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:Released to celebrate 2024 corresponding the {{w|Chinese zodiac|Year of the Dragon}}, Crimsonflame is a heavy [[retool]]ing of ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)|The Last Knight]]'' Deluxe Class [[Steelbane#Premier Edition|Steelbane]]/[[Skullitron#Toys|Skullitron]], notably removing the mold's wings to allow transformation from a robot styled after a Ming dynasty [[China|Chinese]] warrior into an Eastern-styled dragon. | :Released to celebrate 2024 corresponding the {{w|Chinese zodiac|Year of the Dragon}}, Crimsonflame is a heavy [[retool]]ing of ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)|The Last Knight]]'' Deluxe Class [[Steelbane#Premier Edition|Steelbane]]/[[Skullitron#Toys|Skullitron]], notably removing the mold's wings to allow transformation from a robot styled after a Ming dynasty [[China|Chinese]] warrior into an Eastern-styled dragon. | ||
:Crimsonflame comes with a three-part weapon, which is based on an ancient Chinese three-barrel hand cannon called ''{{w|san yan chong|sān yǎn chòng}}'' (三眼铳, "three-eyed gun"), the "spear" tip of which is formed by a Fire Blast Effect that can also be used by their dragon mouth. Also included is a shield and a display stand for use in beast mode. Fortunately, Crimsonflame does not suffer from the floppy ball joints which commonly plagued copies of Steelbane and Skullitron. | :Crimsonflame comes with a three-part weapon, which is based on an ancient Chinese three-barrel hand cannon called ''{{w|san yan chong|sān yǎn chòng}}'' (三眼铳, "three-eyed gun"), the "spear" tip of which is formed by a Fire Blast Effect that can also be used by their dragon mouth. Also included is a shield, an accessory shaped like a tassel on a Chinese lantern, and a display stand for use in beast mode. Fortunately, Crimsonflame does not suffer from the floppy ball joints which commonly plagued copies of Steelbane and Skullitron. | ||
:Teased in silhouette in the run up to [[Cybertron Fest]], Crimsonflame was officially revealed at the event itself on [[December 9|9 December]] [[2023]]. Shortly thereafter, the figure arrived at Hong Kong shops. It is currently unknown if this toy will be released in Hasbro's US/European markets. | :Teased in silhouette in the run up to [[Cybertron Fest]], Crimsonflame was officially revealed at the event itself on [[December 9|9 December]] [[2023]]. Shortly thereafter, the figure arrived at Hong Kong shops. It is currently unknown if this toy will be released in Hasbro's US/European markets. | ||
Revision as of 20:21, 3 February 2024
- Crimsonflame is a Transformer of undetermined universal origin.

Crimsonflame is a red dragon who breathes fire. And that's all we know.
Toys
Transformers

- Crimsonflame (Deluxe Class, 2024)
- Accessories: Three-part weapon, Fire Blast effect, shield, display stand
- Released to celebrate 2024 corresponding the Year of the Dragon, Crimsonflame is a heavy retooling of The Last Knight Deluxe Class Steelbane/Skullitron, notably removing the mold's wings to allow transformation from a robot styled after a Ming dynasty Chinese warrior into an Eastern-styled dragon.
- Crimsonflame comes with a three-part weapon, which is based on an ancient Chinese three-barrel hand cannon called sān yǎn chòng (三眼铳, "three-eyed gun"), the "spear" tip of which is formed by a Fire Blast Effect that can also be used by their dragon mouth. Also included is a shield, an accessory shaped like a tassel on a Chinese lantern, and a display stand for use in beast mode. Fortunately, Crimsonflame does not suffer from the floppy ball joints which commonly plagued copies of Steelbane and Skullitron.
- Teased in silhouette in the run up to Cybertron Fest, Crimsonflame was officially revealed at the event itself on 9 December 2023. Shortly thereafter, the figure arrived at Hong Kong shops. It is currently unknown if this toy will be released in Hasbro's US/European markets.

