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Overlord for those who don’t know, was a decepticon leader, from the original Generation 1 toy line, who was never released in America, only in Japan, and later Europe. He appeared in the Anime “Transformers Masterforce”, he would battle a kind of sort of Powermaster Optimus Prime. This isn’t a bad action figure. It’s far from it, it has a few problems, though compared to others, it’s still stands up pretty well. The only problems I encountered with mine were that the figure suffers from loose joints in the shoulders, they will hold a pose, though if you’re moving it back in forth, it won’t keep the pose for long, and this was fresh out of the box. Otherwise the joints are fairly tight. The paint has slight issue, the colors look great, it’s that the paint can rub off in certain parts. The biggest sign of this I’ve seen was the paint on the handle of his gun, rubbed off while I was removing it from its place in Overlord’s tank mode. Of course it was a very tight fit, and I was afraid it would break if I wasn’t careful. otherwise, it’s accurate to the original toy, with each mode of this figure being based on or a direct representation of what the original toy could do. There are even subtle nods to the original’s unique use of having two powermasters to transform. The headmaster version here, is unique, and allows for joke “headswapping” for those who would want to do that. And if someone would like, could leave the head in place during the transformation, the only problem with it, is you don’t have a pilot for the tank or jet modes. I like this one, it looks good on display, especially if you have a Powermaster Optimus Prime, who could fill in for the character he fought in the Anime, which he comes from.Read full review
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Now, I knew I had wanted a Titan's Return Overlord since I first saw it come out in 2016, so I was so excited to get it. Out of the packaging, I was shaking with excitement at the fact that I had one of my Holy Grails of Transformers. I managed to get it out of the packaging and was amazed at how good of a quality this toy was. It felt like a Leader-class figure and it could pull all of the poses that I could put it in. Granted, it didn't have an ab crunch, but I completely forgive it due to the Duocon part of Overlord. From what I've seen from the G1 toy, this modern refresh is a worthy part of the Overlord name. I know Sky Shadow has been said to look better, but I prefer Overlord simply for the colors and the jet mode. There are flaws to it, like the visible robot kibble on the underside of the Mega Jet, but I can forgive it. The Mega Tank's turret does rotate, but I can forgive it due to it forming the legs. My figure wasn't perfect; however. I noticed that the right armpit, right where it connects to the body for jet mode, was cracked. I haven't had any issues with it, so I'm not concerned about it. All in all, this toy is a great addition to my collection and I cannot be happier with my purchase!Read full review
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The Titans Return line can be a bit hit or miss, as are most first party HasTak Transformer figures... this is one of the hits. Very well done, very tight, well designed and durable.
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I absolutely love Sixshot! Even before the Titan's Return version was announced I was eyeing Hexatron, which in retrospect is not aesthetically pleasing in my personal opinion. This is actually my second figure as my first had some wear and tear issues, but that leads me to talk about the varying quality assurance issues this toy has had. The most noticeable difference are the knees. My original figure had looser knees, which led to them only being able to be static when standing straight or bending the knee completely, but my second copy had tighter knees which I'm happy about. The second difference, a much minor one was the left wing; on my original copy it was tight but over time has become looser, but on the newer copy had it being loose out of the box, not a deal breaker but slightly disappointing. Even with these subjectively minor issues, Sixshot is a fun figure that's basically 6 toys in one! Completely recommend it, but not for more than 50 bucks.Read full review
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This is a neat remake of the original g1 toy. It stands around 10in tall. It is like a duo combiner. It is a tank & a jet separtly to begin with. You combine the 2 into his robot form. This version is a headmaster, so you attach the head. He then can turn into a battle station/small city. The headmaster looks like Giga from the Transformers Victory cartoon. Giga & Mega were the powermaster engines you attached to the original. This version is a headmaster version & only comes with 1 headmaster. You can store him in either the jet or the tank in vehicle form. It does have panels that open to add 2 headmasters that can become guns for it. The panels are where the powermasters went on the original. The only issue is they won't close. They didn't design it correctly. Otherwise it is a really cool toy for a collector or child. Read full review
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