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:''Hook is a [[Decepticon]] [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicon]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
[[File:DW G1Hook.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|"Proud and insolent youth, prepare to meet thy doom!"]]
The snob of the [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicons]], '''Hook''' considers himself an artist. He looks upon the rest of the Decepticons almost as peasants, beneath him to a degree. Though full of himself, Hook is a master craftsman, having truly earned his insufferable ego. His high standards that he holds himself and others to means he takes extra care to ensure even the most simple of jobs is completed to the nth degree of perfection. Although [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] acknowledges Hook's incredible skill, he gets impatient with the time it takes Hook to finish his work. Hook cannot understand the frustration at the delays this causes, he just sees it as doing the job right.

Hook condescends to join his fellow Constructicons in forming [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]]. It is only fitting that he should form the head and shoulders. He has at least once stooped so low as to take Scrapper's place as Devastator's right leg.

{{bigquote|Strive for perfection even if others must suffer.|Hook's [[bio]] quote}}

==Fiction==
===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
{{voiceactor|[[Neil Ross]] (English), [[Corey Burton]] (English, "Day of the Machines"), [[Yoku Shioya]] (Japanese), [[Kōki Kataoka]] (Japanese, "Heavy Metal War"), [[Keiichi Nanba]] (Japanese, "Microbots"), [[Masashi Ebara]] (Japanese, ''The Movie'')|[[Lu Jun]] (Chinese), [[Edgar Wald]] (Latin American Spanish), [[Carlos Seidl]] (Portuguese), [[Mário Jorge Andrade]] (Portuguese, "City of Steel"), [[Júlio César]] (Portuguese, "The Master Builders" & "Microbots"), [[Ayrton Cardoso]] (Portuguese, "Make Tracks"), [[Garcia Neto]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" VHS dub), [[Georges Atlas]] (European French), [[Francis Lax]] (European French, "Heavy Metal War" & "City of Steel"), [[Serge Lhorca]] (European French, "The Core" & "The Girl who loved Powerglide"), [[Jacques Ferrière]] (European French, "The Master Builders"), [[Jang Kwang]] (Korean, ''The Movie'')}}

[[File:HookG1.jpg|left|upright=0.85|thumb|I am the very model of a modern major general.]]
Hook, who was evil, helped build [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Megatron]]. {{storylink|Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4}} Later, Megatron used the [[Robosmasher|Robo-Smasher]] to make Hook, who was good, evil. {{storylink|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)|The Secret of Omega Supreme}} Finally, Megatron built Hook, who, with his fellow [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicons]], would attempt to deal with [[Teletraan I]], only to be thwarted by the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]]. [[Bonecrusher (G1)|Bonecrusher]] would then reveal the Constructicons' ability to combine by forming [[Devastator (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Devastator]], who was blasted by [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Optimus Prime]] into lava. {{storylink|Heavy Metal War}}

[[File:CityofSteel DisassemblingPrime.jpg|thumb|"Did you drop this? There are laws against littering."]]
Hook and the other Constructicons would later appear in [[New York City]], bringing down, then re-erecting the [[Empire State Building]] as a [[New Cybertron|Cybertronian fortress]]. In the time between, he dismantled Optimus Prime, so it was a busy day for him. {{storylink|City of Steel (episode)|City of Steel}} He later helped build the [[Transfixatron]]. Before a second Constructicon device could be used to destroy the powerless Autobots that the Transfixatron had stuck in [[Alternate mode|vehicle mode]], they were rescued, and Hook and the other Constructicons were defeated by their own device. {{storylink|The Autobot Run}}

The Constructicons then built a giant drill to tap into [[Earth's core]], although Hook had to reprimand [[Scavenger (G1)|Scavenger]] for almost messing it up. During the mission, however, the Constructicons got [[dominator disk]]s snuck onto them by a group of Autobots, with [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] blasting one onto Hook with his shoulder cannon. When the Constructicons next formed Devastator, the Autobots activated the disks, taking control of the combiner and forcing him to defeat the other Decepticons. They then took Devastator back to [[Ark (G1)|Autobot headquarters]], where Hook separated from him to help repair [[Jazz (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Jazz]] while simultaneously bragging about his skill. Eventually, Megatron nullified the dominator disks' effects, bringing the Constructicons back into Decepticon control just in time to stop their own out-of-control drill from destroying the planet. {{storylink|The Core}}

[[File:TheCore HookfixesJazz.jpg|left|thumb|"Heh, heh, heh! I'm going for the funny bone, Dad!" "Uh oh. He's waking up. Better get him back to the subway station."]]
Hook, led by [[Scrapper (G1)|Scrapper]], convinced [[Hoist (G1)|Hoist]] and [[Grapple (G1)|Grapple]] that they wanted to aid the two Autobots in a construction project to build a [[Solar Power Tower]]. Megatron was not at all happy to hear about this, but the Constructicons explained that it was just a ruse, and that they would turn the tower over to him when it was complete. They did, but the structure was subsequently ruined in a battle between Devastator and an attacking force of Autobots. {{storylink|The Master Builders (episode)|The Master Builders}} A few Constructicons, including Hook, came with Megatron as he searched for their [[Nemesis (G1)|crashed spaceship]] in the jungles of [[South America]]. When they found it, Hook let Megatron borrow his [[cyber-forcep]]s so that he could cut loose the ship's power source, the [[Heart of Cybertron]]. Next, Hook was ordered to install the Heart inside Megatron himself, which he did flawlessly. {{storylink|Microbots}}

[[File:Microbots HookMegatron.jpg|thumb|Remember kids, only go to the perfectionist when you want a boob job done. Don't settle for [[Ratchet (SG)|anyone less]].]]
When the Autobots were banished from Earth, Hook and the other Constructicons marched in the [[Decepticon Day]] parade. They later participated in an all-out battle against the Autobot forces, but in the aftermath everyone but [[Bonecrusher (G1)|Bonecrusher]] lay damaged on the ground. {{storylink|Megatron's Master Plan, Part 2}} They were back in tip-top shape soon enough, which was good since all the other Decepticons were suffering from [[cybertonium]] depletion. Hook and the others took care of a shipment of cybertonium sent from [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], but failed to stop the Dinobots from using the [[space bridge]]. {{storylink|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}} After Megatron double-crossed the [[Geddis brothers]], Hook reported that they were ready to convert the last batch of stolen cars into a Decepticon army. Later, when the Autobots defeated them, Hook retreated with the other Decepticons. {{storylink|Make Tracks}}

Hook and the Constructicons later went into space to mine an asteroid. [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]], who had a vendetta against them, followed them and very nearly defeated Devastator. {{storylink|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)|The Secret of Omega Supreme}} After [[Blitzwing (G1)|Blitzwing]] and [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]] incapacitated Megatron and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Starscream]], the former promised to share leadership with the Constructicons if they helped build him a "zone defense"—a gigantic labyrinth outside the football arena the [[Triple Changer]] had taken to be headquarters. Everyone but Scrapper ended up getting lost in their own maze, but eventually found their way back to Blitzwing and demanded their share of the bargain. When Blitzwing refused, they merged into Devastator and attacked him, but soon enough Megatron returned and defeated both of them. {{storylink|Triple Takeover}} When the Constructicons finished the [[energy transductor]], Hook reported their work to Megatron. Hook also reported that [[Powerglide (G1)|Powerglide]] was sighted flying their way. {{storylink|The Girl Who Loved Powerglide}} When Starscream went against Megatron with his [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]], the Constructicons were called in against them, but Devastator was defeated quite utterly by [[Bruticus (G1)|Bruticus]]. {{storylink|Starscream's Brigade}} Hook participated in the construction of Megatron's next superweapon. After it was done, the Constructicons were dismissed. {{storylink|Masquerade}}

[[File:TFTM uncharismatic bore.JPG|left|thumb|"Uncharismatic bore! That's right, I went there!"]]
Present at the [[Battle of Autobot City]], Hook helped to breach the Autobot defenses as part of Devastator, who withstood an Autobot attack. Despite a second attack by the Dinobots, Devastator managed to hold his own against them before eventually disassembling. Following Megatron's final battle with Optimus Prime, Hook rushed to his leader's side, but stood by silently as Starscream kicked the mortally injured Megatron and then followed the Air Commander's call for a retreat. Later, when Starscream volunteered himself as leader of the Decepticons after flushing Megatron into the vacuum of space, Hook and the other Constructicons contested his claim, arguing their ability to merge into Devastator made them the proper leaders. [[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Soundwave]] then claimed superiority over the combiner group, Hook responded that the communications officer was an uncharismatic bore and that nobody would follow him. [[Rumble (G1)|Rumble]] did not take kindly to his comments. Hook and the other Constructicons made it back to Cybertron to be present at Starscream's becoming the new [[Decepticon leader]]. After a fanfare and the death of Starscream at the hands (or cannon) of [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Galvatron]], Hook and his fellow surviving Decepticons joined in the hunt for the Autobot [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink|The Transformers: The Movie}}
{{note|Hook’s involvement in these events, or events mostly similar, were also chronicled in the comic mini-series "[[Transformers: The Animated Movie]]."}}

However, Galvatron was vanquished and the Decepticons were driven off Cybertron. Hook and Constructicons were forced to take refuge on [[Chaar]] alongside most other Decepticons. {{storylink|Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1}} Eventually, the [[Quintesson]]s offered them energy in change for attacking a group of Autobots on [[Goo 8739-B]], and the starved Decepticons happily agreed. {{storylink|Five Faces of Darkness, Part 3}} When Galvatron returned and allied himself with the Quintessons, Hook and the Constructicons were tasked with building [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] out of a human city. {{storylink|Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4}} Hook watched as Trypticon trashed [[Ark (G1)|Autobot Headquarters]], then later shot at [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]]. [[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]] then easily jumped him and Scrapper on his way to [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]]. {{storylink|Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5}}

[[File:BurdenHardestBear Constructicons water.JPG|thumb|"Shoot, Mixmaster, I dropped my goggles in the water."]]
The Constructicons proceeded to build a giant engine capable of moving an asteroid, but the asteroid was destroyed and instead they fell onto the planet of [[Eurythma]]. {{storylink|Carnage in C-Minor}} During the Decepticon assault on [[Paradron]], Hook and the Constructicons tried to kill [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Ultra Magnus]] and [[Sandstorm (G1)|Sandstorm]], but failed. {{storylink|Fight or Flee (episode)|Fight or Flee}} They were briefly seen helping the [[Predacon (G1)|Predacons]] attack [[Broadside (G1)|Broadside]] in the Sea of [[Japan]] {{storylink|The Burden Hardest to Bear}}, followed by the Decepticon attack on Cybertron aiming to infiltrate the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]]. {{storylink|The Rebirth, Part 1}}
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====Japanese cartoon continuity====
=====''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' story pages=====
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=====Scramble City=====
When the Decepticons learned of the Scramble City project being secretly assembled by the Autobots, Megatron sent his henchmen to interfere with their work. The Constructicons joined Starscream and his flying partners in an attack on the Autobots. Optimus Prime and a task force of Autobots held their position until Hook and the Constructicons inevitably joined forces into Devastator. The Aerialbots gave Devastator a good whippin', though, and the Decepticons retreated. {{storylink|Scramble City: Mobilization}}

=====''The Headmasters'' cartoon=====
{{voiceactor|[[Masaharu Satō]] (Japanese)|[[Alejandro Abdalah]] (Latin American Spanish)}}
Hook and the Constructicons were stationed on Earth in 2011, under the command of [[Sixshot (G1)|Sixshot]]. They attempted to prevent Ultra Magnus from sending reinforcements to Cybertron to help the Autobots fend off Galvatron's siege on [[Vector Sigma]]. Hook and his squad were ganging up on the [[Trainbot]]s until [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] arrived and shooed them off with his superior firepower. Having failed to stop the Autobot reinforcements from departing, the Constructicons followed them to Cybertron. As Devastator, they tried to shoot [[Superion (G1)|Superion]] in the back, but Optimus Prime foiled their aim, making them hit [[Abominus (G1)|Abominus]] instead. {{storylink|Four Warriors Come out of the Sky}} Devastator was involved in a combiner shootout on Cybertron until the [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Battleship Maximus]] arrived and annihilated the Decepticon combiners. {{storylink|The Mystery of Planet Master}}

Hook and the Constructicons were guarding the Decepticon [[space bridge]] on [[Earth]], but failed miserably when [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Twincast]] single-handedly fought them off and stole a ride on the bridge. {{storylink|The Great Cassette Operation}}

=====''Unite Warriors''=====
{{charstubfiction|{{storylink|Crystal City Reconstruction Project!}}}}

=====''Zone'' cartoon, manga, and story pages=====
Seeking to create a [[Decepticon Zone]] to counter the [[Micro|Autobot Zone]], [[Emperor of Destruction|Decepticon Emperor]] [[Violengiguar]] gathered together the Nine Great Demon Generals, upgrading them with powerful new armor and weaponry, then sent them forth to conquer planets. Hook was among those summoned, but only in the form of Devastator. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)|Zone Part 1}} {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (manga)|Zone}} {{storylink|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}

=====e-HOBBY comics=====
After [[Galvatron II|Galvatron]] forcefully took command of Megatron's forces, Hook and Bonecrusher were put to work guarding an undersea base, where human and Decepticon science worked in concert to manufacture techno-genetic monstrosities. The laboratory came under attack from an Autobot raiding party, and Hook and Bonecrusher were too petrified by [[Eldedroid|what appeared to be]] Optimus Prime himself, come to undo their schemes, to effectively fight back. {{storylink|MP-1B Cybertron Commander / Convoy Black Ver.}}

=====''Generations Selects Special Comic''=====
By [[2050]], Hook was working alongside Autobot scientists and engineers to explore uses for [[Angolmois Energy]] on Earth. {{storylink|Volcanicus comic 1}}

====''TV Magazine'' comic continuity====
=====''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' comic=====
As Megatron boasted about how [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] would trounce [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] once its construction was complete, Hook came in to inform him that the Autobots had caught wind of the Insecticons' attack on Japan. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers issue 3|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers #3}}

On an island paradise, Hook and the Constructicons were performing excavation work for Megatron's new fortress, at the cost of the natural resources and precious animals. The Autobots arrived to stop the Decepticons. Despite their vast power, [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] and the combined Devastator failed to defeat the Autobots due to their lack of teamwork, and the Constructicons were knocked back into their component parts. The Autobots forced Hook and his comrades to undo the damage they had done to the island. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers issue 6|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers #6}}

=====''The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms: The Transformers''=====
In the year [[2010]], Hook participated in a Decepticon attack on the planet Feminia. He and his team merged into Devastator in order to battle alongside Bruticus and Menasor against their Autobot counterparts Superion, Defensor and Omega Supreme. The fight was fairly evenly matched until Galvatron called up his ace-in-the-hole, [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]], whose power was unmatched by any of the Autobots... except for the [[Omnibot (G1)|Omnibots]], who essentially tied Predaking's shoelaces together until he fell over, straight into Devastator and his chums, sending them all toppling to the ground and knocking them to bits. {{storylink|The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms: The Transformers issue 5|The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms: The Transformers #5}}
{{note|Hook only appears as a component of Devastator}}

====''Wings Universe''====
{{Wingsnote}}
Nine million years ago, Hook was a member of the construction team that built [[Crystal City]]. It was during this project that he and his fellow Constructicons were introduced to [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]]. {{storylink|Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 42|Hauler's ''Wings of Honor'' profile}} Hailed for his technical genius and skill, Hook soon came to take command of all Constructicons and formed his own faction. He aligned himself with the Decepticons in order to maintain access to Kaon's smelting pools, which granted him access to the raw building material he needed to continue his work. Unhappy with this arrangement, seven renegade Constructicons went underground, building Megatron in an attempt to take power for themselves. Unfortunately for them, Megatron turned on them and formed his own group of Decepticons, eventually brainwashing Hook and the others into his service with the Robo-Smasher. {{storylink|Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 42|Devastator's ''Wings of Honor'' profile}} Among their first acts as Decepticons, the Constructicons destroyed Crystal City. {{storylink|Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 42|Hauler's ''Wings of Honor'' profile}}

Hook was the [[Decepticon Warlord]] who led the Constructicon faction during the early days of the Great War. When the factions came under threat from the [[Elite Guard|Cybertron Elite Guard]], they formed a War Council with the intention of combining their talents to destroy the Elite Guard. Hook's spies had discovered some [[Combiner|intriguing technology]] in the ruins of [[Gygax]], however information gathered by [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]] at the meeting enabled [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Megatron]] to persuade Hook to merge their factions. {{storylink|A Team Effort}} Following Megatron's conquering of Deathsaurus's territory, Deathsaurus's [[Combiner]] technology was applied to Hook and his team to create Devastator. {{storylink|Battle Lines, Part 5}}

During the third Cybertronian war, the Constructicons were ambushed at [[Elevation Recostalus]] by a group of Autobots including [[Hauler]] and [[Erector (G1)|Erector]], who disabled them before they could form Devastator. The group remained offline until 1984, when Megatron rebuilt them on Earth and appointed Scrapper as leader in Hook's place. {{storylink|Transformers I.Q.#issue 45|Transformers I.Q. last issue review}}

During the [[Battle of Autobot City]], Devastator was blasted apart by [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Ultra Magnus]]'s team. Hook and the other Constructicons began pursuing the Autobots, gunning down [[Red Alert (G1)|Red Alert]] in the process. {{storylink|A Flash Forward}}

====''Cloud''====
The Hook of "OG001 Spacetime" was ordered by [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Megatron]] to combine with his fellow Constructicons into Devastator to face off against the [[Megatron (Cloud)|Megatron]] of [[Cloud World]]. The foreign Decepticon easily defeated the combiner, sending his components fleeing in terror. {{storylink|Rampage (Cloud)|Rampage}}

====Ask Vector Prime====
In a universe created by [[Gong (GoBots)|Gong]] and [[Sideways (AVP)|Sideways]], the Constructicons participated in the siege of [[Guardian (GoBots)|Guardian]] City by forming Devastator. {{storylink|Echoes and Fragments}}

===Marvel Comics continuity===
====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics====
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[[File:Constructiconsbornmarvel.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|left|Hook is the green and purple one.]]
Early in the Transformers' war on [[Earth]], [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Shockwave]] used the stolen power of the [[Matrix of Leadership|Creation Matrix]] to give life to the first of a new generation of Decepticon warriors, the [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicons]]. Hook and the other Constructicons were immediately given a mission upon their coming online—construct a communications tower to transmit a message to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]. A truckstop was raided for raw materials, which attracted the ire of trucker [[Bomber Bill]], who, with the aid of the [[Autobot]]s, managed to destroy the tower Hook and the other Constructicons had built. {{storylink|The Next Best Thing to Being There!}}

''Hook and the Constructicons, after troubleshooting their union as [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]], were sent by Shockwave to abduct [[Buster Witwicky (G1)|Buster Witwicky]]. After tracking the boy down to a demolition derby, and merging into Devastator to fend off the Autobots they found there, the Constructicons' attack was suddenly called off. While Devastator battled, [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Soundwave]] had discovered that Buster held the rest of the Creation Matrix in his head, and considered this too great a revelation to proceed as initially planned.'' {{storylink|Devastation Derby!}}

After [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]]'s retaking of Decepticon command, Hook and the other Constructicons were charged with building perimeter defences around [[Wyoming base|their headquarters]] located at the base of a coal strip mine in eastern [[Wyoming]]. Devastator's services were again required when the Autobots staged a surprise attack, but they retreated once they had what they needed; data on the Constructicons' combining process. {{storylink|Command Performances!}}

[[File:Centurion hook in the national interest.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|Collaborate and listen.]]
''Hook and his fellow Decepticons followed a tracer signal to find the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]], who were sheltering [[Joy Meadows]], her camera crew, and their footage debunking the Decepticons' ''[[Donny Finkleberg|Robot-Master]]'' propaganda. During the ensuing fight, Hook battled [[Swoop (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Swoop]] alongside [[Scavenger (G1)|Scavenger]] and [[Mixmaster (G1)|Mixmaster]], at least until the arrival of [[Centurion (Marvel)|Centurion]] evened the odds. Eventually, Soundwave ended the fight, destroying Meadows' footage, and the Decepticons left the area.'' {{storylink|In the National Interest}}

