The crew of the IDW Publishing‘s Transformers Lost Light comes to Blokees along with some G1 classics!
We open up our fourth box and it’s Scourge!
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The crew of the IDW Publishing‘s Transformers Lost Light comes to Blokees along with some G1 classics!
We open up our third box and it’s Hound!
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The crew of the IDW Publishing‘s Transformers Lost Light comes to Blokees along with some G1 classics!
We open up our second box and it’s Ultra Magnus!
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The crew of the IDW Publishing’s Transformers Lost Light comes to Blokees along with some G1 classics!
We open up our first box and it’s Windcharger!
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Hasbro has been teasing new animation after the upcoming special event screening of Transformers: The Movie. Today, they’ve announced Optimus Prime: Awakening.
The brand-new 12-minute animated short will debut exclusively in theaters after Transformers: The Movie, returning for its 40th anniversary beginning September 17. Featuring Frank Welker as Megatron and Soundwave and the late Peter Cullen in his final original voice performance as Optimus Prime, this animated short brings a new chapter of Transformers storytelling to the big screen.
Cullen passed away August 26 at the age of 85 turning this special screening into a way to remember and honor the beloved actor.
Threezero presents the Transformers Ramjet MDLX Action Figure! The Ramjet MDLX figure is approximately 7 3/4-inches tall, with approximately 50 points of articulation. Threezero Art Director Kelvin Sau redesigns this Decepticon Seeker Warrior. This MDLX figure features a new head sculpt, paint applications, panel lining, and custom wings on its back and legs. This figure incorporates a hyper-detailed mechanical aesthetic and uses Threezero’s unique die-cast zinc alloy and engineer-grade plastic frame system, enhancing the figure’s tactile playability and durability. Ramjet MDLX will come with a modified forefoot design to achieve a more G1-inspired appearance.
The Transformers Ramjet MDLX Action Figure includes 2x detachable cannons, 2x blades, 1x detachable wing, 2x interchangeable faces and 4x pairs of interchangeable hands.
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Vector Prime is one of The Thirteen Primes and can warp space and time itself. Vector Prime joins the Transformers: Age of the Prime line with a mix of old and new in the design and new colors.
We open up and show off the figure!
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Upper Deck and Hasbro have announced a new licensing deal that will bring memorable moments and characters from Transformers, Power Rangers, G.I. Joe, M.A.S.K., Jem and the Holograms, and other fan-favorite properties to trading cards and games designed for long-time enthusiasts and collectors alike. The debut product through this new collaboration will celebrate the 40th Anniversary of The Transformers: The Movie, with a special trading card set honoring the lasting impact of the beloved franchise.
Hasbro itself is a game company and in 2024 released a trading card set with Dynamite celebrating the 40th anniversary of Transformers. As far as games, Transformers did have a trading card game released by Hasbro’s Wizards of the Coast that lasted from 2018 to 2020. It currently has a deck-building game a tabletop roleplaying game currently produced by Renegade Game Studios.
Alongside the 40th Anniversary of The Transformers: The Movie in August, and the nationally celebrated “Transformers Day” on September 17, Upper Deck is releasing a Transformers 40th Anniversary Special Edition trading card set in September, which will be available exclusively at Target. The set brings the legendary Autobots and Decepticons to life through cinematic poster-inspired trading cards. Every box will include the complete base set, alongside a “Stellar System” insert series featuring fan-favorite characters against a galaxy backdrop. Fans and collectors can also chase a range of eye-catching parallels and autographed cards from Peter Cullen, the iconic voice of Optimus Prime.
Expanding the collaboration further, later this year fans can also look forward to the The Transformers: The Movie 40th Anniversary trading card set under Upper Deck’s iconic Fleer brand, known for its timeless trading card designs and nostalgic appeal among collectors. The 100-card base set highlights memorable characters and scenes from the film across Fleer-inspired base and parallel designs. Inserts include “From Screen to Page” themed around artwork from the 20th anniversary IDW comic series, “More Than Meets the Eye” flip lenticular cards that showcase characters in both robot mode and vehicle mode, and “Instruments of Destruction” 3D lenticular cards that highlight the Decepticons and other villains from the film. The set also features autograph cards from select voice actors.
