Buy Transformers Cybertron Supreme StarscreamTransformers Cybertron Supreme Starscream Product Description:
- Change from high-powered DECEPTICON warlord to futuristic jet and back again!
- Missile rack featuring real lights and electronic rocket blast sounds!
- Insert one of two CYBER PLANET KEY to reveal awesome secret weapons: an arm-mounted null-ray cannon with real firing projectile and Energon blade!
- Crown him as a royal threat to peace with the DECEPTICON crown of leadership!
Product Description
Watch out! This Cybertron is a screaming giant when he's in robot mode. At an impressive 15" tall, he is loaded with electronic lights and sounds. With great manipulative features, and firing projectiles, this action figure and space jet will keep boys busy for a long time. The Cyber Planet Key activates the weapon reveal. Requires 2 "AAA" batteries (not included). Measures 6.38"L x 11"W x 15"H.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Whatta bot!
By Max Siemon
Okay, I've heard alot of bad things about this guy. Time to address them:First of all, his cockpit size. Yes, it's not to scale with the other transformers. Thats because in real life, our buddy Starscream here here isn't this big. Which brings us to the next problem. Yes starscream is big. But personally, I like him big. For me big is good. Some people may not like it, but I do. True, he doesn't have much detail, but he still looks pretty cool, even close up. Next, the transformation. People say it's frusterating. Barely. Yes, the wings fall off sometimes. But not often enough for it to be too bad a problem. And if you move the pieces right, which is very easy to figure out, you should have no problem doing the transformation. Another problem I've read is his arms are to short. Yes his arms are kind of short, but I personally wasn't bothered by it. I guess it depends on how the individual person feels.I know I said the educational value was five stars. It isn't really, I just said that to keep the average up. Oh and in case you were wondering, his crown can stay on him in vehicle mode too, without his head being overexposed.Overall, I'd rate this guy 5 stars, 3.75-4.5 if your picky. If you only want this guy for play value, you might want to get the smaller one with Vector Prime. But if you like 'em big, and money isn't an issue, you should get this guy. It might be a good idea, though, to look at him in the store so you know what you're buying. Personally, I love him.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Unimpressive for his size and price tag
By shaxper
Overview: An enormous reincarnation of the legendary G1 character, Starscream transforms from a 18" tall robot into a futuristic fighter spaceship. Starscream is the third largest transformer ever to be made. Relative scale issues and lack of detail and articulation suggest that Starscream was designed to be produced at a much smaller scale, but was then enlarged in order to make fan-boys drool and shell out $60-80 bucks.Robot mode: With a superficial glance, Starscream appears to be a TF collector's dream. His face is stunning, his physical design is impressive, and he's gigantic. However, closer inspection reveals that Starscream is a veritable brick with stubby arms. In general, most of the larger Cybertron robots tend to have a lot of articulation and attention to detail, but both of these are lacking in Starscream. He's nice to look at from afar, but doesn't have it where it counts when you get up close.Vehicle mode: While the vehicle mode is both original and interesting to look at, it's quite simply too big. It's awkward to handle and too large to display with a collection. The trade-off should be that a ship of this size would have an amazing amount of miniature details that would somehow justify the size, but Starscream has none. This ship could easily have been reproduced at 1/4th scale without losing any detail whatsoever. In fact, this is probably what was intended, as is revealed by Starscream's enormous single-pilot cockpit, which is far too large for the people that would fit inside of Optimus Prime or Megatron. There's just no reason for the vehicle to be this big.Transformation: Starscream's transformation is uncomplicated, yet surprisingly difficult. Getting Starscream's legs to collapse into place for vehicle mode is difficult, frustrating, and usually results in one of his wings popping off. Poor design all around. While it's impressive that Starscream's robot mode barely resembles his vehicle mode, the process involved in changing him from one to another is highly annoying.To conclude: A Starscream/Vector Prime two-pack has already been announced and, judging from the suggested retail price, Starscream will probably be shrunk down for this release. If you're looking for a great transforming toy, I recommend waiting for the smaller two-pack version. However, if you're looking for an enormous, awesome-looking display piece, Starscream's robot mode is certainly an excellent one.C+
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Best toy EVER
By A Customer
Starscream is unbelievably great, he can be an emperor or a general thanks to his crown. His robot mode looks so much like a real humanoid shaped robot that does not transform, but is just designed like a space ship. It's unbelievable that he actually transforms and his spaceship looks so good it looks like a model built for the spaceship purpose only! And if you add the crown on his vehicle mode, it looks like a flagship, not a single fighter! His revolving vulcans maybe simple, but it's very useful and great! The gun snapping out is very awesome and his sword snaps out on his right arm so it's like he commands his army with his sword. My only criticism of this almost perfect toy is when he transforms to vehicle and back, his two legs constantly bangs on the arms, and you have to force the feet down a bit so an anchor on the leg goes under the cockpit and hooks. And you need to find a trick to get the bottom of the tip of the cockpit touch the top of the feet. Other than that, it's a marvelous piece of work. I swear, in his robot mode with his crown, he really looks like an emperor.
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