Transformers Toys Studio Series Rise of The Beasts Core Noah Díaz Exo-Suit Toy, 3.5-inch, Action Figures for Boys and Girls Ages 8 and Up

I have no complaints with this figure! Some might say "ugh, a parts former." Or "that's not 100% like in the movie!" But this seems like it was based on concept art before the movie was out, and has sooo much going for it.So for starters, you have a very well articulated human in armor with a fixed blade on one hand and an optional cannon for the other (not unlike megaman). The face is a helmet with a thin Y of blue kinda like a mandalorian helmet or a spartan helmet. Looks awesome! Also besides being a cool design choice from an asthetic perspective, it also let's you imagine YOU are in the armor.Now the backpack. It's versatile as a sort of transformation without asking much from the human, so no painful folding up. It folds into a backpack and has two spots to mount the cannon: the nose for aerial combat, and between the vertical stabilizers at the back to add a 4th thruster(the back pack has its own rectangular shaped thruster at the end, and there is a thruster in each foot). There's also a peg that comes out and can be a handle for delux class and maybe voyager class bots to use like a gun...or pretend it's a camera and the backpack is flying above doing recon while Noah is on the ground...kinda like MCU Falcon.It's honestly a night and day comparison with the Witwicky guy they made a toy of. Noah is sooo much better. Not the greatest transformer, because he isn't a transformer...he's just a guy.

Phenomenal figure!!! honestly, one of the best Transformers Studio Series figures to come out for core class! Noah himself is super articulated,The “Jet” alt mode can detach from the back… and can be used as either a jet pack for any Transformers generation figure with a 5 mm port on the back, or could double as a weapon by pegging the smaller blaster in and even be used as a makeshift shield for your deluxe, voyager, or leader class figures. Overall, you’re getting more bang for your buck with this guy, I highly recommend it!

This is a surprisingly great figure. Plane is a backpack and detachable giving the figure maximum mobility. There are no autobot insights is on the figure so it can pass as a generic power armored figure or troop for the toy box.I was even able to make a makeshift gerwalk mode that is pretty passable.Fun figure and recommended.

As described. Perfect condition

This guy here came in early as a pre-order, and I am pleased I stayed with my initial request. Right away, you could feel a tiny-bit of heft for the size as the action figure is very well constructed. No plastic burrs or imperfections on my unit. Head sculpt is spot on with paint detail highlighting the technical aspects of Noah’s suit. I appreciate the alt mode as much as the bot/human exp-suit, but also love how the jet-pack can be used on other figures with that 5mm “action” hole.Purchase with confidence!10/10

Weird situation for Hasbro. To make a figure of a character who is a human, and who never "transforms" in the movie... in a toyline that has to have a transforming figure in it. Honestly, I think they found a clever workaround, not only by giving him the "jet mode" that is a simple backpack you can remove and enjoy the figure without it, but that they went out of their way to not have any unnecessary kibble be stuck to him at all in "robot mode" is greatly appreciated for both movie accuracy and for play.

Great and fun figure that turns from armored hero into a jet mostly due to backpack. Jet pack is removable and can turn into a blaster for bigger figures!

I don’t understand hasbro’s reasoning here. Core Class usually indicates a 4 inch scale and they could have done that here perfectly but failed, it’s more 3 inch-3.5 inch scale. The sculpt could have been much more accurate but that isn’t either. Looks like a megablox figure. And what’s with the random backpack plane?