
Beast Wars - 30th Anniversary Collection: Voyager Class Maximal Tigatron
Background, key features and collector notes for this figure
Tigatron is the noble protector of the natural world on prehistoric Earth. Originally a Maximal protoform that crashed and scanned a white tiger, he developed a deep affinity for nature, often preferring the solitude of the wilderness to the Axalon base. Despite his lone-wolf tendencies, he is a fierce and loyal warrior, possessing immense power and a strong moral compass that guides him in the Beast Wars.
Released in September 2026, this version of Tigatron was available exclusively through Hasbro Pulse as part of the premium "Beast Wars - 30th Anniversary Maximal Collection" 7-pack. This collector-focused set celebrated the 30th anniversary of the animated series, packaging Tigatron alongside six other iconic Maximal characters.
Figure details, plus release facts for the selected package
| Faction | Maximal |
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| Package | Beast Wars - 30th Anniversary Maximal Collection (7-Pack) |
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| Price | $219.99 |
Alternate transformation modes for this figure

Animals, Land
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Ratings and thoughts from collectors who own Tigatron
As part of a high-priced, online-exclusive 7-pack, this figure is significantly harder to acquire than a standard retail release. Tigatron is a fan-favorite character, and this premium version is highly desirable for Beast Wars completionists. The main challenge for collectors is the necessity of purchasing the entire set, which will likely ensure the figure retains strong value on the secondary market for those seeking it individually.
While this is a new release, it is expected to be based on the Kingdom Voyager Class Tigatron mold. That figure is widely reported to suffer from yellowing of its white plastic parts over time, an issue collectors should be aware of.