The internet seemed to erupt pretty quickly with hate for Jazz. So, I was a little skeptical about the figure when I first got him. Well, that was unfounded. He is a fine figure. Is he the best? Nope. But, there are a lot of things that are done right.
First off, it looks like Jazz. He has the wide body with the front of the car making up his chest. He has wheels on his shoulders, and wheels on his outer legs. The colors are there, just like they should be. The only thing missing is the shoulder-mounted rocket launcher... but we haven't seen that since his first issue back in 1984.
Like with the Legends Class, the Deluxe Class figures come with a card as well. This one says "Onyx Jazz". Onyx Prime is one of the original 13 Primes, and is the Prime of the Beasts. I would have imagined him teaming up with a Dinobot, rather than Jazz, but as per the card, it looks like teaming up with Onyx will improve Jazz's fighting.
As with all of the Deluxe figures, Jazz comes with a weapon, and "Prime Armor." The gun is very reminiscent of his G1 blaster, with a square body and and angular barrel that flares in the middle.
The Prime Armor can be worn on the forearm as a weapon and shield, or it can be attached to the chest of the Deluxe figure. In this case, Jazz is hanging with Vector Prime, since we don't have Onyx Prime yet.
From the front, the chest mounted armor works, but from the side, it looks pretty silly. It seems that it would have been much better if it had been torso armor instead. Hasbro did such a good job with the big chest of Jazz, but it doesn't work too well with the additional armor added on.
Transforming Jazz into vehicle mode is very familiar if you have been collecting the Combiner Wars figures. It has the same sort of folding parts that we have seen before. I am still once again amazed that Hasbro was able to make good looking robots, vehicles, and still be able to have them transform into arms and legs for a Combiner.
Jazz continues with his Porsche vehicle mode. This time around, he is a Le Mans style Porsche. I am sure much faster than the original G1 935 Turbo. He has his familiar #4 on the hood and sides. Where it used to say "Martinii" It now says "Autobot Jazz."
On the back of the car, you can see the telltale port that is the same as with all of the Combiner Wars figures.
The Prime Armor can fit on the back of Jazz in vehicle mode. He can also carry his gun. I do wish the gun could be stored away inside the vehicle, but at this point, with a giant hunk of armor on the roof, there is not disguising this Transformer.
Along with a number of ports for holding weapons, there are also a number of posts for Prime Masters or Titan Masters to stand around. Why they would do that, I don't know, but they are there anyway.
And of course, as we go full circle in this Prime Wars Trilogy, we come back to the beginning. The Deluxe Class figures can become arms or legs and combine with the Voyager Class figures. I haven't been able to get my hands on the first two Voyager Class figure (Grimlock and Starscream) yet, so Battle Core Optimus will be stepping in to take control of the new recruits. On the directions of Jazz, it shows using Grimlock as the body, and having Jazz along with the rest of the Deluxe Figures of wave 1 becoming the limbs. That is a bit problematic as the Decepticon Dreadwing is a part of the first wave of figures. Alas, he will be a part of this first Combiner team until new recruits are released in wave 2, and then he can go and spread his doom and gloom on Starscream's team.
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Transformers: Generations Power of the Primes Deluxe Class Autobot Jazz
The Autobots and Decepticons use Prime Masters to wield the incredible powers of the most legendary bots in the universe: The Primes. Prime Masters carry the spark of a Prime, allowing them to share a Prime's godlike ability with other bots. Anything is possible and everything is at stake when the Power of the Primes is unleashed.
- 5.5-inch scale Generations Deluxe Class figures feature the details and articulation fans look for in a Transformers robot figure
- Autobot Jazz figure converts between robot and sports car mode in 18 steps
- Attach the Prime Armor accessory to the chest of Autobot Jazz figure
- Prime Masters figures (not included, each sold separately) can fit inside the Prime Armor accessory
- Combine this Autobot Jazz figure with 3 Deluxe Class Power of the Primes figures and 1 Voyager Class Power of the Primes figure to form a Combiner super robot (additional figures each sold separately)
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Deluxe Class Autobot JazzThis Power of the Primes Deluxe Class Autobot Jazz figure stands 5.5 inches tall in robot mode and comes with a converting Prime Armor accessory. Insert a Prime Master figure (not included, each sold separately) into the accessory, attach it to the figure's chest, and imagine Autobot Jazz wielding the power of a Prime. The Deluxe Class Autobot Jazz figure converts between robot and sports car mode in 18 steps. Combine it with other Power of the Primes figures -- 3 Deluxe Class and 1 Voyager Class -- to form a giant Combiner super robot (additional figures each sold separately). |
Works with Prime Master FiguresPower of the Primes Deluxe Class figures work with Prime Master figures (not included, each sold separately, subject to availability). Collect Prime Master characters and imagine Autobot Jazz has the powers of the 12 Primes, the godlike bots who shaped the Transformers universe. See how Autobot Jazz might use these powers with the included collectible character card. Prime Master figures are not included, each sold separately, subject to availability. |
Daredevil Autobot Special Ops AgentAutobot Jazz is a daredevil special operations agent who takes on the most dangerous Autobot missions. He believes in doing it with style or not doing it at all. The 12 Prime Masters carry the god-like abilities of the Primes: powers including time travel, infinite knowledge, and the ability to forge mystical weapons and artifacts. How will Autobot Jazz wield their incredible power? |
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Includes Deluxe Class Autobot Jazz figure, Prime Armor accessory, blaster accessory, collector card, and instructions.
