📸 TRANSFORMERS: Generations Studio Series Bumblebee Movie RATCHET | Canadia' Reviewer #433

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Canadia' Reviewer Episode #433: Transformers Generations Studio Series Deluxe Class Bumblebee Movie Ratchet
Description: This Studio Series 82 Deluxe Class Transformers: Bumblebee-inspired Autobot Ratchet figure converts from robot to Cybertronian medical vehicle mode in 22 steps. Remove backdrop to showcase Autobot Ratchet in the Cybertron Falls scene. In the Cybertron Falls scene from Transformers: Bumblebee, the Decepticons launch their final assault. Autobot Ratchet and the Autobots find themselves outnumbered and flee Cybertron in the escape pods. Pose the figure out with the included heavy blaster accessory and imagine recreating this classic movie moment!
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[joaoandlucas]

I think we can all agree this transformation sequence is time better than the previous one

[TheOnlyCathyCat]

I really like this figure and it is a real bonus that it looks like one of the transporters from Alien.

[Boostguardian]

Pfff! You threw me off with that transformation. Great review, man. 😁

[dampclown]

That hammerbyte is terrifying to look at

[ultra_marcus]

I'm in the market for a Ratchet as I missed out on the WFC one, but I'm still on the fence... I don't know, you're right his face is too scary.

[emeraldphoenix]

Hmmm, I want to get that Figure but my eyes are only on Animated Ratchet.

[blueraccoon]

If I get earthrise ratchet and it yellows I won't mind I'll paint him highlighted yellow

[V-Revolticon]

His face looks like he sucked on sour candy before they made a mold of his face. Otherwise he is dandy. Sweet review. Keep up the awesome. :)

[TheOnlyCathyCat]

My bet is that they have started skimping on pigments or they are throwing regrind (this is plastic that has already been cooked, sent through the extruders of the machine, but for whatever reason was rejected) in with the good stuff.
The only thing that is going to motivate Hasbro to sort this out is lots of consumers complaining a I know all plastic yellows or loses its colour over time but I have a RiD2016 Strongarm and she hasn't lost any colour and there is no sign of yellowing, my Shattered Glass Starscream came out of the box (from Pulse) with yellowing on it, Siege Jetfire left a large white sticky smudge on my sofa, Studio Series Jazz looks like his roboliver is failing and on the other hand, my Grand Maximus HAS to face the window all day alongside a Hasbro made Megazord that is mainly white and over three years old with no yellowing at all on either of those figures.