream's classic tri-color theme.

▼Close-up of the head sculpt.

▼He has excellent mobility, and with a stand, you can better display Starscream's aerial firepower advantage.

▼In addition to the classic null rays on his arms, he comes with two small guns for holding.

▼The two weapons can also combine to be held together, offering multiple play options!

▼In Cybertron jet mode, it pays homage to the classic pyramid shape from the G1 era while being reinterpreted.

▼How about a perspective reminiscent of classic flying shooting games?

▼Looking forward to having Soundwave and Shockwave together next!

▼Thundercracker: From the game Transformers: War For Cybertron, a member of the Decepticon Seekers, adept at ambushing any Autobots in sight. This version is undoubtedly a recolor of the previously released Starscream, and comes with a hammer and neutron assault rifle as weapon accessories.

▼You are surely familiar with this mold, and yes, we can finally assemble the electric version of the Seeker trio!

▼This head sculpt has received slight modifications, differing in expression from Starscream and Skywarp!

▼The right arm retains the function to swap and replace with weapons.

▼The hammer is made of soft rubber material, balancing appearance and safety.



▼In aircraft mode, the tail fins feature a shiny metallic paint finish, making it a delightful surprise.

▼Let’s enjoy the charm of the Seekers together!

▼Grimlock & Wheelie: Inspired by the 1986 film The Transformers: The Movie, the leader of the Dinobots, created by scientist Wheeljack based on Earth’s dinosaur fossils. Despite his combative and rough personality, he has a surprisingly childish side, making him an excellent partner with the lone survivor Wheelie, who’s also a talented rapper. After meeting on Quintessa, they became close friends. This version is an updated reissue of the original, with the content remaining unchanged. Don’t miss out again if you missed G1 Grimlock!

▼This leader class figure faithfully restores the classic shape and design in a large size.

▼The head sculpt not only replicates the design but also adds many details, enriching the overall visual appeal.

▼The chest is composed of transparent parts, layered for a composite effect.

▼The included Wheelie figure is a simplified version with movable limbs and neck, allowing for pose adjustments.

▼He can also be attached to Grimlock's giant shoulder using thigh pegs.

▼The large size naturally comes with powerful movable joints, making it really enjoyable to play with!


▼You can also pair him with effect parts from past releases for even more spectacular displays!

▼In Tyrannosaurus mode, the transformation mechanism is basically a reinforcement of the G1 version, recreating his goofy demeanor from the animation.

▼The jaw joint also opens and closes freely, allowing for roaring and spraying with full freedom!

▼Wheelie can also clip into Grimlock's neck joint, allowing for a dragon knight play style!

▼Megatron: The absolute ruler of the Decepticons, the eternal destroyer. He drives peace through tyranny and is Optimus Prime's lifelong rival. This version is based on The Transformers: The Movie and reinterprets this most well-known villain with an all-new mold in leader class format, allowing transformation between robot and tank modes, and comes with a fusion cannon and mini-pistol.

▼In robot mode, it highly restores G1 Megatron's classic appearance and characteristics (true fans will be emotional).

▼The head sculpt naturally follows a nostalgic route, perfectly recreating Megatron's iconic sharp features.

▼The hands and fingers have multiple articulated joints for high mobility.

▼The mini-pistol mode is perfect for other Decepticon members to hold.

▼High mobility creates great freedom, making it a joy to play with; it really is super cool.


▼The purple sword used in the movie is also included. (The nearby Unicron comments:)


▼Get ready for a supreme showdown!

▼In tank mode, while it fits the image of this emperor well, it's somewhat regrettable that we will no longer see the classic Walther P-38 handgun.

▼The rivets on the tank body are also quite detailed.

▼The turret has a rotating function, ready to aim at the Autobots!

▼That concludes this unboxing report of the latest Transformers Studio Series items. Did you see any characters you like? A warm reminder to hurry and get yours! See you next time for the unboxing report, goodbye!
