Yolopark said its AMK PRO Dark of the Moon Megatron would go up at two in the morning Pacific time, and the store listing carries a publish stamp of 01:55 Pacific, five minutes inside its own deadline [1]. It is $69.99, the ship window is December 2026, and the cart control is live. When the teaser ran on 6 November it had neither a price nor a date on it. Those were the two things worth waiting for.
The kit is 22cm, built from ABS, PVC, POM and die-cast, and the listing’s own note reads “This is a non-transformable figure - Robot Mode only”. The Sentinel Prime kit from the same film carries that line too.
Yolopark’s contents line names four things, the Megatron figure, the Fusion Cannon, one interchangeable left hand and a Decepticon insignia, and the official photography puts the insignia on a small clear stand of its own. The cannon can be held in either hand or mounted on his back. The eyes light up through a magnetically activated LED, which runs on two LR621 button cells that Yolopark does not include.
The cape is a fifth entry on the store’s include list, with a condition attached. Yolopark files it as a Pre-order Exclusive Gift, available through its own online channel, and its product page carries a second gift on the same terms that the trade write-up does not mention at all, a Megatron bottle-opener fridge magnet. Both are footnoted “included with first-batch pre-orders while supplies last”, so the cloak in the key art is a thing you order early and directly for, and a thing Yolopark can run out of. A commenter called Nem asked it straight, “You’re telling me arguably the most iconic piece of his design is a limited pre-order bonus?”
Same price as the Revenge of the Fallen kit, fewer accessories
$69.99 is exactly what Yolopark charges for its AMK PRO Revenge of the Fallen Megatron. That one is 22cm as well, die-cast as well, and in stock today, and it arrives with two movable hands, the Fusion Cannon, an assembly manual and an Energon base with snake-shaped stands to put the figure on, and its LEDs light the eyes and the cannon across three selectable modes on four cells.
So the newer kit costs the same, but it has one lighting zone instead of two, one spare hand against two, and no display base. TF Hot Rod, Zoo and VVa all land on the same thing in the comments under the reveal. The base came out and the price did not follow it down. What the Dark of the Moon kit has over the older one is a mould nobody has had before, which TFW2005 calls a completely new 22-cm tooling.
No AMK PRO Megatron at BigBadToyStore, and Sentinel Prime is on a waitlist
Sentinel Prime, the companion kit from the same film and the same line, opened at $69.99 direct on 9 October and reached BigBadToyStore three days later at $89.99. This morning that listing reads PRE-ORDER SOLD OUT with a waitlist button where the cart control should be, and both of its packaging tiers are gone. Yolopark still has the same figure at $69.99, shipping this month.
The Megatron is not there in any form. A search on the Dark of the Moon line at BigBadToyStore returns three Yolopark products, the two $9.99 AMK Mini kits and the waitlisted Sentinel Prime, so the store will happily take a pre-order on a nine-dollar Megatron this morning and cannot take one on the seventy-dollar Megatron at all! It does carry two other AMK PRO Megatrons, and both cost more there than at the maker: the Revenge of the Fallen kit is in stock at $99.99 against $69.99 direct, and the Generation One kit takes pre-orders at $64.99 against $49.99 direct. Thirty dollars on the one, fifteen on the other [2].
But that pattern is not new on this line. The Shattered Glass Optimus story last month found gaps of about forty dollars on the Rise of the Beasts and Bumblebee-movie Optimus kits, so the size moves around but the direction does not.
Dark of the Moon opens Megatron in an African junkyard, hooded, half his face still missing from the last film, and closes him in Chicago turning on Sentinel Prime a few seconds before Optimus finishes him. Yolopark has built the hooded version, with the rust and the oil staining its own copy promises, and then made the hood itself the thing you have to be early for. Making the cape a first-batch gift is a strange way to sell a figure defined by wearing one.
[1] Yolopark’s teaser gave 2026-11-10 at 02:00 UTC-8 as the launch. The store listing records a publish time of 17:55 on 10 November in UTC+8. That is 09:55 UTC, or 01:55 UTC-8. That stamp is when the listing went live; nothing we read confirms the minute orders actually opened. Price read as $69.99 US on the store’s own product data, with no compare-at discount.
[2] BigBadToyStore and Yolopark were the two shops checked this morning. Entertainment Earth could not be searched from a URL and is not evidence either way, so BigBadToyStore not listing the kit is not the same as nobody else listing it. The Sentinel Prime page shows $89.99 with both the BBTS Mint and Substandard tiers sold out.
Sources: Yolopark store listing, read November 10, 2026. Yolopark product page and pre-order gift terms, read November 10, 2026. TFW2005, November 10, 2026. BigBadToyStore Sentinel Prime listing, read November 10, 2026. Images: Yolopark official product photography.