''The Constructicons were sent into frigid [[Yukon]] territory to work on a secret project. They were discovered by [[Jazz (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Jazz]] and [[Hoist (G1)|Hoist]], only for the two Autobots to accidentally betray their presence with an accidental weapons discharge. The Constructicons chased down the interlopers, blasting at them through a nearby forest. During the chase, they merged into Devastator in an attempt to overtake the pair. While in this form, they were duped into blasting a hydro-electric dam. Realizing what was coming, the Constructicons only had time enough to separate before the concrete structure collapsed, unleashing a torrent of water. The Constructicons were submerged in the flood, allowing the Autobots to escape.'' {{storylink|The Mission}}

''When [[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]] [[Time travel|came back in time]] to [[1986]], he summarily dispatched Megatron and forced the Constructicons to help him in constructing a massive energy cannon which would be useful to him in the future. Despite working on his project, Hook and the others showed no other loyalty to Galvatron, and remained out of the fighting until the future Decepticons returned to their own time after the cannon had been destroyed by [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Ultra Magnus]] and the future Autobots [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)|Blurr]].'' {{storylink|Target: 2006}}

{{GIJoeTransformersfiction}}
Hook and the other Constructicons were called upon to defend the Decepticons' [[Club Con|base in the Florida Keys]] from a joint attack by [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joe]], [[Cobra]], and the Autobots. Forming Devastator once again, they brawled with [[Superion (G1)|Superion]] until a blast from Superion's rifle caused a malfunction in Devastator's coupling links and he broke up into his components. {{storylink|...All Fall Down!}}

[[File:Scrapper hook long haul toy soldiers.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.4|Should've gone to Specsavers.]]
During [[Ratbat (G1)|Ratbat]]'s command, Hook and the other Constructicons (except Mixmaster) raided a building site in downtown [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]] for raw materials such as girders. {{storylink|Toy Soldiers!}} Hook was next seen aboard the Decepticons' island base in the [[Caribbean Sea|Caribbean]] when it was attacked by the Autobot [[Targetmaster (technology)|Targetmasters]] looking to rescue Buster Witwicky. {{storylink|The Desert Island of Space!}}

Ratbat ordered an attack on the combined Autobot forces on Earth's [[Moon (moon)|moon]] while [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]] and [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Grimlock]] dueled for leadership. Under the cover of battle, Hook and the other Constructicons retrieved the remains of several fallen and captured Decepticons. {{storylink|Totaled!}}
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=====Earthforce=====
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At some point, Hook and the other Constructicons lost the ability to combine into Devastator. {{storylink|Desert Island Risks!}}

When the Decepticon faction on Earth split into two, Hook chose to work for Megatron rather than Shockwave. However that quickly became academic when Soundwave announced the unification of the two forces under his and [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s joint command while their respective leaders were away, battling each other at [[Memphis Airport]]. {{storylink|Internal Affairs!}}

Under Soundwave's command, Hook joined a massive Decepticon offensive against the Autobot [[Earthbase]]. Their goal was to kill some Autobots, while also distracting them as Starscream looted a human [[oil tanker]] in the [[Gulf of Mexico]]. Both goals proved fruitless, and the Decepticons were driven off. {{storylink|Divide and Conquer!}}

=====Marvel UK future timelines=====
{{note|The movie adaptation, originally published by Marvel US, is in italics}}
[[File:Starscream constructicons the planet-eater.jpg|thumb|]]
''In one future Hook and the other Constructicons were present at the [[Battle of Autobot City]], where they helped to breach the Autobot defenses as Devastator, though the Decepticons were ultimately driven off and forced to dump their wounded in deep space.'' {{storylink|The Planet-Eater!}}

When the Decepticons were forced into a suicidal assault on [[Autobase]] by [[Scourge (G1)|Scourge]] and [[Cyclonus (G1)|Cyclonus]] in [[2008]], Hook was among the many Decepticons seen in combat with the Autobots. {{storylink|The Legacy of Unicron!}}
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====Marvel ''Generation 2'' comic====
Hook was seen on board the [[Warworld]] among the Decepticons rallied by [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]] against [[Jhiaxus (G2)|Jhiaxus]]'s [[Cybertronian (faction)|Cybertronians]]. {{storylink|New Dawn}}

====''Classics''====
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Both Hook and [[Mixmaster (G1)|Mixmaster]] were curiously absent from the Constructicons, with the enigmatic [[Hightower (Classics)|Hightower]] in their place. It's unclear why this was, but Hightower himself joked about stripping enough spare parts off of [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Grimlock]] to "build a new Hook". {{storylink|Crossing Over: Part 6}}

====''Transformers '84''====
[[File:Yellow hook secrets and lies.jpg|thumb|left|upright=0.6]]
In the early days of the [[Great War (G1)|war]] on Cybertron, a yellow-coloured version of Hook was part of the team that worked on [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Shockwave]]'s "[[Project Dreadnought]]". {{storylink|Secrets & Lies issue 1|Secrets & Lies #1}}
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===Marvel Storybooks continuity===
Under the guise of the [[Global Corporation]], Hook and his fellow Constructicons created sophisticated buildings all around the world. Within each building, however, was hidden a mechanism that would trap underground all within the structure. When the scheme was put into motion and the Autobots responded with an attack, Hook and his fellow Constructicons merged to become The Devastator. Though in this form, the Constructicons were able to overpower the Autobots, that changed when the Dinobots arrived. Hook and Scrapper were the first ones to die by Swoop's hand, when the Dinobot bombardier released missiles in Devastator's face at point-blank range. {{storylink|Battle for Earth}}

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As Devastator, Hook and the other Constructicons stumbled upon [[Sunstreaker (G1)|Sunstreaker]] admiring his reflection in the wilderness, and managed to capture the vain Autobot. The group revealed their individual components to their prisoner once he was safely locked up within Decepticon headquarters. They rejoined forces to combat an Autobot rescue party that attempted to storm Decepticon base, and captured [[Slag (G1)|Slag]], [[Sludge (G1)|Sludge]], and [[Sideswipe (G1)|Sideswipe]] as well, putting them in Sunstreaker's cell. Pleased with the development, Megatron informed Hook that he would be charged in rebuilding the captured Autobots as Decepticons. Bonecrusher interjected, hoping to be the one to be allowed to destroy the Autobots prior to their reconstruction. Hook objected, claiming that he should be the one to destroy them. The two Constructicons began to squabble, prompting Megatron to break up the fight by promising them each an Autobot to destroy. The opportunity never came, however, as the Constructicons were once more prompted to combine into Devastator to contemplate an Autobot peace offering; a life-sized statue of the gestalt! The peace offering turned out to be an Autobot ruse, and reinforcement burst forth from within the statue. The Autobots forced Devastator to break up into his component pieces by thoroughly dividing his attention, and so Hook joined the fight against the Autobots as an individual. The Decepticons ultimately lost the battle to the Autobots. {{storylink|The Autobots' Secret Weapon}}
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===Marvel coloring books===
Shockwave led the Constructicons in an attack on a human village, intent on razing the town and building a fuel plant in its place. The Constructicons, blindly loyal to Shockwave, obeyed all his orders as he dispensed them. Little did they know, the Decepticons were being spied upon from orbit by the Autobot [[Cosmos (G1)|Cosmos]]. Cosmos relayed what was happening to his teammates, who rolled into action to put an end to the Decepticons' plot. Hook and his allies were beaten up, shoved down into a pit, and had quick-drying cement poured over them to hold them in place. {{storylink|The Autobot Spy in the Sky}}

When the Decepticons learned that the Autobots had long ago lost a large shipment of Energon cubes at the Ark's original crash site, Galvatron ordered them to head to Mt. St. Hillary to uncover it. There, Hook fought the Autobots over possession of it. The brawl ended when Starscream scarfed down all of the Energon, and proceeded to pick a fight with Galvatron. {{storylink|The Lost Treasure of Cybertron}}
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===''Find Your Fate Junior''===
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====Earthquake====
Hook was brought the remain of the Autobot Beachcomber, who had attempted to infiltrate the Decepticons’ newest secret fortress. Megatron then ordered Hook and Mixmaster to rebuild the Autobot, but replace his memory chip with a Destructicon chip, creating the perfect Decepticon double-agent. The pair botched the job, and Beachcomber was sent off with his mind untampered.{{storylink|Earthquake (book)|Earthquake}}
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====Desert Flight====
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Hook was part of a Decepticon deployment stationed in a desert base. The Decepticons plotted to lure the Autobots in a trap through the use of an anti-gravity beam. Using the beam on a nearby human settlement, the Autobots would be duped into coming to the fleshliness’ rescue, only to be themselves trapped by the effects of the beam. Hook was in charge of manning the gravity gun.

In the event that the Autobots used a trojan ruse to infiltrate the Decepticon base, and the Decepticons’ forcefield was disabled, a wayward shot from Megatron revealed to the Autobots both the gravity gun and Hook's location. Turning the gun about, Hook caught Optimus Prime in the gravity-nullifying ray as the Autobot leader led a charge towards him.

If [[Buddy]], the Autobots’ current human companion who had snuck up to the gravity gun's control panel, pulled the gravity gun's horizontal control just as Hook turned the weapon to full power, the weapon would swivel and catch Megatron in its beam, tearing the Decepticon leader to pieces.

If Buddy instead cowered away, Cosmos came to Optimus worked together to commandeer the gravity gun from Hook, knocking him aside.

In a completely different possible sequence of events, Hook was assigned to create a perfect duplicate of Cosmos, who had been taken prisoner by the Decepticons. Hook would then conceal a proton bomb within the duplicate, that would explode when the false-Cosmos reported to Optimus.

In many other outcomes, Hook got clobbered while he was guarding the anti-gravity gun. {{storylink|Desert Flight}}
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====Autobot Alert!====
In one possible scenario, the Constructicons were responsible for building the Decepticons’ command centre in the evil robots’ latest plot of taking over the Earth. They also were responsible for stocking Astrotrain with explosives and weapons before the Decepticon shuttle launched into space to further sabotage Earth's satellites.

In a different possible scenario, the Constructicons joined Galvatron on his campaign to retrieve an ancient cybertite sphere containing the secret of an ancient Autobot power-booster. Discovering that the sphere was within a sunken ship off the California coast, the Constructicons merged into Devastator in order to retrieve it. {{storylink|Autobot Alert!}}
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===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
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Nine million years ago, Hook and the Constructicons were helping Megatron in his plot to turn Cybertron into a mobile juggernaut, raging throughout the universe. He defended the engine controls alongside [[Thrust (G1)|Thrust]] and [[Rumble (G1)|Rumble]] against Grimlock's commandos, but eventually gave up and scattered before the big boom. {{storylink|The War Within issue 6|The War Within #6}} Sometime later, he and the Constructicons were the first to break the [[Crisis Intervention Accord]] during the Dark Ages, joining up with [[Ratbat (G1)|Ratbat]] and the [[Ultracon]]s in their Devastator form, and doing battle with [[Defensor (G1)|Defensor]] and the [[Wreckers]] in the [[Tagan Heights]]. {{storylink|Escalation}} The Constructicons were eventually defeated when the Protectobots overloaded him with electricity, shutting him down and forcing him to split into his individual components.... though not before the conflict devastated a large portion of Cybertron's biggest manufacturing area. {{storylink|Devastation}}

At some point after the initial launch of the ''Nemesis'', Hook and the Constructicons wound up on Earth during the 1980s and began working with Megatron and his faction of Decepticons on that planet. Unfortunately, they were eventually captured and detained during [[Operation Liberation]] in 1998, when the united human and Autobot forces brought them down. Earth's triumph turned to tragedy in 1999, however, as the initial flight of the [[Ark II]] back to Cybertron exploded in mid-air, apparently destroying all the Transformers on board. When the Decepticons awoke in 2002, Hook was part of the initial assault on [[San Francisco]] along with the rest of the Constructicons as Devastator. {{storylink|Prime Directive issue 4|Prime Directive #4}} Despite their victory over the counterpart combiner, [[Superion (G1)|Superion]], the Constructicons were eventually brought low by [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] himself. {{storylink|Prime Directive issue 5|Prime Directive #5}}

''Soon revived by Starscream's good graces, Hook and the Constructicons loyally served under the former Decepticon lieutenant commander after Megatron disappeared off the face of the Earth. The "spin the bottle" leadership of the Constructicons apparently fell to Hook in these days, and he and his team began operating out of [[Las Vegas]], where Starscream had set up a base of operations called "New Centurion", after his home city-state on Cybertron. In defending New Centurion, Hook coordinated his dutiful minions Scrapper and Mixmaster against the invading forces of [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] and his Autobot comrades. The lofty Constructicon attempted to direct the battle from the air, but [[Prowl (G1)|Prowl]] managed to knock Hook out of the sky, physically grappling with him and pulling the surgeon down to the ground below. Then Grimlock stepped on his head. It hurt. A lot.'' {{storylink|Transformers: Hardwired|Hardwired}}

''Megatron eventually returned to Earth, but Hook and the Constructicons owed Starscream for reconstructing them, and so remained loyal to him when the Decepticons split into two factions. Of course, this only meant they were among the first to be captured by the [[Keeper (species)|Keepers]] when those aliens took over Las Vegas and turned Starscream into their puppet. Trapped behind an impenetrable force dome, Hook and the Constructicons attempted to batter their way out as Devastator using sheer brute force, until [[Skywarp (G1)|Skywarp]] offered a better idea. Reconverting into their separate modes, the Constructicons dug a tunnel out beneath the force field, enabling Starscream's faction to join the final battle against the Keepers. Acting as Devastator, they were too far away from Optimus Prime and his [[Matrix of Leadership|Matrix]]-induced force shield when the American nuclear assault was dropped on the Keepers, and were blasted into pieces.'' {{storylink|Transformers: Annihilation|Annihilation}}

''The nuclear blast left Devastator fused into his singular [[robot mode]], leaving him unable to split back into Hook and his other components. Eventually, Devastator fell into the Void along with [[Omega Sentinel (G1)|Omega Sentinel]] in the final conflict with the Keepers, and was left in [[stasis lock]], drifting in the vacuum of space, after the Sentinel destroyed the Keepers' power source and shattered the Void back into real space-time. The starship ''[[Bounty]]'', on a secret space mission from Earth, came across Devastator's remains and planned to tow him back to Earth.'' {{storylink|Transformers: Fusion|Fusion}}

The pieces of Hook and the Constructicons fell under the control of [[Earth Defense Command]], and were held in their [[Roswell]] facility for study. {{storylink|Generation 1 issue 0|Generation 1 #0}}

===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===
[[File:DrMindbender-wishbone.jpg|thumb|225px|Dr. Mindbender will never [[Improsoned Inferno|improson]] Hook again.]]
The ruthless terrorist organization known as [[Cobra]] dug dozens of Autobots and Decepticons out of their four-million-year resting place and began rebuilding them into a Cobra-controlled army. However, with [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] and [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]]'s help, the mind-controlled Transformers were awakened, and a very angry Hook crushed the Cobra machine he was carrying before moving onto the humans that had been controlling him. {{storylink|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers issue 3|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #3}} After capturing [[Doctor Mindbender]], Hook sorta felt like playing wishbone with the human, but opted for dropping him into Mixmaster's mixing drum instead. Unfortunately, he was robbed of this pleasure when Soundwave arrived and took the doctor to help him work the [[SPS Satellite]]. The Constructicons were subsequently ordered to defend the satellite's controls from the attacking Autobots and [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joes]]. {{storylink|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers issue 4|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #4}} Hook and the others combined into Devastator to fight off the enemies, but the giant was overwhelmed and defeated relatively quickly. {{storylink|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers issue 5|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #5}}
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===''The Beast Within''===
During an all-out Decepticon offensive against the Autobots, Hook and his fellow Constructicons Long Haul, Mixmaster and Bonecrusher ganged up on Sideswipe. He and his fellow Constructicons were blown away by an explosion. Then, Hook watched on in horror as [[Beast (G1)|The Beast]], the Dinobots’ gestalt form, dispatched Predaking in one sword strike. Brought out of his stupor by Onslaught, Hook joined with the other Constructicons to form Devastator. {{storylink|The Beast Within}}
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===2005 IDW continuity===
{{First|[[Megatron Origin issue 2|''Megatron Origin'' #2]]; [[All Hail Megatron issue 1|''Transformers: All Hail Megatron'' #1]] (modern era)}}

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After the [[Senate]] cut back significantly on the need for sentient workers in the realm of manual labor, Hook and the Constructicons found themselves out of work. They found new employment, however, in the underground gladiator tournaments of [[Kaon (polity)|Kaon]]. Instead of personally participating in the death sports, the Constructicons maintained the arena itself, creating a new stadium at random locations just hours before each match began, using nothing more than the raw materials at hand. {{storylink|Megatron Origin issue 2|Megatron Origin #2}} As [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron's]] plans moved from [[gladiatorial combat]] to [[Great War (G1)|insurrection]], Hook and the Constructicons turned their talents from arena building to weapon modifications. When the [[Seeker (body-type)|Seekers]] joined Megatron, Hook modified them to possess [[Null-ray|onboard weaponry]]. {{storylink|Megatron Origin issue 3|Megatron Origin #3}}

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As the war began to sweep across Cybertron, Hook and the Constructicons remained loyal followers of Megatron. When the Decepticons joined forces with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Orion Pax]]'s Autobots to overthrow [[Zeta Prime (G1)|Zeta Prime]], Hook participated in their combined assault on the [[Citadel]]. {{storylink|Overthrown}} Betrayed by Megatron, Orion Pax became Optimus Prime and rallied an army against the Decepticons with a charismatic planet-wide broadcast that the Constructicons witnessed. {{storylink|Broadcast}} Four million years ago, Hook was working with [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Soundwave]] and his Mini-Cassettes to run interference for an energon convoy bringing fresh supplies to Megatron's army. {{storylink|The Iron Age}} At one point the Constructicons were stationed on [[Varas Centralus]] alongside [[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]] and [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]], where they committed some atrocity that was enough to cause Sky-Byte to abandon the Decepticon cause. {{storylink|A Better Tomorrow}}

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Millions of years later, Hook and his pals were eventually called to Earth, where they used their newly acquired combination ability to beat down the local Autobots. {{storylink|All Hail Megatron issue 7|All Hail Megatron #7}} As the Decepticons moved on to [[New York City]], Hook was shocked to hear Scrapper declare that they were benevolent aliens who had come to preach to the humans about kindness and cooperation. He quickly got the joke, though, and shared a good laugh with Scrapper as they started killing fleshlings left and right. {{storylink|All Hail Megatron issue 1|All Hail Megatron #1}} After mysteriously failing to recognise [[Frenzy (G1)|Frenzy]], whom he'd met yonks ago, Hook joined the other Constructicons in forming [[Devastator (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Devastator]] and attacking the city's tunnels. {{storylink|All Hail Megatron issue 2|All Hail Megatron #2}} The primary task of the Constructicons, however, was to build an unknown structure in New York (cannibalising the local buildings to do so). Hook made the supreme sacrifice here of actually ''being'' in that filthy cramped hovel. {{storylink|All Hail Megatron issue 3|All Hail Megatron #3}}

Hook was one of many Decepticons to listen Megatron's speech about conquest. {{storylink|All Hail Megatron issue 4|All Hail Megatron #4}}

When [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Starscream]] decided to take leadership of the Decepticons, Hook and the other Constructicons sided with him. They combined into Devastator and attacked Megatron, but failed to kill him due to an attack by human jets. {{storylink|All Hail Megatron issue 10|All Hail Megatron #10}} The jets were soon followed by a unit of Autobots, and Devastator met his match in [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]]. {{storylink|All Hail Megatron issue 11|All Hail Megatron #11}} The battle ended with Devastator getting shot straight through the torso. {{storylink|All Hail Megatron issue 12|All Hail Megatron #12}}

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Hook survived the damage done to Devastator's chest, but was captured and deactivated by [[Skywatch]]. Two years after the battle in New York, Hook, Mixmaster and several other prisoners were retrieved from Skywatch by a group of Transformers attempting to get off the planet. The group's leader, the Autobot [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Hot Rod]], assigned [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]] to bring Hook's consciousness back. {{storylink|Things Fall Apart, Part 2: "A Rude Awakening"|A Rude Awakening}} The Autobot was successful, and Hook joined Mixmaster and Scrapper in constructing a starship that was ostensibly for both the Autobots and Decepticons. {{storylink|Things Fall Apart, Part 3: "Seasons in Flight"|Seasons in Flight}}

