Metroplex is a modernization of the 2005 Cybertron figure based on the animation.The original toy was approximately 13 inches tall and aligned some great toy features to the animation. Our 2022 version took the scale of this character to heart and set out to deliver this triple-moder at a whopping 22”! No instructions show this, but in a bizarre case of convergent engineering, Grandus in transport mode can combine with Metroplex in transport mode via the pegs on the former's shoulders, and the fist holes on the latter. Jizai Gattai indeed.

This Nemesis figure promises to be one of the biggest Transformers toys this side of the mighty Unicron figure. Nemesis measures roughly 23.5 inches tall in robot mode. The figure can transform into a Decepticon ship, though it requires no fewer than 36 steps to achieve that transformation. Since the story of the E3 Trailer seemingly follows on from the Fall of Cybertron VGA Cinematic Trailer, it is possible that the battleground in the VGA Trailer is also supposed to be at least partially Metroplex. This character article is a stub and is missing information on their fictional appearances. You can help Transformers Wiki by expanding it. Escape from Primus Transformers vs. G.I. Joe #12 Interestingly he has ramps in his legs so I have to wonder if an extra mode had been considered only to be left out at the last minute.This Titan's great modesty about his power and achievements together with a boundless patience necessitated by his size and alternate mode are apparent to anyone who pierces his normally less than talkative demeanor, and in the optics of many, these traits only raise his already high standing. Days later, after the Autobots located another source of energon—only for it to be halved thanks to the Decepticons—Metroplex offered to sacrifice his life, donating the energon inside him to give the Ark enough juice to launch. Optimus protested, but Metroplex had made his choice. Connecting his Spark to the Ark's fuel tanks, there was enough energon to launch the ship. The heroic titan collapsed for a final time, but was happy to see the Autobots finally leaving Cybertron, and in his dying moments, Metroplex's last words were, "'Til all are one." Legacy manufactures homes at its three facilities, located in Fort Worth, Texas, Commerce, Texas, and Eatonton Georgia, each of which range in size from approximately 97,000 square feet to over 385,000 square feet. With Legacy's control of the design and manufacturing process, Legacy can offer a variety of floor plans and features, such as fireplaces, state-of-the-art kitchens, and central up-flow air conditioning.

It's a pity he didn't come with his Mini Con Drill Bit like the original did, would have been interesting to see a mini con scaled to function with a Titan class.When the center portion of his chest is pressed down, his eyes and chest light up, and he plays an alternating series of seven voice clips and five sound effects of him eliminating a Decepticon threat, all from the Fall of Cybertron video game. Batteries are not included. Transformers: Legacy action figures are great kids’ toys and exciting collectibles for fans of all ages.

Later, Metroplex attended the first interplanetary peace conference to represent Gigantion. He enthusiastically supported Optimus Prime's suggestion to follow in the footsteps of the Ancients and build a new space bridge network across the galaxy. He was given command of one of the starships and blasted off for parts unknown. Released in the third wave of the MyClone line of Transformers PVC figures, this adorable little Metroplex comes with a hexagonal white display stand, which can link up with the identical stands included with other MyClone figures. His modular design allows his parts to be mixed and matched with those of any other MyClone figure.Metroplex was apparently designed as part of the aborted Diaclone line, Jizai Gattai (自在合体 "Limitless Combination"), given the high degree of interactivity he has with other toys confirmed as part of it—namely, the Aerialbots, Stunticons, Protectobots and Combaticons. Each of the smaller "limb" robots from these four groups (and those that came after using their basic design, like the Technobots, Terrorcons and Seacons) can plug into ports in Metroplex's shoulders and knees in robot mode, while the base modes of the four leaders— Silverbolt, Hot Spot, Motormaster, and Onslaught—can connect to him in city mode. While the former feature was included in the Hasbro instructions, the latter was omitted (For the curious, Onslaught and Silverbolt use the slots on his knees, Hot Spot and Motormaster use the protruding slots on the sides of his legs). The peg-size of Metroplex's weapons also allows them to be wielded by the leaders (minus Silverbolt) and super-robots these teams create. This interactivity was played up greatly for his Japanese release, where he was part of the Scramble City sub-line. As one of the original Titans, Metroplex's purpose was to travel to new planets and help sow Cybertronian life, sleeping in city mode until the time came to move on to the next one. Such is how he eventually worked his way to Cybertron, with Metroplex City being built around him. Our Heroes Respond He would commune with the Cityspeaker Windblade, but when the Combiner Wars began, she abandoned her duties and took up arms against the Combiners. Prelude to Transformers: Combiner Wars - Windblade This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. This mold was also redecoed to make Metrotitan, with some retooling for ramps compatible with the various Micromaster/Micro Transformer bases. This was an unexpected figure to be revealed, of all the characters to get a Titan class it was this one. He's pretty impressive though his weapon is a tad heavy for him to hold too well without leaning forward too much or the legs struggling to keep him up.