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A good figure that has a good likeness of G1 Jazz
The internet seemed to erupt pretty quickly with hate for Jazz. So, I was a little skeptical about the figure when I first got him. Well, that was unfounded. He is a fine figure. Is he the best? Nope. But, there are a lot of things that are done right.First off, it looks like Jazz. He has the wide body with the front of the car making up his chest. He has wheels on his shoulders, and wheels on his outer legs. The colors are there, just like they should be. The only thing missing is the shoulder-mounted rocket launcher... but we haven't seen that since his first issue back in 1984.Like with the Legends Class, the Deluxe Class figures come with a card as well. This one says "Onyx Jazz". Onyx Prime is one of the original 13 Primes, and is the Prime of the Beasts. I would have imagined him teaming up with a Dinobot, rather than Jazz, but as per the card, it looks like teaming up with Onyx will improve Jazz's fighting.As with all of the Deluxe figures, Jazz comes with a weapon, and "Prime Armor." The gun is very reminiscent of his G1 blaster, with a square body and and angular barrel that flares in the middle.The Prime Armor can be worn on the forearm as a weapon and shield, or it can be attached to the chest of the Deluxe figure. In this case, Jazz is hanging with Vector Prime, since we don't have Onyx Prime yet.From the front, the chest mounted armor works, but from the side, it looks pretty silly. It seems that it would have been much better if it had been torso armor instead. Hasbro did such a good job with the big chest of Jazz, but it doesn't work too well with the additional armor added on.Transforming Jazz into vehicle mode is very familiar if you have been collecting the Combiner Wars figures. It has the same sort of folding parts that we have seen before. I am still once again amazed that Hasbro was able to make good looking robots, vehicles, and still be able to have them transform into arms and legs for a Combiner.Jazz continues with his Porsche vehicle mode. This time around, he is a Le Mans style Porsche. I am sure much faster than the original G1 935 Turbo. He has his familiar #4 on the hood and sides. Where it used to say "Martinii" It now says "Autobot Jazz."On the back of the car, you can see the telltale port that is the same as with all of the Combiner Wars figures.The Prime Armor can fit on the back of Jazz in vehicle mode. He can also carry his gun. I do wish the gun could be stored away inside the vehicle, but at this point, with a giant hunk of armor on the roof, there is not disguising this Transformer.Along with a number of ports for holding weapons, there are also a number of posts for Prime Masters or Titan Masters to stand around. Why they would do that, I don't know, but they are there anyway.And of course, as we go full circle in this Prime Wars Trilogy, we come back to the beginning. The Deluxe Class figures can become arms or legs and combine with the Voyager Class figures. I haven't been able to get my hands on the first two Voyager Class figure (Grimlock and Starscream) yet, so Battle Core Optimus will be stepping in to take control of the new recruits. On the directions of Jazz, it shows using Grimlock as the body, and having Jazz along with the rest of the Deluxe Figures of wave 1 becoming the limbs. That is a bit problematic as the Decepticon Dreadwing is a part of the first wave of figures. Alas, he will be a part of this first Combiner team until new recruits are released in wave 2, and then he can go and spread his doom and gloom on Starscream's team.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2017
First off, it looks like Jazz. He has the wide body with the front of the car making up his chest. He has wheels on his shoulders, and wheels on his outer legs. The colors are there, just like they should be. The only thing missing is the shoulder-mounted rocket launcher... but we haven't seen that since his first issue back in 1984.
Like with the Legends Class, the Deluxe Class figures come with a card as well. This one says "Onyx Jazz". Onyx Prime is one of the original 13 Primes, and is the Prime of the Beasts. I would have imagined him teaming up with a Dinobot, rather than Jazz, but as per the card, it looks like teaming up with Onyx will improve Jazz's fighting.
As with all of the Deluxe figures, Jazz comes with a weapon, and "Prime Armor." The gun is very reminiscent of his G1 blaster, with a square body and and angular barrel that flares in the middle.
The Prime Armor can be worn on the forearm as a weapon and shield, or it can be attached to the chest of the Deluxe figure. In this case, Jazz is hanging with Vector Prime, since we don't have Onyx Prime yet.
From the front, the chest mounted armor works, but from the side, it looks pretty silly. It seems that it would have been much better if it had been torso armor instead. Hasbro did such a good job with the big chest of Jazz, but it doesn't work too well with the additional armor added on.
