Robosen announced a new auto-converting Transformer today. After launching its self-transforming Optimus Prime in 2021, the company set its sights on Grimlock, the Autobot-allied leader of the ...

Robosen Robotics, the robot maker that released an auto-transforming version of Autobots leader Optimus Prime in 2021, is giving the same treatment to Grimlock, the leader of the Dinobots who prefers ...

Robosen’s Transformers Grimlock Auto-Converting Robot ships this fall for even deeper pocketed fans. Robosen’s Transformers Grimlock Auto-Converting Robot ships this fall for even deeper pocketed fans ...

Hasbro has unveiled new Transformers figures inspired by the original comic book series, and you’re seeing them first here at ComicBook.com! The first Transformers comic was produced by Marvel between ...

Game Director for Transformers: Fall of Cybertron reveals how High Moon saved the Dinobots from extinction Matt Tieger has decided that what he wants in his next game is a giant Tyrannosaurus Rex from ...

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One of the biggest crowd-pleasers in Michael Bay's Transformers: Age of Extinction was the arrival of the fan-favorite Dinobots and their leader, Grimlock. But you can't just introduce a ...

Let's face it, the magnificent metal beast known as Grimlock is one of the coolest Autobots ever to emerge from the planet Cybertron, and the more adventurous mischief he gets into in the vast ...

Even before we got our first look at Grimlock in the first teaser trailer for High Moon Studios' full-fledged "robots in disguise" follow-up, Transformers: Fall of Cybertron, everyone's favorite ...

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