Transformers — Hasbro Studio Series
SNARL
Line
Studio Series
Scale
6in
Maker
Hasbro
Era
Modern Era
FigurePinner price · real eBay solds
Includes 10 comps classified from the listing title.
Bid check$before shipping
New$75 · 10 sales
UsedNot enough loose sales to call it
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Recent eBay Sales
50 sales on record · May 2026
Sealed / Carded10 sold$75median
May 22Pre-OwnedFormat unknown$400
May 20Pre-OwnedFormat unknown$79.99
May 16Pre-OwnedFormat unknown$49.99
May 16Brand NewFormat unknown$41
May 15Brand NewFormat unknown$64
May 15Brand NewFormat unknown$64
May 14Brand NewFormat unknown$57.88
May 13Pre-OwnedFormat unknown$274.99
May 12Brand NewFormat unknown$79.99
May 10Brand NewFormat unknown$56
May 10Brand NewFormat unknown$60
May 9Brand NewFormat unknown$55
May 9Pre-OwnedFormat unknown$50.49
May 8Pre-OwnedFormat unknown$40
May 6Pre-OwnedFormat unknown$274.99
Snarl, the Dinobot warrior, rendered in his Transformers: The Movie animated appearance.
- Hasbro Studio Series Leader Class
- 6 inch scale
- 2026 release; includes a sword accessory that attaches in both modes.
The Snarl (The Movie) (Studio Series · Leader Class) is a 6in action figure by Hasbro in the Studio Series line. Based on 10 recent eBay sold sealed / carded listings, it currently sells for a median of $75.
About This Figure
Snarl from Hasbro's Studio Series line (Modern Era).
Film-accurate Transformers at mass retail — each figure derived directly from the CGI model used in the Michael Bay films, with backdrop dioramas that collectors stack to build full scenes.
Retail: $34.99 → Market: $75 (↑114% above retail)
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How to Identify This Exact Release
Sealed vs. Loose Market Value
SEALED / CARDED
$75
10 comps · range $50–$119
HIGH — 10 comps
LOOSE
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No recent sold comps in this condition yet
Based on raw eBay sold listings. We're building a cleaning step to automatically exclude lots, parts sales and wrong-variant listings before this shows a number — until then, treat thin buckets with extra caution.