Of course, things didn't actually work out that way. Unable to convince Rodimus to let him reassemble the Constructicons, Swindle instead applied combiner technology to the [[Stunticon (G1)|Stunticon]]s, creating [[Menasor (G1)|Menasor]]. Hook and the other Decepticons turned on the Autobots, and Hook was seen in battle against Optimus Prime. (Losing.) After Menasor was brought down, Swindle escaped from the Autobots and Skywatch along with some Constructicons, possibly including Hook. {{storylink|Things Fall Apart, Part 5: "Earthworks"|Earthworks}} When Megatron returned to Earth four months later, Hook rejoined the main Decepticon army. He and the others observed as a lone Optimus Prime confronted Megatron, and was caught in the explosion when Prime had a satellite fall on top of Decepticons. {{storylink|Revenge of the Decepticons Part 5: Enemy Mine|Enemy Mine}}

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Megatron would later use [[space bridge]] technology built into in his new body to summon Hook and the rest of the Decepticons to him on Cybertron. To battle the Autobots, Hook and the other Constructicons combined into Devastator, but lost because the giant's right leg was paralyzed due to combining with a dead Scrapper. They were soon mind-controlled by [[D-Void]], via [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Galvatron]], into combining with Galvatron's [[Sweep (G1)|Sweep]] army and forming a huge monster. {{storylink|Chaos Part Three: Kings}} Once this "[[Deceptigod]]" was defeated, the Decepticons were left weakened, and so the Autobots captured them and planted [[Inhibitor/deterrence chip|I/D chips]] in their heads. Hook and the others were briefly released to violently deal with a [[NAIL]] riot. {{storylink|Transformers: The Death of Optimus Prime|The Death of Optimus Prime}}

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Hook was sitting around in the Decepticon prison when [[Needlenose (G1)|Needlenose]] and [[Horri-Bull]] were brought in for beating a NAIL. {{storylink|The Autonomy Lesson (issue)|The Autonomy Lesson}} Hook was later outraged that the Autobots had the gall to call [[Ratbat (G1)|Ratbat]]'s death a "suicide", then recruited along the other Constructicons to dig out some victims from a blast crater. {{storylink|Stick Together}} The team continued to build things for the Autobots until one day when they found [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]] being chased down by them. Coming to Bombshell's defense, the Constructicons beat up [[Blurr (G1)|Blurr]] and fought with [[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]] until [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Prowl]] showed up, threatening to detonate their I/D chips. They just taunted him since Ratbat had disabled the chips, but Prowl used a secret passcode to override the tampering and detonate them anyway, seemingly killing the Constructicons. {{storylink|Devisive}} In truth, the Autobot had already fallen under Bombshell's mind-control, allowing the Insecticon to fake the Constructicons' deaths and hide them away for the purpose of perfecting Devastator. {{storylink|The Verge}} Once Megatron returned from a long absence, Hook combined with his fellows into the new Devastator—with Prowl serving as the head while Hook relocated to the right leg—who was then deployed to conquer [[Iacon (polity)|Iacon]]. {{storylink|Before the Dawn}} Devastator was taken apart when Prowl fought back and rejected the combiner, which would have allowed Megatron himself to take his place had the Decepticon leader not been defeated in the process of combining. {{storylink|Heavy Is the Head}}

The Autobots and Decepticons were exiled from Iacon following the battle, but Hook and the Constructicons, fascinated by the nasty memories they'd seen in Prowl's mind during their time as Devastator, left their faction to join their new idol among the Autobots. One brief scuffle with the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] later, they were allowed to stay at the Autobot camp, where they promptly picked a fight with Arcee before the like-minded Dinobots calmed them down. {{storylink|Second Exodus}} They were caught in the [[Quintessa (IDW)|Necrotitan]]'s "death wave", but were healed from its effects when the Titan was brought down by [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]]. {{storylink|Finis Temporis: Dark Cybertron Chapter 9|Finis Temporis}} As the Transformers got together to celebrate the defeat of the Necrotitan, the Constructicons ignored everything in favor of praising Prowl, and later cheered him on when he got into a fight with (as Hook likes to call him) "[[Chromedome (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Clowndome]]". {{storylink|The Becoming: Dark Cybertron Chapter 10|The Becoming}} When the planet was invaded by a 70 billion-strong army of [[Ammonite]]s sent by [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Shockwave]], the Constructicons followed Prowl into battle where Hook convinced Prowl they had to form Devastator and protect Metroplex from [[Monstructor (G1)|Monstructor]]. {{storylink|Black Planet: Dark Cybertron Chapter 11|Black Planet}} They were victorious, and went on to witness Megatron defect to the Autobots. {{storylink|...And the Damage Done: Dark Cybertron Finale|...And the Damage Done}}

Prowl, who had finally realized the advantages of having a combiner on his side, brought the Constructicons with him to Earth when Optimus Prime went in search of Alpha Trion. The Constructicons saved the ''[[Ark-7]]'' from burrowing human missiles, and formed Devastator to fight the Decepticons under Galvatron's command. {{storylink|Earthfall Part 2: Detonation Boulevard|Detonation Boulevard}} After the battle they returned to the ''Ark-7'' alongside the Autobots. {{storylink|Earthfall Part 3: The Mind Bomb|The Mind Bomb}}

Thanks to Scavenger's stint as an information-leaking double agent, Prowl was able to laucnh a sneak attack on the EDC's [[Marshall Island]] base, using stealth paint to get the drop on his enemies. {{storylink|Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires|I Dream of Wires}} Back aboard the ''Ark-7'', Prowl and the Constructicons listened in on Optimus Prime's conversation with Alpha Trion. {{storylink|The Crucible}}

When the Autobots began hunting for the [[Enigma of Combination]], Prowl and the Constructicons went in search of Spike Witwicky. {{storylink|Onyx Interface Part One: Signals, Calls, and Marches|Signals, Calls, and Marches}} Their search took them to [[Tokyo]], where they secured their asset but ran afoul of Galvatron. {{storylink|Onyx Interface Part Two: Vs.|Vs.}} Feigning a truce with their mutual nemesis, the team stormed the [[Onyx]] facility by forming Devastator. Devastator ultimately went berserk due to his loathing of Spike and ruined the mission, allowing [[Scoop (G1)|Scoop]] to abscond with the Enigma. The team was forced to retreat back to the ''Ark-7''. {{storylink|The Onyx Interface Conclusion: The Obliterati|The Obliterati}}

After Prowl learned that Optimus Prime had helped Starscream form a permanent [[Council of Worlds|alliance]] with [[Caminus (planet)|Caminus]], the team hijacked the ship's new spacebridge to travel to Cybertron {{storylink|The Possible Light}}, where they formed Devastator. Superion and Defensor ultimately brought down Devastator, and the Constructicons were sent to a secret prison - Starscream wasn't done with them yet. {{storylink|Mistakes and Mayhem}} Seeking a new edge, Starscream drafted [[Scoop (G1)|Scoop]] into the team, knowing that Scoop's fanaticism would force Devastator to obey his orders. {{storylink|You, Me, and the Universe}} Ultimately, however, Devastator wound up losing control. After [[Optimus Maximus (G1)|Optimus Maximus]] and his fellow combiners felled the giant, Hook was re-imprisoned with the other Constructicons. {{storylink|All That Remains}}

Although the individual Constructicons were still considered criminals, Starscream made allowances for releasing his own "loyal to the Chosen One" combiner when necessary. The Constructicons reformed Devastator at Starscream's command to thwart a group of Decepticons commandeering the space bridge, {{storylink|All Hail Optimus Part 1: Once Upon a Time on Earth|Once Upon a Time on Earth}} and to siege the colony ship [[Vigilem|Carcer]] when [[Elita One (G1)|Elita-One]] refused to transform her Titan in defense of Cybertron from [[Sentinel Prime (G1)|Sentinel Prime]]'s [[zombie]] fleet. {{storylink|Desperate Measures (Till All Are One)|Desperate Measures}}

Following the impeachment and arrest of Starscream, the Constructicons received pardons, and later watched from a nearby rooftop as [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Onyx Prime]] and [[Liege Maximo]] arrived on Cybertron and joined Optimus and his retinue for a meeting in the [[Spire]]. Though the other Constructicons initially laughed off off Scoop's renewed faith in his "Chosen One," who had seemingly foreseen this series of events, {{storylink|The Falling, Chapter 2: Another Mine|Another Mine}} the team wound up forming Devastator to break an indignant Starscream out of prison. {{storylink|The Falling, Chapter 3: The Ground|The Ground}}

With Onyx Prime unmasked as none other than [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Shockwave]], the Constructicons wound up battling against [[Victorion]] on Starscream's orders. {{storylink|The Falling, Chapter 4: The Hallowing|The Hallowing}} Though they were initially able to withstand her gravity powers, {{storylink|The Falling, Chapter 5: Endless Forever|Endless Forever}} this was soon revealed to be the work of Liege Maximo, using supplies of [[Ore-4]] to buffer them against Victorion's attacks. When [[Arcee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Arcee]] destroyed this ore, Victorion was able to unleash a devastating gravitational onslaught which fatally crushed Hook and the other Constructicons. {{storylink|The Falling, Chapter 6: Unforgivable|Unforgivable}}
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===''Kre-O'' comic===
Hook cut [[Optimus Prime (Kre-O)|Optimus Prime]] into pieces in his sleep, allowing the Decepticons to steal the Autobot leader's parts and use them for nefarious purposes. {{storylink|Negligence Is the Greatest Enemy! Optimus Became a Monster!?}} When [[Starscream (Kre-O)|Starscream]] inaugurated a statue of himself, Hook and a coupla other guys played a fanfare in celebration. {{storylink|Enter the New Emperor of Destruction!? Stop Galvatron's Rampage!}}
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===''Transformers vs. G.I. Joe''===
Hook and the other Constructicons formed Devastator to attack the [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joe]] starship ''[[Defiant (G.I. Joe)|Defiant]]'', successfully destroying one of its two modules. Devastator was blown back into his components when [[Wild Bill]] rammed the other module straight into him. {{storylink|Targetmasters (issue)|Targetmasters}} Demoted to guard duty, Hook and Scavenger were fooled by [[Perceptor (G1)|Perceptor]] into letting him leave the Decepticon base, realizing too late he was an Autobot double agent. {{storylink|Earth: R.I.P.}}
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===Hall of Fame bios===
Hook joined the Constructicons after [[Erector (G1)|Erector]] was rejected for not being green. {{storylink|Transformers Hall of Fame}}
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===''Transformers: All Spark''===
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===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
In [[1984]], Hook surgically extracted [[Rosetta Stone|a stone]] from [[Skywarp (G1)|Sky Warp]]'s body after the latter got it stuck during a raid on the [[British Museum]].

By the late 24th century, Hook had presumably died as he was not part of the modern lineup of the Constructicons. {{storylink|Cultural Appropriation}}

===''Win If You Dare''===
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===''Mazinger Z versus Transformers''===
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===2019 IDW continuity===
{{first|[[Constructicons Rising, Part 1|''Galaxies'' #1]]}}

Hook was forged at or around the end of the War of the Threefold Spark. An era of rebuilding and renewal, Hook came together with five other newly forged 'bots to form the Constructicons and help shape the Cybertron to come. They were recruited by the visionary architect [[Termagax]] to help build in the ruins of [[Iacon (polity)|Iacon]]. Eager to make a name for themselves, the team promptly clashed with Termagax's conservative second-in-command [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]]—for while Wheeljack sought to merely ''rebuild'' Iacon, Termagax saw the potential for something bigger and better to take its place. While excavating in [[Rivets Field]], the team inadvertently discovered the [[Enigma of Combination]]. Urged on by Termagax, Hook and his team agreed to expose themselves to the energies of the artifact, transforming themselves into a new combiner: raw power which Termagax hoped to harness and reshape into the ultimate building tool. {{storylink|Constructicons Rising, Part 1}}

Despite this new strength and power, Hook and his team struggled to master their combination, fighting against a seventh, destructive personality that surfaced whenever the team combined... and whose love of indiscriminate destruction jeopardized their reconstruction efforts. Finally, however, Termagax encouraged the team to work ''with'' this anger, rather than against it, and harness the powerful emotion to unite them in their shared purpose of rebuilding Iacon. Although the team would eventually complete their goal of turning the ravaged cityscape into a beautiful metropolis, they would not enjoy the fruits of their labor for long—Wheeljack brought his concerns to the attention of [[Nominus Prime]], and the Prime arranged matters so that the team would be reassigned to the distant colony of [[Mayalx]] to oversee the construction of a new [[energon]] refinery. {{storylink|Constructicons Rising, Part 3}} There, the Constructicons labored for many years, deliberately kept under-fueled and tired so they couldn't combine, while they grew increasingly resentful of the world that had abandoned them while reminiscing about their glory days. {{storylink|Constructicons Rising, Part 1}}

With their future on Cybertron uncertain, Scrapper eventually came to believe that the team's future lay elsewhere and began training his teammates in the ways of combat, holding regular sparring sessions in an improvised gladiatorial arena. During one particular session, the team was interrupted by the [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticon]] [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]], who, after a brief misunderstanding, told them ''his'' story: like the Constructicons, Nominus Prime had ''also'' banished the Insecticons for fear of their unique matter-eating abilities. Knowing that the team could be of use to [[The Rise]], Bombshell manipulated the team into unknowingly aiding the cause, encouraging them to recapture their glory days. {{storylink|Constructicons Rising, Part 2}}

After some deliberation, the six builders agreed to help the Constructicons, and after filling up on Bombshell's provided [[energon cube]]s the team combined for the first time since their banishment—but instead of uniting based on their shared urge to create, the Constructicons combined to destroy Mayalx and everything it represented to them, a spiteful, destructive rampage that ended with every 'bot in the colony slaughtered and the statue of Nominus Prime toppled. Unaware that the Insecticons had deliberately goaded them into such wanton slaughter so that the energon they processed from the many remains could be secretly shipped back to Cybertron to fuel the rise, Scrapper told his team that, for the first time in their lives, they were finally free to do and build whatever they wanted. {{storylink|Constructicons Rising, Part 4}}

Eventually, Shockwave called the Constructicons back to Cybertron and the Rise. When they arrived, however, Shockwave's former superior [[Exarchon]] had laid claim to the Rise and their bases. The Threefold Spark was eager to take a new body as powerful as Devastator, and tried to usurp the combiner. Together, Hook and the Constructicons were strong enough to prevent Exarchon from possessing their collective spark or sparks, though the effort forced them apart and left them out of action. {{storylink|War's End Part Four}} With Exarchon soon destroyed, the Rise were fully absorbed into the Decepticons, and Shockwave provided the Constructicons to [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]'s cause. Hook and the others were happy to be home, and to be wanted as Devastator. They saw themselves as heroes destined to end the war, and were happy to oppose the legacy of Nominus Prime. {{storylink|Transformers: Fate of Cybertron|Fate of Cybertron}}

===Energon Universe===

Hook was one of several Decepticons dormant in the [[Ark (G1)#Energon Universe|Ark]]. He and his fellow [[Constructicon (G1)#Energon Universe|Constructicons]] continued slumbering due to the lack of resources. [[Starscream (G1)#Energon Universe|Starscream]] was able to revive them eventually and they played welcoming committee to the Autobot's counterattack assault on the Ark. Starscream then ordered them to combine into [[Devastator (G1)#Energon Universe|Devastator]]. {{storylink|Transformers (2023) issue 5|Transformers #5}}

Devastator was eventually defeated by [[Optimus Prime (G1)#Energon Universe|Optimus Prime]] and broke back down into the Constructicons. Hook then retreated with the other Decepticons. {{storylink|Transformers (2023) issue 6|Transformers #6}} Hook, along with the other Constructicons, was present for the fight between [[Starscream (G1)#Energon Universe|Starscream]] and [[Soundwave (G1)#Energon Universe|Soundwave]] over leadership over the Decepticons. He and the other Decepticons cheered Soundwave's name to honor him after he won. {{storylink|Transformers (2023) issue 7|Transformers #7}}

{{ongoing}}
{{--}}

==Commercial appearances==
*Hook and his teammates were masquerading as construction vehicles, when they suddenly decided to horrify their human operators by revealing their true nature. As their human drivers bailed out and fled, the team combined into Devastator, who crashed his fists together, creating a surge of energy that crackled all the way through his gigantic body. {{storylink|Commercial/Generation 1#Constructicons|Constructicons commercial}}
*After being upgraded into their "Generation 2" bodies, the Constructicons went about causing "really big destruction" by driving through a construction site and then merging into [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]]. Their fun came to an end when [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] emerged from the ground and trounced the combiner. {{storylink|Commercial/Generation 2#Constructicons and Dinobots|Generation Constructicons and Dinobots commercial}}

==Games==
===''Transformers Legends''===
At some point [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]] was friends with the Constructicons, but they had a falling out. {{storylink|The Secret of Omega Supreme (Legends)|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}

While Megatron kept Optimus busy, Hook and the rest of the Constructicon team to attempt to infiltrate the Autobot base and strike directly at [[Teletraan I]]. They mowed through [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]]'s initial attempt at defenses. {{storylink|Heavy Metal War - Part 1}}

The Decepticon team took over an asteroid orbiting Earth, however when Omega Supreme got wind of it, he launched a massive attack. Hook and Scavenger escaped his initial wrath when a space beast was released from the asteroid, however once the Autobots had saved [[San Diego]] from the creature, they captured the pair. {{storylink|The Secret of Omega Supreme (Legends)|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}
===''Transformers: Devastation''===
{{voiceactor|[[Jamieson Price]]}}
{{charstubgames|{{storylink|Transformers: Devastation}}}}
{{-}}

===''Transformers: Battle Tactics''===
[[File:Battle-Tactics-Hook.jpg|thumb|400px|Who are you calling inferior?]]
[[File:Battle-Tactics-Hook-(G2).jpg|thumb|400px]]
Hook participated in battles against a variety of opponents, both Autobots and Decepticons. Sometimes there were many of him! He appeared in two different bodies:
*''Hook''—This Super Rare character was available as a reward in the "Devastator's Demolition" event.
*''Hook (G2)''—This Super Rare character was available as a reward in the "Devastator's Metal War" event. {{storylink|Transformers: Battle Tactics}}

===''Transformers: Frontiers''===
{{charstubgame|{{storylink|Transformers: Frontiers}}}}

===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
[[file:HookEarthWars.jpg|thumb|upright=1.75|"I'm not a doctor. I'm a medic. A doctor cures people. A medic just makes you more comfortable... while you die."]]

Something of a perfectionist, Hook considers his fellow Constructicons somewhat crude and dim-witted, as they don't have his exacting standards or attention to detail. Whether it's micro adjustments to a printed circuit or welding together two fifty ton girders, Hook applies the same precision to both tasks. Though he might not be winning any personality contests anytime soon, Hook's contribution to the war effort shouldn't be understated. {{storylink|Transformers: Earth Wars|Hook Bio}}

Hook was summoned through the Spacebridge on Earth, and proceeds to help Starscream when he leads an operation to claim another piece of the Fractal Map, with a plan to just attack. He told Starscream not to come crying lubricant if he gets all bent out of shape. {{storylink|Transformers: Earth Wars| Power Play Campaign}}

Hook and the other Decepticons are then called to the final battle for the Codex Key. Before the mission, Megatron comments on how Hook will be "Such a valuable asset" while Hook whines about the situation complaining that everyone "rushes into the fight" and how he himself is running out of spare parts.. {{storylink|Transformers: Earth Wars| The Codex Showdown Campaign}}

Hook, along with the other Constructicons, combine to form [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]], who goes on a destructive rampage. This spree lasts until they run into Superion. {{storylink| Transformers: Earth Wars| Combiner Wars Campaign}}

Hook and his fellow Constructicons worked to penetrate the Frozen Fortress. When they got in, Deathsaurus was waiting inside. Hook then decided to brag about the might of the Constructicons, and was about to combine, but Megatron stopped them, saying that the tunnel they built would collapse. {{storylink|Transformers: Earth Wars/Events|Monster Within}}

Hook later complained that he, an artist master craftsman, was being used just as a cog in Devastator machinery. The complaints of the other Constructicons made Megatron reconsider that relying solely on Devastator was a serious risk. {{storylink| Transformers: Earth Wars/Events|Breaking Point}}

*'''Class:''' Medic
*'''Lowest Star Rating:''' 1 star
*'''Weapons:''' Hook uses a healing beam to heal other allies. If there's no one left to heal, he uses an SMG with a 4-round burst.
*'''Ability: Healing Grenade''' - Launch a grenade that heals HP for all Decepticons in a large area over 5 seconds.
**''Cost:'' 4 ability points +2 for reuses.

