Bumblebee’s vehicle mode may not be a Volkswagen Beetle anymore, but he retains the same aura of small, and round… and yellow.

Skywarp is not exactly the brightest Decepticon, but his rather unique ability of instantaneous teleportation to any location on the planet makes him a rather valuable asset; certainly allowing him to sneak up on anyone he wished to prank or attack, both Autobot and Decepticon.

Though not entirely as comfortable in leadership roles as his dear friend and brother-in-arms Optimus Prime is, he is nonetheless a competent and skilled fighter, working very well side-by-side with other Autobots in their unceasing fight against the Decepticons.

Alas, with rare exception are either Ultra Magnus or Skywarp not represented as repaints in toy form even though they are different characters; so in this they also share with their predecessors.

To ensure that his followers and his enemies never forget this, Megatron arrogantly selected the alternate form of a weapon, to remind all that war is his both his passion and the purpose of his entire existence.

I got my hands on the Concept Camaro Bumblebee a few months ago and honestly I’ve been dragging my feet on getting this review out to our readers. While over all it’s a decent toy it ultimately disappoints. Read on for all the details.

This figure is a Target-exclusive release for the 2007 live-action film. It is a repaint of the original Autobot Skyblast from the “Transformers: Energon” line.

This is the companion piece to the Convoy feat. Nike FREE 7.0 sneaker. This one isn’t any better. In fact, it’s basically the same toy with a different head and paint job.

Barricade made a very memorable baddie in the movie but does he make as cool a toy? Read on to find out. With VIDEO.

I can only imagine the marketing meeting that went on for these....