Title:
Jetfire Jetstorm Safguard
Description:
Jetfire (Deluxe, 2010)
Japanese ID number: TA-21
Elite Guard Supersonic Warrior
Safeguard (2-pack, 2010)
Japanese ID number: G
The later TakaraTomy release of Jetfire is largely the same as the Hasbro version, but with his chest and lower legs coated in metallic silver paint. He was released as both an individually-packed deluxe and in a 2-pack with his brother Jetstorm, like the Hasbro release.
Jetstorm and Jetfire (Entertainment Pack, 2008)
Known designers: Eric Siebenaler (Hasbro)
Available only in a 2-pack with his brother Jetstorm, Jetfire transforms into a white and orange Cybertronian jet. He features pop-up "fire blades” in his robot mode armor. He can combine with his brother in both modes; in vehicle mode, they form an odd super-jet simply by docking together along their undercarriages (Yes, yes, har har, very droll), while Jetfire’s robot mode forms the right half of the super robot Safeguard.
In a clever touch, both feet are sculpted on the back to look like fists (to make the toy more symmetrical), but only one of them actually can become an arm.
Both Jetfire and Jetstorm can flip open their cockpits. Nice. Pointless, but nice.
The set comes with a bonus comic book, "Rise of Safeguard”, which details the creation of the twins. For some reason, the comic included in the box contradicts their bio printed on the box.
Japanese ID number: TA-21
Elite Guard Supersonic Warrior
Safeguard (2-pack, 2010)
Japanese ID number: G
The later TakaraTomy release of Jetfire is largely the same as the Hasbro version, but with his chest and lower legs coated in metallic silver paint. He was released as both an individually-packed deluxe and in a 2-pack with his brother Jetstorm, like the Hasbro release.
Jetstorm and Jetfire (Entertainment Pack, 2008)
Known designers: Eric Siebenaler (Hasbro)
Available only in a 2-pack with his brother Jetstorm, Jetfire transforms into a white and orange Cybertronian jet. He features pop-up "fire blades” in his robot mode armor. He can combine with his brother in both modes; in vehicle mode, they form an odd super-jet simply by docking together along their undercarriages (Yes, yes, har har, very droll), while Jetfire’s robot mode forms the right half of the super robot Safeguard.
In a clever touch, both feet are sculpted on the back to look like fists (to make the toy more symmetrical), but only one of them actually can become an arm.
Both Jetfire and Jetstorm can flip open their cockpits. Nice. Pointless, but nice.
The set comes with a bonus comic book, "Rise of Safeguard”, which details the creation of the twins. For some reason, the comic included in the box contradicts their bio printed on the box.
Theme:
Animated
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Year:
2010
Country:
United States
Series:
Animated
Date Added:
2023-06-13 17:26:47
Date Added:
2023-06-13 17:26:47
