TransformersToys Generations War for Cybertron Deluxe Wfc-S37 Brunt Weaponizer Action Figure - Siege Chapter - Adults & Kids Ages 8 & Up, 5

I like the Weaponizer concept and the way that Weaponizer figures can combine with other figures, but Cog and Sixgun both suffered a bit in execution, largely by having weak vehicle modes.Brunt is far better in this regard. First of all, he's unique in that he's never had a robot mode before: previously, "Brunt" was just some pieces of Trypticon that could be put together to form a futuristic tank. His vehicle mode is decidedly better than Cog or Sixgun's, fitting together well and not having any floppy bits. He even has a fully working turret than can spin 360 degrees as well as moving vertically.Robot mode is perhaps his weakest mode. As I said, he's never before had one so his look is new, based on the Centurion Drones featured in the comic book Transformers: Stormbringer. His claws are pretty cool but he has few 5mm ports so he can't attach as many weapons as other figures.Finally, there's his Weaponizer modes. He's got a couple fewer pieces than Cog or Sixgun, so he can't be combined in quite as many ways but I think he winds up working better anyway. By default he can either turn into a pair of cannons (one mounted backpack style over the shoulder), a shield, and the standard platform boots, or he can turn into "Serpentine Mode" which is basically his whole body mounted upside down on the other figure with his arms attached to his feet sticking over the other figure's shoulders to form giant pincer arms. I quite like this mode- it's pretty heavy so it can make balance an issue for a Deluxe class figure, but it works well on Voyager class figures. I particularly like sticking it on Leader class Shockwave so that he's got a total of six arms- it's pretty wild looking.

I purchased Brunt because I thought his robot mode looked cool- big chunky claws, intimidating face, bulky build. He looked like a cool Decepticon bruiser. His transformation into a tank is fun and pretty easy to do, and looks cool as well. The colors pop in either mode, he's got a sort of visible attitude to him when you pose him, he's just great.But the real benefit of Brunt is how he disassembles into a ton of weapons and armor for other Transformers to use- which he does a great job of. There's a lot of ways to use him, lots of different modes that can attach to other characters, and even if you don't want to have someone else wearing this guy as a power suit, it works amazingly for play- because you can tear him into bits and put him back together easy peasy. You want some big bot tearing a dude in half? Yanking a robot arm off? Brunt's your guy.

Great Weaponizer that would go great in any collection. Mostly purple color scheme matches well with most deceptacons. Nice alt mode that kinda reminded me of Galvatron a little bit. He does pull apart like most weaponizers and it doesn't bother me at all. Also side note of course you can weaponize your other weaponizers, so the combinations are endless. I think he really goes well with leader class shockwave.

As soon as I took the figure out of the packaging the head split in half. Had to use superglue to put it back together with some hiccups. Nonetheless the figure as a whole is amazing and has great play value! Kinda sucks that the head broke. But I think thats more telling of hasbro than Amazon. I've had problems with hasbro recently when it comes to things like this. QC is non existent which is unacceptable.

Brunt is an excellent addition to the siege line up. Using a robot design from the IDW comics was the perfect choice to use on this figure. As a parts former he holds together much better than the other 2 weponizer. Joints are tight and be posed easily. His armor modes are not as well executed as the others but robot and tank modes are solid. I would also recommend not trying to pull the lower arms straight out as the mushroom peg is likely to pop out. Simply bend the arm at what will be the elbow and it will come out fine. Would recommend picking him up

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I have never once had a Brunt figure and I'm happy to say this guy is THE BEST! I love my Brunt figure so much and I have to say that his paint applications work incredibly. He is highly durable and highly articulated for rough play, and can be posed with little effort! This figure is worth the money and isn't going to disappoint collectors OR kids.This Siege toyline is fantastic allover...

I know my pictures don't do it justice, but if you need a Brunt for Trypticon than get this figure. Sure, he's a partsformer, but who cares at least his parts do something to add appeal to other figures for crying out loud that's why he's called a "weaponizer". Now, my Trypticon doesn't feel "naked" without his tank drone. And I don't care if that sounds weird at all.