Transformers, according to the plot of their Revenge of the Fallen film, refuel by exploding suns and harvesting the energy. It’s probably not the most environmentally friendly method, to be honest. But Jolt and his fuel-efficient vehicle mode goes some way to redress the balance.

Toasters are bad news in the movies. They should be kept well away from forks, bath tubs and shards of the Allspark. In Transformers Revenge of the Fallen, an armada of kitchen appliances is turned into mischievous little robots by the energy of the Allspark and one in particular, a little toaster called Ejector, has made it to Hasbro’s toy range. Hide the bread, because this little Decepticon intends on ruining breakfast!

In Transformers Revenge of the Fallen, the bulk of the Decepticon army/cannon fodder is based on construction vehicles. They’re everywhere, hiding. But in Mixmaster’s case, it’s probably quite difficult to hide from Autobots with the giant Decepticon logos painted on his mixing drum. But when were construction vehicles supposed to be subtle?

Mudflap and Skids are known in Transformers Revenge of the Fallen as the “Twins”. Usually, siblings in Transformers means cheap reissued toy moulds in new colours, but in the case of Transformers Revenge of the Fallen, “twins” means different moulds, different vehicle modes; almost an entirely different toy, in fact!