Transformers Studio Series Allicon Revealed at SDCC 2026, Converts to Alligator Mode in 14 Steps

Hasbro's SDCC 2026 Transformers panel introduced a deep-cut Decepticon pull for Studio Series collectors. Confirmed via Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 Transformers brand panel, the Studio Series Allicon figure is a 5.5-inch figure based on the original Transformers movie, slated for release in Spring 2027, with pricing still to be announced.

This is a confirmed reveal with a release window set, though pricing remains pending, so here's what's included.

What's Confirmed About This Figure

Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 panel materials confirm the following:

  • Revealed at SDCC 2026 during Hasbro's official Transformers brand panel
  • Scale: 5.5-inch figure
  • Based on the original Transformers movie continuity
  • Converts from robot to alligator mode in 14 steps
  • Includes attachable spear and back fin accessories
  • Release window: Spring 2027
  • Retail price not yet officially announced

Why Allicon Is a Notable Studio Series Pick

Allicon is a comparatively obscure character even among original Transformers movie continuity figures, so his inclusion in the Studio Series lineup reflects Hasbro's continued willingness to dig into deeper-cut characters for the line rather than sticking to its most recognizable cast members. The alligator alternate mode also gives the figure a distinct silhouette compared to the vehicle and jet modes that dominate most Studio Series releases.

What the 14-Step Conversion Signals

A 14-step conversion process places Allicon roughly in line with other mid-complexity Studio Series releases, more involved than the simplest deluxe-class figures but well short of the leader-class figures' most elaborate transformations. Collectors should expect a moderately involved but manageable transformation experience rather than an especially quick or especially complex one.

For displaying the figure in either robot or alligator mode, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand gives the figure stable support regardless of mode.

For collectors building out a broader Studio Series shelf, EVORETRO's articulated action figure stands work well across a range of similarly scaled figures.

Why Pricing and a Firm Date Are Still Pending

SDCC reveals for figures slated a year or more out frequently arrive without finalized pricing, since Hasbro typically confirms MSRP closer to the actual preorder window rather than at the initial announcement. Collectors should treat the Spring 2027 window as a planning guide rather than a guaranteed release date until Hasbro issues a formal preorder announcement.

How Allicon Fits Into Hasbro's Broader SDCC 2026 Slate

Allicon was revealed alongside other official Studio Series and Age of the Primes announcements at the same panel, giving Transformers collectors a fuller picture of Hasbro's upcoming release calendar rather than a standalone surprise reveal. Deep-cut character picks like this one are typically a sign that Hasbro sees sustained demand for filling out its original movie continuity roster.

Common Mistakes Collectors Make

  • Assuming this figure is already available for preorder given its SDCC reveal
  • Budgeting around an assumed price before Hasbro's official announcement
  • Underestimating the display space needed for the figure's alligator alternate mode
  • Confusing Allicon with more mainstream Studio Series Decepticon releases

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was this figure revealed?

At Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 Transformers brand panel.

When is it expected to release?

Spring 2027.

Is pricing confirmed?

No, pricing has not yet been officially announced.

How many steps does the conversion take?

14 steps, from robot to alligator mode.

Final Thoughts

Allicon gives Transformers collectors a deep-cut original movie continuity figure with a distinct alligator alternate mode, even with pricing still pending ahead of its Spring 2027 window. Watching for Hasbro's formal preorder announcement is the clearest next step.

Having sturdy stands ready means the figure is properly supported in either mode once it arrives.

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