Transformers Legacy United Voyager Class Cybertron Universe Starscream, 7-inch Converting Action Figure, 8+ Years

I can't stop gushing over this figure, it's my childhood favorite modernized!Articulation is fantastic, sculpt is great, painting is abit sparce but hey, i can't complain.

Appearance and Character Recognition: The figure captures the essence of Galaxy Force Starscream with impressive accuracy. While slightly slimmer and smaller than the original, the character recognition value remains at 100%. The slight smirk on Starscream’s face adds a nice touch.Robot Mode: In robot mode, the figure shines. Its articulation is on par with the Siege Seeker mold, making it an excellent representation of the character. The attention to detail is commendable, and the overall design is impeccable.Transformation: The transformation process is a bit over-engineered but not overly complex. Some fiddliness in the legs aside, it all comes together to form a satisfying alt mode.Final Thoughts: For fans of the Cybertron series, this figure pays homage to how Starscream appeared in that continuity. If you’re a collector or a Transformers enthusiast, the Legacy United Voyager Class Starscream is definitely worth considering. Remember, the legacy of Starscream lives on, whether in robot or jet mode!

I have been all but disappointed in the majority of these figures From Legacy, but THIS guy is one of exceptions. Hands down one of THE best of this entire year so far. He is nearly perfect in every way, and he’s a wonderful update to the original. He’s also by far the most highly articulated figure I’ve gotten in YEARS.- His shoulder pads swivel out of the way just to let his arms spread outward more. I have NEVER seen that from a mainline Hasbro deluxe.- He has shoulder butterfly joints!- …and a WAIST swivel. For a seeker??? That’s genuinely anazing.- he’s got a deep knee bend, and a deeper thigh bend,- he comes with a little cyber key!!! Just like the original. It doesn’t do anything functionally, but it’s a nice addition.it’s all amazing. But he does have two problems (one big, one smallish):- his joints are a liiiiittle bit looser than they should be, but not bad enough to ruin the figure. No big deal.- his only true crime is that atrocious face sculpt. It’s genuinely so freaking ugly, and I cannot figure out why Hasbro didn’t just model it after the original legacy Starscream face that looks better in every way. This one is WAY too smirky, obnoxious and animated looking. I REALLY wish they would’ve changed it.Otherwise, I cannot recommend this figure enough. Buy this to encourage Hasbro putting this kind of quality effort into more of their legacy figures!

The toy arrived complete and I personally thought that it might have been a bit bigger but it is still a really good toy and I am really enjoying him next to his peers on my shelf , that said the packaging arrived looked like it had been torn apart by a dog and was almost in complete shreds and this was not due to the shipper as the package was in immaculate condition. If I had been the type of collector that cared about keeping the toy in package I would be livid it looses a star for this reason

My grandson loves the Size and easy transformed!

Let me address it first-I know QC is lacking more and more in some new figures, but my copy is flawless. This is now my definitive display screamer, even replacing my Galaxy Meteor 3rd party figure. He's replaced Armada, Coronation (easily, this figure sucks), WFC, Reactivate...all of them. He outposes Tarn, he's armed to the teeth, and he looks fricking deadly. I don't even mind the lack of landing gear, since this thing would probably have no issues going VTOL or antigrav. Paint apps are a bit sparse in starfighter mode, but I'm a notorious modder and up to the challenge. We're definitely getting 3rd party add-ons for this mold, so I'd like to see some variants for the wing/weapon modules, and maybe a solid-colored version of his null ray rifle.This thing rocks and we are the most spoiled fandom in history.

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My grandson loves this toy. He chose a bunch of them and I bought them for his birthday. Turned out to be a few hundred dollars, but that’s what he likes.