Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)

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The Transformers: The Last Knight toyline coincides with the fifth film in Michael Bay's live-action film series.

The toyline follows the same basis as the previous film's layout, with the majority of figures falling into two sublines:

• Turbo Changers, which encompasses most of the simple-to-transform toys aimed towards younger children.
• Premier Edition, encompassing the "traditional" Deluxe, Voyager and Leader pricepoints, for older children and adult fans.

Along with the standard The Last Knight toys, Takara also released a toyline called Movie The Best to celebrate the 10th year anniversary of the live action film series.

Toys

Turbo Changers

Tiny Turbo Changers

Tiny transforming figures based on characters from the entire live-action film series, packaged in blind bags.

Series 1 Decepticon Blackout Bumblebee Knight Strike Bumblebee Crosshairs Grimlock Shadow Armor Grimlock Autobot Hound Lockdown Optimus Prime Sideswipe Soundwave Starscream

Series 2 Barricade Decepticon Berserker Bumblebee (re-release) Chopter Cogman Autobot Drift Autobot Hot Rod Megatron Optimus Prime (re-release) Shockwave Autobot Sqweeks Sky Camo Starscream

1-Step Turbo Changers

A slightly different name for prior lines' One-Step Changers, with several molds reused from the Age of Extinction line. All figures feature flame deco printed in UV-reactive invisible ink, which can be revealed with the UV "Cyberfire" light in the large Mega 1-Step Turbo Changer Dragonstorm figure.

Wave 1 Autobot Hound Barricade Bumblebee Optimus Prime

Wave 2 Decepticon Berserker Grimlock Megatron

Future waves Autobot Drift

Mega 1-Step Turbo Changer Dragonstorm

Knight Armor Turbo Changers

Broadly similar to the Three-Step Changers of Robots in Disguise, these larger figures feature a unified "Knight Armor" gimmick with spring-loaded deployable helmets.

Wave 1 Bumblebee Grimlock Optimus Prime

Wave 2 Megatron

Wave 3 Autobot Hound

Premier Edition

The Generations-type figures for The Last Knight are collected under the Premier Edition banner, explicitly marketed to the adult collector as well as older children. As part of this approach, Deluxe figures are packaged in window boxes, akin to Hasbro's other collector-oriented lines Marvel Legends and Star Wars: The Black Series.

Several molds for all size classes are reused from the Age of Extinction line.

Deluxe Class

Wave 1 Barricade Bumblebee Decepticon Berserker Dinobot Slash

Wave 2 Autobot Drift Autobot Sqweeks Dinobot Slug Steelbane

Future waves Bumblebee (new mold) Crosshairs Strafe Cogman

Wave 1 Deluxe Slash

Voyager Class

Wave 1 Grimlock Optimus Prime

Wave 2 Megatron Autobot Hound

Future waves Scorn Nitro

Wave 1 Voyager Optimus Prime

Leader Class

Wave 1 Optimus Prime Megatron

Future Waves Dragonstorm (includes Dragonicus and Stormreign)

Other

Legion Class

Taking a cue from the 2008 Universe line, wave 1 features redecos of sculpts from Revenge of the Fallen, Dark of the Moon and Beast Hunters Cyberverse while subsequent waves feature entirely new sculpts.

Wave 1 Barricade Bumblebee Grimlock Optimus Prime

Wave 2 Crosshairs Autobot Drift Megatron

Future waves Autobot Hound Dragonstorm

Titan Changers

Wave 1 Optimus Prime Bumblebee

Wave 2 Megatron

AllSpark Tech

Smaller figures able to house an AllSpark Tech Cube in their chest, activating lights and sounds. Starter Packs include a cube and USB charging lead plus a figure, with additional compatible figures available in a separate assortment.

Starter Packs Optimus Prime Shadow Spark Optimus Prime Sqweeks

Figures Autobot Drift Barricade Autobot Hound Bumblebee

RC Autobot Sqweeks

A remote-controlled version of Sqweeks featuring lights and sounds.

RC Autobot Sqweeks RC

Exclusives

Tsim Sha Tsui (Hong Kong) Toys"R"Us

• Battle Damaged Deluxe Barricade (300 made, minimum purchase worth $1200 in Transformers products)

Taiwan Toys"R"Us

Special promotion from 28 – 30 April:

• Deluxe Battle Damage Bumblebee (for New Taiwan Dollar (NT) 6,999 spent)
• Battle Damage Voyager Optimus Prime (for (NT) 9,999 spent)
• Metallic Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet (Lucky Draw prize)

Toys"R"Us

"Mission to Cybertron"

While containing repaints from the main toyline and very few new molds, this also consists repaints from multiple past toylines like 'Prime Beast Hunters', 'Transformers 2007', and even 'Cybertron'!

• Infernocus (made up of Skulk, Rupture, Thrash, Gorge, and Glug, includes Quintessa)
• Converting Cybertron Planet
• Deluxe Optimus Prime 2-Pack
  • Cybertron Optimus Prime
  • Optimus Prime
• Legion Class 2-Packs
  • Optimus Prime and Grimlock
  • Megatron and Bumblebee

"Premier Edition"

• Deluxe Megatron
• Deluxe Skullitron

Walmart

• One-Step Turbo Changer Autobots Unite 2-Pack (includes Bumblebee and Hot Rod)
• Mission To Cybertron Legion Class 2-Packs
  • Bumblebee and Hot Rod
  • Optimus Prime and Ravenspar
  • Megatron and Berserker
• Autobots Unite Flip and Change Figures
  • Bumblebee
  • Hot Rod
• Legion Class Hot Rod

"Premier Edition"

• Deluxe Class Hot Rod

Merchandise

Voice Changer Masks

Future waves Autobot Sqweeks Bumblebee Megatron

Premier Edition Voice Changer Helmet

Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet

Notes

• A well-known problem occurred again: Various retailers around the world keep listing some of the price points under older working names. Since not all of the price points explicitly identify their respective assortment names on the toys' packaging, this once again resulted in some confusion as to what exactly the price points and gimmicks' correct, final, official names are:
  • The "Knight Armor Turbo Changers" are also referred to as "Armor Up Turbo Changers" by some retailers around the world, even though all multilingual packaging variants call out the "Knight Armor" gimmick in several languages (even spelled "Armour" for the United Kingdom) in addition to the general sub-line name "Turbo Changer".
  • On a similar note, some retailers' listings for the 1-Step Turbo Changers also give the individual figures' names "Cyberfire" prefixes, referring to the gimmick mentioned above, although that prefix doesn't appear anywhere on the packaging.