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You can check your balance anytime in your cart. Toyhacks is a company run by collectors for collectors. So check out toyhacks.com and make your collection stand out from the rest. And tell them Patriot Prime sent you. Now, on to the review. The featured button this video comes from the Transformers Buzzworthy Bumblebee Line Worlds Collide 4 Pack. And I got to give a huge shout out to my buddy Brad, who found this set for me in Texas. He sent me a quick message saying, hey, I just found the Worlds Collide 4 Pack. Do you want it? And I'm like, hell yes. Send him a quick PayPal transaction. And two days later, this is in my hands. Now the main figure I wanted out of this whole set was Nemesis Primal here. But this is a pretty good deal for $84.99, which is retail price. You get the $30 Primal, $20 Frangry, $20 Bumblebee, and $20 Black Arachnia. So it's not a bad deal for these figures. Granted, do we really need another mold of Cliffjumper there, who's now Bumblebee? So real quick, let's take a look at the packaging. You've got Buzzworthy Bumblebee, Worlds Collide. All the figures are here in robot mode. And what's cool about this packaging or a little bit different is the front has plastic, but the top in this honeycomb design has holes in it. So you can kind of stick your fingers right through there. Now there is something rattling around in here, but if you look through the top, there's a sealed section right here. So I'm assuming that sounds like instructions, maybe a couple of the accessories, but we'll find out when we open the packaging. Side of the box, you've got yellow Autobot logo. There's Bumblebee on this side and back of the packaging. You've got all the figures in robot modes and vehicle modes. Now what I'm going to do for this review is I'm going to break this down into four different reviews, one per figure because this is a big set. I really don't want to make a really long video, so I'm going to break it down. That way you guys can watch the review on whichever figure you choose. And for my last review, we're going to take a look at Bumblebee here. So now without further ado, let's get this box opened up and check him out. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. Now once you get Bumblebee all opened up and out of the packaging, you'll see he does come with a sheet of instructions that once again, this sheet covers all four of the figures in the World's Collide pack. So this is a massive sheet of instructions. But considering this is the fourth use of this mold, you should know how to transform him by now. Bumblebee also comes with this little, I guess that's the all spark. It's got a little port right there, not a port, a little hole. And this feels like soft rubber. Actually, it feels like a booger. But you got that. You've got the back portion of his vehicle or shield. And you also have the bazooka that all of this mold comes with. Of course, I like this one. This comes in that Army man greens. That's pretty cool. And then of course we've got Bumblebee himself. And he looks really good. I like the color scheme on this Bumblebee. Nice bright yellow the way Bumblebee should be. Now, like I said, this is the fourth version, actually the fifth version of this mold. If you count Netflix Bumblebee, but we have the original mold, which was Earthrise Cliffjumper, followed by Generation Selects Hubcap, followed by Generation Selects Bugbyte. Let me see if I can get everybody in shot here. Which was our first look at a mold, the Cliffjumper mold with a Bumblebee head. So you see it's the exact same head, just different color scheme. And then of course we got Netflix Bumblebee, which was that Walmart exclusive that everybody was after. Now, moving these guys out of the way, I do like the color scheme on buzzworthy Bumblebee a lot better than Netflix B. Now, Netflix B was an amazing use of the mold, but I do like the color scheme on this Bumblebee a lot more. Also, let me bring in everybody once again. If you look at their chests, each figure here does have the Autobot logo or in Bugbyte's case, the mercenary logo is on there thanks to a toy hacks decal. The buzzworthy Bumblebee, his Autobot logo is tampagraft on, so that's one nice change. Now I'm not going over all of the features and comparisons with the guy. I mean, if you have either of Cliffjumper, Hubcap or Bugbyte that mold, you know what to expect out of that figure. So now let's take a look at Bumblebee in vehicle mode. In vehicle mode, Bumblebee really pops with this nice bright yellow color scheme. He's got black here along the front, right up there in the intake, down here for a little grill and like the silver wheels. I mean, I've liked this vehicle mode. They did a real good job with this vehicle mode, big Autobot logo right there tampagraft up on top. Now of course, like all the others, he has a transparent windshield and side windows while the rear window is painted black with a black bumper across the back. So this vehicle mode looks good. I like the color, but it's nothing that we haven't seen before. So there you have Bumblebee in vehicle mode. And now for some quick size comparisons here is Transformers Buzzworthy Bumblebee World's Collide Bumblebee with Generation 1 Bumblebee, Generation 1 Classic Pretender Bumblebee, Titan's Return Bumblebee, and War for Cybertron Trilogy Netflix Bumblebee. The Transformers Buzzworthy Bumblebee World's Collide 4 Pack is a mixed bag of figures to be sure. Now personally, I absolutely loved Nemesis Primal and Black Arachnida. Fangry, I'm about 50-50 on. I like the fact we got a deluxe class Fangry that's also a headmaster, but his loose joints just kill me. It took me a while just to get him posed for this shot right here. If he had tighter joints, this figure would be awesome. And Bumblebee here, man, like I said, it's the fifth use of that mold, but I do like what he brings to the table. He's got the Tampagraft Autobot logo. He's got the correct color scheme. I just wish he was the VW Beetle just like the Netflix version. One, because I think the VW would look great in that color scheme. And two, a lot of folks missed out on that Netflix Bumblebee, and this would have been the perfect opportunity to make another one. Now once again, I want to give a huge shout out to my good buddy Brad, the Texas Toy Hunter, for finding this set for me so I could add these figures to my collection. Now if you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, don't forget to subscribe, and don't forget to click that bell icon to get notified when I upload new reviews. Once again, this is Patriot Prime, signing out. Hoah!