Transformers Toys Studio Series Rise of The Beasts Core Arcee Toy, 3.5-Inch, Action Figures for Boys & Girls Ages 8 and Up

This particular Arcee is quite small at 3.5in with exceptional quality.The articulation of the figure is exceptional for figures in general. Arms, shoulders, waist can even spin, head turns left/right/up/down. Most joints are ball and a few slide. See the shoulder in the picture, features both ball/slide excellent for posing.Durability seems solid enough. Not toddler proof, but good for kids and collectors alike.

My son loves transformers. He has seen every movie they have made.

She's tiny! I like her alt mode but its kinda annoying to Transform and wouldn't recommend for a younger child. Comes with blaster that turns into her kick-stand and a front wheel can be used as a saw weapon.

Arcee is definitely, for the most part, in scale with the other SS RotB figures, but thats also a downside because I really do like Arcee and would love to have a deluxe size version with more articulation as well. There is the mainline version, but I would prefer a Studio Series version because that one is a bit lacking as well. Considering it's size, this Core Class Arcee has the articulation points needed, but the screen accuracy isn't entirely there, especially with all the back kibble. Anyways, for the price, its still a great purchase.

It’s actually a pleasure to get to be one of the first people to write a proper review about this character so thank you for reading if you are.This figure is a solid meh, as a Studio Series figure it’s not great and I wouldn’t recommend it for collectors because they will rip it to threads. As a $10 Transformer it’s pretty good.I’m going to be talking about the figure from two different viewpoints, the collectors viewpoint, and the average persons viewpoint. If you only care about this as a Transformers toy, scroll down past the next paragraph. If you care about it as a collectors item, then read on.As a collectors item, this is seriously ok, nothing more. The detail on it is alright, it’s not fantastic and it definitely doesn’t live up to what I expect from a Studio Series figure. But it’s not an awful figure and I actually enjoy it. The paint job is pretty good for the size and price of the figure and the transformation isn’t easy but it also isn’t difficult. For a $10 item is pretty good. However, there are a flurry of complaints I have to throw at it. The overall size of the figure is kind of pathetic next to other characters from the Bumblebee movie line and other members of this line. It is by far the smallest Transformer we have ever gotten in regards to the newer live action movies. It’s even smaller than Bumblebee Shockwave. However, it’s not terrible for display if you know how to display these kinds of things. If you surround it with medium sized bots and put a larger bot farther away from it, then it looks fine. But if you put it directly next to a larger bot like Bumblebee Optimus Prime it looks almost human sized. This figure also absolutely does not scale up with the Bumblebee line Arcee. It’s actually pretty much dwarfed by it. However, the small size of this character does not make up for the fact that it’s vehicle mode is gigantic compared to other Studio Series vehicle modes. It is the same size as the Bumblebee Volkswagen Beetle, and clears the top of the Dropkick Chevy Camaro. I kind of saw this coming though, because the Studio Series characters are smaller than Transformers characters used to be, and we were all aware that the moment they had to do a smaller vehicle it was going to turn out disappointing and it did. However, I don’t hate this character I actually kind of like it. It adds a nice Transformer size variety to my shelf, and it’s definitely fun to mess with once you memorize the transformation. The weapon storage is also pretty cool. It turns into the engine on the bottom of the bike and I actually thought that was a really creative choice. Overall It’s pretty solid but it definitely has cons.As a toy I think this is really cool. For the price it’s definitely not disappointing. The transformation isn’t too difficult but it isn’t super easy. It’s a good starter transformer for people who are getting interested in the brand now that new movies are coming out. The paint is pretty good and I don’t have a lot of complaints about it, it’s definitely not as detailed as Studio Series characters usually are but it seems like none of the characters in this line are. It’s pretty cool and for the price I don’t think it’s bad. Overall it’s pretty good.In general, it’s actually quite cool. I can’t say I’m disappointed I bought this.

The initial product photos of this figure do not do her justice. She has a lot of nice sculpted detail especially in the face, has a fun transformation and decently tight joints. The way the weapon becomes the motorcycle’s kickstand is pretty neat too.

I bought this not expecting anything crazy from the figure, transformation, or quality and thats exactly what I got. now I'm not saying any of these are bad but just don't get your hopes up too high either. the paint apps are just enough for what they need to be for arcee to be recognizable. articulation isn't crazy but gets the job done. and transformation is simple but innovative making the least amount of strides for a decent end result.

Very cool I like it it’s very nice quality and very well designed I like it