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This is like saying an Optimus toy is "based on Optimus Prime". It's just the mascot himself and we have an external link already
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: Bullseye was revealed by IGN on [[March 13]], [[2024]], with pre-orders going up later.<ref>{{citesocial|link=https://www.ign.com/articles/transformers-hasbro-reveals-target-exclusive-optimus-prime-autobot-bullseye-figures|title=Transformers: Hasbro Reveals Target-Exclusive Optimus Prime & Autobot Bullseye Figures|site=IGN|name=Jesse Schedeen|year=2024|month=03|day=13}}</ref>
: Bullseye was revealed by IGN on [[March 13]], [[2024]], with pre-orders going up later.<ref>{{citesocial|link=https://www.ign.com/articles/transformers-hasbro-reveals-target-exclusive-optimus-prime-autobot-bullseye-figures|title=Transformers: Hasbro Reveals Target-Exclusive Optimus Prime & Autobot Bullseye Figures|site=IGN|name=Jesse Schedeen|year=2024|month=03|day=13}}</ref>
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==Notes==
==Notes==

Revision as of 16:05, 20 June 2024

This article is about the Target mascot dog. For the Guardian from GoBots, see Bullseye (GoBots).
Bullseye is a Autobot from Target.
Off for a playdate with Ravage.

Bullseye is a white pooch with some unusual facial features.

Toys

Generations

File:TargetBullseye.jpg
He can fight Decepticons with the best of them, but he was no match for the Canadian retail market.
  • Target Optimus Prime & Autobot Bullseye (Leader Class, 2024)
Bundled with Target Optimus Prime, Autobot Bullseye is a redeco of Siege Ravage in colors homaging his namesake. He transforms into a bubble mailer which Optimus can hold, or it can be inserted into Siege Soundwave or Kingdom/Legacy Blaster's chest compartments (along with all their derivatives), plus it can also attach to other figures as armor via 5 mm post.
Bullseye was revealed by IGN on March 13, 2024, with pre-orders going up later.[2]

Notes

  • The package illustration shows Bullseye and Optimus playing "fetch" with a large red ball, like the big red concrete balls Target puts in front of their storefronts as stop-cars-from-crashing-into-the-front-doors devices.

References