[http://wiki.transformersearthwars.com/character:hook Hook at Transformers: Earth Wars Wiki]

===''Transformers Roleplaying Game''===
Hook was a member of the Constructicons. {{storylink|Decepticon Directive}}

==Toys==
{{main|Hook (G1)/toys}}

==Merchandise==
{{main|Hook (G1)/toys#Merchandise}}

==Notes==
* Like his fellow Constructicons [[Long Haul (G1)|Long Haul]] and [[Scavenger (G1)|Scavenger]], Hook has an [[character model|animation model]] gaffe. His robot legs are regularly shown as being entirely gray from the thigh down and more lacking in details than most other Generation 1 animation models for some reason. As the series went on, his legs regularly lost more details, especially in the [[AKOM]] episodes which would sometimes lose the cab on his left leg entirely or render it is as a much larger left foot.
* Hook's gun was used in the toy references photos for both himself and Scavenger, thus leading to the pair wielding similarly designed guns in their cartoon models. Scavenger's ''actual'' toy gun was absent from all of the Constructicon reference photos, leaving it entirely unused.<ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OSbNSWxwEihhwWRKWQVq-qD773U6fK3s/view 1985 Hasbro briefing binder scans]</ref>
* [[Hasbro]] apparently lost the [[trademark]] to the name "Hook" some time ago, as it was not used between 1993 and 2012 despite several [[Constructicon (Universe)|Constructicon]]-[[Devastator (Universe Ultra)|homage]] [[Constructicon (G1)#Kre-O|teams]] appearing during this time. "[[Hightower (disambiguation)|Hightower]]" served as the new default crane-bot name in the interim. With the release of the 2013 ''[[Kre-O]]'' Decepticon [[Hook (G1)/toys#Kre-O|Hook]], however, Hasbro has reacquired "Hook", albeit only when prefixed with a "Decepticon" or "Constructicon".
* Hook's original toy is consistently depicted with his chest sticker reversed in the box art.

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Gren''' (グレン ''Guren'')<ref>"Gren" is effectively a mangled version of the English word "crane" (クレーン) which didn't originate with Takara, but has been used at least in regional Japanese dialects (mostly in the Hiroshima area) since the Meiji period. So it's basically a reference to a traditional [[Japanese language|loanword mutation]].</ref>
*''French:'' '''Toubib''' (Canada, "Doctor")
*''Hungarian:'' '''Horog''' ("Hook")
*''Italian:'' '''Rostro''' ("Beak")
*''Mandarin:'' '''Hook''' (Taiwan, 虎克 ''Hǔkè''), '''Diàogōu''' (China, 吊钩, "Hook")
*''Portuguese:'' '''Gancho''' (Brazil comic), '''Anzol''' (Portugal comic, "Hook")
*''Russian:'' '''Kryuk''' (Крюк, "Hook")
*''Ukrainian:'' '''Gak''' (Гак, "Hook")

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:TFTM Constructicon trumpets.jpg
File:IDW-AHM-Bonecrusher-Hook-Guidi.jpg|IDW ''All Hail Megatron'' concept art
File:EW-skin-Hook-G2.jpg|''Generation 2''-themed skin in ''Earth Wars''
</gallery>

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Beast Wars: Uprising Decepticons]]
[[Category:Cloud Decepticons]]
[[Category:Combiner Wars Decepticons]]
[[Category:Earth Wars Decepticons]]
[[Category:Energon Universe Decepticons]]
[[Category:Engineers]]
[[Category:Generation 1 cartoon Decepticons]]
[[Category:Generation 1 combiners]]
[[Category:Generation 1 Constructicons]]
[[Category:Generation 1 Decepticons]]
[[Category:Generation 2 Decepticons]]
[[Category:Generations Selects Decepticons]]
[[Category:IDW (2005) Transformers]]
[[Category:IDW (2019) Transformers]]
[[Category:The Headmasters Decepticons]]
[[Category:Kre-O Decepticons]]
[[Category:Kreons]]
[[Category:Marvel Generation 1 Decepticons]]
[[Category:Medics]]
[[Category:Second Cybertron Alliance]]
[[Category:Ultracons]]
[[Category:Unite Warriors Decepticons]]
[[Category:Wings Universe Decepticons]]

Galvatron (Cyberworld)

2025-12-23T16:50:52Z

Archforce:

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{{Disambigm|Galvatron (disambiguation)|Junkyard (disambiguation)|Ron (disambiguation)}}
:''Galvatron is a [[Decepticon]]-aligned [[Junkion (species)|Junkion]] from [[Transformers: Cyberworld (franchise)|Cyberworld]].''
[[File:Cyberworld Galvatron character reveal.jpg|thumb|upright=1.3|Probably running CheatEngine in the background.]]

Ol' '''Ron''' has been living on [[Cyberworld (location)|Cyberworld]] for so long that he don't really remember his old life. Heck, he don't even remember his ''name''. He has no interest in the conflicts and challenges raging over his world; he's content to live the simple life of a run-down scrap collector.

...Or at least, that's what he tells those who run into him. Truth is, this old bot knows ''exactly'' who he is; he's just been biding his time, waiting until he can lure in a victim with enough [[Energon]] for him to restore his full glory as '''Galvatron'''. And once he gets it, nothing's going to stop him from conquering this digital realm...

==Fiction==
===''Cyberworld'' cartoon===
{{voiceactor|[[James Alexander]] (English)|[[Sebastian Llapur]] (Latin-American Spanish)}}

[[File:CyberworldEp11-Junkyard Ron.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1|Junkyard Ron: A Mad Max Story]]
Hiding out in the desert had forced Galvatron into the role of a scatterbrained, rusted old scrap collector, hiding out under the name of Ron. Galvatron found [[Optimus Prime (Cyberworld)|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Cyberworld)|Bumblebee]] and [[Elita-1 (Cyberworld)|Elita-1]] as they tried to scope out [[Scorponok (Cyberworld)|Scorponok]], and held them at blaster-point. {{storylink|Game-a-Tron}} He questioned them about their goals, before a dust storm swept in, and he took them to the safety of his hut. He told them he remembered little of the past or of Cyberworld itself, but was impressed as Bumblebee bragged about how much energon the group had collected. As the storm cleared, he went outside to find his collection had been blown to the four corners, which Optimus Prime offered to gather back up as gratitude.

While the three were separated, he attacked Bumblebee and Elita-1, draining them of their energon. Running into Optimus Prime, who had seen blaster shots in the distance, he feigned injury, and Optimus carried him back, only to find an injured Bee lying on the floor. Elita-1 burst in to try to warn him, but it was too late - Ron jumped him and drained all his energon. This boosted him back to full health, fixing up his rust and corrosion, and he declared to all that Galvatron was back, and ready to wreak havoc on Cyberworld. Optimus tried to attack him with his power-up, but it proved useless, with Galvatron draining and breaking the item. He transformed to dragon mode, torched his former shack, and took off. {{storylink|Oh Scrap!}}

{{ongoing}}

{{--}}

==Toys==
===''Cyberworld''===
[[File:TF-Cyberworld-Galvatron.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|This is Texas! And my opinion is the only one that counts.]]
{{anchor|armoredcyberchangers}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (Armored Cyber Changer, [[2025]])}}</ul>
:*''Environment'': Desert
:*''Accessories'': Flame blaster cannon, 2 [[Fire Blast effect|blast effects]], tail-blade

: Released in the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Cyberworld (toyline)|Cyberworld]]'' Armored Cyber Changers, Galvatron converts to a 'Junkion dragon' in four steps. He comes with a large gear-activated flame blaster that spreads the blaster points apart. The flame effects are attached via [[5 mm post]]s and can be removed from the cannon. The tip of the smaller gun barrel, revealed when the flames are retracted, is compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]]s. Additionally, his tail comes off for use as a handheld weapon. The instructions highlight the 5 mm post on the tail being plugged into the port on the back of his waist, however, this is not the intended design and the tail cannot be fully secured this way. Instead, there is a square tab on the rear of the tail that fits into an appropriate slot just above the 5 mm port. Unfortunately, this tab is slightly too wide to be used as a handle, preventing him from holding the tail vertically like a sword.

: Like other Cyber Changers, he stands around four inches tall and has limited articulation, with ball joints at the shoulders and hips, plus hinged knees. His dragon mode features a movable lower jaw.

: He shares his basic conversion scheme with [[Megatron (Cyberworld)#Cyberworld|Megatron]] and [[Snarl (Cyberworld)#Cyberworld|Snarl]].

==Notes==
*To preserve the twist of his identity, Galvatron's name is given in the credits of ''Cyberworld'' episodes 11 and 12 as '''Junkyard Ron'''.
*Galvatron is labeled as a "Junkion dragon" in the toy's product description<ref>''Cyberworld'' Galvatron [https://shop.hasbro.com/en-us/product/transformers-cyberworld-armored-cyber-changers-galvatron-action-figure/G1052 official product description]: "This 4-inch (10 cm) Galvatron toy changes from robot to Junkion dragon mode..."</ref>; indeed, he has various Junkion traits, such as [[Scrapheap (G1)|Scrapheap's]] smokestacked shoulders, [[Junkyard (G1)|Junkyard]]'s rib-piping, ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]'' [[Junkyard (G1)#Toys|Junkheap]] and [[Crashbar]]'s handle bar mustache, spiked kneepads that belong to multiple Junkion designs, and his status as a junk collector.

===Foreign names===
====Galvatron====
*''Cantonese:'' '''Gaak3 Wai1 Lung4''' (格威龍, Traditional; "Obstructive Dominating Dragon")
*''Mandarin:'' '''Géwēilóng''' (格威龙, Simplified)

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kymP9_vG3AE Character reveal]

[[Category:Cyberworld Decepticons]]
[[Category:Hall of Fame characters]]
[[Category:Junkions]]

Junkyard (disambiguation)

2025-12-22T22:10:09Z

Archforce: Neutralized Junkyard's blurb given he's offered his services to both sides and added Junkyard Ron, aka Galvatron.

The name '''Junkyard''' refers to several things in ''Transformers'':

{{disamb|y=[[1986]]|[[Junkyard (G1)|Junkyard]], the [[Junkion (species)|Junkion]] mercenary from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].}}
{{disamb|y=1986*|[[Junkyard (G.I. Joe)|Junkyard]], the [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joe]]-aligned dog from the Generation 1 continuity family.}}
{{disamb|y=[[2015]]|[[Vintage Salvage Depot for the Discriminating Nostalgist|Vintage Salvage Depot for the Discriminating Nostalgist]], sometimes called the "junkyard".}}
{{disamb|y=[[2017]]|[[Junkyard (TLK)|Junkyard]], the secret [[Autobot]] headquarters in ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)|The Last Knight]]''.}}
{{disamb|y=[[2025]]|Junkyard Ron, alias of the [[Decepticon]]-aligned Junkion dragon [[Galvatron (Cyberworld)|Galvatron]] from the ''[[Transformers: Cyberworld (franchise)|Transformers: Cyberworld]]'' franchise.}}

*First appearance in ''Transformers'' fiction.

{{disambig}}

Galvatron (Cyberworld)

2025-12-22T21:57:46Z

Archforce: Added Junkyard disambiguation and Junkion category as per product copy

{{factions|decepticon|}}
{{Disambigm|Galvatron (disambiguation)|Junkyard (disambiguation)|Ron (disambiguation)}}
:''Galvatron is a [[Decepticon]] from [[Transformers: Cyberworld (franchise)|Cyberworld]].''
[[File:Cyberworld Galvatron character reveal.jpg|thumb|upright=1.3|Probably running CheatEngine in the background.]]

Ol' '''Ron''' has been living on [[Cyberworld (location)|Cyberworld]] for so long that he don't really remember his old life. Heck, he don't even remember his ''name''. He has no interest in the conflicts and challenges raging over his world; he's content to live the simple life of a run-down scrap collector.

...Or at least, that's what he tells those who run into him. Truth is, this old bot knows ''exactly'' who he is; he's just been biding his time, waiting until he can lure in a victim with enough [[Energon]] for him to restore his full glory as '''Galvatron'''. And once he gets it, nothing's going to stop him from conquering this digital realm...

==Fiction==
===''Cyberworld'' cartoon===
{{voiceactor|[[James Alexander]] (English)|[[Sebastian Llapur]] (Latin-American Spanish)}}

[[File:CyberworldEp11-Junkyard Ron.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1|Junkyard Ron: A Mad Max Story]]
Hiding out in the desert had forced Galvatron into the role of a scatterbrained, rusted old scrap collector, hiding out under the name of Ron. Galvatron found [[Optimus Prime (Cyberworld)|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Cyberworld)|Bumblebee]] and [[Elita-1 (Cyberworld)|Elita-1]] as they tried to scope out [[Scorponok (Cyberworld)|Scorponok]], and held them at blaster-point. {{storylink|Game-a-Tron}} He questioned them about their goals, before a dust storm swept in, and he took them to the safety of his hut. He told them he remembered little of the past or of Cyberworld itself, but was impressed as Bumblebee bragged about how much energon the group had collected. As the storm cleared, he went outside to find his collection had been blown to the four corners, which Optimus Prime offered to gather back up as gratitude.

While the three were separated, he attacked Bumblebee and Elita-1, draining them of their energon. Running into Optimus Prime, who had seen blaster shots in the distance, he feigned injury, and Optimus carried him back, only to find an injured Bee lying on the floor. Elita-1 burst in to try to warn him, but it was too late - Ron jumped him and drained all his energon. This boosted him back to full health, fixing up his rust and corrosion, and he declared to all that Galvatron was back, and ready to wreak havoc on Cyberworld. Optimus tried to attack him with his power-up, but it proved useless, with Galvatron draining and breaking the item. He transformed to dragon mode, torched his former shack, and took off. {{storylink|Oh Scrap!}}

{{ongoing}}

{{--}}

==Toys==
===''Cyberworld''===
[[File:TF-Cyberworld-Galvatron.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|This is Texas! And my opinion is the only one that counts.]]
{{anchor|armoredcyberchangers}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (Armored Cyber Changer, [[2025]])}}</ul>
:*''Environment'': Desert
:*''Accessories'': Flame blaster cannon, 2 [[Fire Blast effect|blast effects]], tail-blade

: Released in the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Cyberworld (toyline)|Cyberworld]]'' Armored Cyber Changers, Galvatron converts to a 'Junkion dragon' in four steps. He comes with a large gear-activated flame blaster that spreads the blaster points apart. The flame effects are attached via [[5 mm post]]s and can be removed from the cannon. The tip of the smaller gun barrel, revealed when the flames are retracted, is compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]]s. Additionally, his tail comes off for use as a handheld weapon. The instructions highlight the 5 mm post on the tail being plugged into the port on the back of his waist, however, this is not the intended design and the tail cannot be fully secured this way. Instead, there is a square tab on the rear of the tail that fits into an appropriate slot just above the 5 mm port. Unfortunately, this tab is slightly too wide to be used as a handle, preventing him from holding the tail vertically like a sword.

: Like other Cyber Changers, he stands around four inches tall and has limited articulation, with ball joints at the shoulders and hips, plus hinged knees. His dragon mode features a movable lower jaw.

: He shares his basic conversion scheme with [[Megatron (Cyberworld)#Cyberworld|Megatron]] and [[Snarl (Cyberworld)#Cyberworld|Snarl]].

==Notes==
*To preserve the twist of his identity, Galvatron's name is given in the credits of ''Cyberworld'' episodes 11 and 12 as '''Junkyard Ron'''.
*Galvatron is an amalgam of various [[Junkion (species)|Junkion]] traits, starting with the [[facial hair]] and including [[Scrapheap (G1)|Scrapheap's]] smokestacked shoulders, [[Junkyard (G1)|Junkyard]]'s rib-piping, and spiked kneepads that belong to several Junkion designs. All this, the dragon mode, and the gray/blue coloring give the mistaken impression that he's a chimera of various takes on [[Scourge (disambiguation)|Scourge]].

===Foreign names===
====Galvatron====
*''Cantonese:'' '''Gaak3 Wai1 Lung4''' (格威龍, Traditional; "Obstructive Dominating Dragon")
*''Mandarin:'' '''Géwēilóng''' (格威龙, Simplified)

==External links==
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kymP9_vG3AE Character reveal]

[[Category:Cyberworld Decepticons]]
[[Category:Hall of Fame characters]]
[[Category:Junkions]]

Knockoff

2025-07-13T19:34:08Z

Archforce: /* So, are knockoffs worth buying? */

[[File:DSC00021_Skylynx_Soundwave_Perceptor.jpg|right|320px|thumb|Although Christians and atheists largely differ in their theological stances, both seem to find common ground on at least one thesis: if there really is a hell then this is probably what a copyright lawyer will see at its gates.]]

A '''knockoff''' is a product similar or identical to a product of one company, but made by another without the authorization of the original maker. In the ''Transformers'' fandom, the term is commonly abbreviated '''KO'''. The term '''bootleg''' is also sometimes used as a synonym.

{{bigquote|I hate cheap knockoffs.|[[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]], ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]''}}

==Introduction to knockoffs==
===What's a knockoff?===
Not all transforming robots from makers other than [[Hasbro]], [[TakaraTomy]], [[Bandai]], or other major toy makers are knockoffs, but those toys which wholly or partly duplicate pre-existing designs are well-qualified for the term. The term is also applied by fans, however, to some robots whose design was entirely original with the manufacturer, if said manufacturer is commonly associated with knockoffs, or if this maker's products are often sold in company with knockoffs. Original designs based on Hasbro characters, commonly referred to as "third party toys", have their own page under "[[IP theft]]".

Whether an original design, modified, or slavishly copied, knockoffs are often cheaper than the products of major toymakers. However, the quality of knockoffs is often poorer than that of the originals, including bad plastic quality, bad sticker application, and bad paint applications. Odd colors, excess chrome, resizings, and modifications are common. The world of knockoffs is a strange land of gigantic chromed swords, Gundam/[[Brave (franchise)|Brave]] card art, and wacky packaging translations.

===A typology of knockoffs===
Although there are way, ''way'' too many instances of Transformers bootlegs in existence to ever be comprehensively listed, we can broadly identify most of them as belonging to '''three distinct categories'''.

[[File:Transformation-Deformation-Robot-Yellow-Car-Compatible-Model-Building-Kid-s-Block-Hobbies-Car-Model-early-education.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Join the rainbow club!]]
====Dollar store variety====
By far and away the most common type of bootlegs, the "dollar store variety" - or the ''Poundland'' variety if you're [[United Kingdom|British]], or the ''camelô'' variety if you're [[Brazil|Brazilian]], or the ''bazar Chino'' variety if you're [[Spain|Spanish]], or whatever other regional name applies to where you live - comprises the knockoffs you will usually find in the toy aisles of stores primarily oriented towards the sale of cheap goods. For the most part, these are first and foremost targeted at kids and parents alike who are either on a budget or simply don't know or care about a transforming toy robot having an official [[Hasbro]] / [[TakaraTomy|Takara]] logo on the box.

Since pedantic adult collectors with high standards aren't the target demographic of these releases, fidelity to the original figures is not as much of a priority as simply producing something vaguely identical on as little of a budget as it can possibly be churned out, often resulting in limited or non-existent paint applications, garish plastic colors, and, of course, mediocre to terrible quality control. This is not necessarily always the case and some instances of regular retail bootlegs with surprisingly decent quality exist (for instance, the ''[[Combiner Wars (toyline)|Combiner Wars]]''-derived combiners of Taikongzhan are popular amongst collectors as respectable budget alternatives to their pricey originals), but these are the rare exceptions rather than the rule: most modern dollar store-type knockoffs are usually instead inspired by simpler toys like the [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends Class]] / [[Cyberverse (toyline)|Legion Class]] figures of the 2000s and 2010s - often upscaled so that they ''look'' more substantive than they actually are - given that these are usually the cheapest and least elaborate figures that a manufacturer could imitate. Older retail knockoffs from the 2000s and before usually tended to have a little more variety in regards to their source figures, with everything from [[The Transformers (toyline)|Generation 1]] to the "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family|Unicron Trilogy]]" getting its fair share of dollar store bootlegs with varying degrees of quality and accuracy, but alas, these times are now long gone.

