Blokees Classic Class 10 Megatron 2007, Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron and Classic Class 22 Dark of the Moon Megatron kits side by side on white

Every Blokees Megatron Compared: Classic Class 2007, Transformers One and Dark of the Moon, Megatronus, and Action Edition G1

All six Blokees Megatron kits ToyNoble covers, compared on price, pieces, height, joints, lights and extras, with the Optimus each one pairs with and what owners report.

  • Ages 12+ to 14+
  • $19.99–$39.99
  • Researched

Every Optimus needs a Megatron, and Blokees has made one for almost every Optimus it sells. The six kits share a name and little else: two cost $39.99, stand about 7 inches tall and come with a throne; four cost $19.99, stand about 5 inches and come from three different films. We compared Blokees’ published specs and owner reviews rather than building the kits, and checked every price on Blokees’ US store on November 10, 2026. Every kit links to our researched review, and you can compare all of our researched kit reviews in one place.

If you want Buy List price Age Why
The G1 cartoon Megatron as a centerpiece Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron $39.99 14+ 45 joints, three faces, Laserbeak, a throne that stores the extras, the deepest owner record of the six
The same figure with more extras Action Edition 02 Energy Explosion Ver. $39.99 14+ Adds a handgun, Kremzeek and a Shockwave gun mode; clear purple plastic
The most building for $19.99 Classic Class 20 Megatronus $19.99 14+ 107 pieces, three hand styles, the strongest owner record of the small kits
The quickest Transformers One build Classic Class 12 Megatron $19.99 12+ 71 pieces and two stands in the box
The 2007 film villain Classic Class 10 Megatron $19.99 12+ 75 pieces, the fewest complaints of the Classic Class four
The scarred Dark of the Moon look Classic Class 22 Megatron $19.99 14+ 92 pieces, battle-damaged sculpt, the fewest owner reviews

How do all six Megatrons compare side by side?

Blokees sells Transformers kits in tiers, and the Megatrons sit in two of them. Classic Class is the roughly 5-inch, $19.99 tier with light-up eyes and chest; Action Edition is the larger $39.99 tier with inner frames, magnetic lights and far more accessories. Our line comparison explains the tiers, and you can see every Classic Class Transformers kit we cover in one place.

Kit Price Pieces Height (Blokees) Articulation Lights In the box Age Cents per piece
Classic Class 10 Megatron (2007 film) $19.99 75 About 5.12 in 20 movable joints Eyes and chest Weapons 12+ 26.7
Classic Class 12 Megatron (Transformers One) $19.99 71 About 5 in “Full articulation,” no count Eyes and chest Weapons, swap hands, 2 display stands 12+ 28.2
Classic Class 20 Megatronus (Transformers One) $19.99 107 About 4.92 in 20 points, double-jointed elbows, hip extension Eyes and chest Trident, swap hands (fist, grip, commanding), blast effects, stand 14+ 18.7
Classic Class 22 Megatron (Dark of the Moon) $19.99 92 About 4.84 in 20 joints, flexible waist Eyes Signature weapon, 2 effect parts, stand 14+ 21.7
Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron $39.99 Not listed Not listed (about 18 cm per TFW2005) 45 points, including fingers Eyes and chest, magnetic Fusion cannon, sword, mace, Laserbeak, Reflector, 3 faces, stand, 6.89 in throne, stickers 14+ Not listed
Action Edition 02 Energy Explosion Ver. $39.99 256 About 7.28 in 45 points Eyes and chest, magnetic Fusion cannon, sword, mace, handgun, Laserbeak, Kremzeek, Reflector, Shockwave gun mode, throne, stand 14+ 15.6

Specs are Blokees’ own, as recorded on its product pages; “Not listed” means Blokees leaves the field blank. Cents per piece is our arithmetic from list price and piece count, rounded to the nearest tenth.

Two naming notes. Blokees has started calling its 5-inch tier Champion Class, and TFW2005’s post on Megatronus files it under “Blokees Champion Class,” which it says was “formerly known as Classic Class”; Blokees’ own store still lists all four kits as Classic Class, so that is the name we use. Megatronus is not a second Megatron from the same film: in Transformers One, Megatronus Prime is one of the Thirteen, and D-16 takes his name. Classic Class 20 is the Prime, Classic Class 12 is D-16 after he becomes Megatron.

