Eight Age of the Primes figures went up for pre-order today, and all eight listings were read at BigBadToyStore this afternoon with a live pre-order control on every one. [1] The Leader Class pair is $59.99 each, the Voyagers are $42.99, and the Deluxes are $29.99.

The Leaders are Onyx Prime The Deceiver and Starscream. The Voyagers are Guzzle and Cybershark. The Deluxes are Sky Guard, Autobot Breakaway, Decepticon Wild Rider and Alpha Bravo. TFW2005, which has the official photography, files them as items shown at New York Comic Con in October. [2] But the prices and the order buttons have not been on them until today.

Nobody is asking for money yet

None of the eight asks for a down payment, and BigBadToyStore’s terms sit on the listing in two lines: no payment is due until the product is available to ship, and a customer may cancel any time prior to payment. The other pre-order we wrote up today behaves nothing like it. Takara’s Missing Link C-16 Arcee went up at the same shop earlier today at $149.99, and that one takes a $15.00 non-refundable down payment to hold a slot. The Hasbro eight take nothing. For anyone working out in November how much of a 2027 wave to commit to, all eight can be held now and dropped in February without losing a deposit.

Two of them land a month before the rest

The arrival estimates are not uniform. Guzzle and Cybershark, the two Voyagers, are estimated for February 2027. The other six, both Leaders and all four Deluxes, are estimated for March. Anyone taking all eight is placing a February order and a March order, and both Leaders sit in the March one with the two largest prices on the list. ToyHypeUSA puts the window at February to March 2027 “depending on retailer”, which is a different claim: at BigBadToyStore the split runs figure by figure inside the one shop. [3] BigBadToyStore says on every listing that an arrival date is an estimate and not guaranteed.

The Age of the Primes Cybershark package, the robot mode and the shark alt mode

Cybershark is the one worth turning over. The alt mode is a blue and silver shark with green fins and a mouth full of teeth, and the robot it folds into is green and silver with a pair of translucent blue fin blades standing off its back.

There are two Onyx Primes in this line, and only one of them is orderable

Age of the Primes already shipped a Leader Class figure called The Thirteen Onyx Prime. It is still on BigBadToyStore’s shelf at $65.99, out of stock, with a waitlist button where the cart control would be. [4] The new one is Onyx Prime The Deceiver at $59.99, with a working cart control. They are two different figures, but a search on the name returns both, so the waitlist button comes back alongside the one that adds to a cart.

The Age of the Primes Starscream figure in robot mode

Starscream is the other Leader, black and dark grey rather than the usual red and white, carrying a green and blue cannon across its chest with the Decepticon badge sitting below it. ToyHypeUSA files it as the Machine Wars Starscream. [5] Hasbro’s packaging says only Starscream.

Where else they went up

ToyHypeUSA names Entertainment Earth, BigBadToyStore, Amazon and GameStop as carrying today’s pre-orders. [3] BigBadToyStore is the one we read first hand; the other three are its report rather than ours. The Age of the Primes Autobot three-pack we covered at the end of October is in stock rather than on order, and its price is the nearest comparison on the site.

1 ^ All eight BigBadToyStore listings read on 10 November 2026 between 21:30 and 22:20 UTC, under the names BigBadToyStore gives them: Leader Class Onyx Prime The Deceiver and Leader Class Starscream at $59.99, Voyager Class Guzzle and Voyager Class Cybershark at $42.99, and Deluxe Class Sky Guard, Autobot Breakaway, Decepticon Wild Rider and Alpha Bravo at $29.99. Quoted prices are the BBTS Mint tier. The Mint Pro and graded tiers above it are packaging grades, not the product price, and are not quoted here. Prices and availability are set by the retailer and can change.

2 ^ TFW2005 gives the sizes as 7.5 inches for both Leaders, 7 inches for Cybershark, 6.5 inches for Guzzle and 5.5 inches for each Deluxe.

3 ^ ToyHypeUSA’s own figure list for 10 November 2026, which carries the retailer list and the shipping window.

4 ^ Read 10 November 2026. The $65.99 is that listing’s own product price, on the same tier as the eight above it. The waitlist control and the sold-out state were both on the page.

5 ^ The Machine Wars attribution comes from ToyHypeUSA’s figure list. Nothing on Hasbro’s packaging in the official photography carries that name.

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