The upcoming The Transformers: The Movie 40th Anniversary trading card lineup marks only the beginning of this collaboration between Hasbro and Upper Deck, with future collections inspired by Power Rangers, G.I. Joe, M.A.S.K., Jem and the Holograms, and more on the horizon.
Peter Cullen was the man behind so many voices for a generation. He is now one with the matrix, having passed away on Wednesday August 26 at the age of 85.
In a statement from his family, they said:
(He) passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family — and held in the hearts of his many friends and countless fans worldwide.
They are asking fans to ” honor his remarkable legacy by serving your communities and leading others with compassion, integrity and loyalty and always remember ‘be strong enough to be gentle’.”
Cullen is best known as the voice of Optimus Prime, the leader of the Autobots in Transformers. That role alone spanned television and film, around 200 episodes for that character alone across multiple series as well as multiple films. He’s considered the definitive voice for the beloved character.
But beyond his iconic role as Optimus, Cullen was a part of so many different iconic series and roles, the list feels endless. If it was an animated series in the 80s, 90s, 00s, or 10s, it felt like Cullen was a part of it. Some of his notable roles are Red Skull in the 1981-82 Spider-Man animated series, Officer Ed in The Little Rascals, Sour Puss in Pac-Man, the narrator in Voltron: Defender of the Universe, Monterey Jack on Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers, multiple roles on G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, Ghostbusters, and Muppet Babies. He was also the voice of Eeyore in multiple video releases.
Beyond animation, he was the voice of K.A.R.R. on Knight Rider, King Kong in the 1976 King Kong film, the Mogwai in Gremlins, and the voice of the Predator in multiple Predator films. He also provided narration for movie trailers among other voice work.
Peter Cullen was born in Montreal in July 1941, one of four children. He was part of the first graduating class in 1963 of the National Theatre School of Canada where he studied acting under operatic coach Bernard Diamant. That lead to him doing Shakespeare for a summer in Stratford, Ontario and was part of The Crest Theatre in Toronto.
But out of everything, it was Optimus Prime that made his name known to kids and adults around the world.
The phenomenon of Transformers itself is mind-shaking,” he said. “Being a part of it is not only historical, it’s a part of your life that says, ‘Gee, I’m glad.’ I did something in my life that stood out, and I’m really grateful for that. Humbled by it.
He is survived by his children and will be remembered by his legion of fans.
Celebrating 40 years of The Transformers: The Movie, Hasbro has been putting on an “Apology Tour” that includes numerous parts including the “Celebration of Life Concert” which took place during San Diego Comic-Con 2026.
The full concert has now been put up online, a near 2 hour rocking concert. It features music from The Transformers: The Movie: The Soundtrack: The Reformatted Edition, performed live by Knights of Unicron, including a special performance of “The Touch” by Stan Bush himself and performance by Vince DiCola. Opening for the Knights of Unicron are G.I. JOE’s Cold Slither and Britta Phillips – original singer from Jem and the Holograms. And featuring a special appearance by Sebastian Bach!
Jem
0:01 Jem Theme
2:18 Only The Beginning
4:38 Twilight In Paris
6:27 Deception
9:04 I Got My Eye On You
11:17 Glitter & Gold
13:58 Truly Outrageous
16:32 Who Is He Kissing
18:29 Like A Dream
20:52 She’s Got The Power
23:23 Depends On The Mood I’m In
25:51 Music is Magic
28:08 Stern Pinball
Cold Slither
29:11 Welcome To The Swamp
30:17 Knock Em Dread
34:05 These Fluffies Are Fatal
37:49 Under The Dreadnok Spell
42:19 Zartan’s Revenge
46:21 Cobra Island
51:19 Thunder Machine
55:48 Cold Slither
1:01:27 Jem Theme Song with Britta Phillips
Knights of Unicron
1:04:35 The Transformers Theme featuring Brittney Slayes
1:08:56 Hunger featuring Brittney Slayes
1:13:59 Instruments Of Destruction featuring Francesco Cavalieri
1:18:27 Dare To Be Stupid featuring Torch
1:22:00 Autobot/Decepticon Battle
1:26:45 Death Of Optimus Prime featuring Vince DiCola
1:33:25 The Touch featuring Stan Bush and Vince DiCola
1:38:29 Dare featuring Stan Bush and Vince DiCola
1:43:54 Escape
1:49:30 Nothin’s Gonna Stand In Our Way featuring Sebastian Bach
