MOTU Origins Transformers Starscream Armor Scare Glow Hi Res Art Reveal

Once again we have more than meets the eye as @manuel_eduardo_caritas delights us again with this stunning art work by @fetch.franciscoetchart for the Starscream Armor Scare Glow MOTU Transformers! Seeing Scare Glow infused with Starscream’s unmistakable elements makes for such a killer concept as it blends the eerie glow and skeletal design we love about Scare Glow with the sharp, jet-inspired Transformers aesthetic. To sweeten the deal, he is glow in the dark! So let’s take a look at the Starscream Armor Scare Glow MOTU Transformers hi res art and package reveal!

Enjoy a 360 degree view of the packaging.

According to Roy Juarez:

With the power of the treacherous Starscream at his disposal, Scare Glow was all too happy to help Skeletor in his latest scheme. In due time, he would usurp the Power of Grayskull for Subternia.

A closer look at the Decepticon packaging and artwork for the upcoming Starscream Armor Scare Glow, the evil Decepticon ghost of Skeletor!

The usual suspects:
Graphic Design & Art Direction @manuel_eduardo_caritas
Artwork @fetch.franciscoetchart
Toy Design @katanarama333
Packaging Engineer @lpukhrambam
Story/Copywriter @yesreallyrob

Available now on MattelCreations.com and Target.com

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A closer look at that stunning art work by @fetch.franciscoetchart

Starscream Armor Scare Glow is shown on a bold Decepticon purple tech-grid card back that fuses MOTU and Transformers branding, complete with artwork of him armored up in true Decepticon style. The evil ghost warrior Scare Glow gets a whole new twist with his Starscream armor upgrade, and wow, does it show in this figure. His familiar skeletal limbs are paired with bold red, purple, and yellow chest armor straight from the Decepticon second-in-command, and he’s geared up with two wing blasters reimagined as matching axes. The figure also comes with a regal golden crown and a flowing purple removable cape that drapes across his back. Fully assembled, he carries the dual axes in hand with his cape and crown locked in, giving him a commanding look that blends Masters of the Universe with Transformers in Origins scale form.

Angled views from the front of the packaging.

The sides of the package feature portraits of both Scare Glow and Starscream.

Angled views from the rear of the packaging.

I love the new packaging logo incorporating the classic MOTU design and Transformer logos.

Mattel surprised us yet again by dropping Starscream Armor Scare Glow as a Mattel Creations and Target exclusive. Talk about crossing the streams of nostalgia! From the heroic energy of Optimus Prime Armor He-Man to the upside-down madness of Stranger Things and now the chilling brilliance of Starscream Scare Glow, these drops aren’t just about figures, they’re about bringing together entire fan universes in ways we never thought possible.

Target preorder

You can preorder Starscream Armor Scare Glow on Target.com:

Official Images

More official images of Starscream Armor Scare Glow are below.

Here we get a great look at how versatile this figure is when posed in action. The wing pieces double up as axes, and you can see him swinging one high in the air while the other is braced in hand for battle. With the cape draped across his shoulders, he takes on a bold stance ready to strike. In another setup, the wings are flipped into their alternate mode, turning into laser blasters that he can aim forward, all while crowned and fully geared up. The diorama shots really show off how the Starscream armor gives Scare Glow a whole new range of display options.

Starscream Armor Scareglow

In the mini comic that comes with the first wave of MOTU Transformers, Starscream Armor Scareglow bursts onto the page with a striking fusion of Transformers tech and MOTU menace, sporting Starscream’s angular red, yellow, and grey jet armor reimagined over Scareglow’s eerie, skeletal frame. The torso carries the classic cockpit chest and wing-mounted detailing, while his limbs blend mechanical plating with bone-like structure, glowing in a spectral yellow hue. Purple ghostly energy swirls around him, hinting at Scareglow’s supernatural origins, and his skull head sits menacingly within the armored frame, completing this mash-up of cybernetic power and undead terror and a design that feels tailor-made for a potential Wave 2 MOTU Transformers crossover release.