This section covers fiction that is ongoing. It will be added to as the story progresses. If it isn't current, you can help by updating it. TRANSFORMERS G2-INSPIRED DESIGN: This Transformers: Legacy 7-inch G2 Universe Jhiaxus robot toy is inspired by the animated series, Transformers: Generation 2, updated with a Generations-style design Please note that the exclusivity listed for toys below applies to the United States. Also, most of Legacy's exclusives were available through Hasbro Pulse as well, but in much smaller numbers than their "main" outlets. To the right of the head is what appears to be some type of targeting device. This is inpired by the pylons that sit on either side of the traditional Seeker head. In the early 90's the Transformers line underwent a transition from the original series (later called Generation One) to a follow up line called Generation 2. In support of this series was a new comic book mini-series of the same name. This series introduced a new antagonist: Jhiaxus. The unusual name is a play on the words "Gee, axe us.", a reference to comic book cancellation (which had already happened to Transformers once at this point). Jhiaxus was part of an offshoot of the Transformers race who had long ago abandoned the Autobot versus Decepticon conflict. An alternate version of the character would be introduced years later in the IDW Publishing title, and that version would get the action figure treatment in 2014. Prior to that, there was a Jhiaxus in the "Robots in Disguise" toy line, but generally that is considered a completely separate version of the character. This Voyager Class figure is the first toy to represent the character as he appeared in the Marvel Comics G2 title and is an entirely new sculpt.

EPIC MODES: Action figure converts from robot to Cybertronian jet mode in 23 steps. Comes with 2 combinable blaster accessories HARNESS THE POWER OF ENERGON: Gear up with Cybertron’s most powerful substance, Energon! This Transformers G2 universe Jhiaxus figure comes with an Energon blaster that attaches in both modes Jhiaxus's name is a play on "gee, axe us", a phrase which expressed writer Simon Furman's dread of the Generation 2 comic's cancellation by Marvel. Some toy listings featured "Evolution" as part of the toyline's name in its first year, [8] far before the Evolution branding was officially introduced.Due to their sheer scale, all HasLab campaigns are kept in-house and are thus sorta kinda joint exclusives between Hasbro Pulse, TakaraTomy Mall, and a very select list of secondary retailers with Hasbro and TakaraTomy's blessing to cover additional regions around the globe. Bulkhead: Definitely not the best use for this mold for sure. It reminds me of when Botcon did a displaced movie Megatron out of RID Breakdown in 2015. On the eve of the Expansion, Jhiaxus told Nemesis Prime that he suspected Galvatron of having his own agenda. The point would become moot, however, once their plans unfurled. Devastation #6 After Cyclonus secured the Nega-Core and activated its guardian, Jhiaxus initiated the Expansion with Nemesis Prime and the rest of the Dead Universe crew. Spotlight: Cyclonus Jhiaxus was Nova Prime's chief theoretical strategist and pioneer of gestalt technology. It is implied that he left with his leader aboard the original Ark spacecraft and subsequently was lost in the Benzuli Expanse. He created the first combiner robot, Monstructor, in an attempt to engineer the ultimate Transformer. Unfortunately, the combination process drove its members insane. They proved too volatile to remain free, and were eventually imprisoned by Omega Supreme after Jhiaxus's departure. Spotlight: Optimus Prime Amongst his other experiments was the introduction of gender to the Cybertronian genome, produced by his tampering with the CNA of Arcee. This had the slight side effect of turning her psychotic. His present ministrations involve the prepping of the Nega-Core in anticipation of the Expansion. Spotlight: Arcee

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. After the seeming death of Viewfinder, Spectro and Spyglass sought out Jhiaxus to stabilize them for individualized life. BotCon 2016 Reflector profile card Theft of the Golden DiskThis TRANSFORMERS: LEGACY 7-inch LEADER BLITZWING robot toy is inspired by the animated series, The Transformers, updated with a Generations-style design. BLITZWING terrorizes his opponents by switching between his three modes in battle, laughing all the while! The triple changer action figure converts from robot to jet mode in 32 steps and from robot to tank mode in 41 steps. BLITZWING also comes with a sword, 2 blaster accessories and features a rotating turret in tank mode BigBadToyStore listing: "Transformers Generations Legacy Evolution Voyager Wave 1 Set of 2 Figures" (outdated, "Evolution" has since been removed) On the inside of each lower leg panel are the halves of the central stabilizer fin. Swing each of those out.

Jhiaxus's name is apparently very difficult for IDW's writers to spell. Known variations to date include " Jiaxus", " Jihaxus", and " Jihauxus". I'll take my GENERATIONS figures with all the extra details and gribbles that are now "inacceptable" for the "premium" lines. In the IDW continuity, Jhiaxus' obsession with improving the Cybertronian form has led to him altering even his own body. This has resulted in a chassis that strongly resembles an entirely different Starscream.Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame. Universes collide! Transformers: Legacy brings together fan-favorite characters from across the Transformers multiverse. Figures feature deco inspired by their universe with an updated Generations design. In honor of the almost 40-year legacy of Transformers entertainment, the fandoms come together from across the Transformers multiverse, all in one toy line. Jhiaxus was a spectator of the second week of the Speedia 500 on Velocitron. Velocitron Speedia 500 Part 3 Games Transformers Legends Q: Could we also see more accurate versions of them and the TFP characters in Studio Series though? A: Entirely possible, they’re talking about expanding Studio Series beyond movies."— TFW2005 asking Hasbro about more accurate redos of Prime characters