Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

  Aloha folks, I am back here with another review. And this time it is with Devcon. Another figure that I held off opening for months. How does he fare as a figure? Without delay, let's get started. Boxing    We get the hollow boxing as always. He has a pretty cool artwork where he looks like he crashing a party (jumping in). The QR code didn't work again for me. Like I said in the previous Crashbar review, I wonder if it is a time sensitive profile we are dealing with? Out of the box Where do I start? He doesn't feel as light or loose like Crashbar. His weapon gimmick isn't his limbs but a rifle and two thrusters which can be formed into a three pronged weapon. The thrusters can be worn on the back to make it look like a jetpack, but I forgot to do a shoot on it. I do like his Cybertronian design and color scheme. Very similar to his G1 appearance (his only one actually in the episode The Gambler ). Here he is using Crashbar's weapons as a bonus...

  Welcome folks. It's been a long time, almost half a year since I did a TF review. I finally got around to doing one. TF Legacy Crashbar everyone! Without delay, lets get started! Boxing     Your standard cheap as heck boxing. No plastic windows. I had this guy in his box prison for nearly half a year. Time to let him out. *Note: I'm not sure if it's because I was late to the party, but I couldn't scan his QR code. It would bring me to a Hasbro profile select screen. When I scanned Legacy Bombshell, it worked fine so it could possibly be a time issue. The profiles get taken down after a small window of time. That is dumb if that is the case. * Crashing the party  So this guy is very light and a weaponizer. To a degree he can split his limbs altogether for a gimmick that is shown on the box. You can even take his arms off which is not shown here in this review, but I stumbled upon it by accident. As a figure, he is a little too small and light. And ...