Transformers Legacy Squeezeplay
The set was released as a 4-pack. I’m probably going to skip opening these, as they were already released in proper colors and I don’t have any real use for Prime Cliffjumper.
Squeezeplay
Be careful not to misplace his pistol, as all of the weapons are packed together along with the other bots in this set.
Headmaster Lokos
A former smuggler and air pirate on Nebulos, Lokos enjoys the upgraded physical power being binary-bonded to a Decepticon like Squeezeplay provides.
With the Squeezeplay Transtector.
Head On!
Functioning mainly as a Decepticon Saboteur, Squeezeplay rarely uses stealth and prefers to go all out as a raging, one-robot wrecking crew and just smash everything so that the Autobots don’t have anything left to work with. Armed with armor-piercing fangs and crushing claws, Squeezeplay tears through everything in his path without ever stopping.
The figure is a heavy retool of Headmaster Mindwipe.
Unlike the G1 toy, plugging in the Headmaster doesn’t reveal the stats on the figure’s chestplate anymore.
Squeezeplay comes with his “mace”. I don’t see it as a mace, but a shield, though…
For actual weapons, he comes with a Browning pistol.
The pistol resembles the Browning gun series that the G1 Megatron toy hailed from.
The pistol can also be mounted to complete the look of the mace/ shield weapon.
Lokos can ride inside the torso cavity in alt mode.
Squeezeplay’s gun forms the tail of the alt mode.
The Rotating Blasters on the sides of the beast mode can be positioned forward to give the alt mode some more firepower.
The pincers can be opened and closed.
Overall, not bad, I guess. I have to say it sucks that Hasbro decided to release the Decepticon Junior Headmasters as parts of various multi-packs (first Fangry, now this. followed by another 4-pack with Horri-bull). I wish they could’ve at least done the toys justice and not just be simple retools of existing toys, but instead be all new molds. But, alas….
At least I waited and was able to get this set on clearance, the SRP was insanely high for a bunch of mostly redecoed figures.
I wonder if they’ll re-release the Junior Headmasters as a stand-alone 3-pack later on?
This set was released as a Target Exclusive in the U.S.
Gold
