Ultra Magnus Transformers Shattered Glass Kuro Kara Kuri Limited Edition Preorder
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Flame Toys’ Kuro Kara Kuri line has consistently pushed the boundaries of what a premium Transformers figure can be, and this latest release might be one of their most ambitious yet. The Transformers: Shattered Glass Kuro Kara Kuri Ultra Magnus Limited Edition is now up for preorder at BigBadToyStore, priced at $499.99 with a ship date of January 2027. Standing 8.26 inches tall and limited to just 1,000 pieces worldwide, this is the kind of release where hesitation could mean missing out entirely. Taking a character like Ultra Magnus, who has always been defined by his rigid sense of duty and order, and flipping him into his mirror-universe counterpart opens the door to some genuinely wild design choices. The figure comes with two newly sculpted parts, a skeleton head and a transformable sword, along with an exclusive hammer, which gives collectors a solid spread of display options for a piece at this tier. The material mix of ABS, PVC, PA, POM, and die-cast adds real heft and substance, while LED light-up features bring another layer of presence to the shelf. I love how Flame Toys continues to treat these limited editions as showcase pieces rather than simple repaints, and the 1,000-unit cap worldwide tells you exactly how exclusive this run is meant to be. If the Shattered Glass aesthetic and Kuro Kara Kuri engineering are your thing, this one deserves a serious look before those numbers start dwindling.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below
Transformers: Shattered Glass Kuro Kara Kuri Ultra Magnus Limited Edition Figure
Ultra Magnus carries the sword here, its blade featuring an energy effect piece that extends from the tip with etched, feathered striations. The blaster rifle is mounted on the opposite arm, its compact barrel and angular housing tucked neatly against the gauntlet attachment.
Ultra Magnus features a front and rear view showing the full scope of his red, blue, and gray armor plating, with the massive backpack assembly and shoulder cannons towering above the head sculpt. The rear view highlights the layered engineering of the backpack, where the rocket containers and shoulder cannon mounts stack together with a satisfying density of mechanical detail.
A side-by-side comparison shows Ultra Magnus without and with the LED light-up features activated, where the purple glow emanates from the wing tips, knee joints, and fists. That LED effect is really striking against the deep blue and red armor.
Front and rear views together show how the color blocking shifts between perspectives, with the blue chest panel and red shoulder armor dominating the front while the back reveals more gray and silver paneling across the legs and torso. The shoulder cannons have clean geometric sculpting with small gold and red accent marks near the tips.
A side-by-side display shows Ultra Magnus with LEDs off and on, this time from a lower angle that emphasizes the massive arm gauntlet attachments and the sheer bulk of the upper body assembly. The activated version on the right has the purple LED glow giving the figure a completely different presence.
Two full-figure views side by side show Ultra Magnus wielding the sword, its blade tapering to a pointed tip with layered panel lines running along its length. The wing-like backpack panels spread wide behind the shoulders, and the overall bulk of the combined armor assembly, from the arm gauntlet attachments down through the chunky blue lower legs, is impressive.
Ultra Magnus is fully loaded here, carrying the blaster rifle in one hand and the sword in the other while the shoulder rockets, rocket containers, and backpack all fan out behind him. The hammer is a nice addition to the accessory lineup, though here the focus is on the sheer amount of gear this figure can hold at once.
The massive shoulder cannons and rocket containers frame the upper body, with gold accents on the cannon tips contrasting against the dark gray armor plating. Small red vents and yellow rectangular details are scattered across the shoulder and chest panels.
Ultra Magnus grips the blaster rifle here, its angular barrel and layered housing showing off the sculpted panel lines across the weapon’s body. The red forearm armor and gray fist contrast sharply against the purple and blue tones of the rifle.
The figure carries the hammer here, its hefty rectangular head sitting atop a long shaft with clean geometric detailing. Those blue lower legs have a glossy finish with densely sculpted hexagonal paneling and small pink accent marks near the ankle joints.
The blaster rifle gets a good close look here, with its layered rectangular housing and tapered barrel showing sharp panel line work across every surface. The arm gauntlet attachment wraps around the forearm with thick, segmented armor plating, and the gold detailing on the backpack’s upper cannons adds a nice warmth to all that dark gray and red.
The full-figure shot here gives a strong sense of the proportions, with the arm gauntlet attachments adding considerable width to the upper body while the blue lower legs anchor the figure with their chunky, angular construction. The rocket containers and shoulder cannons rise sharply above the head, and there’s a nice interplay between the matte gray armor sections and the glossy red and blue panels throughout.
The sword’s blade here has a broad, angular profile with deep panel line grooves running its full length, and the energy effect piece fans out from the tip with those etched, feathered striations catching detail even at this distance. The skeleton head alternate face plate would be great to see up close, but this shot is all about the combined mass of every weapon and armor add-on working together.
The full accessory spread for Ultra Magnus lays everything out neatly: the pair of shoulder rockets with their red-tipped warheads, four rocket containers, the pair of arm gauntlet attachments with their segmented multi-panel construction, the blaster rifle, the hammer with its broad cross-guard, and the sword with its energy effect piece. A small alternate face head sits near the center, and it breaks down into its individual chest and shoulder components, revealing how many separate pieces combine to build out that massive armored frame.
