Transformers Age of the Primes Preorders
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Hasbro has eight Transformers: Age of the Primes figures listed for preorder, covering four Deluxe Class releases, two Voyager Class releases, and two Leader Class releases. The assortment includes Alpha Bravo, Onyx Prime the Deceiver, Starscream, Sky Guard, Guzzle, Cybershark, Decepticon Wild Rider, and Autobot Breakaway.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below
Alpha Bravo
Alpha Bravo returns to the lineup as a Deluxe Class helicopter Transformer. His white-and-orange robot design recalls the character introduced during Combiner Wars, when he joined the Aerialbots.
The orange torso and white aircraft panels are carried into the robot design, with the rotor assembly visible behind him. He stands approximately 5.5 inches tall.
Hasbro includes two blasters. The figure uses gray mechanical sections around the hips and legs, with orange parts concentrated around the torso.
Alpha Bravo converts to a helicopter in 19 steps. The aircraft has a single main rotor, a tail rotor and a predominantly white fuselage with orange detailing.
Both configurations retain the same color scheme, with the helicopter parts forming much of the robot’s upper body.
For collectors following the Aerialbots, Alpha Bravo is the helicopter member introduced in Combiner Wars. This release keeps that alternate mode.
Alpha Bravo is one of four Deluxe Class releases in this group, alongside Sky Guard, Wild Rider and Breakaway.
His listed accessories are two blasters, and the retailer description specifies a 19-step helicopter transformation.
Onyx Prime The Deceiver
Onyx Prime the Deceiver is a Leader Class figure with robot, creature and centaur configurations. The robot uses blue armor, gold parts and large wing-like assemblies.
At approximately 7.5 inches tall, Onyx Prime has layered armor around the chest and legs. The retailer lists three accessories but does not name them individually.
The creature transformation takes 12 steps. Its four-legged form retains the blue-and-gold color scheme and the large structures extending from the back.
The centaur configuration takes another 19 steps from creature mode, combining an upright torso with four legs.
Gold sections run through the center of the centaur body, with blue limbs and the wing-like assemblies extending behind it.
All three configurations are included in the official product photography: the robot, the four-legged creature and the centaur.
The product is specifically named Onyx Prime the Deceiver, part of the Age of the Primes lineup’s treatment of the Thirteen.
The figure’s creature components remain visible across the alternate configurations, including the pointed extensions behind the torso.
The retailer specifications give separate transformation counts: 12 steps from robot to creature and 19 more from creature to centaur.
Starscream
This Leader Class Starscream draws on the Machine Wars version of the character, with a dark gray aircraft design instead of his familiar Generation 1 colors.
His robot stands approximately 7.5 inches tall. The upper body incorporates broad aircraft panels, with a blue section at the center of the chest.
Starscream includes a sword and blaster. The sword has a translucent blue blade, while green detailing appears on the other weapon.
The aircraft components fold around the shoulders and back, giving the robot a broad upper silhouette.
His jet mode has swept wings, a long pointed nose and dark gray surfaces with red and blue accents.
The conversion between robot and jet takes 26 steps. The aircraft configuration uses a substantially different silhouette from the classic Seeker jet.
Machine Wars was a short-lived Transformers toy line from 1997. This Starscream revisits that era through the Age of the Primes series.
The product listing identifies Starscream as Leader Class, with a sword and blaster included.
The 26-step conversion and approximately 7.5-inch robot height are the listed specifications for this release.
Sky Guard
Sky Guard joins the assortment as a Deluxe Class jet Transformer. The robot uses blue torso panels, red lower legs and yellow forearms.
His chest has a squared-off design, with the aircraft components forming the shoulders and upper back. The figure measures approximately 5.5 inches tall.
Hasbro lists one blaster with Sky Guard. The red and blue parts of the aircraft remain visible in robot mode.
Sky Guard converts into a jet in 15 steps. The aircraft has a red nose section, blue wings and yellow details.
The jet and robot use the same primary colors, although the red fuselage becomes more apparent in vehicle mode.
Sky Guard is one of three Deluxe Class aircraft in this assortment, alongside Alpha Bravo and Autobot Breakaway.
His product specifications list a 15-step jet conversion and one blaster.