Blokees publishes no piece count for the grey Action Edition; owners on r/Blokees say it is the same kit in different plastic, which would put it at 256. The Classic Class kits light up from built-in battery modules, while the Action Editions switch on with a magnet you hold near the chest.

Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron: is the $39.99 kit worth double?

Blokees Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron built, front view with fusion cannon

Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron: 45 points of articulation, magnetic lights, three faces and a throne, $39.99.

For most G1 fans, yes, and the reason is everything around the figure: a three-layer build with armor panels that open to show the inner frame, three swap faces, a Laserbeak kit, a Reflector accessory and a 6.89-inch throne with compartments for every accessory. Blokees lists no height or piece count; TFW2005’s in-hand post from November 2024 calls it an 18-cm kit, a little over 7 inches. The throne is also why the box is 12.6 inches tall against 3.54 inches for a Classic Class box, so plan storage before it arrives.

Tformers reported in February 2025 that the kit first reached US comic book stores through Previews at $34.99 for a March 2025 release. Blokees’ own store lists it at $39.99 now, so a $34.99 tag is the older price, not a markdown.

Owners single out the throne storage, a stand that also fits other figures, the opening calves and the double-jointed elbows. The one-star review calls the panel seams and part fit poor, and one owner wishes the fusion cannon lit up too. Skip it only if you want a short build or a listed piece count before you pay.

Energy Explosion Ver.: what does the clear purple version change?

Blokees Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron Energy Explosion Ver. seated on the throne with Laserbeak

The Energy Explosion Ver. on the Throne of Nemesis with Laserbeak. Blokees lists 256 pieces and a height of about 7.28 inches.

Three things: the plastic, the parts list and the paperwork. The plastic is clear purple with silver and battle-damage detailing Blokees does not describe on the grey version; TFW2005 posted the first images in October 2025 and calls it a “special clear purple version” of the same Action Edition 02 kit. On top of the grey kit’s accessories, Blokees lists a handgun, a Kremzeek figure and a translucent Shockwave in gun mode, and it publishes a piece count and height, two numbers it leaves blank for the grey one. The price is the same $39.99.

Blokees Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron Energy Explosion Ver. with Laserbeak and the flying accessories

Laserbeak, Kremzeek and the Shockwave gun mode make the Energy Explosion box the fullest of the six.

The loudest owner feedback is on Reddit, where an owner posted “Do Not Buy Megatron: Energy Explosion Action Edition” in April 2026 over loose finger joints, leg armor that would not stay put and knee joints that took full body weight to seat. The replies split: some owners had the same finger trouble on Action Edition Soundwave, one says Megatron does not sit in the throne the way the box shows, and several built both Megatron versions without trouble and put it down to parts not seated fully. One reply suggests clear plastic simply holds a joint less well than solid plastic.

Decide between grey and clear before you open either box. Blokees’ pages say refunds need the item back “in their original, unopened, and sealed packaging,” with the customer paying return shipping.

Classic Class 10 and 12: which 2024 movie Megatron is the quicker build?

The 2007 film Megatron is the oldest kit here. TFW2005 posted in-hand images of the Classic Class 2007 Optimus and Megatron pair in June 2024 and described them as simple, fun kits with a touch of “chibi” proportions and a bit more height than earlier Blokees figures. With the fewest pieces of the six, it is the quickest build and the one with the least to go wrong, though one owner found it a step up in difficulty from the matching Optimus. It was released with Classic Class 09 Optimus Prime, the kit it is built to face.

Classic Class 12 is Megatron in his final Transformers One form, after D-16 takes the name, and TFW2005 ran Blokees’ first images of the Transformers One Optimus and Megatron pair in September 2024. Two display stands in the box are generous at $19.99. Owners are more mixed here than on any other Classic Class Megatron: the complaints are about a skinny, smaller-than-expected figure and, in two one-star reviews, parts that were flimsy and hard to fit, with one owner leaving the kit unbuilt. He faces Classic Class 11 Optimus Prime at the same price and scale.

