Transformers Beast Wars Reissue Terrorsaur, Retrax Official Images and Details

Just in are the official images and product information for the Transformers Beast Wars Reissue Terrorsaur, Retrax figures. These will be revealed tomorrow as part of the Walmart Collector Con event. Read on to see the official details and images thanks to JTPrime17.

Transformers Beast Wars Reissue Terrorsaur Deluxe Class

(Re)start a vintage Beast Wars collection with this Transformers: Vintage Beast Wars Terrorsaur figure! Inspired by the classic 90s toy, this Terrorsaur toy is designed like the original version -- including figure styling, packaging, and art from the 1996 Beast Wars releases, plus classic tech specs and features.

Striking from the sky like a demonic dragon, this organically enhanced robot warrior is seldom seen…until it's too late!

Terrorsaur figure comes with blaster accessory and converts from pteranodon to robot mode in 6 steps.

Clip out and save the on-box tech specs to share, then see how this figure stacks up against other heroic Maximals and evil Predacons (each sold separately).

Transformers and all related characters are trademarks of Hasbro.

Includes: Figure, accessory, and instructions.

Figure scale: 5-inch

Ages 8 and up
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

• RE-CREATION OF THE ORIGINAL BEAST WARS DESIGN: This vintage Beast Wars Terrorsaur figure is inspired by the original 1996 Beast Wars release

• CLASSIC CONVERSION: Terrorsaur figure features classic Beast Wars conversion from pteranodon to robot mode in 6 steps

• VINTAGE WEAPON ACCESSORY: Terrorsaur figure comes with a secret blaster accessory that stores behind the head in robot mode

• RETRO PACKAGING: Inspired by the original Beast Wars packaging in the "rocky bubble," this pack features the original Beast Wars logo, and character art

• TECH SPECS: Tech specs are included on the pack in the classic Beast Wars style fans know and love. Compare figures’ strength, speed, firepower, and more

Transformers Beast Wars Reissue Retrax

Re)start a vintage Beast Wars collection with this Transformers: Vintage Beast Wars Predacon Retrax figure! Inspired by the classic 90s toy, this Predacon Retrax toy is designed like the original version -- including figure styling, packaging, and art from the 1997 Beast Wars releases, plus classic tech specs and features.

Retrax survives in a series of cool, cavernous tunnels lined with the remains of his fallen enemies. He can roll over a similar-sized enemy and crush their body upon impact.

Predacon Retrax figure comes with spring-loaded pincers and tail stinger features and converts from pill bug to robot mode in 12 steps.

Clip out and save the on-box tech specs to share, then see how this figure stacks up against other heroic Maximals and evil Predacons (each sold separately).

Transformers and all related characters are trademarks of Hasbro.

Includes: figure and instructions.

Figure scale: 5-inch

Ages 8 and up
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

• RE-CREATION OF THE ORIGINAL BEAST WARS DESIGN: This vintage Beast Wars Predacon Retrax figure is inspired by the original 1997 Beast Wars release.

• CLASSIC CONVERSION: Predacon Retrax figure features classic Beast Wars conversion from pill bug to robot mode in 12 steps

• VINTAGE WEAPON FEATURES: Predacon Retrax figure can roll into a ball and comes with spring-loaded pincers and tail stinger features

• RETRO PACKAGING: Inspired by the original Beast Wars packaging in the "rocky bubble," this pack features the original Beast Wars logo, and character art

• TECH SPECS: Tech specs for Predacon Retrax are included on the pack in the classic Beast Wars style fans know and love. Compare figures’ strength, speed, firepower, and more

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Joe Velez 2022-07-20 @ 11:13 pm

How are they getting six steps for Terrorsaur? It's a one step transformation. Or at least going by the amount of steps required to do some of their "one step" Transformers from the past few years like Scorn and Sky-Bite. So when it's the one step line then they ignore the actual extra steps required to go from one form to the other but when it's quite literally one step to go from one form to the other they count out all the fiddling you need to do afterwards? I mean, they did that for Rattrap too but I still find it funny that several Transformers released in the one step lines have more steps than the spring loaded basic figures from Beast and Machine Wars.

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