Although there's usually very little collector appeal towards these toys given their poor quality, we can still identify a small niche of fans with an interest towards dollar store bootlegs, especially older and rarer ones inspired by earlier toylines like Generation 1. It is not uncommon to see something like old cardbacked multicolored knockoffs made in the 90s and 2000s going for over three digits on Ebay... Regardless of whether or not someone is actually paying that much for them. Yeah, a problem with so many bootlegs being churned out by unknown companies with their distribution practices and total volume of produced units being a mystery is that some collectors of these things usually believe that they're in possession of scarce relics that might go for just about any price, even though, of course, the secondary market for these toys is actually extremely small. Sorry to break the news to any prospective KO resellers reading this page, but no, you're probably not gonna sell a shoddy lime green G1 [[Thrust (G1)|Thrust]] called "PLANE DEFORMATION ROBOT" with off-color Gundam art on the blister card for 200 bucks.

====High-fidelity counterfeits====
[[File:Shockwave-MP-vs-KO.jpg|right|upright=1|thumb|230px|The same toy for a fraction of the MSRP? Illogical! ''(Knockoff on the left, official on the right)'']]
In contrast, there's another category of knockoffs that are less interested in cutting as many corners as possible to only vaguely resemble their original molds and more with, simply, providing direct 1-to-1 copies of the figures they're bootlegging, with the prices often being less on the "extremely cheap" side and more on the "relatively cheap compared to the official thing". There might be some Sorites-type vagueness between these two categories - how much fidelity does a knockoff need to have to count as a high-fidelity counterfeit, after all? - but for the purposes of this wiki, we are counting specifically the ones that can easily pass for official products at most glances, with even the packaging of these bootlegs often being identical to their original versions.

Bootlegs of this caliber were often unseen in the early history of ''Transformers'' (some early ''[[Diaclone]]'' and ''The Transformers'' figures did get high-quality bootlegs but these were often sold in pretty unmistakably bootleg boxes), but starting around [[2005]], a series of ''Generation 1'' knockoffs with packaging, molding, and deco work that's pretty much virtually identical to the originals cropped up in high volumes on Ebay. These are still being manufactured and sold up until today, and unlike most knockoffs, they're distributed under some relatively high prices (the [[Diaclone#1982 - Car Robots|''Car Robots''-derived characters]], for instance, usually go for 40-50 bucks) that are often on par with or even higher than what concurrently available Generation 1 reissue toylines price these molds at - although, of course, these values are still nonetheless well below what you'd normally expect an original sealed 1980s ''Transformers'' toy to cost, hence why it seems that they've been consistently selling well for the past two decades. The fact that these are near-perfect replicas of expensive vintage toys was inevitably the product of high controversy during their release, since it quickly raised concerns about unscrupulous dealers selling bootlegs as genuine articles and scrupulous ones unknowingly doing the same. These are also often confused with the legitimate [[The Transformers (Chinese toyline)|Hasbro-made re-releases for the Chinese market produced from 1989 through 1995]].

Starting in [[2012]], the ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece|Masterpiece]]'' line has also generated large numbers of high-quality, nearly indiscernible knockoffs (the [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|MP-12 Lambor]] sculpt being the first and therefore one of the more notorious examples). Many such knockoffs look identical to their original counterparts at first sight and can only be distinguished by the quality of the box graphics -especially the gradient in the background and the lighter black color - as well as some slight sculpting differences, rare differently colored [[paint operation]]s, as well as, of course, the inconsistent but occasionally high amount of quality control issues (it's completely stochastic: some of these will be as solid as an original copy, and others will have a laundry list of issues). Many theories have been proposed as to where they came from, from being cleverly reverse-engineered to factory rejects being found and resold through unofficial means - this latter theory being popular when these knockoffs first started popping up, but eventually now being recognized as [[Misconceptions and urban legends about Transformers#highqualityknockoffs|a pretty implausible myth]] as new copies of these bootlegs are still being churned out of Chinese factories all the way into the 2020s, long after Takara has stopped manufacturing their equivalent original molds. Fortunately, for those concerned with getting duped by fake figures, there are numerous reviewers and websites dedicated to pointing out all the known differences between these knockoffs and the originals.

Other toys that were the victims of high-quality bootlegs include some [[Henkei]] figures from Chinese company CHMS, a handful of [[Human Alliance]] figures, ''Revenge of the Fallen'' [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends Class]] [[Devastator (ROTF)#Legends Class toys|Constructicon Devastator]] (coming in a replica of the Hasbro packaging but sporting the additional red paint operations for the head of TakaraTomy's release, and later reissued in a replica of TakaraTomy's ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Movie Advanced Series|Movie Advanced Series]]'' packaging) and a multitude of [[Prime Wars Trilogy]] Legends class figures. And who knows, there might be even more of such good quality that we just never found them out!

====Variant-based / collector-oriented / "Fourth Party" counterfeits====
[[File:Baiwei-Bumblebee.jpg|left|200px|thumb|We know Bumblebee hates cheap knockoffs, but what about ''expensive'' knockoffs?]]
Finally, there's a more recent genre of knockoffs that has an interesting shift in focus. Often, these are also of high-quality, but they distinguish themselves from the previous category by being less concerned with providing high-fidelity copies of a given toy and more by providing a deliberately different variant of said toy, usually with either improvements in engineering or new deco work or new accessories or upscaling or downscaling to be more compatible with other toylines or sometimes even featuring extensive [[Retool|retooling]] with the aim of increasing accuracy - thus, these are primarily aimed at the collector market and have less of an interest in deceiving customers by trying to pass off as original products and more in explicitly providing them with alternatives to said official products. Although these are also usually cheaper than their original counterparts, they're nonetheless on the more expensive side of what we would understand as bootlegs, and almost always, they cannot be found on retail, instead being relegated to online stores.

The first instances of collector-oriented bootlegs started showing up in the late 2000s and early 2010s, pioneered by online companies like iGear with their downscaled ''Masterpiece'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|MP-1 Optimus Prime]] and a set of [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|MP-3]]-based [[Coneheads]] and the aforementioned CHMS with a multitude of ''Henkei'' [[Seeker (body-type)|Seeker]] repaints based on minor characters like the [[Rainmaker|Rainmakers]], but this practice only became increasingly common in the late 2010s, with Chinese manufacturer Weijiang having pioneered the concept of "upgraded" bootlegs (predominantly based on movieverse toylines, particularly ''[[Studio Series]]'') and later companies like BaiWei and MHZ Toys following in its footsteps (more about all of these can be read on the [[Knockoff#2010s - Present_day|section about bootleg companies]] below). A lot of the newer high-quality ''Masterpiece'' knockoffs - especially those of the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Wars]]'' variety - have also tried to expand beyond the reach of toy-replication, to adding additional changes to the molding and/or finding ways to streamline the original toy's look by adding hinges, panels and other bits and pieces that couldn't be added to the official version due to budget constraints or safety standards, to further appeal to collectors searching for the "perfect" representation of a character on their shelf. In another collector grab attempt, some companies have even gone so far as to take iconic audio clips from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|Generation 1]] and ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]'' cartoons to replace the Japanese voice actor recordings given to the toys with sound boxes, in order to appeal more to the Western fans who have more of a connection to actors like [[David Kaye]] over [[Shigeru Chiba]].

When it comes to [[fandom]] classification of these retooled knockoffs, a common term thrown around aside from "KO" is "'''fourth party'''", which is usually to differentiate it from the standard bootleg and counterfeit knockoffs, as well as keeping it separate from the original-mold "[[IP infringement|third party]]" toys made by companies outside of Hasbro and TakaraTomy.
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==History of knockoffs==
[[File:JBootleg.jpg|thumb|On your knees, Jumpstarters! Kneel before your living GOD!]]
===Early era (1980s - 1990s)===
While less prevalent than today, knockoffs were already a real problem for Hasbro in the mid-1980s. As the majority of the line came from ''[[Diaclone]]'' and ''[[Micro Change]]'' toys that had been released in Japan a year or two earlier, Taiwan and Hong Kong bootleggers had plenty of time to copy the molds. Because of this, there were bootlegs on the shelf at the same time as their legitimate Hasbro counterparts... And some even preceding said counterparts, like a release of the ''Micro Change'' Camera Robo - the [[pre-Transformers]] version of [[Reflector (G1)|Reflector]] - popping up in the U.S. and the ''Diaclone'' Construction Team - the pre-Transformers version of [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]] - in both individual member boxes and a later ''Build Combination 6 Figure Set'' popping up across Italy via several companies, both of these in in 1983: a whole year before the actual launch of the ''Transformers'' franchise!

Another ubiquitously popular series of pre-Transformers bootleg were those based on the small wrist electronics from Micro Change, better known for their North American releases as [[Kronoform]]: chief amongst these was a copy of Watch Robo (later becoming the very generically-named "[[Autobot (G2)|Autobot]]" in the [[1993]] ''Generation 2'' toyline) which would be commonly cloned with the name "Quartz" replacing the Takara logo found on top of the original's display and sold by an astonishing amount of different companies all over the world: in fact; at one point this bootleg [[:File:BonkersRobotWatch.jpg|was even advertised on an official Transformers comic]]!

Eventually, as the ''Transformers'' franchise rolled around and proved itself to be a major force in the toy market, so did bootlegs become increasingly common: The [[Jumpstarters]] in particular became some of the common targets for bootleggers, with various wild and extravagant variants being made by multiple companies. To combat this, the [[rubsign]] was developed, made with a patented technology that was difficult (at that time) to forge. There was also an accompanying TV ad campaign in which Optimus Prime and Megatron stress brand loyalty by stating, "We are the only ones that have the right to wear [ [[Autobot]] & [[Decepticon]] [[Insignia|symbols]]]". Other Transformers competitors, like the ''[[GoBots]]'', also experienced their fair share of bootlegs.

Through most of the [[1990]]s, knockoffs were actually relatively difficult to find in the West. Many fans had luck finding them at flea markets, hole-in-the-wall non-chain toy stores, or discount stores like {{w|Big! Lots|Big Lots}}. Some knockoff transforming robot toys did show up in chain toy stores, such as the Convert-A-Bots [[Sky Garry (G1)|Sky Garry]] and the Transformers-related Tek Toys ''Voltron'' I—both widely available at Toys"R"Us—but they were few and far between.

===Rise in popularity (2000s - 2010s)===
[[File:TFA Prime KO.jpg|upright=0.85|thumb|left|Hey, I'm not the knockoff, [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|he]] is!]]
The reemerging popularity of the Transformers franchise during the 2000s, together with the increased prevalence of Chinese products in global supply chains, led to a massive hike in the amount and variety of Transformers knockoffs. This was the peak era for dollar-store bootlegs: Gestalt knockoffs from Chinese company Polyfect were widely available at Family Dollar and [[KB Toys|Kay Bee]] Toy Liquidator stores and saturated [[eBay]]. Happy Well knockoffs took up shelf space next to ''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)|Armada]]'' toys at [[Walmart]]. And of course, the realistic counterfeit G1 toys were also widely available on eBay from any number of different sellers. Add to this the fact that older targets of bootlegging like the Jumpstarters and Sky Garry were still being pumped out by multiple different companies, and this made for a market practically flooded by fake toys: if there was a store near you during this time that sold budget goods and had a toy aisle then it was almost a given that you'd find some sort of Transformers KO within it, whether that'd be an undersized G1 gestalt, [[Cyberjet|Cyberjets]] in all possible colors, a ''[[Titanium_Series|Titanium Series]]'' [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]] with holographic stickers, or a ''[[Binaltech]]'' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Alternators|Grimlock]] / [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#Alternators|Wheeljack]] that disintegrates in your hands the minute you try to transform it. Truly, Transformers bootlegs were ''everywhere''.

This was only exacerbated by the release of the [[Transformers (film)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie]] where an even greater amount of bootlegged figures entered the market, with some movie line figure knockoffs appearing within a month of the official product's debut. The figures ranged from high-quality clones to ''very'' low-quality copies and strange variations, such as random Generation 1 figures being redone in movie paint decos (usually [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]'s flame scheme or [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]'s yellow with black stripes).

One notable release was a knockoff of ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)|Animated]]'' Voyager Class [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Optimus Prime]] (pictured on the left), which came out in China several weeks ''before'' the release of the original in the United States! The reason this occurred is that Hasbro shelved their already-manufactured ''Animated'' toys for several months in order to extend selling their popular movie line. Thus, finished ''Animated'' toys were able to leak out of factories and into the hands of bootleggers long before they were to finally be released.

With the release of the [[2009]] ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' toyline various knockoff toys also emerged. These included oversized versions of the new Scout Class sculpts, redecoes of new Deluxe sculpts and sculpts from other lines redecoed to more closely resemble new characters (for instance the ''Animated'' Deluxe Class [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]] sculpt recolored to look like [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]], complete with door detailing).

Another popular set of toys to be targeted by knockoffs were the ''[[Transformers Device Label|Device Label]]'' computer accessories, in particular the [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Device Label|Ravage flash drive]] and its redecos, which started cropping up online during the early 2010s, often featuring significantly more storage capacity than the measely 2 GBs of its original version. These fake drives are still sold and vastly outnumber the real ones on the secondary market, and in a frightening example of how bad knockoffs can be, many have been reported as containing malware in addition to an equally bootlegged copy of the "desktop pet" software from the real versions. Who actually manufactures them can be difficult to discern, since they tend to come loose-packed without any manufacturing marks.

[[File:KO AOE Optimus Prime.jpg|Now this would be hard to tell without scale references wouldn't it?|upright=1.25|thumb]]
It was also during the late 2000s when knockoff companies with high-quality knockoffs aimed specifically at collectors - the previously mentioned "fourth party" types - started popping up online. These include the "KOLD" ("Knock Off Lucky Draw") bootlegs from company CHMS sold through kotoys.com, which attempt to imitate [[Lucky Draw figure|Lucky Draw]] and other rare ''Transformers'' toys. There have also been high-quality knockoffs of ''[[Transformers: Classics|Classics]]'' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Classics (2006)|Starscream]] and the [[Seeker (body-type)|Seekers]] in their ''[[Henkei! Henkei! Transformers (toyline)|Henkei]]'' decos (plus other redecos such as [[Sunstorm (G1)#Machine Wars|Sunstorm]] and the generic "[[Air Warrior]]s", who didn't get an official release from this sculpt until [[BotCon 2013|much later]]), as well as ''Classics''/''Henkei'' [[Mirage (G1)#Classics 2|Mirage]] in several of his rarer color schemes. However, the "high-quality" part often turned out to be in concept only, with the execution failing to live up to the promise.

Following the launch of the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)|Dark of the Moon]]'' line in 2011, reports of knockoff [[Dino|Mirage]] seen in alleged ''Dark of the Moon'' packaging with [[MechTech]] weapons appeared many, many months before [[Dino#Cyberverse|any ''actual'' Mirage]] ever hit the shelves. It was, however, a cleverly retooled and enlarged knockoff of Legends Class [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Barricade]] released alongside equally upsized versions of ''Movie'' Legends Class Optimus Prime, Bumblebee and a mostly unaltered version of Barricade himself. The packaging design was styled after the ''Dark of the Moon'' look down to use of the "MechTech" logo, but changing the name of the "line" from ''Transformers: Dark of the Moon'' to "''Distortion Android: The New Deformation Robot Movie 3''", with the figures themselves sporting "creative" names such as "Super Racing", "Justice Leader", "Justice Warrior" and "Evil Demons". Nearly two years later, knockoffs of Voyager Class Optimus Prime and Deluxe Class Bumblebee began to show up in China as well.

Knockoffs of 2014's ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)|Age of Extinction]]'' figures included [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#First Edition toys|"First Edition" Optimus Prime]] downscaled to Voyager size, with an additional "variant" that swapped out the red and blue colors... And they were copied and remade by many, ''many'' other companies. Yet another Bumblebee knockoff, as well as several other unidentifiable "Transformers", showed up as well. As is often the case, the packaging imitated the font used for the real thing, only having the words altered.

===A changing market (2010s - present)===
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The middle to late 2010s brought about a number of different distribution and manufacturing practices for knockoffs, with the primarily retail-based arm of the knockoff scene becoming significantly less prevalent. Meanwhile, a parallel market of online direct-to-consumer bootlegs started cropping up thanks to the emergence of Chinese e-commerce websites like AliExpress and Temu.

From 2017's ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)|The Last Knight]]'' and beyond, bootlegs based on current movie toylines became less present on retail as modern bootleg manufacturers shifted to focusing more on re-releasing copies of old Legends Class / Legion Class type figures rather than going for imitations of more modern and elaborate toys. Part of this might be attributed to the waning popularity and thus decreasing commercial appeal of the Transformers franchise - it was still a broadly successful mass-media property during the mid 2010s, but the novelty and hype generated by the [[Michael Bay]] era movies just wasn't as strong as it had been in the previous decade - but, for the most part, this change seems more easily attributed to the inherent appeal of the cheaper production costs associated with simpler figures.

An instance of a toy to be aggressively targeted by bootleggers during the second half of the 2010s and beyond would be - perhaps oddly enough - the 2014 [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Optimus Prime Pen|Optimus Prime transforming pen]]. Several versions of this mold have been made by bootleggers since, ranging from high-quality reproductions to middling-to-terrible quality ones and even some that outright remove most Optimus Prime elements from the figure and just make them into more generic robots instead. The latter types tend to be ''extremely'' cheap - in terms of both value and build quality - and it's not too uncommon to find them on kiosks being sold in a wide variety of colors. Another oddball toy to suddenly experience a wave of knockoff popularity from the second half of the 2010s and beyond would be enlarged and extensively remolded versions of 2007 movieverse ''[[Real Gear]]'' [[Meantime (Movie)|Meantime]], often featuring an actual fully functional digital watch on his chest.

The high-quality G1 counterfeits that were born out of the 2000s have continued being made and are still around all the way into the 2020s, with many more figures joining the catalogue of available "reissues" (a term that started being used by online retailers to distinguish them from the originals, so as to subtly declare their non-original nature without ''actually'' admitting they're bootlegs). Meanwhile, a novelty in the high-fidelity counterfeit market were the Masterpiece knockoffs, also again pioneered by the emergence of AliExpress and other e-commerce Chinese importers allowing manufacturers to easily distribute these counterfeits to all over the world.

While not official ''Transformers'' toys, the story of Transformers knockoffs after the second half of the 2010s would not be complete without mentioning how the emergence of collector-oriented "third party" toys during this time also generated numerous knockoffs, with some of the most commonly bootlegged figures being the not-Devastators produced by various companies like TFC Toys' ''Hercules'', Generation Toys' ''Gravity Builder'', and DX9's ''Hulkie'' - indeed, bootlegs for all of these have become far more prevalent than copies of their original versions, so much so that even a handful have shown up in general retail.

Paralleling the emergence of "third party" companies and their respective bootlegs, it was also during the late 2010s when "fourth party" bootlegs like WeiJiang with an interest in providing modified and improved figures to collectors started showing up. These now make up a large portion of the current bootleg landscape in the 2020s, with most offerings on Chinese e-commerce websites being either of this sort, or high-quality counterfeits, or the aforementioned basic dollar-store variety Legends / Legion / etc. inspired toys.

==Manufacturing and distribution==
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===Countries and regions that produce or once produced knockoffs===
Most knockoffs originate outside of North America and Europe. Although most knockoff-producing countries have joined the Berne Convention and have thus obligated themselves to protect the copyrights of other countries, lax enforcement has allowed manufacturers in many foreign countries, such as China, to continue to produce knockoffs. However, manufacturers in other countries like South Korea, which was once a huge source of knockoff ''Transformers'', have in the last decade made efforts to legitimize themselves by buying the rights to produce official Korean versions of the toys they had long been copying.

