Add an unusual transformation to your collection with Hasbro G1996 Transformers Age of the Primes The Thirteen Amalgamous Prime. This Voyager Class figure stands approximately 5.5 inches tall and combines a robot configuration with a mechanical spider-tank form. Instead of following a familiar car or aircraft silhouette, this release concentrates on a more alien machine with several ways to rearrange its parts.
Amalgamous Prime converts from robot to spider tank in 21 steps. The figure can also separate into smaller vehicles and weapons, giving you alternatives beyond the two main modes. That modular construction lets you explore the individual components and arrange them as a group, then bring everything together again for a single robot or tank display.
The box includes the figure, five accessory pieces and instructions. Among the attachable equipment are a cog orb and a scythe weapon. The scythe creates a different outline from a standard blaster, while the orb gives the robot a recognizable extra detail. Articulated joints let you adjust the figure’s stance around that equipment. This combination of detachable sections and distinctive accessories makes Amalgamous Prime a release focused on changing forms and configurations.
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About Amalgamous Prime
Amalgamous Prime belongs to the Thirteen Primes, the ancient figures linked to the beginnings of Transformers mythology. His identity is associated with changing shape rather than remaining tied to a single familiar vehicle. The Age of the Primes figure turns that idea into a physical feature through its spider-tank mode and separable components. It therefore adds a different kind of character to a display of the Primes: one whose changing construction is as important as its robot appearance.
