In the original cartoon, Megatron stands at six meters like Optimus, roughly 19.6 feet tall. Strangely enough, his alternate mode was a small handgun that even humans could hold, showcasing the concept of "mass shifting." The live-action movie makes Megatron even more terrifying by having him stand at 35 feet tall.
Hasbro has now said that Megatron officially stands 35 feet and weighs in at 5.7 metric tons. BotCon Malaysia 2007 featured a parking space which was "Reserved for Megatron". A car parked in the space had been totaled, presumably by the Decepticon leader for taking his spot.
The latest in the Masterpiece series! Megatron will include his pistol, energy sabre, energy mace and the Kremzeek mini figure! He stands an impressive 12" tall.
From Takara Tomy Transformers Masterpiece MP-05 Megatron stands an impressive 12.0-inches tall in robot mode. Not only is this figure incredibly detailed, but it comes packed with an extinsive array of accessories.
6x8x3 and 0.7 pounds Transformers Masterpiece Edition MP-51 Arcee: Based on the original cartoons! Transformers Masterpiece Edition Arcee is here and ready to fight Decepticons and Unicron! With cartoon-inspired deco and the Takara-Tomy engineering you love, Arcee looks amazing with her pink finish.
Starscream is a Cybertronian mech which means he has a humanoid root-mode and an alt-mode which can be a vehicle or an object. Starscream's alt-mode is a plane. According to Character Profile Wiki, Starscream is 7 meters (20 feet) tall in his root mode and weighs about 120 tons.
The producers said that they made him as mute, to show that his bond with Sam went beyond words. Bay stated in an early interview that Bumblebee stands about 17.5 feet tall (5.33 m), but the official guide to the Transformers video game says he is 16 feet tall (4.88 m).
The 12ft tall Transformers models have the capability of engaging in conversations with guests in both tone and demeanours that are consistent with their characters.
From Takara Tomy Transformers Masterpiece MP-36+ Megatron G1 Toy Version stands an impressive 11-inches tall in robot mode. Not only is this figure incredibly detailed, but it comes packed with an extinsive array of accessories.
Standing 170 feet (52 m) tall and reaching speeds of 65 miles per hour (105 km/h), it opened in 1988 as the world's tallest and fastest looping roller coaster with a record-breaking seven inversions: three vertical loops, a boomerang (also known as a batwing), and two regular corkscrews.
In The Transformers: The Movie, Unicron's height appears to be anywhere from several kilometers (as when handling Galvatron) to several hundred kilometers (as when attacking and destroying Lithone and Cybertron's moons, and attacking Cybertron).