* [[China]] — The main source of the world's Transformers knockoffs and notorious for their use of gigantic blister cards. Although they are typically low quality, such as the combiner gift sets produced by Kidi Toys, it is also the home of Playcenter, the high quality counterfeit Generation 1 toy manufacturer. China has signed the Berne Convention obligating them to protect foreign copyrights, and has enacted legislation to do so, but their enforcement remains at a pitifully weak level.

* [[South Korea]] — Was once a hotbed of Transformers knockoff activity. It was not uncommon in South Korea for there to even be animated series, like ''[[Inferno (G1)|Phoenix King]]'', that incorporated multiple knocked-off properties, such as [[Reflector (G1)|Reflector]] fighting a Gundam or any other number of famous characters. Hilariously, "Gundam" was so embedded in the South Korean public psyche as a synonym for "giant robot" via these different bootleg outlets that the ''Gundam'' property owner Sunrise's attempts to [[trademark]] the word were entirely rejected by the courts.<ref>[http://www.comipress.com/article/2006/10/28/938 "Gundam and Giant Robots in South Korea"]</ref> Some Korean knockoff manufacturers took great liberties with Transformers molds, such as significantly increasing their size,<ref>[http://www.pleasesavemerobots.com/scrambledcity/skorbia/skorbydestrong.html South Korean Combatron / Combaticon bootlegs] at Skorbia</ref> and/or retooling their [[alternate mode]]s to resemble completely different vehicles.<ref>[http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=17850203&uid=5138952] ''(dead link)''</ref> South Korea is known for such knockoffs as oversized Combaticons, Overlord with Starsaber's face, multiple Power Master Optimus cab knockoffs, and the white Oversized ''Generation 2'' Optimus Prime (the legitimacy of which has been debated). Since the mid-/late-1990s, South Korea has begun enforcing foreign copyrights and is no longer a major source of knockoff Transformers toys.

* [[Taiwan]] — Known for knockoffs with a lot of English text on them and higher quality than other knockoffs. Many Taiwanese knockoffs found their way into [[Italy]] in the 1980s and 1990s and can often be spotted on Italian eBay. [[GiG]], the official ''Transformers'' licensee in Italy, even imported a Taiwanese knockoff [[Shockwave (G1)/toys|Shockwave]]. One of GiG's competitors in Italy, Globo Giocattoli, imported for distribution a knockoff of the six individually boxed (No. 1 through 6) Diaclone Construction Team & No. 600 Team Set from Taiwan. They also had a repackaged Transformers Knockoff line, titled Meta Morphs, that covered several G1 toys including the six individually boxed Takara Constructicons complete with UPCs to scan from Taiwan. Like South Korea, Taiwan is no longer a major source of knockoffs.

===Knockoff companies===
While it is borderline impossible to make a comprehensive list of every Transformers bootlegger, at least more than a handful of knockoff companies - both as manufacturers and distributors - have become notable over the years for one reason or another:

====1980s - 1990s====
[[File:Bootleg.jpg|right|250px|thumb|One sold for $350 on eBay. Feel free to throw up in your mouth a little.]]
* '''Four Star'''
: One of the earliest progenitors of the Transformers knockoff scene, Four Star were known during the 1980s for taking any number of ''[[Diaclone]]''-descendant [[The Transformers (toyline)|Generation 1 molds]] and making massive [[retool]]s of them, usually changing 75% of the mold or more. They are especially known for "Mr. Hardhat", a [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]] imitation that is made up of six entirely changed [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicons]] that combine in an entirely different way.<ref>[http://toys.tfw2005.com/mr-hard-hat-four-star-combiner-4967 Mr Hard Hat gallery] on TFW2005</ref> The fully combined form uses [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]]'s head, and weapons for the smaller robots included unchromed grey versions of Starscream's launchers (non-firing), Mirage missiles, retooled Soundwave missiles, and the three Omnibot guns. Despite only being known to exist during the '80s, previously unknown Four Star bootlegs seem to appear every few years, bringing into question exactly how many figures they retooled and how these figures were distributed to stay hidden for so long.

*''' Hsiang Shan Electron'''
: Otherwise best known for their car models with battery-operated functions, this Chinese company dipped into the knockoff market in the mid 80s with the utterly bizarre toy that is "Super Combination Robot B/O 17-in-1.", pictured on the right: a mishmash of ''Voltron'' components, [[Yonezawa Toys|Yonezawa]]'s Eagle & Robo (originally sold in the UK as the ''[[Pre-Transformers#Licensed international releases of pre-Transformers|Convertors]]'' Deltatron from Grandstand), and the head, back, and rear portion of the legs of [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]] - even retaining his famous walking feature! Despite its relative obscurity to most regular Transformers collectors, this toy is surprisingly sought-after on the knockoff aftermarket, with asking prices on websites like Ebay frequently being in the hundreds.

* '''Gisima'''
: A [[Spain|Spanish]] company that released multiple cheap bootlegs of Generation 1 [[Beachcomber (G1)#Toys|Beachcomber]], [[Windcharger (G1)#Toys|Windcharger]], and [[Seaspray (G1)#Toys|Seaspray]] throughout the 80s and up until the early 90s, decoed in a variety of odd color schemes. These were mostly available in small stores and kiosks and, surprisingly, sometime in the 2000s, they would also show up on gumball machines.<ref>[https://tfsource.com/blog/2014/04/16/the-lost-tribe/ The Lost Tribe] on TFSource.com</ref> While these figures were sold individually inside a small bubble-like plastic container without any attached blister cards, they were distributed to stores in styrofoams bearing a label shamelessly calling them "''Transformers''" (albeit with a unique made-up logo), something unusual for knockoffs at the time.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/783383762837500/posts/1348217749687429 Listing for a styrofoam featuring sealed Gisima figures] on Facebook Marketplace</ref> Interestingly, [[Milton Bradley]] would only have the license to release Transformers toys in Spain starting in 1986 whereas some of these bootlegs are dated to 1985, thus; it is likely that they actually predate the introduction of Transformers toys to mass retail in their home country! Eventually, Gisima's Mini-Vehicles have since become quite pricey on the secondary market over time, owing to their status as a neat historical curiosity.

* '''Galgo'''
: One of many [[Argentina|Argentinian]] companies that turned to bootleg manufacturing during the 1980s, Galgo's best known for their ''Galgo Robots Transformables'' series, which primarily consisted of Machine Robo / GoBots bootlegs but also had a ''Generation 1'' [[Scrapper (G1)|Scrapper]] and [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]] thrown into the mix. What makes these bootlegs remarkable is the surprisingly high production value of the toyline, with the cardbacks featuring high-quality graphic design, well-made key art of their Bombshell bootleg (in contrast to the usual stolen off-color art of most bootlegs) and professional-looking product shots of their line-up. Notably, their Bombshell is a copy of another Bombshell bootleg from the aforementioned Four Star - so, a bootleg of a bootleg! They would also release other transforming robot toys outside of the ''Galgo Robots Transformables brand'', like a bootleg of [[Eletrix]] [[Jipe (Eletrix)|Jipe]] (under the ''Jeep Transformable'' name) and - albeit not originally an official ''Transformers'' toy to begin with - a funky little transforming pen that had also been distributed by a few other companies at the time. And on an odd note, there would be another Argentinian transforming robots toyline also called ''Robots Transformables'' (this time manufactured by '''Rondi''', a company with no known relation to Galgo) which would feature a number of [[Zetar]] bootlegs. Yes, the [[Generation 1 toylines in Latin America#Overview|protectionist tariff regime of Argentina]] and its consequent lack of foreign intervention within their economy means that they could get away with ''a lot''.

[[File:ABCTimelyEnt-MicroMetamorphs.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Yes, that is an actual promotional Micromasters tagline rather than an unintentionally phallic mistranslation.]]
* '''ABC Timely Ent Inc.'''
: A Taiwanese company which produced a handful of relatively high-quality Generation 1 knockoffs throughout the 80s and 90s, usually retaining their original color schemes and often releasing in packaging identical to their Hasbro originals (featuring the same character art and graphic design layouts) but with the Transformers name switched up to ''Metamorphs'' in an identical font instead. Most notably, they released a ''staggering'' volume of [[Micromasters]] bootlegs under the ''Micro Metamorphs'' name (and, at a later point, under ''Combinable Microbot'' instead) which would be distributed across Europe by many, many different companies, a handful of which will occupy the next entries in this list. The ''Metamorphs'' would also sometimes get their manufacturing stamp attributed to other companies like '''Wise Trading Company''' and '''Leajena Industrial Corp''', but with all of these being Taiwanese and all of them featuring identical packaging and no known differences in terms of the manufactured figures, it is very likely that they were simply either rebrandings of and/or different entities owned by ABC Timely Ent Inc.

* '''Globo'''
: An Italian company which distributed - and might or might not have also manufactured - a large amount of Transformers knockoffs throughout the span of the Generation 1 toyline, most of them being Taiwanese imports bearing the aforementioned ''Metamorphs'' name. Among these were the Constructicons <ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/247808869499189/?multi_permalinks=753056008974470 A Facebook listing for various Transformers knockoffs which includes all six Globo Constructicons]</ref>, [[Sandstorm (G1)|Sandstorm]], the [[Breastforce]], ''[[Transform Jr]]'' [[Grand Maximus]] (bearing a hilarious tagline on the packaging that exclaims "ATTACK THE DEVIL WITH A POSITIVE RIFLE!" <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20250629221905/https://www.ebay.it/p/12024455223?iid=115136994881 An Ebay listing for Globo's Grand Maximus]</ref>), and of course, the ABC Timely Ent Inc. Micromasters. One of their most notable releases was an odd Taiwanese-made version of Generation 1 Optimus Prime - bearing a packaging loosely inspired by his ''Diaclone'' version and shamelessly featuring the "Diaclone" name written on the top right <ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/247808869499189/?multi_permalinks=374158430197565 A listing for the Globo-branded Generation 1 Optimus Prime knockoff, with the (Italy-based) seller explicitly referring to it as an "import"]</ref> - which, unlike most other Globo bootlegs; actually featured quite a few alterations from its original Takara tooling, and would somehow be released about a decade later under what [[ToonTown|might or might not have been the official ''Transformers'' license]] as [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#ToonTown|"Battle Supplier"]] in South Korea. More about this case will be discussed on [[Knockoff#Transitional toys|a further section of this article]], but in short; insofar as Globo is concerned, they had a quite extensive bootleg catalogue: again, it is difficult to tell whether their whole stock was either entirely imported from foreign manufacturers or instead perhaps produced through a hybrid of foreign imports and local manufacturing, but just given the sheer volume of Transformers clones they put out, the latter option does not seem entirely unlikely.

* '''Ceppi Ratti''', '''Fantastiko''', and '''ADG'''
: These were other Italian companies which also distributed the aforementioned the ABC Timely Ent Inc. ''Micro Metamorphs''-named Micromasters bootlegs. Ceppi Ratti is famous for manufacturing and distributing regional versions of imported Japanese robot toylines, some bearing legitimate licensing - notably, they released various variants of the infamous Clover ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' RX-78-2 with the packaging featuring [[Bandai|Nippon Sunrise]] branding - but with others just being straight-up knockoffs, as with the Micromasters and a handful of other releases like a Generation 1 [[Frenzy (G1)/toys|Frenzy]] under the "Hi Fi Robot" name and a [[Galaxy Shuttle]] under the "Changing Robot" name. Noticeably, Fantastiko's Micromasters didn't use the ''Micro Metamorphs'' name in their packaging, with the title simply being replaced by "''Micro''" + "(The name of the specific Micromaster team/base set)" instead. ADG also released a Korean [[Galaxy Shuttle]] KO at one point <ref>[https://www.tfw2005.com/boards/threads/the-vintage-bootleg-ko-fake-and-weird-stuff-thread.1192933/page-10#post-19579047 A TFW2005 post featuring a handful of KOs, including the ADG-branded Korean Galaxy Shuttle]</ref>, and it is, of course, not out of the questions that others also released different KOs beyond the ABC Timely Ent ones that are simply undocumented to this day.

* '''Leader Shine''' (AKA '''Champion Crown''')
[[File:LeaderShine-GrimlockKO.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Arguably had more effort put into it compared to [[Godzilla#Toys|the actual Transformers x Godzilla crossover]].]]
: Known during the 1990s for bootlegging the living hell out of the [[Jumpstarter]] molds, producing clones, minor retools, major retools, and almost unrecognizable retools. They also produce "original" toys whose transformation schemes are derived from either ''Transformers'', the ''Brave'' series, or ''Power Rangers''. Leader Shine is also responsible for Dalung Master, the very [[Godzilla]]-themed knockoff of Grimlock that reappears every few years, and has since been homaged with a canonization of sorts [[Dalung Master|in official Transformers media!]] They also have an amusing habit of putting "Pat. P." (Patent Pending) on almost all of their packages in spite of whether their product is a direct copy or completely changed. However under the trade names "Leader Shine" and "Champion Crown" there are no patents held.

* '''ES Toys'''
: A less overtly "bootleg-y" but still very famous example, ES Toys was a Hong Kong-based company with facilities in mainland China that often produced some more legitimate toys for general retail, including a handful of licensed vehicles. Sometime during the early 1990s, they started a toyline of transforming robots called ''The Formulator Force'', a series of otherwise ''mostly'' original toys - with a good portion of their overall engineering being swiped from the ''Brave Exkaiser''s Max Team <ref>[https://x.com/VF5SS/status/1810641576110014847 A post comparing the three main Formulator Force with their Brave Exkaiser equivalents]</ref> - that also feature a few design traits taken from Generation 1 Transformers, like the "F-Force Transforming Tank" and the "F-Force Transforming Ground Vehicle" both featuring heads noticeably inspired by [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys#The Transformers|Sunstreaker]] and the latter also having a transformation scheme partly inspired by [[Punch (G1)#Toys|Punch / Counterpunch]]. Most notably on the explicitly bootleg side, ES Toys produced a ''Formulator Force'' sub-series called the ''Mighty Mini Force'', featuring multiple small ''[[Micro Machines]]''-style transforming toy vehicles with very similar engineering to the Micromasters and a handful of chest designs that were very much just blatantly copied off the aforementioned toyline <ref>https://www.builtstlouis.net/tf/mmkos/formulator.html</ref>. All of these were re-released under various different names like ''Super Galaxy Space Former'' and ''Super Transformable Expanders'', and their availability in mass retail means that they're also some of the most commonly misidentified figures that people might find amongst flea markets and old junk lots of otherwise legitimate Transformers toys (now you know what that one odd light blue and gold tank with a Sunstreaker head is! <ref>https://toysfromthepast.blogspot.com/2014/05/412-formulator-force-f-force.html</ref>).

* '''B & J Toys''' - [http://www.bjtoys.co.uk/index.html]
: Based in Ireland, B & J Toys are a still-active company that prides themselves on providing pocket money toys. Their products are traditionally manufactured in China & imported for resale as stand displays. Most recognizable product sold for 99p are the carded, oversize G1 Cassettes of the 5 in 1 line named "Robotic Transform Cassette", represented by knockoff's of Micross (Rumble/Frenzy), Jaguar (Ravage), Ramhorn, Steeljaw & Squawktalk in multiple colors.

* '''Citi Toys'''
: Based in Thailand, the same company that was producing toys for McDonald's Happy Meals was also producing knockoffs of transforming robots in the late 1990s, albeit mostly ''Brave'' and ''Power Rangers''. After news leaked out that they used child labor, new knockoffs with their "CT" logo stopped appearing, which suggests that the child labor scandal caused them to shut down.

[[File:Agglo-BeastWars.jpg|right|250px|thumb|"Hey, what was your favorite Transformers series growing up? Mine was ''Armada''!" "Ooh, you see, I was more of a ''Space Warriors Transformable Beast Tech Fighter'' type of kid."]]

====2000s====
* '''Agglo'''
: Beginning their bootleg streak sometime in the early 2000s, Agglo was a Hong Kong-based company that has produced numerous Transformers knockoffs over the years. Their products have ranged from knockoffs of Generation 1 figures, to ''Beast Wars'' and Japanese Beast Wars characters and even ''Robot Masters'' and ''Generation 2'' Cyberjets. They are notable for giving their lines rather long names, one of their Beast Wars KO lines being ''Space Warriors Transformable Beast Tech Fighter''. They were one of the primary suppliers to the American ''Big Lots!'' stores and generally use their toy molds until they are virtually destroyed, as evidenced by their bootlegs of a number of Leader Shine products which have been retooled to have fewer and fewer parts as time goes by. At one point, they even made [[Smallest Transforming Transformers]] bootlegs in a variety of odd decos and released them on cardbacks under the ''Space Warriors Transformable Auto-Bots'' label! <ref>https://news.tfw2005.com/2007/08/04/new-generation-1-knock-offs-found-at-big-lots-145806</ref>

* '''Happy Well'''
: One of the most prominent knockoff companies from the mid-2000s, Happy Well was bold enough to strike a contract with [[Walmart]], CVS Pharmacies, and Walgreens, making them possibly the first company to have a knockoff "name brand", namely the ''Galaxy Defender'' series. Though most of their knockoffs were based on ''Brave'', this did not stop Happy Well from occasionally bootlegging Transformers, with their line-up including a beige Generation 1 [[Quake (G1)|Quake]], a combiner made out of extensively retooled versions of ''Armada'' [[Payload (Armada)|Payload]], [[Runway (Armada)|Runway]], [[Waterlog (Armada)|Waterlog]] and [[Ransack (Armada)|Ransack]], and an upscaled version of ''Armada'' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Megatron]] in tan and grey camouflage. Happy Well uses relatively high-quality materials, and most of their products are boxed rather than being sold on blister cards: some even come with sticker sheets and [[die-cast]] parts! They have since created their own properties, most notably the ''Roadbot'' line - a series of licensed scale transforming cars that was once the only direct competitor to the ''[[Transformers: Alternators|Alternators]]'' line - and now mostly shy away from bootlegs... Mostly. In the turn of the 2020s, they started repackaging some of their older toys under the ''X-Bot'' label, including the aforementioned Brave and Armada Megatron bootlegs. Included in this toyline is also a "Transform Jetbot" - which is, very clearly, a blatant copy of a ''Macross'' VF-1S Super Valkyrie like the one that later became [[Jetfire (G1)/toys|Jetfire]]. <ref>https://www.happywell.com.hk/x-bot</ref>

* '''Hayakawa Toys'''

: Hayakawa Toys (早川玩具) is, perhaps surprisingly, a Japanese company, best known for its catalogue of budget toys. Similar to ES Toys, they're another one of those manufacturers that straddles the line between knockoffs and original products, with most of their releases looking ''generally'' original but, upon closer inspection, it's not hard to see how a few of their toys are clearly built on the basis of Transformers molds - most famously amongst these; they produced a lot of transforming dinosaurs under the ''Change Dino Robo'' name that share the overall engineering of [[Dinobot (BW)/toys#Beast Wars|the original ''Beast Wars'' Dinobot toy]], albeit aggressively simplified to the point of featuring little to no articulation beyond the arms. These same molds would be re-released by many, many different companies throughout the 2000s and 2010s all across the world, one of which we'll look at right down below. [[File:HayakawaToys-Ryujin.jpg|right|300px|thumb|The seminal "We have Transformers at home" of many households in the 2000s.]]Other transforming robot toys from Hayakawa include extensively remolded bootlegs of the 2007 Legends Class [[Blackout (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Blackout]] and [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Starscream]] toys under the ''Change Senki Robo Toushin Jr.'' series. <ref>[https://tagoal.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-1069.html A review of Hayakawa Toys' movieverse Legends Blackout and Starscream bootlegs] at tagoal.blog.fc2.com</ref>

* '''Flying Dragon Toys'''
: A Hong Kong manufacturer that had been making bootlegs since the 90s but only really took off as a leading name in the "off-brand transforming robot toy" market segment during the 2000s, Flying Dragon is most famous for having released multiple versions of the aforementioned Hayakawa Toys ''Change Dino Robo'' figures - as well as many other toys from the Hayakawa Toys catalogue - to worldwide retail. It is unknown whether they obtained the licensing to do so from Hayakawa Toys or if they're themselves bootleggers... Or, maybe; if it wasn't Flying Dragon Toys itself that made these molds first, while Hayakawa was only a Japanese distributor, so there's that (the fact that mentions of Hayakawa's versions seem to show up on the Japanese internet earlier than their Flying Dragon equivalents, as well as the overall fancier packaging of Hayakawa's versions, suggests otherwise, but alas, it's near impossible to have certainties when it comes to bootlegs). Beyond Hayakawa releases, other Flying Dragon releases that are Transformers bootlegs include a similarly-simplified ''Beast Wars'' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#Beast Wars|Cheetor]], a ''Generation 2'' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Generation 2|Megatron]] and, perhaps unsurprisingly, quite a few Jumpstarters... And beyond this, they also made a Titanic transforming robot toy. It's not actually based on any Transformers figure and is thus not a bootleg, but it's too funny not to mention here. <ref>[https://actionfigurechecklist.com/images/album/index.php?v=list&i=0&p=Transformers_KnockOff_KO/Other/Flying_Dragon A Flying Dragon Toys catalogue] in actionfigurechecklist.com</ref>

* '''Zhong Jin, aka Playcenter'''
: Zhong Jin/Playcenter was the original company behind the massive wave of ''Generation 1'' knockoffs that cropped up online in the mid 2000s. Since then, many counterfeit Generation 1 products have surfaced from Zhong Jin, including Optimus Prime, Minibots, Cassettes, Autobot cars, Devastator, Dinobots, and Gnaw. Zhong Jin also has produced many color and plastic variants of their knockoffs, such as translucent versions, which were never previously released (and some of which that were, like Jafcon Black Optimus Prime). Counterfeit Generation 1 parts, stickers, and boxes have appeared from Zhong Jin as well, including many that have not had a corresponding whole knockoff released, like repro [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]] sticker sheets. The company was first identified as the manufacturer of the knockoffs in September 2007, when fans noticed pictures of most of the current counterfeit G1 knockoffs on their <ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080329180144/http://china.alibaba.com/company/detail/playcenter.html Alibaba supplier website], including then-upcoming counterfeits like Warpath. Apparently aware of this, Zhong Jin took down images of all their counterfeit Transformers from the website in October or November.</ref> - The first and primary manufacturer of the high-quality counterfeit Generation 1 knockoffs. Zhong Jin has been making their counterfeit Transformers since 2005, starting with [[Beachcomber (G1)|Beachcomber]], but in 2007 began greatly increasing their range of counterfeit Generation 1 knockoffs, which now includes at least 47 different G1 Transformers, filling in many of the gaps left by the official reissues. They have also done many plastic/paint variants of their knockoffs, including many clear plastic versions. It's also sometimes claimed (though never sufficiently proven) that at least some of these counterfeits are actually being manufactured by the same Chinese factories that had produced those originals for Hasbro, using the original toolings, which would explain why some of these toolings are "lost" as far as Hasbro is concerned.
[[File:PolyfectCombiners.jpg|right|thumb|265px|POV: You are a [[wikipedia:Zillennials|zillennial]] and this is your first contact with G1 Transformers toys.]]

