Toys Studio Series Deluxe The The Movie 86-29 Bumblebee, 4.5-inch Converting Action Figure, 8+

If your honestly looking for a Good transforming G1 bumblebee this is quite honestly the best option out there, In robot mode it looks flawless almost exactly like its G1 Counterpart, Colors are great and on par, The transformation is relatively easy, as long as you do it with the instructions once youll Remember how it works, Its got fantastic articulation in robot mode, In car mode it honestly looks amazing, The wheels roll, it looks clean, no holes, and its got an Accecory, quite honestly the best G1 Bumblebee in my opinion, your honestly going to find for a good price, This would also make a perfect gift for new fans or collectors, or just a kid, its durrable! He also scales well with Optimus prime,

If you can find him ANYWHERE for its retail price, you owe it to yourself to get him. He is (in my opinion) much better than the previous mass-released G1 Bumblebee, the War for Cybertron Netflix Edition Bumblebee. This guy is small, and may seem like too little for $24.99, but believe me, he's worth every penny. He’s durable, very posable (in part thanks to the transformation joints), and very photogenic. He has a fairly involved but simple transformation, his wheels are pinned meaning he can roll SMOOTHLY, and he's cute! I'm not sure what more you can ask from an updated interpretation of the original G1 Bumblebee. This guy is the real deal. I'm not sure they can ever top this one. He's scheduled to be released almost everywhere (in stores and online), so if you can get him at MSRP of $24.99 or cheaper, roll for it!

Amazing toy, and he looks great in robot or vehicle form

Yeah, TBH, I wouldn't get at full retain price. Already have the Netflix and Cybertron Bee. However, being discounted, I wouldn't mind a more color and animated accurate Bumblebee. He does compliment my TF G1 collection, and makes him more "different" from Cliffjumper. Besides, the non-part forming backpack is really a plus.

This is a cute little figure and looks great in robot mode. He has a satisfying transformation and is decently possible in robot mode. He is really tiny though, you'd expect that for a Bumblebee toy but similarly sized Kingdom Buzzworthy Bumblebee came with a bunch of accessories to make up for the small size vs. the price tag, and SS86 Bumblebee only comes with a single small gun. Quality control on my copy is a little iffy. One of the arms was detached and rattling around in the box when it arrived. Both arms pop off very easily when you rotate them at the biceps. In car mode the various sections don't quite tab together smoothly, there are gaps that can't be pressed out. None of these are deal breakers for me, but you don't like to see them in a toy meant for kids. A lot of people dislike the Chibi penny-racer style car mode. I think it's fine, but I find it odd that they molded the roof flat and boxy which feels out of place since the G1 toy the alt-modes is referencing had a curved roof. Making the roof curved wouldn't have changed the transformation at all and wouldn't have required more parts so it's just an odd choice.

As a longtime collector with deep affection for the original G1 line, I approached this Studio Series Bumblebee with cautious optimism. What I found was a figure that doesn’t just pay homage—it elevates the legacy. The sculpting is crisp, expressive, and screen-accurate to The Transformers: The Movie, with proportions that finally do justice to Bumblebee’s animated charm. The transformation is intuitive yet satisfying, with 23 easy steps. And the alt mode? A compact, clean mini car that nails the aesthetic without sacrificing playability. Compared to the G1 version, this figure is a leap forward in articulation, detail, and durability. No more brick-like limbs or sticker-reliant flair—this Bumblebee moves, poses, and displays like a true modern collectible. The included blaster and backdrop are thoughtful touches that make it feel like part of a cinematic moment, not just a toy. Whether you're a seasoned collector or introducing a new fan to the franchise, this Bumblebee is a must-have. It honors the past while proving that evolution in design can still spark joy. Better than G1? Absolutely—and that’s high praise from someone who still treasures the original.

Peak. Simply peak. I even like it better than Masterpiece, because this is an actual toy I can fiddle with and it's alt-mode is more cute.

After missing out on earthrise & buzzworthy origins, I felt like I would never get a great bumblebee until this guy came along. Easily my favorite version of the character they have made, he’s way cheaper if I bought the others & is the most enjoyable to mess around with. He’s nice and small

Pequeno, simples e bem feito, o mesmo serve para a transformação que é direta ao ponto.

Anche se troppo piccolo comunque è ben fatto, bello da regalare a chi ne fa collezione

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Definitely worth the money (retail price) and he looks great. I already had the Netflix WFC version and although I loved that one (in spite of paying 4x retail price for it) I believe I prefer this one since there's no parts transforming and it includes Bee's iconic gun.