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Hasbro Unveils New Trypticon Action Figure
Hasbro continues to expand on the universe of Transformers Generation Titans Return with a new Titan Class action figure. Voted to be the next toy in the line by fans in 2015, Trypticon will join the Decepticon forces sometime this year.
Making his first appearance at New York Toy Fair 2017, the Titan will be the largest of the Titans Return collection and the biggest Decepticon figure ever. Trypticon will also be able to transform between three different modes: city mode, dino mode, and spaceship mode.
Though Hasbro hasn't yet detailed features of spaceship mode, city mode Trypticon will be able to connect to Leader Class figures and form Nemesis Command. Meanwhile, dino mode can eat other Titan Master figures, which can then be retrieved from his stomach.
The action figure is expected in late 2017. If you're looking to build up your collection before then, check out the Metroplex figure from Fall of Cybertron here.
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