The Deluxe Class figure stands approximately 5.5 inches tall, matching the stated height of Alpha Bravo and Breakaway.
Guzzle
Guzzle arrives as a Voyager Class tank Transformer. The character originated among the Generation 1 Sparkabots, and this release is listed as Combaticon Guzzle.
The robot has a yellow-orange chest and dark green armored limbs. The figure measures approximately 6.5 inches tall.
Hasbro includes a double cannon and a blaster. The long barrel assembly can be seen extending above the robot.
The tank components remain visible around the shoulders and legs. This release converts between robot and tank in 23 steps.
The tank mode has a low armored hull, tracked sides and a large turret with twin barrels.
The double-cannon assembly is a separate point of interest on the vehicle, with both barrels extending forward from the turret.
The tank uses dark green armor with yellow sections at the front. Molded track and panel details run along the sides.
Guzzle’s 23-step conversion is listed in the product specifications. The vehicle mode retains the same cannon assembly shown with the robot.
The retailer description names two weapon accessories: a double cannon and a blaster.
The tank’s twin barrels and armored hull are carried through the official vehicle photography.
Guzzle is the only tank Transformer in this eight-figure assortment.
Unlike the aircraft releases, Guzzle’s alternate mode is a tracked military vehicle with a turret.
At 6.5 inches tall, Guzzle is listed in Voyager Class alongside Cybershark.
The figure’s green armor and yellow chest remain identifiable in both configurations.
The official specifications confirm the tank transformation and the two named weapons.
Cybershark
Cybershark brings Beast Wars into this Age of the Primes assortment. The Voyager Class figure transforms from robot into a mechanical shark.
The robot combines green limbs, silver armor and purple sections around the shoulders and chest. He stands approximately 7 inches tall.
Large fin-like parts extend from the upper body, while the shark components remain visible across the torso.
The listed accessories are a pair of fins and a double missile blaster. The robot-to-shark transformation takes 28 steps.
The shark mode has a pointed snout, silver head and blue mechanical body. The fins extend from the sides.
The jaw opens to reveal sculpted teeth and a green interior. Mechanical panel details continue around the mouth.
Cybershark’s shark alternate mode is a callback to his Beast Wars origins, when animal transformations were central to the line.
Hasbro lists 28 transformation steps for the Voyager Class release.
The product description includes a double missile blaster and two fins among the accessories.
The shark’s blue body panels and silver head contrast with the green robot components.
Cybershark is the only animal-based Transformer in this group of eight.
The shark configuration retains the sculpted teeth and pointed head visible in the closer photographs.
The robot and shark designs share the same mechanical parts, although their color distribution changes between configurations.
His approximately 7-inch robot height puts him in Voyager Class alongside Guzzle.
Decepticon Wild Rider
Decepticon Wild Rider gets a Generation 2 color treatment in this Deluxe Class release. The robot is predominantly yellow with blue and black details.
Wild Rider stands approximately 5.5 inches tall and includes two blasters. The vehicle panels form much of his chest and legs.
The blue torso and yellow limbs are visible beneath the car components, with both blasters shown in the robot configuration.
His alternate mode is a yellow sports car with blue windows and black graphics across the hood. The conversion takes 13 steps.
The car’s yellow panels carry through to the robot, while the blue windows form part of the upper body.
This release uses the brighter Generation 2-inspired Wild Rider colors, not the darker scheme generally associated with the Stunticon.
The retailer lists two blasters and a 13-step transformation.
Wild Rider is the only sports-car Transformer in this particular eight-figure assortment.
Autobot Breakaway
Autobot Breakaway completes the assortment as a Deluxe Class jet Transformer. His robot uses blue armor with red sections and gold detailing.
The blue chest panels and gold accents are visible around the upper body. Breakaway measures approximately 5.5 inches tall.
Hasbro lists two blasters with Breakaway. The aircraft wings and tail components remain part of the robot design.
The jet has blue wings, a gold-colored cockpit canopy and red detailing. Breakaway converts between the two modes in 16 steps.
Breakaway’s aircraft silhouette differs from the helicopter mode of Alpha Bravo and the jets used by Sky Guard and Starscream.
He is one of four Deluxe Class figures in the assortment, with two blasters included.
The retailer description specifies a 16-step jet transformation and approximately 5.5-inch robot height.
