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Now, on to the review. The featured button in this video is the brand new Transformers Shattered Glass Starscream. And I think this figure here is the last one that wraps up this Wave 1 of Hasbro's new Shattered Glass series. So take a quick look at the packaging. We've got Starscream right there behind the plastic. Transformers Shattered Glass. The box is that weird angled box which is actually pretty cool looking. You've got Starscream right there on the corner. This side of the box you got Starscream opening fire with his Nolray. On the back Starscream in Robot Mode and Vehicle Mode. This side of the box is more of the same artwork. Also, since this Starscream here came from Hasbro Pulse, it came with an included comic book. All sealed in plastic with a backing. So now, without further ado, let's get the heroic Starscream opened up out of this packaging and check him out. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. Now, once you get Shattered Glass Starscream all opened up and out of the packaging, you'll see he does come with a sheet of instructions that as usual are very well illustrated and easy to follow. But you should know how to transform this figure by now because this, I believe, is the 10th version of this mold. Of course, you had the original Siege Starscream, Thundercracker and Skywarp, followed by the Cybertron Skittle Squad. Then you had Red Wing, Hotlink, and lastly, the Sparkless Seeker. Starscream also comes with these two Nolrays, done in a nice white, and then his extra accessory for the Shattered Glass Line, this really cool sword. I love this thing. Done with a red handle and a translucent blade. I think this thing really pops. I know I always say I hate translucent plastic, but that's on my box. I love it when it's used for a weapon. And as an energy blade, this is really cool. I like how you can look right through and see Starscream behind the sword. That is awesome. Plus, this thing splits in two so he can dual wield. How sick is that? I love this. So now let's take a closer look at Shattered Glass Starscream himself. Now I went ahead and gave Starscream all of his weaponry. I attached the Nolrays up there on the upper arms, you know, where they're supposed to go. But these do have a five millimeter peg so you can put them in his hand. You can attach them to the forearms, leave them attached to the wings. Whatever you want to do. I love the sword. The sword looks so good in the hands of Starscream. But be advised, when you have the sword combined in its single form, you want to make sure not to push the handle all the way into the fist. Because if you do that, the fist is going to separate the secondary handle causing the swords to pop apart. Now this long handle here, you do have plenty of room to put the longer handle. Hey, that was a nice move there, Starscream. There's plenty of handle right there to push down to the point where the secondary handle is just touching the fist and he holds the sword perfectly. So just watch out for that. Now as I said earlier, this Starscream is nothing but a repaint of the existing Siege mold. So this review is going to be more of a comparison. If you want to see a full review on one of the Siege molds, man, I have plenty of them, check out my review of the original Siege Starscream in the link above. Now when I first saw pictures online of Shatterglass Starscream, I really wasn't that impressed with him. I just didn't like all of the white and the red. But once getting him in hand, I love him. He looks so good. And the white really makes all of the molded details really pop. And not to mention I love the face sculpt. Face sculpt looks really, really good. It's the solemn expression from the Siege Seeker mold, instead of the smirky face that I have on Starscream here. Now Starscream originally had a solemn face and I traded his head out with Thundercrackers, which looks a lot better. Now the Siege Starscream, or excuse me, Shatterglass Starscream, there is some clear plastic right here, so he can do some light piping, but it's not that great. Let me see if I can get this to shine through. I mean, his eyes are so small, it really doesn't pop like some of the other figures with the light piping. He's got a red Decepticon logo there on the chest. I mean, great paint applications for what he has. There's not a lot of them, but what he does have really, really pops. And I think these two look great together. And now real quick, I guess I should have shown this a while ago, let's go ahead and take a look at what Starscream looks like with both swords in his hand. He's got the dual-wheeled option here. Go ahead and put this sword in this hand. That is a tight fit for that second handle. There we go. And let's go ahead and rotate this around so the blade is facing forward. And that looks pretty sweet. I dig it. I mean, this figure is so cool, especially considering it's a figure or a mold that I have tons of. So let's go ahead and take a look at Shatterglass Starscream in Jet Mode. In Tetra Jet Mode, Shatterglass Starscream looks great. I love the clean white look. He just looks so good. I dig the extra added paint applications right there along the nose because if you compare him to the original Siege Starscream, there really wasn't that many paint applications on the nose other than the tip that Shatterglass Starscream does not have. So they really look a lot different. Another thing I like is the Decepticon insignias on the wings opposed to how the Siege versions had them up here on the main body. I just think on the wing looks better for a jet. Also, as you can see, the swords mount really good on the jet and actually add to the silhouette of the fighter. I mean, I dig that. That looks awesome. They attach right there on the wing and then of course you attach the guns underneath on the arms to really give it a unique look opposed to the Siege version. Another thing I like, and I think I bragged this on many of the Siege repaints is they fix the chest area here because on Starscream, the first of these molds, this section here popped off every time you tried to transform it. No longer a problem with the newer molds. So yeah, this thing looks really cool like the blue cockpit right there. Lots of nice details. And not to mention the jet fire look really comes through in tetra jet mode. So there you go, guys. Transformers Shatterglass Starscream in tetra jet mode. And now for some quick size comparisons. Here is Transformers Shatterglass Starscream with Shatterglass Megatron. And man, those two look really good together. Earthrise Starscream and Generation 1 Starscream. Transformers Shatterglass Starscream is another great addition to the Shatterglass line. This figure really surprised me because when I first saw him, I thought, oh man, not another seeker mold, but Starscream's white and red color scheme really work. Not to mention I love the sword that he comes with. It's just so cool. So here's a nice Shatterglass Starscream. So does a Transformers Shatterglass Starscream belong in your collection? Well, if you're collecting the Shatterglass line, absolutely. If you love the seeker mold, absolutely. And if you're a Starscream fan, absolutely. This is a great figure and a good way to top off the end of the Shatterglass line because that's what it is. I've not seen any information anywhere if this line's going to continue. And I hope it does because I'd like to see more heroic Decepticons. Though I'm not that big a fan of the heroic look as I am the evil Autobots. I think those evil color schemes are awesome. But nonetheless, this is a great figure and I love the addition of the sword energy weapons. That is so cool. He just looks awesome. That's how he's going to display on my shelf. So yeah, if you see this guy pick him up, you are not going to be disappointed. Now guys, 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 videos. Also, if you're in any position to help out the channel, I do offer channel memberships here on YouTube and I want to give a huge shout out to all my current channel members because it's your support that helps keep this channel growing. Once again guys, this is Patriot Prime, signing out. Hula!