Legends (Transformers) - Movie Legends

The Legends line went on as Movie Legends for the Transformers movie toys line. Now made up of new molds.

Series 7:

  • Jazz - Modified Pontiac Solstice.
  • Barricade - Saleen Mustang S281 police car.
  • Bumblebee - 1977 Chevrolet Camaro.
  • Ratchet - Emergency Hummer H2 search and rescue vehicle.

Series 8:

  • Megatron - Decepticon 1/142 scale Cybertronian interstellar jet.
  • Optimus Prime - Peterbilt 379 semi truck.
  • Starscream - Decepticon F-22 Raptor jet.
  • Blackout - MH-53 m Pave-Low IV helicopter.

allspark battles single pack bonecrusher-(new mold) cliffjumper-(red redeco of Movie Legends Bumblebee) autobot jazz-(re-release of Movie Legends Jazz) recon barricade-(redeco of Movie Legends Barricade)

Allspark Battles 2-packs:

  • Cliffjumper (red redeco of Movie Legends Bumblebee) vs. Recon Barricade (redeco of Movie Legends Barricade)
  • (autobot jazz)(re-release of Movie Legends Jazz) vs. Bonecrushe (new mold)
  • Rescue Ratchet (white redeco of Movie Legends Autobot Ratchet) vs. Decepticon Brawl (a new mold)
  • Nightwatch Optimus Prime (redeco of Movie Legends Optimus Prime) vs. Stealth Starscream (redeco of Movie Legends Starscream)
  • Ironhide (new mold) vs. Desert Blackout (beige redeco of Movie Legends Blackout)
  • Battle Jazz ("battle damage" redeco of Movie Legends Autobot Jazz) vs. Ice Megatron (redeco of Movie Legends Megatron)
  • Bumblebee ("battle damage" redeco of Movie Legends Bumblebee) vs. Scorponok (new mold)

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