Blizz-Herd

Blizz-Herd is an Autobot from the NFL (via Collaborative).

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Blizz-Herd plays for the Buffalo Bills.

Toys

Collaborative

• Blizz-Herd (2025)

• Accessories: Helmet, football, chinstrap, facemask

Part of the second wave of the Collaborative NFL crossover, Blizz-Herd transforms from a Buffalo Bills football helmet to a Deluxe-sized robot. He features a removable football helmet for his robot mode, as well as a small football that the figure can hold via a Fire Blast effect-compatible 3 mm peg. The toy is a mild partformer in that the chinstrap and a portion of the facemask are formed by separate pieces that store on the back of the figure in robot mode. The football can be pegged on the chinstrap for storage in helmet mode. Undocumented in the instructions, the helmet accessory can be stored on a hexagonal peg inside the robot mode's chest.

This figure was recolored into Skolgrin, and retooled with different heads to make Goldrush, Starblitz/Steelsmash, and KC-59/Tundra Prime.

Notes

• Blizz-Herd's name is a play on both 'blizzard', which the Buffalo region is known for experiencing during the winter season, and 'herd', which...y'know, buffaloes live in.
• Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen starred in a number of commercials for Paramount+ alongside Hasbro characters like Peppa Pig and the Rise of the Beasts versions of Optimus Prime and Scourge. Scourge in particular was not impressed by Allen's football throws, or the announcers claiming that "he's got a cannon for an arm". Scourge decided to show off his own arm cannon but after warming up for far too long, it blew up a nearby mountain, garnering Scourge a penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct from the referee.