The new reveals from Target keep on trucking with the listing for the Transformers 40th Anniversary Optimus Prime Metallic Kids' Pillow Buddy just up. Starting with the Transformers: Age Of Extinction, Target has been releasing their own sub-line of Silver Knight Optimus Prime exclusives, and this appears to be another one. This jump sized Prime is more than meets the Plush at 19 inches tall. The Pillow Buddy is shipping now for a price of $19.99 USD, while they last from Target.com
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Release Date: September 2026
Retail Price: $19.99 USD
"Add heroic style to any space with this Transformers Optimus Prime Plush Pillow. Designed with signature character details and a striking metallic look, this plush pillow brings the excitement of the Transformers universe home. Whether displayed as room décor or used as a cozy companion for relaxing, it's the perfect addition for any Autobot fan.
Roll out with the legendary leader of the Autobots. This Transformers Optimus Prime Plush Pillow is designed to resemble the iconic hero in a bold metallic silver finish, bringing action-packed style and soft comfort to any bedroom, playroom, or movie-night setup.
Featuring character-inspired details from head to toe, this oversized plush pillow is perfect for cuddling, displaying, or adding a fun touch to a Transformers-themed space. Softly stuffed and easy to love, it's a must-have for fans ready to transform relaxation into an adventure."
Dimensions (Overall): 4.5 Inches (H) x 14 Inches (W) x 21 Inches (D)
Weight: 1.09 Pounds
Material: Polyester
TCIN: 95290931
UPC: 073558939542
Item Number (DPCI): 097-13-0332
Recently hasblow permitted TFTM 40 anniversary screenings just in Japan. But, the majority of Asia remains boycotted and banned. Currently Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines, and India all remain excluded. What gives? Anyone know?
Many TF fans ourselves included want to see this but we are excluded. Does anyone know what it'd take to get some screenings in the rest of Asia? Thank you.
$50 for steel book...no thanks. I'm good with my copy from 2000.