Classic Class 20 Megatronus and 22 Dark of the Moon: which 14+ kit is the better value?

Blokees Classic Class 20 Megatronus built, trident pose

Classic Class 20 Megatronus: 107 pieces, 20 points of articulation, trident and blast effects, $19.99.

Megatronus is the strongest value of the four Classic Class kits, and Blokees spells out his articulation where the other pages do not: enhanced knee bending, lateral shoulder movement, double-jointed elbows and hip extension. He is rated 14+, two years higher than the earlier Transformers One kits. Owners describe a smooth build and armor detail that stands out, and the only notes against are a slightly fragile feel and a build one owner clocked at about three hours. He shares a scale with Classic Class 11 Optimus, so Transformers One fans can build the cast around one Prime.

The Dark of the Moon Megatron is the newest Classic Class kit; TFW2005 posted Blokees’ first images in November 2025, after the Dark of the Moon Bumblebee reveal. Blokees lists a damage-scorched head sculpt and a flexible waist, and unlike the film he comes without his hood or cape. His eight owner reviews are the fewest of the group, and they are the only ones to say the figure barely moves; two others say joints were tight out of the box and loosened with gentle adjustment. He belongs with Classic Class 21 Jet Wing Optimus Prime at $27.99 or Classic Class 24 Sentinel Prime at $19.99.

How do the Megatrons scale next to each other and next to Optimus?

Blokees Action Edition 02 G1 Megatron Energy Explosion Ver. built, front view in clear purple

At about 7.28 inches, the Action Edition Megatron stands roughly two inches over any Classic Class kit.

The four Classic Class Megatrons are within about a third of an inch of each other, so they share a shelf without one towering, while the Action Editions stand about two inches taller; mixing the tiers puts a 5-inch Megatron against a 7-inch Optimus. What matters more is which Optimus each one faces, because Blokees built the pairs to match. Our Optimus Prime comparison covers the other half of each pair, and our display guide covers risers, dust and light for kits with LEDs.

Megatron Matching Optimus Pair at list price Same line and scale?
Classic Class 10 (2007) Classic Class 09 Optimus Prime, $19.99 $39.98 Yes, released together
Classic Class 12 (Transformers One) Classic Class 11 Optimus Prime, $19.99 $39.98 Yes, released together
Classic Class 20 Megatronus Classic Class 11 Optimus Prime, $19.99 $39.98 Yes, both about 5 in
Classic Class 22 (Dark of the Moon) Classic Class 21 Jet Wing Optimus Prime, $27.99 $47.98 Yes; Jet Wing is about 5.28 in
Action Edition 02 (either color) Action Edition 01 G1 Optimus Prime, $39.99 $79.98 Yes, both Action Edition

Are there Megatrons in the Galaxy and Shining blind boxes?

Yes, several, if you accept that a single box is random. These are smaller kits than Classic Class, sold at $8.99 (Galaxy Version) and $12.99 (Shining Version) a box, and our blind box explainer covers how the boxes, whole sets and chase figures work. A whole set costs more than a Classic Class kit and repeats happen, so if you want a specific Megatron, the six named kits above are the way to buy one.

Wave Megatron in the wave Blokees’ listed odds Chase
Galaxy Version 01 Roll Out, $8.99 G1 Megatron 1 in 9 Special-paint Optimus, not Megatron
Galaxy Version 05 One, $8.99 D-16 COGGED 1 in 9 Metallic Optimus
Galaxy Version 06 Parallel Universe, $8.99 IDW Megatron 1 in 9 Not a Megatron
Galaxy Version 07 One Wave 2, $8.99 Megatron 1 in 12 Metallic Megatron, 1 in 36
Galaxy Version 09 Darkest Hour, $8.99 Megatron 1 in 12 Special Scan Megatron, battle-damaged face, 1 in 36
Shining Version 01 Shining Roll Out, $12.99 G1 Megatron, glowing eyes 5 in 36 Metallic Megatron, 1 in 36
Shining Version 03 Shattered Universe, $12.99 IDW Miner Megatron 5 in 36 IDW Gladiator Megatron, 1 in 36
Shining Version 04 Spark of Deception, $12.99 IDW Megatron 5 in 36 Iridescent Megatron with extra parts, 1 in 36
Shining Version 05 Eternal Rivalry, $12.99 Megatron 1 in 6 Not a Megatron

What do owners report about each Megatron?

