Optimus Prime is back in a new Elite configuration. For those that missed out on the first Robosen Optimus Prime self-transforming toy, Robosen and Hasbro now have you covered with a slightly smaller ...

Easily the most iconic version of Optimus Prime in the Transformers franchise is still his original incarnation from Generation 1. This inaugural rendition still inspires countless collectibles, ...

Transformers has rolled out with several other franchises and brands, with one of these being Mattel's Hot Wheels. Now, this collaboration is being forged once again for the properties' darkest ...

If there's one problem with Transformers toys, it's that not nearly enough of them feature remote-control functions. Sure, Robosen has an impressive range that transforms, rolls out, and strikes a ...

What makes Robosen's version of Optimus Prime superior to the regular Hasbro version that you'd find in Target or Walmart? Well for starters, this Optimus Prime can transform on command, as you won't ...

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The new toy is a crossover between the real space agency's concept and Transformers, the "robots in disguise." When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

Hasbro and Robosen are at it again with the famed autonomous Transformers toy robot, now featuring Megatron, the leader of the villainous Cybertron military faction known as Decepticons. For avid fans ...

Return to the war-torn planet of Cybertron as Hasbro is taking collectors back with a brand new Studios Series figure. Optimus Prime's portrayal in the hit video game War for Cybertron is a bold ...

Any longtime fan of animation, collectible toys, or 1980s-era nostalgia knows the series "Transformers." They're more than meets the eye, robots in disguise. Over the course of the franchise's 30-year ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. While the self-transforming Robosen toys of Optimus Prime are ...