* '''Kidi Toys'''<ref>[http://www.toysghost.cn Kidi Toys' web site]</ref>
: Another Chinese company which, following Zhong Jin's lead, briefly produced a couple realistic counterfeit Generation 1 knockoffs ([[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]], [[Metrotitan (G1)|Metrotitan]], and [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]]). Among their other notable knockoffs are [[Transformers: Alternators|Alternator]] figures with new or copied paint schemes of reasonable quality. They are the knockoff company responsible for the infamous fake Metroplex Encore Reissues, which deceived major online Transformers stores.<ref>http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/transformers-toy-discussion/199973-what-heck-encore-12-metroplex-i-got-tfsource-fake.html</ref>

* '''Polyfect Toys'''
: A company based in Quangdong, China, which has produced a staggering amount of Transformers knockoffs during the 2000s that were commonly found in Family Dollar, Tuesday Morning, and Big Lots among other stores - the most notorious of these easily being their extensive series of downscaled G1 combiner teams (as well as Fortress Maximus and a few other downscaled ''Brave'' figures), although they also used to venture into bootlegging newer toylines like ''Beast Wars'', ''[[Robotmasters (franchise)|Robotmasters]]'' and the inevitable oversized ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]]'' Minicons under the "Quick Change Transforming System" brand. Their combiner teams were produced in three sizes: as full-scale sets (albeit only Devastator and the Scramble City-type combiners got this treatment), at a medium-sized scale close to 7 inches (which, technically, would make their Micromaster combiners more or less full-scaled) and most famously, at a "[[Smallest Transforming Transformers]]"-type scale at only around 5 inches. Sets on the first two scales can still be commonly found on websites like AliExpress, which might suggest that these are still being churned out of a factory somewhere, however; as an apparent cost-cutting measure, it seems that Polyfect has remolded the 7 inches figures sometime during the 2010s to only include engineering necessary for the combined and vehicle modes of the characters, therefore leaving the newer batches of these toys without proper individual robot modes. More surprising than this, the generally more esteemed 5 inch figures do not seem to have been made at any time since the 2000s, leaving these to sometimes fetch surprising prices on the aftermarket. The plastic quality on these figures is notoriously cheap, and even before the aforementioned removal of robot modes in the 7 inch figures they still often simplified some aspects of the molds to keep manufacturing costs down - something perhaps not as noticeable in the underscaled sets, but very much visible in the full-scaled ones when compared to their original counterparts. The packaging for these figures was adorned with plagiarized artwork and random nonsensical English phrases, such as "FREIGHTERPAN" to refer to their KO Menasor (which, by the way, includes Nosecone and Afterburner instead of Dead End and Wildrider) and featuring the brand's own custom insignia, a sort-of Decepticon symbol with a crown within it that is applied to all toys in the place of usual Autobot / Deception logos.

* '''iGear'''
: Despite being mostly known as one of the earliest progenitors of the [[IP infringing item]] scene, iGear had its roots as a producer of high-quality downsized and retooled knockoffs of Masterpiece Transformers toys, particularly the [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Optimus Prime]] and [[Starscream (G1)/toys|Starscream]] molds, usually costing as much as the original full sized toys themselves. Eventually, they slowly transitioned into creating original molds, resulting in fully-original designs such as [[Ironhide (G1)/toys|Weapons Specialist]] and [[Huffer (G1)|Rager]]. Unlike the others listed here, iGear products can't be found on western store shelves and were instead known for their online presence, thus marking the first instance of what would become a trend of more "premium" bootleggers oriented towards the collector market.

* '''CHMS'''
: Already mentioned in this article multiple times, CHMS is a company mostly specializing in knocking off [[Classics]] and [[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)|Universe (2008)]] molds, making them, alongside iGear, some of the first progenitors of the variant-based / collector-oriented / "Fourth Party" scene, with ther most famous output being the numerous variants of the ''Classics'' [[Seeker (body-type)|Seeker]] mold in just about any color of the rainbow. CHMS appeared roughly around 2008 and tended to copy not only the toy but the entire style of packaging as well, usually of the Henkei exclusive variety. Like iGear, they are known to western consumers mainly through the internet and, like iGear, their output seemed primarily aimed towards collectors: their bootlegs were relatively high-quality and usually attempted to copy either rare figures like [[Breakdown (G1)#Timelines|Timelines Breakdown]] and [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Henkei|Lucky Draw Henkei Optimus Prime]] or, alternatively, tried to provide variants of said molds that didn't yet exist in their respective toylines like the aforementioned Seekers. It appears that they've ceased activity sometime during the early 2010s, with no newer bootlegs based on the succeeding [[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]] figures being known to exist.

[[File:WeiJiang-VS-StudioSeries-Blackout.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Imagine stepping out of a time machine in 2003 and telling someone that the bigger, more detailed, and more expensive toy in this image is actually the bootleg.]]

====2010s - Present day ====
* '''Weijiang'''
: Cropping up during the second half of the 2010s, Shanghai-based company Weijiang has become one of the most notorious names in the Transformers bootleg scene, producing an extensive roster of figures mostly taken from the [[Live-action film series|live-action film series]] toylines that were often cheaper than their official Hasbro / Takara counterparts while also featuring extensive improvements, such as extra paint applications, new molded details, and even occasional full engineering overhauls that'd fix the rougher aspects of the original molds. Their products were heavily proliferated on websites like AliExpress and became highly regarded amongst collectors - something previously unseen coming from a bootleg manufacturer - and the company even ventured into making their own original "IP infringing items" with toys like Ultima Guard, an Omega Supreme lookalike aimed towards compatibility with the ''Masterpiece'' line. Ultimately, Weijiang's career came to an abrupt end in 2020 when the Shanghai police arrested its owners for copyright infringement <ref>https://natlawreview.com/article/shanghai-police-announce-arrests-hasbro-transformers-criminal-copyright-case</ref>, though ultimately, it seems that the Pandora's box was now open: as seen below, it was only a matter of time until more companies started cropping up with the same model.

* '''BaiWei''', '''MHZ Toys''', and '''APC Toys'''
: Other manufacturers that are now entering the "fourth party" market, all of which produce high-quality copies with the occasional deco upgrades and new screen-accurate accessories. BaiWei generally covers ''Studio Series'' releases (they originally just produced plain bootlegs with little to no modifications but eventually moved to the collector-oriented upgrade model) while MHZ focuses more on ''[[Rise of the Beasts]]'' figures and APC goes for a more specific fan niche by building its catalogue around high-quality ''Transformers Prime'' knockoffs.

* '''KuBianBao / KBB'''
: A company that tends to focus more on simple plain copies of Transformers figures, with their catalogue spanning everything from standard bootlegs of Deluxes and Voyagers from the live-action film series (with the occasional odd variant thrown in, like a police car version of [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Studio Series 16 Bumblebee]]) to different versions of Masterpiece toys, usually either arbitrarily upscaled or downscaled. Despite not having the same fancy engineering overhauls of Weijiang, KBB's figures are usually nonetheless considered to be of a passable quality given their very cheap value, with their [[Transformers Expo]]-exclusive ''Age of Extinction'' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)|Nemesis Prime]] in particular having attained some popularity amongst collectors given the rarity of its original version. KBB figures are still consistently found in stock on the likes of AliExpress, suggesting that they're still being manufactured - however, no newer models appear to have been made by the company after the 2010s.

[[File:Taikongzhans-SuperionKO.jpg|right|thumb|250px]]
* '''Taikongzhans'''
: A more recent company that started making bootlegs of 2010s-era Transformers and continued manufacturing them into the 2020s, Taikongzhans first came into the market with some passable-quality (but otherwise fairly unremarkable) figures based on ''Dark of the Moon'' and ''Age of Extinction'' toys. Their main acclaim to fame, however, comes from a later run of knockoffs based on ''[[Combiner Wars (franchise)|Combiner Wars]]'' figures, including full-sized versions of the regular Scramble City-style combiners and an undersized version of Titan Class Devastator to be on the same scale as the other ''Combiner Wars'' gestalts. The Scramble-City type teams were released both as individual figures and 5-packs, with these 5-packs in particular being notoriously cheap compared to their original figures. Their version of Superion even includes additional feet pieces, thus simultaneously making it into a "fourth party" toy of sorts. Interestingly, they use the same custom insignia featured in the aforementioned Polyfect combiners - which begs the question; is Taikongzhans a rebranding of Polyfect or is it a separate company paying homage to their combiner bootlegging ancestors? [[You]] decide!

* '''JuJiang'''
: On the opposite end of Taikongzhans with their downscaled Devastator, JuJiang was a short-lived (but, within "third" / "fourth party" collector circles, still well-known) company that instead ''upscaled'' [[CHUG]] toys and upgraded them to be compatible with the ''Masterpiece'' toyline. These include a ''Classics'' Voyager Optimus Prime and a ''Combiner Wars'' Superion, the latter in particular being extensively remolded compared to its original version with the addition of highly-accurate robots and vehicle modes.

* '''MINISO'''
: A major Chinese retail franchise with multiple stores worldwide that really, ''really'' wanted customers to believe it was somehow connected to Japanese culture for a while (more about this kerfuffle can be read [[wikipedia:MINISO#History|on their Wikipedia page]]). They've released a large volume of Transformers bootlegs over the years, including the usual slightly upscaled Legends Class knockoffs and, perhaps somewhat surprisingly amongst these, also a copy of ''Cybertron'' Scout Class [[Hardtop (Cybertron)|Hardtop]]. Their catalogue also featured a knockoff of ''[[Kre-O]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Kre-O)#90pc|Optimus Prime]] at one point, and - albeit not necessarily bootlegs - a number of [https://x.com/TF_Moments/status/1590404734149877760 very obviously Transformers-inspired construction block sets], as well as a plethora of other generic transforming robot toys to boot.

* '''Tengyang'''
: Tired of all these fancy fourth party companies with their high-quality toys and all the other not-so-fancy companies with their low-effort Legends Class upscales alike? Why, take a trip down the memory lane of how bootlegging used to be with the catalogue of Tengyang! Although their most well-known product is an undersized version of the "third party" toy 'MMC Feral Rex' (a famous not-[[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]]), Tengyang has also produced several standard Transformers knockoffs, the most common amongst these being extremely cheap versions of Generation 1 Predaking and [[Piranacon (G1)|Piranacon]] in weird extravagant colors. Also amongst their releases (albeit probably not originally designed by them, as similar bootlegs have been floating around for a while now <ref>https://www.tfw2005.com/boards/threads/asura-dinosaur-scramble-city-combiner-review.970686/</ref>) is a Scramble City-style combiner formed from lookalikes of the five Generation 1 [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]], with the individual members being extensively retooled versions of the Seacons. Now ''that's'' the kind of bootlegging weirdness you'd see in the old days!

===Transitional companies===
[[File:Trendmasters BeetVadam.jpg|left|thumb|AND I'LL FORM THE HE—oh, wait.]]
====From bootlegger to reputable company====
Although rare, some knockoff companies eventually venture into legitimate toy design territory. One such example is Trendmasters, which started out as a budget manufacturer and at one point produced an extensively retooled version of Takatoku's 'Beet-Vadam' figure from the ''Beetras'' toyline (which would later become [[Ransack (G1)|Ransack]] in the Transformers ''Generation 1'' toyline), before eventually legally securing the ''{{w|Voltron}}'' and ''[[Godzilla]]'' licenses and becoming an established company in the 90s toy market. Another such company was Korean knockoff manufacturer Academy, best known for releasing the Overlord knockoff with Star Saber's head as well as the huge, up-sized ''Gundam'' Cloth MK-II. In the world of plastic scale models, they were also known for producing low-quality knockoffs of Japanese manufacturer Tamiya's kits with copied box art. Academy has since gone legit, legally acquiring such licenses as ''Gundam'', ''Naruto'', ''Tom and Jerry'', and ''[[Zoids]]''.<ref>[http://www.academy.co.kr/5c/5c_main.asp Character products page] at academy.co.kr</ref> And as previously mentioned, Happy Well has also shifted its focus from producing knockoffs to becoming a more reputable company, with their original ''Roadbots'' and ''V-Create'' Transforming robot toys seeing worldwide retail distribution.

So, we have seen that companies which formerly produced and/or distributed fake Transformers toys can end up becoming legitimate enough to get licensing deals with other more well-established franchises, but what about producers and/or distributors of Transformers knockoffs later getting licensing deals to make toys... For the ''Transformers'' brand itself? Could such a thing ever happen? Well, guess what, it did!

Former U.S. electronic retail giant [[RadioShack]] is often accused of being a bootlegger for their release of the pre-Transformers [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]] mold under the name of "Galactic Man" (nicknamed "Shackwave" by Transformers fans), but this release was actually fully licensed by the original toy's manufacturer [[ToyCo]]. Except, the accusations of bootlegging aren't completely wrong either: at one point, they sold a toy under their in-house Tandy brand called "AM Robot Radio" - which, as its named indicates, was an AM radio shaped like a robot - with its design being very obviously a crude retooling of the official ''Transformers'' [[Nasta]] Optimus Prime-shaped radio that was sold under the name of "Robot AM Radio" during the 1980s. About two decades later, RadioShack would partner up with Hasbro and Paramount to produce a multitude of official merchandise for the [[Transformers (film)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie]], including radio-controlled cars, radio-controlled aircraft, and - ironically - a set of clip-on radios with designs based on Autobot and Decepticon insignias.

====From reputable company to bootlegger====
The opposite direction is also possible: [[GiG]] acquired a license from [[TakaraTomy|Takara]] for distributing ''[[Diaclone]]'' toys in Italy before Hasbro even launched their ''Transformers'' line. Subsequently, they obtained a second license from Hasbro to distribute ''Transformers'' toys proper, which they did all the way up until 1997. By 1998, Hasbro abandoned GiG as their Italian license in favor of their own, newly formed Italian Hasbro branch. Subsequently, GiG imported several knockoffs, such as off-color versions of the [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicon]]s.

Something similar, abeit at a smaller scale, happened with [[Estrela]] in Brazil when they released the aforementioned ''Beast Wars'' Dinobot bootlegs from Hayakawa Toys under their ''Mutantes Dinossauros'' toyline in 2014, a whole eight years after losing the license to distribute official Hasbro figures. It is questionable whether Estrela even knew these were bootlegs since, as with many Transformers-like budget toys in the 2000s, they were originally produced by a different unknown company and then sold to various toy manufacturers around the world (it is very likely that you might have seen these same dinosaur molds on retail elsewhere at the time), but alas, it is nonetheless an interesting peculiarity that the "official distributor to bootlegger" pipeline happened twice.
[[File:Simba_Jumpstarters.jpg|right|thumb|225px|"No one who speaks German could be an evil bootlegger!"]]

====Existing as both reputable company and bootlegger====

But can a company be simultaneously connected to 'proper' international big-name brands and yet somehow have one of its hands deep in the knockoff jar? Why, yes, this has been known to happen!

Peru's [[Lynsa]] was [[Generation 1 toylines in Latin America|one of the many official ''Transformers'' licensees across South America]] during the Generation 1 toyline, having earned the right to both make and market their own regional variants of Transformers toys - but at the same time, they would also release a set of basic cardbacked combining robots under the name of "Ensembler", which were, very clearly, low-quality bootlegs of LJN ''Voltron'' toys. Also in Peru, national company HUDE would act as both an official ''Transformers'' distributor and yet, at around the same time, make their own bizarre Jumpstarter bootlegs under the names of "Robot X 4" and "Drago" (they even ran TV commercials advertising their knockoffs! <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm9CqyCrRhU Advert for HUDE's ''Robot X 4'' and ''Drago''.]</ref>).

A much more baffling example is the [[Simba Dickie Group]], a popular German toy company (perhaps best known for being the parent company of notorious railway model manufacturer Märklin) that once released multiple generic transformable robots under their ''Space Transformer'' and ''Planet Fighter'' series of assorted sci-fi budget toys - amongst these being numerous variants of the Flying Dragon Jumpstarter knockoffs, oversized Mini-Cons, the Hayakawa Toys Dinobot clones, a plethora of [[Brave]] bootlegs, and even a regional European release of the aforementioned Happy Well G1 Quake, Mini-Con combiner, and ''Armada'' Megatron clones <ref>[https://transformersnotejo.blogspot.com/2025/06/cataloging-simbas-transformers-bootlegs.html An attempt at documenting every Transformers knockoff made by Simba] on transformersnotejo.blogspot.com</ref>. Bizarrely enough, not even a decade later, they would go on to actually produce an extensive suite of official Transformers merchandise for Hasbro, starting with die-cast figures, vehicles, and all sorts of gimmicky toys made for ''Robots in Disguise'' and later continuing their collaboration with a similar range of toys for ''The Last Knight'' and ''Bumblebee''. [[Jada Toys]], which would go on to produce more Transformers merchandise, is also part of the Simba Dickie Group, meaning that their relationship with the Transformers brand continues to last until today - and yet, despite this, their Jumpstarter knockoffs are still being sold on the company's official web store! <ref>https://www.simbatoys.com/simba_en/brands/planet-fighter/pf-space-bot-pro-6-ass-103572535-en.html</ref> It appears that Simba has redesigned their version of the Jumpstarter mold multiple times over the years to the point where their resemblance with the original toys has diminished slightly, but alas, the core design of the old G1 / ''Diaclone'' figures is still very much unmistakably there.
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[[File:RadioAMRobot02.jpg|left|250px|thumb|Not a proponent of [[wikipedia:Dialetheism|dialetheism]]? Well then, explain how I'm both a bootleg and also not a bootleg!]]

