Transformers Legacy Deluxe Predacon Tarantulas and Elita-1 Action Figures, 2-pack

For $15 you get two deluxe which is a steal even though the figures put together are random. They are nice in their own ways. Elia is a nice female transformer while she does have a backpack which almost all female Transformers have but I do like her transformation, but my only grip is how the forearms tab in and how the other stuff tap in into the forearms. Tarantulas overall is a nice peace war character. My main rhyme with him is trying to get the legs in what is the butt of the spider the shell since his legs have a hard time trying to get in and tab in, but overall both are very nice figures in the price for $15. You're getting your moneys worth.

This was a great pickup as a bundle, especially on sale. The Studio Series 86 Bumblebee is easily the highlight—very clean G1 look, solid articulation, and a really fun, simple transformation. It feels like a definitive Bumblebee for this scale, and most collectors seem to agree it's one of the better recent versions. The Devastation Optimus Prime is more of a mixed bag, but still enjoyable. The robot mode looks good and it's fun to handle, though it's definitely smaller than expected for an Optimus and doesn't scale great with other figures. The transformation is straightforward and satisfying, but the truck mode is a bit rough and there are some hollow areas. Overall, this set works best as a value bundle rather than judging both figures equally. Bumblebee carries it, while Optimus feels more like a “good for the price” figure rather than a premium one. That lines up with what a lot of collectors say—Bumblebee is widely liked, while Devastation Optimus is usually described as “fun but kind of mid,” especially at full retail . If you get this on sale like I did, it's definitely worth it.