I hope you guys aren’t getting tired of Transformers. I try to mix my reviews up a bit so that you don’t have to read about the same toy line constantly, but I also wanted to get this guy out of the way before more show up. 
While hunting the Vehicon from Prime/Robots in Disguise’ third wave, I happened upon this Hot Shot figure at Walmart. I hadn’t planned on buying this figure. But when faced with a new toy during a run, sometimes the urge to bring something back is too strong. 
I’m really enjoying the Transformers Prime figures. It’s a pretty well designed line with some interesting and unique takes on the characters. But what I like most is the Arms Micron minifigures that Takara is producing for their AM line of figures. 
Just when I thought I had finished up my Transformers reviews for a while, the second wave of Takara’s Prime figures bits. I guess it’s fitting timing that their version of Terrorcon Cliffjumper is released just after Hasbro announced he’ll be among their SDCC exclusives. 
Megatron here is my last Transformers Prime review from the latest wave. I decided to take a chance on the Takara version because I was so intrigued by these new Minicon figures. Unfortunately a few issues kept me from liking the figure more. 
I’ve been stalking my local toy stores for the last couple weeks for wave 2 of the Transformers Prime figures. Growing weary of wading through torrents of Bumblebees, I finally got lucky and happened across a single Arcee while out of town for Planet Comicon. 
Wednesday’s review is a bit late due to some Internet difficulties, but I think those are sorted out now. So without further adieu, here’s my write-up on one of the more interesting figures to come out of the Dark of the Moon line: Air Raid. 
