GameRant can exclusively reveal three new ones Transformer Hasbro figures that will expand the company's two growing product lines. Unveiled during the recent San Diego Comic-Con, the transformer Collectibles is scheduled for release in Spring 2027.
Hasbro and Takara Tomy's iconic Autobots and Decepticons franchise will celebrate its 40th anniversary on August 8, 2026. However, Hasbro is putting the milestone on an “apology tour” throughout the year that addresses the emotional death of Optimus Prime in 1986. transformer movie As part of the year-long celebration, the company has already revealed or released a wide range of collectibles, gifts and other promotions.
Hasbro's new Transformers figures extend the Age of Primes and Studio series
Continuing the trend, Hasbro announced three more using SDCC 2026 transformer Collectibles, which GameRant can exclusively reveal. Unveiled during the company's Hasbro Transformers panel on Friday, July 24, the lineup includes two Edge of the Primes Deluxe Class and a larger Studio Series Titan Class release.
All new Transformers figures revealed at SDCC 2026
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picture |
the line |
age |
height |
Alt mode |
Transformation |
goods |
price |
Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Deluxe Class Decepticon Wild Rider |
Transformers Age of Primes |
8+ |
5.5″ |
the car |
13 steps |
Two blasters |
TBA |
Spring 2027 |
|
Age of Primes Deluxe Class Alpha Bravo |
Transformers Age of Primes |
8+ |
5.5″ |
helicopter |
19 steps |
Blaster stuff |
TBA |
Spring 2027 |
|
Age of Extinction Titan Class Dinobot Skarn |
Transformers Studio Series |
8+ |
13.5″ |
Spinosaurus |
Not specified |
Not specified |
TBA |
Fall 2027 |
Wild Rider's vehicle mode features a bright yellow body with black hood and side graphics, a large Decepticon emblem, and twin blasters that can be mounted on top of the cabin. Robot mode keeps the yellow body panels while adding a gray torso and blue limbs, with each blaster fitting one arm. Both arms can also be attached to the figure at some point. Meanwhile, the Alfa Bravo features a white, blue and orange color scheme in both modes. Its helicopter configuration features orange blasters on the front of the aircraft, while black main and tail rotors remain prominent in robot mode. The figure transforms in 19 stages, six more than Wild Rider, though both Age of Primes collectibles share the same 5.5-inch Deluxe Class scale and Spring 2027 launch window.

Dinobot Scorn is the biggest of the three reveals. The 13.5-inch Studio Series figure is modeled after the appearance of the character Transformers: Age of ExtinctionWith gray armor, weathered orange detailing, a prominent row of spinosaurus spines, and a heavily segmented tail. In robot mode, the dinosaur's components create an asymmetrical design with a long, tail-like appendage extending from one arm, while layered armor and dorsal spines are visible behind it. The new classification follows three others transformer The figure was announced for Fall 2026, further expanding Hasbro's anniversary-year release calendar.
Hasbro has yet to announce pricing or pre-order dates for any of the three. Unlike the recently revealed, made-to-order transformer Generation 1 Seeker Storm Pack, the company has given no indication that these releases will follow a limited ordering model. Wild Rider and Alpha Bravo are scheduled for spring 2027, while Scorn will follow in fall 2027. The latter's Titan Class designation suggests it will cost more than the Deluxe figure, and potentially more than both combined.
- Release date
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August 8, 1986
- runtime
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84 minutes
- Director
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Nelson Shinn
- The authors
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Ron Friedman
- Producers
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Joe Bacall, Lee Gunther, Margaret Loesch, Tom Griffin
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Norman Alden
Hot Rod / Rodimus Prime (voice)
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Jack Angel
Optimus Prime / Ironhide (voice)
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Michael Bell
Soundwave / Megatron / Rumble / Frenzy / Wheelie (voice)
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Greg Berger
Galvatron (voice)