Big size and high detail! Voice Actor Taiyuki's In-Depth Review of "Transformers Earthrise ER-10 Scorponok" Part 2 [Taiyuki's Toys and Games Vol. 2

Voice actor Yasuyuki, who loves robots more than anyone else in the voice-over industry, begins a new series of articles in which he plays with the latest toy toys and hobbies that interest him!

In this second installment, we continue with the ER-10 Scorponok, the latest item from the Transformers Earthrise series, which has been attracting a lot of attention for its shockingly large size!

In the last issue, we introduced the Defense Base Mode and Scorpion Battleship Mode, and this time we take a closer look at the Robot Mode!

This time, we'll take a closer look at the robot mode!

Part 2: Transformers Earthrise ER-10 Scorponok (Part 2)

So, it's time to transform into robot mode!

Stow the scorpion tail, remove the cannon and purple panel.

Legs are deployed backward. The arms are also rotated from the shoulders.

Deploy the ankles from the legs and fold them to hide the space with the panels.

Once standing on the ground, deploy the toes, which are often forgotten.

Push in the silver panel on the back and store the scorpion's legs inside. The leg tips should look like the image.

Secure the scorpion's tail by connecting it to some joints on the back.

Raise the silver panel at the waist and rotate 180° at the waist.

Attach the shoulder cannons and leg panels.

Head on and you can see ......

The "Skolponok" robot mode is complete.

The majestic standing figure. How do you like it?　The painting is highly accurate, and the satisfaction level is amazing.

The shield can be mounted on the back. The glimpse of the scorpion's leg parts is irresistible.

The shield can also be mounted on the arms.

After all, the Scorponok is a shield with a claw, right?

Head and chest. Facial expression is very well finished. The metallic blue color on the chest is a nice accent. The detailed painting is perfect!　Thank you very much!

Titan class-like eye details are hidden under the goggles.

The Decepticon mark placed on the abdomen is nice.

The details and paintwork are very well done, which is only possible with this size. There really is a lot to see.

The legs are also shown.

The Scorponok is exquisitely balanced to make the square silhouette of the robot look cool. The design could have been a bit monotonous, but the overwhelming amount of information makes it look super cool.

Let's continue the review on the next page!