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Includes 6 blast effects and a G1-inspired Sky Spy accessory that sits on top of Teletraan-1 mode GOLDEN DISK CARD: Includes a Golden Disk card that reveals a possible destiny of a key character. Subject to availability) - Includes Transformers Generations War for Cybertron: Kingdom Titan Class figure, accessories, Golden Disk card, and instructions. Includes Transformers Generations War for Cybertron: Kingdom Titan Class figure, accessories, Golden Disk card, and instructions. Collect other Kingdom figures to reveal all 3 alternate destiny variants for each character! The Autobot Ark comes from Michael Bay's Transformers Dark of the Moon movie from 2011. * Mint on Card Autobot Ark converts between Ark ship and robot mode in 26 steps. *NOTE: We cannot guarantee any type of box condition on this figure due to the packing size* The Ark robot stands about 19-inches tall and includes the accessories below!
- Includes a Golden Disk card that reveals a possible destiny of a key character.
- Ship mode features landing gear and a ramp that comes down.
- (Each sold separately, subject to availability.
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- Figure’s chest piece can be removed and converts into the Autobot computer, Teletraan-1, with detailed heads-up displays.
- Both disks fit in the WFC-K18 Dinobot figure’s hands (sold separately, subject to availability).
- Autobot Ark converts between Ark ship and robot mode in 26 steps.
- Collect other Kingdom figures to reveal all 3 alternate destiny variants for each character!
- Comes with 2 Beast Wars-inspired Golden Disk accessories (Voyager and Vok).
- (Each sold separately.
- Fit included Optimus Prime and other micro figures inside the ship mode!
Reviews
Cliente Amazon
The little extras are also a nice touch. Here is a neat addition to the set, the command center / bridge can be pulled upwards and removed from the ship, attached to it underneath is a very interesting triple changer that can form a Robot called Mainframe which is actually pretty nice, it also transforms into the iconic Teletran-1 (the Arks computer) and then back to the command bridge that fits back into Ark. The ship mode looks great except for the four large gaps in the hull due to transformation. Back in the days of the 1984 G1 era, the Ark was simply a doomed spaceship that brought the Transformers to Earth.
Emu
The media could not be loaded. i make transformer videos for a living and i needed this badly and it is the best thing in the world Transformation is pretty straight forward but this thing is heavy and needs some strength to articulate.
Gianluca Lavacca
These gaps can now be filled by the purchase of an aftermarket kit that provides gap fillers. This here is the Titan version meaning its a big Robot form. Thank you very much for not just sticking label on original box! The hands are semi articulated and the wrist, knuckles and the thumb is movable at its base.
Chitrok The Slayer
This can be removed or left in the ship when transformed. Recommended. The joints are pretty much all ratched for better rigidity of pose, these ratchets need to be stiff, and they are that.
Client d'Amazon
Ark is amazing and should go without saying. The command deck window piece can be raised to show the command deck and internal detail where Prime can be stood.
Ivan Acosta Martinez
The latest entry into the mythos is the War For Cybertron Trilogy that sees the Ark become sentient and become a Transformer for the forst time 38 odd years. It came in a separate box packed well. Accessories include blast effects for the engines, a really really small Optimus Prime figure that stands in the command bridge, two small golden disks and a small probe like the one seen in the G1 cartoon. This Transformers Ark titan figure is great fun!
Flyboy
Das is very goot The Ark stands well, looks very impressive and is worth a purchase. Detail is very nice, three landing legs fold and lock into place and the rear of the ship has a fold down ranmp for tiny mini figures to use. Again, an aftermarket kit will provide fully articulated fingers.
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