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*'''Draculus''' ([[November 28]], [[2021]]) | *'''Draculus''' ([[November 28]], [[2021]]) | ||
**''Accessories'': Cape, blaster, Impaler Claw | **''Accessories'': Cape, blaster, Impaler Claw | ||
: The ninth figure released in the ''[[Transformers Collaborative|Collaborative]]'' line, Draculus is a [[retool]] of ''[[Titans Return (toyline)|Titans Return]]'' [[Mindwipe (G1)# | : The ninth figure released in the ''[[Transformers Collaborative|Collaborative]]'' line, Draculus is a [[retool]] of ''[[Titans Return (toyline)|Titans Return]]'' [[Mindwipe (G1)#Titans Return|Mindwipe]]. With a sculpted tuxedo, soft-goods cape, and largely black-and-white deco in his robot mode, Draculus is specifically meant to represent Bela Lugosi's portrayal of [[Dracula]] from the [[1931]] [[Universal|Universal Studios]] horror film {{w|Dracula (1931 English-language film)|of the same name}}. | ||
:The name for his melee weapon, "Impaler Claw," | :The name for his melee weapon, "Impaler Claw", references the popular "{{w|Vlad the Impaler}}" nickname of Vlad III, inspiration for the literary Dracula. | ||
:The packaging for this figure is designed to resemble a VHS tape. | :The packaging for this figure is designed to resemble a VHS tape. | ||
:Draculus | :Draculus was a [[Target]] [[exclusive]] revealed on [[September 10]], 2021, though orders were also possible through [[Hasbro Pulse]]. | ||
{{comingsoontoy}} | {{comingsoontoy}} | ||
Revision as of 16:30, 10 September 2021
- Draculus is a Decepticon from Transformers Collaborative.
Draculus bids you welcome to his mysterious crumbling castle, but you'd best not invite him into your home. This undead Decepticon rises from his stasis pod by night so he can drink... not wine, but the Energon of the living!
Toys
Collaborative
- Draculus (November 28, 2021)
- Accessories: Cape, blaster, Impaler Claw
- The ninth figure released in the Collaborative line, Draculus is a retool of Titans Return Mindwipe. With a sculpted tuxedo, soft-goods cape, and largely black-and-white deco in his robot mode, Draculus is specifically meant to represent Bela Lugosi's portrayal of Dracula from the 1931 Universal Studios horror film of the same name.
- The name for his melee weapon, "Impaler Claw", references the popular "Vlad the Impaler" nickname of Vlad III, inspiration for the literary Dracula.
- The packaging for this figure is designed to resemble a VHS tape.
- Draculus was a Target exclusive revealed on September 10, 2021, though orders were also possible through Hasbro Pulse.
