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Even before the war, Cliffjumper was constantly spoiling for a fight. The Decepticons just gave him an excuse. He’s been bending fenders and smashing heads for years now, and the fun never stops. Despite his short temper, he gets along well with the other Autobots, who appreciate his eagerness to take the first shot in every battle.
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AUTOBOTS and DECPTICONS...prepare for battle! This all new line offers new action figures and accessories, and is sure to be a hit amongst fans. Order yours today!
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This is my son's favorite Transformers Generations figure. He looks and transforms exactly like Bumblebee, except he is red. My only complaint is that during rough play, one of his hands falls off. Fortunately, it is easy to snap back in. Target and Walmart sells the TG figures for $9.00 each.
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I recently picked up a Cliffjumper figure since I thought it was neat to put it bluntly. I had grown up as a Transformers fan, but had been a little too young to get the first generation figures. Needless to say, I now have one and really enjoy it! The figure takes his cues from the "War for Cybertron" game. A small futuristic car is the alternate mode and it's certainly a wild concept. Not too bad and the alt mode moves around quite well. The transformation may seem a bit complex, but you get used to it after a few times. Some of the parts may pop up, but they're on ball joints and easy to re-attach so it shouldn't be an issue. Now for the best part: the robot mode. Without a doubt, this is one of the most poseable figures I've had since the Beast Wars toys of the 1990's. Cliffjumper has articulation in his ankles (sort of), knees, hips, waist, wrists, elbows, shoulders and neck. I have seen some reviews where his "backpack" seems a bit much, but it doesn't throw the figure off-balance or make it look bulky. Also Cliffjumper comes with two wrist blades (similar to Optimus Prime in "Revenge of the Fallen") as well as a small pistol. The hands easily accomodate the pistol and hold it quite well. Overall, this is an incredible figure. If you've ever been a fan of the first generation cartoon from 80's, but didn't have the chance to pick up a Cliffjumper, go for it! Also be on the look out for Bumblebee who uses the same body, but with a yellow paint job (sure these are harder to find due to the Transformers movies as of late).
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Son likes him. easy to transform. I don't really like vehicles mode but owells kids toy. Buy it if its cheap or if you like transformers.
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Very Good Toy for my son...
This is a very good toy, this is educational and intuitive element, you can see your son think and this interactive toy, perfect implement for reasoning...
Published 5 months ago by Juan Francisco Villafuerte
Almost impossible to transform
Even with the directions and several adults trying, this product was never able to reassume its car form. The old Transformers were better toys.
Published 6 months ago by Noumenon
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