Blokees Classic Class 20 Megatronus in a lunging pose with the trident

Megatronus owners praise the smooth build; one calls him a little more fragile than other kits.

What follows is paraphrased from the reviews on Blokees’ store as we recorded them for our reviews, plus the Reddit thread linked above. Counts are small on two of the kits, so treat them as early signals.

Kit Reviews and average What owners like What owners flag
Action Edition 02 (grey) 30, 4.8 Throne stores everything, stand fits other figures, opening calves, double-jointed elbows, lights Poor seams and fit in one review, a missing cannon part, no light in the arm cannon
Action Edition 02 Energy Explosion 6, 5.0 Face options, clear plastic, clear instructions, Shockwave extra On Reddit: loose fingers, stiff knees, armor that will not stay, and a throne he does not sit in as pictured; other owners report none of it
Classic Class 10 (2007) 17, 4.9 Easy build, lights, batteries installed, detail Slightly harder than the Optimus, small, few accessories, one suggests glue on fixed parts
Classic Class 12 (Transformers One) 28, 4.5 Menacing eyes, easy build, hidden cog detail, two stands Skinny, smaller than expected, flimsy parts in two reviews, pieces loose on the tray, instructions
Classic Class 20 Megatronus 20, 4.8 Smooth build, armor detail, tight hips for poses, blacklight look Slightly fragile, about three hours for one builder, battery life
Classic Class 22 (Dark of the Moon) 8, 4.5 Movie accuracy, battle wear, price Tight arm joints, few painted details, “barely any movement,” no hood

The pattern: Action Edition complaints are about fit and fingers, the price of 45 joints and articulated hands; Classic Class complaints are about size and sturdiness, the price of $19.99. Keep the box until the build is done, since one Action Edition owner reported a missing fusion cannon part and Blokees’ Megatronus page says its team will help with specific part requests.

FAQs

Do any of these Megatrons transform?

No. All six are snap-fit display kits that build into robot mode and stay there: the G1 Megatron does not become a pistol, the movie Megatrons do not become jets or tanks, and the Transformers One kits have no vehicle modes. The nearest thing is the translucent Shockwave in gun mode that comes with the Energy Explosion version. If a converting figure is the point of the gift, our Transformers model kit guide explains the difference between kits and figures.

What ages are the Megatron kits for, and why do the labels differ?

Blokees rates the 2007 and Transformers One Megatrons 12+ and the other four 14+, and does not explain the change on its pages; the two 12+ kits were released in 2024 and the 14+ kits from 2025 on, so it reads as a shift in labeling rather than in the kits. Every page carries the warning “Small parts. Not for children under 3 years,” which the CPSC’s small parts guidance explains, and Blokees asks that builders at or under the label age work with a guardian.

How long does each Megatron take to build?

Blokees does not publish build times, so the only figures come from owners. One Megatronus owner reported about three hours and called himself slow; other Megatronus and 2007 Megatron owners describe the builds as quick and easy. Piece count is the rough guide: the 71- and 75-piece kits are evening builds, the 107-piece Megatronus a long evening, and the 256-piece Action Editions with articulated fingers a multi-hour project, with one Reddit owner mentioning eight hours on a different Action Edition kit.

Do the kits light up, and do they need batteries?

The Classic Class kits use built-in LED modules with batteries; owners of the 2007 kit say the batteries came installed, and one Megatronus owner says his lights trigger when the figure is shaken and wishes the batteries lasted longer. The Action Editions light by a magnetic module held near the chest, with no light in the fusion cannon on either version. Blokees’ pages warn that loose batteries are a swallowing risk and belong out of small children’s reach.

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