Much like other 3A figures, Blitzwing comes with light-up eyes that can be activated using two LR-44 batteries.

Blitzwing's design was used in the More Than Meets the Eye comic book as the basis for a generic member of the Titan Hunters, chumming around with that continuity's Lugnut. Jet modes. The Legends toy wins this hands down. I mean…just look at them. No contest so I won't waste more words. NEXT. During the Great War, Blitzwing functioned as Diabla's handler during her stint as an Autobot spy, being the one who ultimately had her return to her faction. A later encounter with the Autobot Bumblebee ended in a humiliated Blitzwing being left for dead and swearing revenge on the scout. Several thousand years later, Blitzwing made his way to Earth during the Cold War and fell under the command of Malignus. Let's not mince our words: Blitzwing really, really looks like Starscream. First off, his design is based on the classic Generation 1 Seeker body-type (which is used by multiple other characters in the film), but with vehicle kibble of an F-4 Phantom II instead of an F-15 Eagle. Second, he is wearing the classic red and greyish-white colors of the original Starscream.Blitzwing's involvement in the preceding events, or events mostly similar, were also chronicled in the novel Transformers: Bumblebee: The Junior Novel. hell, no way around it. You know what.? Blitzwing is a muthaf**** war machine, let go big or go home. let’s own that massive jet mode”

During the battle for the Decepticon Space Bridge, Blitzwing attempted to keep Blurr and Bumblebee from interfering with Megatron's battle against Optimus Prime. The speedsters proved too much for him, however, running in circles around him until his rotating faces got dizzy. They then slapped a pair of stasis cuffs on him, and "random" Blitzwing cried that his arms had "fallen asleep" as the cuffs paralyzed him. The Cool Episode 7 After the defeat of the Autobots, Blitzwing praised Starscream as the obvious choice for Decepticon leadership, threatening to crush anyone crazy enough to suggest otherwise...or, at least, the imagined version in Starscream's dream did. The real Blitzwing was none too pleased about Starscream falling asleep in the middle of the Decepticons' staff meeting. Starscream's Fantasy My biggest complaint is the hulk hands. They are quite useless and any extra that could be spent on the main figure I'm always for. DLX Blitzwing is a non-transforming figure based on his appearance in the Bumblebee movie, standing at 10.6 inches tall and made to scale with their DLX Bumblebee. He uses die-cast parts painted parts to match the character model.Moving on from these stupid things in a hurry, transforming him into his other modes is fairly complex without crossing over into the realm of complicated or fiddly. It's fun to do which I think is essential for a triple changer, though as with many of his three-way brethren, one mode always looks worse than the others. And as usual with Blitzkrieg, it’s the jet mode. Released by Trumpeter, Blitzwing is a pre-painted and well articulated model kit. He comes with his blaster, his spike blade and a base.

Blitzwing was part of Megatron's band of Decepticons, chasing down the Autobots who had rediscovered the long-lost AllSpark. He was visibly frustrated (though he maintained his "Icy" persona) when Megatron along with the Autobots disappeared through a Space Bridge gate. The Cool Extra #3Only think to know, is when transforming him there are some rectangle pegs that are really tough to peg in. Especially the knee parts. I was really afraid of breaking them when trying to force the pegs in. The robot mode at least is decent, though I wish he had real feet instead of nostalgia pads. He looks good with astrotriain at least. The front view wouldn't be terrible if those tank treads werent so...out there. Blitzwing was never a super trim jet, but this is ridiculous. Imagine trying to pose this on a figure stand?