Transforming Jazz into vehicle mode is very familiar if you have been collecting the Combiner Wars figures. It has the same sort of folding parts that we have seen before. I am still once again amazed that Hasbro was able to make good looking robots, vehicles, and still be able to have them transform into arms and legs for a Combiner.
Jazz continues with his Porsche vehicle mode. This time around, he is a Le Mans style Porsche. I am sure much faster than the original G1 935 Turbo. He has his familiar #4 on the hood and sides. Where it used to say "Martinii" It now says "Autobot Jazz."
On the back of the car, you can see the telltale port that is the same as with all of the Combiner Wars figures.
The Prime Armor can fit on the back of Jazz in vehicle mode. He can also carry his gun. I do wish the gun could be stored away inside the vehicle, but at this point, with a giant hunk of armor on the roof, there is not disguising this Transformer.
Along with a number of ports for holding weapons, there are also a number of posts for Prime Masters or Titan Masters to stand around. Why they would do that, I don't know, but they are there anyway.
And of course, as we go full circle in this Prime Wars Trilogy, we come back to the beginning. The Deluxe Class figures can become arms or legs and combine with the Voyager Class figures. I haven't been able to get my hands on the first two Voyager Class figure (Grimlock and Starscream) yet, so Battle Core Optimus will be stepping in to take control of the new recruits. On the directions of Jazz, it shows using Grimlock as the body, and having Jazz along with the rest of the Deluxe Figures of wave 1 becoming the limbs. That is a bit problematic as the Decepticon Dreadwing is a part of the first wave of figures. Alas, he will be a part of this first Combiner team until new recruits are released in wave 2, and then he can go and spread his doom and gloom on Starscream's team.
A good figure that has a good likeness of G1 Jazz
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2017
The internet seemed to erupt pretty quickly with hate for Jazz. So, I was a little skeptical about the figure when I first got him. Well, that was unfounded. He is a fine figure. Is he the best? Nope. But, there are a lot of things that are done right.Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2017
First off, it looks like Jazz. He has the wide body with the front of the car making up his chest. He has wheels on his shoulders, and wheels on his outer legs. The colors are there, just like they should be. The only thing missing is the shoulder-mounted rocket launcher... but we haven't seen that since his first issue back in 1984.
Like with the Legends Class, the Deluxe Class figures come with a card as well. This one says "Onyx Jazz". Onyx Prime is one of the original 13 Primes, and is the Prime of the Beasts. I would have imagined him teaming up with a Dinobot, rather than Jazz, but as per the card, it looks like teaming up with Onyx will improve Jazz's fighting.
As with all of the Deluxe figures, Jazz comes with a weapon, and "Prime Armor." The gun is very reminiscent of his G1 blaster, with a square body and and angular barrel that flares in the middle.
The Prime Armor can be worn on the forearm as a weapon and shield, or it can be attached to the chest of the Deluxe figure. In this case, Jazz is hanging with Vector Prime, since we don't have Onyx Prime yet.
From the front, the chest mounted armor works, but from the side, it looks pretty silly. It seems that it would have been much better if it had been torso armor instead. Hasbro did such a good job with the big chest of Jazz, but it doesn't work too well with the additional armor added on.
Transforming Jazz into vehicle mode is very familiar if you have been collecting the Combiner Wars figures. It has the same sort of folding parts that we have seen before. I am still once again amazed that Hasbro was able to make good looking robots, vehicles, and still be able to have them transform into arms and legs for a Combiner.
Jazz continues with his Porsche vehicle mode. This time around, he is a Le Mans style Porsche. I am sure much faster than the original G1 935 Turbo. He has his familiar #4 on the hood and sides. Where it used to say "Martinii" It now says "Autobot Jazz."
On the back of the car, you can see the telltale port that is the same as with all of the Combiner Wars figures.
The Prime Armor can fit on the back of Jazz in vehicle mode. He can also carry his gun. I do wish the gun could be stored away inside the vehicle, but at this point, with a giant hunk of armor on the roof, there is not disguising this Transformer.
Along with a number of ports for holding weapons, there are also a number of posts for Prime Masters or Titan Masters to stand around. Why they would do that, I don't know, but they are there anyway.
And of course, as we go full circle in this Prime Wars Trilogy, we come back to the beginning. The Deluxe Class figures can become arms or legs and combine with the Voyager Class figures. I haven't been able to get my hands on the first two Voyager Class figure (Grimlock and Starscream) yet, so Battle Core Optimus will be stepping in to take control of the new recruits. On the directions of Jazz, it shows using Grimlock as the body, and having Jazz along with the rest of the Deluxe Figures of wave 1 becoming the limbs. That is a bit problematic as the Decepticon Dreadwing is a part of the first wave of figures. Alas, he will be a part of this first Combiner team until new recruits are released in wave 2, and then he can go and spread his doom and gloom on Starscream's team.
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