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:''Ravenspar is an [[Autobot]] from [[Transformers: The Last Knight (franchise)|The Last Knight]] portion of the [[ | :''Ravenspar is an [[Autobot]] from [[Transformers: The Last Knight (franchise)|The Last Knight]] portion of the [[movie continuity family]].'' | ||
[[File:TF-TLK-MtCWalmart2pack-Ravenspar.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|An inordinate interest in license plates.]] | [[File:TF-TLK-MtCWalmart2pack-Ravenspar.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|An inordinate interest in license plates.]] | ||
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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
===The Last Knight=== | ===''The Last Knight''=== | ||
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime / Ravenspar''' (2-pack, [[2017]])}}</ul> | |||
:Ravenspar is a [[redeco]] of ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)| Prime]]'' [[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]] [[Soundwave (WFC)#Cyberverse|Soundwave]], transforming into a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) similar to a Predator B drone. | :Ravenspar is a [[redeco]] of ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)| Prime]]'' [[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]] [[Soundwave (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Soundwave]], transforming into a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) similar to a Predator B drone. They have several [[C joint|3mm post-holes]] in order to mount their blaster/chainsaw weapon in either mode, except the blaster/chainsaw weapon never actually made it to release. In-package stock photos depict the accessory, but it was not in the set when it hit store shelves. The inner plastic tray that holds the figures in place even included space for the weapon. | ||
: | : They were only available in a two-pack with [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MtCWalmart2pack|Optimus Prime]], unchanged from the standard ''Last Knight'' Legion Class figure, under the ''Autobots Unite'' subline imprint. This set was ''intended'' to be [[exclusive]] to [[Walmart]] stores in the United States, but although it ''was'' stocked by the Walmart US online store, it supposedly never actually made it to brick and mortar Walmart stores, instead ending up at US discount retailers, primarily Ross stores. Internationally, it was available in Hong Kong (possibly as a non-exclusive general retail release), at Walmart's subsidiary Asda in the United Kingdom, as a Prisma exclusive in Finland, and as a Walmart exclusive in Mexico. It was also listed at the websites of Dutch retailers Bart Smit and Intertoys (owned by the same parent company), but again, it's unsure if it was ever actually released in the Netherlands. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:01, 29 December 2023
- Ravenspar is an Autobot from The Last Knight portion of the movie continuity family.
Ravenspar wings over the battlefield like a carrion bird.
Toys
[edit]The Last Knight
[edit]- Optimus Prime / Ravenspar (2-pack, 2017)
- Ravenspar is a redeco of Prime Cyberverse Soundwave, transforming into a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) similar to a Predator B drone. They have several 3mm post-holes in order to mount their blaster/chainsaw weapon in either mode, except the blaster/chainsaw weapon never actually made it to release. In-package stock photos depict the accessory, but it was not in the set when it hit store shelves. The inner plastic tray that holds the figures in place even included space for the weapon.
- They were only available in a two-pack with Optimus Prime, unchanged from the standard Last Knight Legion Class figure, under the Autobots Unite subline imprint. This set was intended to be exclusive to Walmart stores in the United States, but although it was stocked by the Walmart US online store, it supposedly never actually made it to brick and mortar Walmart stores, instead ending up at US discount retailers, primarily Ross stores. Internationally, it was available in Hong Kong (possibly as a non-exclusive general retail release), at Walmart's subsidiary Asda in the United Kingdom, as a Prisma exclusive in Finland, and as a Walmart exclusive in Mexico. It was also listed at the websites of Dutch retailers Bart Smit and Intertoys (owned by the same parent company), but again, it's unsure if it was ever actually released in the Netherlands.
