PREORDER! Hearts of Steel Timelines Megatron and Timelines Bumblebee Figures

The preorders are rolling out from SDCC 2025 with the Transformers Hearts of Steel Timelines Megatron and Timelines Bumblebee 2-Pack available to preorder for non-attendees now for Premium member, and everyone at 2pm ET / 11am PT, exclusively from Hasbro Pulse

TRANSFORMERS HEARTS OF STEEL TIMELINES MEGATRON AND BUMBLEBEE

Release Date: July 24, 2025

Retail Price: $59.99 USD 

Comic book TRANSFORMERS bots are stepping off the page and onto collectors’ shelves with TRANSFORMERS Timelines comic edition Timelines Megatron and Timelines Bumblebee action figures.

They are inspired by the TRANSFORMERS: HEARTS OF STEEL comic miniseries, which tells the story of an alternate timeline in which the TRANSFORMERS contact humanity for the first time in the late 1800s instead of the late 1900s.

The articulated converting figures feature comic-accurate deco and details. The 4.7-inch Bumblebee toy converts between robot and steam engine modes in 18 steps. The 5.5-inch Megatron toy converts between robot and infantry tank cannon mode in 17 steps. They come with hammer and arm cannon accessories.

TRANSFORMERS TIMELINES MEGATRON AND BUMBLEBEE: Transformers Timelines toys are inspired by the Transformers: Hearts of Steel comic miniseries

2 CONVERTING ACTION FIGURES: These Transformers figures feature comic-accurate deco and articulated heads, arms, and legs for action poses

TIMELINES BUMBLEBEE FIGURE: 4.7-inch (12 cm) Timelines Bumblebee figure converts from robot to steam train mode in 18 steps

TIMELINES MEGATRON FIGURE: 5.5-inch (14 cm) Timelines Megatron figure converts from robot to infantry tank cannon mode in 17 steps

AWESOME ACCESSORIES: The Megatron and Bumblebee comic-inspired figures come with hammer and arm cannon accessories that attach in both modes

TRANSFORMERS TIMELINES: Transformers Timelines figures are inspired by the Hearts of Steel alternate timeline comic miniseries in which the Transformers characters contact humanity in the late 19th century instead of the 20th century