Toys Cyberverse Action Attackers Ultra Class Alpha Trion Action Figure

Kids can collect other Action Attackers figures, each sold separately, to discover the signature attack moves of favorite characters from the Cyberverse series -- one of the best ways to introduce young kids and new fans to the exciting world of ! The war between heroic Autobots and evil Decepticons continues on the Cyberverse animated series! Discover the unique powers and skills of each Cyberverse character, and see how those powers will be used to defend Earth or threaten it. Easily convert and attack with Cyberverse Action Attackers toys! Simply convert Alpha Trion figure from robot to vehicle mode in 7 steps. The last step of conversion activates the figure s Laser Beam Blast Action Attack move! Once converted, move can be repeated through easy reactivation steps. and all related characters are trademarks of Hasbro. Includes Alpha Trion figure and instructions Ages 6 and up Warning: Choking Hazard - Small parts may be generated. Not for children under 3 years. 7.5-INCH ALPHA TRION FIGURE: Ultra Class Alpha Trion figure stands 7.5-inches tall. Similar figure scale to Voyager Class action figures (sold separately) REPEATABLE ATTACK MOVE: Convert the heroic Autobot Alpha Trion to perform his signature Laser Beam Blast Action Attack move. Fun attack move can be repeated through easy reactivation steps 2-IN-1 CONVERTING TOY: Easy conversion for kids 6 years old and up! Convert Alpha Trion toy from robot to vehicle mode in 7 steps. Makes a great gift for kids CYBERVERSE CHARACTER: Classic Alpha Trion toy robot inspired by the wise Autobot mentor from the Cyberverse cartoon, as seen on Cartoon Network and YouTube INSPIRED BY CARTOON NETWORK SHOW: In the G1-inspired Cyberverse series, giant robots from the planet Cybertron engage in epic battles, activating signature abilities known as Action Attacks! Kids can imagine unleashing this special power with this Action Attackers figure

Toys Cyberverse Action Attackers Ultra Class Alpha Trion Action Figure