===Transitional toys===
But what's even crazier than a knockoff company also producing official toys? Why, an unofficial toy becoming an official toy!

Perhaps the wildest curiosity in this entire article might be [[Best Join]]'s 1985 toy "Radio Robot" , a robot that transformed into a fully-functional AM radio with a design blending various elements of the Generation 1 [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]], [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]], and [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]] toys (the original source for most or all of these most likely being their [[Micro Change]] and [[Toybox]] versions, as Hasbro had not yet released Blaster and Omega Supreme at the time and the other two toys were relatively new to the market). Surprisingly, ''Robotic Radio'' was later released by Argentinian toy company [[Comando Toys]] in 1987 under the name of [[Radio AM Robot]], now featuring official ''Transformers'' branding with Hasbro copyright on the packaging! He would be later mentioned in the ''[[Transformers Timelines (fiction)|Transformers Timelines]]'' story [[A Team Effort]] as an in-universe musician, thus leading to the first and only confirmed case of a toy that ascended from bootleg to official branded release and finally to the status of canonized ''Transformers'' character in official media.

Another Transformers-branded Comando Toys offering that also borders on bootlegging was [[Walkie Talkie Robot]], a pair of - as the name suggests - robot walkie talkies originally made by Hong Kong company Arlight, featuring a design that's clearly ripped off the titular mecha from ''[[wikipedia:God Mars|Rokushin Gattai Godmars]]''. Still, this only copies the overall design of the character, not a specific Godmars toy, thus; unlike Radio AM Robot, it technically avoids the knockoff classification. ''Technically''.

Finally, it's impossible to not mention the odd Korean releases presumably done under the official Transformers brand, with their packaging attributing licensing permissions to both Hasbro and Korean company [[ToonTown]] (as well as another broadly unknown company called "3D Licensing International"). Their most overtly bootleg product was the aforementioned formerly Globo-distributed version of Generation 1 Optimus Prime, being distinguishable by quite a few alterations from its original tooling like the truck windshield not being split in half, the left smokestack being replaced by a ladder, his truck mode stickers being an odd mess, and his rifle being based on that of ''Dorvack'' Jeeps (AKA the later Generation 1 [[Roadbuster (G1)|Roadbuster]]): being that this toy began life as a bootleg ''and'' that it's based on a well-known character rather a new made-up one like Radio AM Robot, this is a particularly unusual release to have popped up as part of an official ''Transformers'' line-up. Beyond this Prime retool, there's also [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#LALA|an oversized, off-color ''Generation 2'' Optimus Prime]] <ref>https://x.com/tfwiki/status/1036114311142363136/</ref>, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#MidamIndustry|a model kit based on G1 Prime]], multiple re-releases of [[Kabaya]] ''[[Transformers Gum]]'' kits, and a wide variety of ''Generation 2''-branded merchandise, all of these arriving to Korean stores at around 1997 - 1998 with the same "1997 Hasbro International, Inc | With Permission of 3D Licensing International Represented by ToonTown" identifiers on their packaging. There still isn't a consensus as to whether these are legitimate Hasbro-branded products or not - the regular-sized Optimus Prime clearly has bootleg origins, but a bootleg match to their other products hasn't been found as of yet, even though oversizing toys seems like a very distinctively bootleg thing to do - but as a matter of public interest, we have nonetheless chosen to cover them on this wiki.
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==Law and copyright infringement==
===Legal analysis of knockoffs===
[[File:DOTM.MIRAGEKO.jpg|upright=1.4|right|thumb|Were you fooled by this in 2011? Don't be shy, we were [[Misconceptions and urban legends about Transformers|fooled too]].]]
Despite myths to the contrary, most ''Transformers'' knockoffs are illegal. In ''HASBRO BRADLEY, INC. v. SPARKLE TOYS, INC.'', 780 F.2d 189 (2nd Cir. 1985), the Second Circuit granted an injunction on Sparkle Toys' [[Jumpstarter]] knockoffs, where Hasbro showed a likelihood of success for infringement of their copyright in the Jumpstarters toys.<ref name="sparkle">[http://www.law.cornell.edu/copyright/cases/780_F2d_189.htm HASBRO BRADLEY, INC. v. SPARKLE TOYS, INC.] at the Legal Information Institute</ref> For those not law literate, this basically means that (A) Hasbro held a valid [[copyright]] in the Jumpstarters, and (B) Hasbro had a strong enough case that this would have gone to a jury, which would ultimately decide whether there was infringement.

Although Hasbro and Takara's design patents on ''Transformers'' toys expire after 14 years from issuance, their copyright in ''Transformers'' toys lasts for 95 years from publication, i.e., sale to the public. Thus, while the design patents on some ''Transformers'' toys have expired, the copyright protection on all ''Transformers'' toys is still in effect. For useful articles, such as a reconfigurable toy, copyright protects only those expressive elements that are separable from the function. While a transformation is probably not protectable because it is functional, the overall look of the robot or alternate mode is protectable. Thus, while a heavily retooled knockoff that only retains the [[transformation]] of the original toy may avoid infringement, a toy that is only resized or is only painted in different colors would infringe on Hasbro and Takara's copyright regardless of the slight modification.

In a second case, ''WALES INDUS. INC. v. HASBRO BRADLEY, INC.'', 612 F.Supp. 510 (1985), Wales Industrial attempted legal steps ''against Hasbro'' to ''stop them from taking legal steps against Wales'' for selling knockoffs of Hasbro's ''Transformers'' toys, arguing that Hasbro was not the copyright holder, but merely a licensee, and the original Takara versions of the toys were lacking copyright stamps, thus making the toys fall into public domain. The court shot down the case by declaring that through their contract with [[TakaraTomy|Takara]], Hasbro was legally authorized to represent them as copyright holder; the lack of copyright stamps on Japanese releases of the toys was irrelevant due to different domestic laws, as what mattered was that the toys had copyright stamps when they were released to the United States market; and Wales Industrial had even acted in full knowledge of a potential copyright conflict by having their knockoff toys slightly modified as to not be exact carbon copies of Hasbro's versions.<ref name="wales1">[https://casetext.com/case/wales-indus-inc-v-hasbro-bradley-inc-2 WALES INDUS. INC. v. HASBRO BRADLEY, INC.] and [https://casetext.com/case/wales-indus-inc-v-hasbro-bradley-inc supplementary item] at Case Text.com.</ref>
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[[File:Knockoff advertisement.jpg|left|thumb|upright=0.7]]
====Hasbro's intervention (or lack thereof)====
To date, Hasbro apparently has taken few actions against knockoff manufacturers. Only the above cases of Hasbro shutting down a ''Transformers'' knockoff operation in the 1980s exist, and no such cases exist from the 1990s onward. Hasbro's ''Transformers'' design director [[Aaron Archer]] was once quoted as making a comment at [[BotCon]] implying that Hasbro was unconcerned with knockoffs.{{fact}} Strangely, Hasbro recently contacted small online toy store AgesThreeAndUp and told them to take down their knockoff listings. At [[BotCon 2008]], [[Greg Lombardo]] read an official Hasbro policy discouraging fans from purchasing knockoffs—even in the main dealer room just a few yards away—and vaguely threatening future legal action against their producers. In May 2008, eBay began taking down auctions for knockoff Transformers (the high end counterfeits in particular), but it's unclear whether this was Hasbro's doing or not.<ref>http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/other-news-20/knockoff-transformers-auctions-being-pulled-from-ebay-165004/</ref> Eventually, whatever action Ebay took would not last long since, as of the 2020s, Ebay is still packed with bootlegs, both new and old alike.

===Myths about knockoffs===
Over the years, there have been a lot of widespread myths about knockoffs. Perhaps the most preposterous myth is that knockoffs are legal. See the Legal Analysis section above for why this theory is incorrect. Although few proponents of this theory exist, those that do claim vigorously that the presence of knockoffs on Family Dollar or Wal-Mart's shelves means that those products must be legitimate. The flaw in the reasoning here is that it assumes big chain stores would never do anything ignorantly or illegally, which is certainly [http://www.google.com/search?q=walmart+lawsuit not the case].

As previously mentioned, one long-held myth among fans (due to a general lack of information), is that the Generation 1 ''Transformers'' with Chinese stickers in the corner are high-quality counterfeits. After all, they look just like the original Generation 1 releases, but with some very small differences and oftentimes slightly inferior plastic quality. But again, it's come out that these were, in fact, [[The Transformers (Chinese toyline)|re-releases for the Chinese market produced from 1989 through 1995]], not unlike their Chinese ''[[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joe]]'' counterparts from around the same period. The modern high-quality Chinese Generation 1 counterfeits wouldn't be until 2005, a decade later.

Numerous international releases based on licenses [[pre-Transformer#Licensed international releases of pre-Transformers|predating the success of the ''Transformers'' brand]] (some of them available concurrently with their ''Transformers'' counterparts) have also been mistaken for knockoffs. The fact that ''actual'' knockoffs of these figures (and even knockoffs of ''these very licensed versions'') exist doesn't exactly help matters.

==So, are knockoffs worth buying?==
As a final consideration, you might be wondering if purchasing a knockoff figure is actually worth your money or not. Here are some factors you might want to consider:

===Pros===
* Unsurprisingly, knockoffs are generally far cheaper than their official counterparts. This is obviously balanced by the generally lower quality, but there are still some pretty intuitive advantages in getting a copy of a figure for a fraction of its original price, especially in cases where a buyer might not have the money to purchase an official version. This is further substantiated by the few knockoffs that actually do have surprisingly good quality and can easily pass for original collector-grade items, like the aforementioned Generation 1 and Masterpiece counterfeits. In the end, when a rare figure like the 2014 gold version of Masterpiece Megatron can often cost past the $600 mark on eBay, getting the mass manufactured reproduction that looks virtually indistinguishable from the original for $60 might not sound completely unreasonable. Most recently, there has even been an onslaught of fan-oriented KOs designed to not just copy the originals but also to surpass them with improved sculpts and paintjobs, like the repainted and slightly remolded movie figures of WeiJiang.
[[File:AlphaBaseRobot.jpg|right|thumb|Oh, hi. I cost more than a [[Mint in sealed box|MISB]] ''G1'' Overlord. Want to touch me?]]

* Surprisingly enough, some older knockoffs do have collectible value, especially those produced in Taiwan and South Korea during the 1980s. As an example, the pre-transformer version of Shockwave (originally manufactured in grey by Toy Co as a figure called "Astro-Magnum") was the victim of multiple knockoff copies which are now actually more valuable than an original Generation 1 Shockwave. The bizarre Academy version of Overlord is another example in the same vein.

* Sometimes they're just funny and weird and interesting. Yes, even the cheap dodgy cheese-plastic ones. Sometimes ''especially'' the cheap dodgy cheese-plastic ones.

===Cons===

*As a rule, knockoffs are generally inferior to their original versions. Keep in mind that the previously mentioned WeiJiangs and Masterpieces are only rare exceptions amongst the usual pile of counterfeit junk, the vast majority of KOs you'll find in dollar stores are nowhere near the level of an official Hasbro or Takara product. These are often conceived with the most rudimentary plastic that can be shunted out at the most affordable rate, with little to no [[quality control]] behind their manufacturing, and in numerous occasions without even featuring any paint operations besides the actual color of the plastic they're molded in.

*As already previously explained, knockoffs are illegally produced copies of Transformers designs. This might not be too much of a detractor for collectors, especially considering how little Hasbro and Takara themselves seem to care about modern knockoffs, but it does imply that, by purchasing a fake figure over a genuine one, you are not monetarily contributing to the team that actually designed and engineered that original figure.

==Fiction==
===''Animated'' cartoon===
[[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]] referred to the [[Starscream clone (Animated)|Starscream clones]] as "an army of cheap knockoffs". {{storylink|A Bridge Too Close, Part II}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
"Knockoff" was considered an offensive epithet against Transformers who were [[Reproduction#2005 IDW continuity|"constructed cold."]] {{storylink|Remain in Light 1 of 5: The Fecund Moon|The Fecund Moon}}

===''Age of Extinction'' film===
After defeating [[Stinger (AOE)|Stinger]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]] smugly referred to his defeated doppelganger as a "cheap knockoff." {{storylink|Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Age of Extinction}}

==External links==
*[http://highendtfs.com/?q=node/17 HighEndTFs' ID Guide for high quality counterfeit Generation 1 Transformers]
*[http://www.actionfigurechecklist.com/Images/Album/index.php?v=list&i=0&p=Transformers_KnockOff_KO Action Figure Checklist's Transformer Knock-Off Photo Album]
*[http://www.reocities.com/TelevisionCity/3230/tfother.html All Things Transformers - Other Transforming Toys]
*[http://www22.pos.to/~butto/ttot.html Butto's Other Transforming Toys (Japanese)]
*[http://www.netlaputa.ne.jp/~m-akao/GALLERY/fakehp.html Fake Toy Gallery (Japanese)]
*[http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/listing/user/bootlegs Hatch's Bootleg Transformers]
*[http://www.geocities.ws/kidk0rrupt/ Kid K0rrupt's Bootleg Gallery]
*[http://www.builtstlouis.net/tf/mmkos/index.html Rob's Pile of Transformers: Micromaster Knockoffs]
*[http://www.tfarchive.com/toys/gallery.php?g2_itemId=7302 TFArchive.com's Bootleg Gallery]
*[http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/transformers-3rd-party-discussion/191817-knock-off-transformers-thread.html TFW2005 Ongoing Knock-Off Transformers Thread]
*[http://www.toyarchive.com/Transformers/Knockoffs/Genertaion1KnockOffs.html Toyarchive.com's Gallery of Generation 1 Knockoffs]
*[http://zobovor.20megsfree.com/knockoffs_archive.html Zobovor's Knockoff Toys Archive (text)]
*[http://pleasesavemerobots.com/scrambledcity/skorbia/index.html SKORBIA-Crazysteve's South Korean Bootleg Information Archive]
*[https://www.instagram.com/tf_kollector/ TF_KOllector Vintage Transformer Bootleg Instagram Gallery]

==References==
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[[Category:Toys]]

Talk:Generation 1 (Japanese toyline)

2025-07-13T19:19:34Z

Archforce: voicing support

==???==
I honestly don't quite get the purpose of this page: like, sure, there are multiple franchises contained within the Japanese G1 umbrella, and so my first thought seeing this was that each link would lead to individual pages for those toylines... But then they all lead to the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)]] page, which is just a large list with every Japanese toyline in ''one'' page, as with the European and South American ones. Isn't this page, then, kinda redundant, considering it almost entirely just features the same content as that other page but abridged? Personally, I feel like this should be replaced with a redirect to that page instead, so that it doesn't break everything else that links to it. ([[User:FortressMaxxing|FortressMaxxing]] ([[User talk:FortressMaxxing|talk]]) 12:33, 13 July 2025 (EDT))
:Looking over at the history of the aforementioned larger page, it appears that it was in fact originally only about the first year of the G1 Japanese toyline before it was divided into multiple franchises, until everything else was merged with it in 2018 - thus; I suppose that this page once served a legitimate purpose, but nowadays it feels pretty pointless. I have therefore tagged it with the "move" tag. ([[User:FortressMaxxing|FortressMaxxing]] ([[User talk:FortressMaxxing|talk]]) 12:40, 13 July 2025 (EDT))
::Hm. Redundancy is a fair concern. Revisiting these two articles, I cannot help but notice that now that the dust has settled from the giga-merge:
:::1) This page has indeed mutated into an overview of the contents of the ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers]]'' page.
:::2) The ''F!SRLT'' page *lacks* a dedicated overview section (litany of vestigial headers labeled "overview" for each individual year notwithstanding) due to being cobbled together from the smaller pages.
::Perhaps the most straightforward thing would be to merge them rather than overwriting this page outright, with its content going to the top of the ''F!SRLT'' page when this namespace becomes a redirect?--[[User:AzimuthAcolyte|AzimuthAcolyte]] ([[User talk:AzimuthAcolyte|talk]]) 13:47, 13 July 2025 (EDT)
:::Wahey and there go those vestigial headers. I have updated the flag to a merge accordingly.--[[User:AzimuthAcolyte|AzimuthAcolyte]] ([[User talk:AzimuthAcolyte|talk]]) 13:59, 13 July 2025 (EDT)
:::I am in favor of the merger. [[User:MrRald|MrRald]] ([[User talk:MrRald|talk]]) 14:59, 13 July 2025 (EDT)
:::Seems like a merger would be a net improvement for the FSRLTF toyline article as well as wiki navigation. - [[User:Archforce|Archforce]] ([[User talk:Archforce|talk]]) 15:19, 13 July 2025 (EDT)

Tales of the Fallen issue 3

2025-01-07T16:12:16Z

Archforce: /* Other trivia */

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|seriesissue=''[[Transformers: Tales of the Fallen]]'' #3
|prev=Tales of the Fallen issue 2
|next=Tales of the Fallen issue 4
|image=TalesoftheFallen3 CoverA.jpg
|caption="Well, I wasn't going to say 'during the war'. *pause* During the military conflict from 1939 to 1945..."
|publisher=[[IDW Publishing]]
|date=[[October 21]], [[2009]]
|coverdate=October 2009
|written by=[[Chris Mowry]]
|pencils by=[[Carlos Magno]]
|colors by=[[Moose Baumann]]
|letters by=[[Chris Mowry]]
|assistant editor=[[Carlos Guzman]]
|associate editor=[[Denton J. Tipton]]
|editor=[[Andy Schmidt]]
|continuity=[[Movie continuity]]
}}

'''Jetfire works for The Fallen. No, really!'''

==Synopsis==
In the distant past, the [[Seeker (ROTF)|Seeker]] [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]] serves directly under the [[Prime (rank)|Prime]] who would become [[The Fallen]], finding for him various stars to harvest; he believes he is serving the [[Dynasty of Primes]] as a whole and harvesting non-living systems, not realising he has been conned by his master into killing a living world.

Reporting back to the not-yet-Fallen, Jetfire is surprised to find his master has ''already'' located a new world. When he questions this, his master is impressed that he dares seek answers from a Prime, and decides to let him in on the truth: the rest of the Dynasty has betrayed Cybertron, and are leading it to extinction! Thus, it has become still-not-yet-Fallen's duty to take control and save the planet from this fate! Confused by all this, Jetfire is taken to the Chamber of the Dynasty of Primes, home of seven sarcophagi from which the Dynasty communicate; he soon becomes ''more'' confused when six of the Primes state that he'd committed a heinous act that had to be punished!

The almost-Fallen defends both his Seeker and his actions, causing the Dynasty to warp into the chamber to ask about this nonsense he was speaking. While they remain adamant that a grave sin had been committed by killing a living planet, he asks how this sacrifice could matter ''now'' after they'd gained so much valuable energy for Cybertron? The other Primes are having none of it, however, and the about-to-be-Fallen's arguments that this gained them power ''far'' more quickly fall on deaf ears; one of them makes it clear that the whole Dynasty will have to be in congress before the [[Star Harvester]] can be used again, and there will be severe consequences if he repeats this "mistake". The from-the-next-page-he's-Fallen assures them there'd be no more mistakes...

Jetfire leaves the meeting confused: his master had explored that last planet and there'd been no life on it... had there? He was told a mistake had been made, but the important thing is that the Dynasty were allowing Cybertron to die; that they wish to take power; that someone had to ''stop'' them. And that someone was the Fallen, and his hand-picked army of [[Constructicon (ROTF)|construction drones]]... the [[Decepticon]]s! Jetfire is left confused by this new name, but is informed that this group is the future of Cybertron... and there's a place in it for him...

Despite his doubts, Jetfire joins the Decepticons and follows them to a desert on a [[Earth|small blue planet]] to build another star harvester. His doubts flare up when [[Long Haul (ROTF)|Long Haul]] finds [[human|primitive]] life was on this planet... and the Fallen ''does not care''. Jetfire is shocked and finally breaks rank, ordering Long Haul to cease work on the harvester. He then pleads with the Fallen that they can't harvest another living world... but since the Fallen had just killed one of the primitives for the hell of it, you can guess how ''that'' went. All the Fallen wants is for the other Primes to come to this world so he can kill them all, or remain in limbo for eternity. Either way, he wins. Jetfire declares he'll stop him, only to get easily swatted down and left to be killed by the Constructicons...

But the Primes arrive, just as the Fallen wanted. Before engaging in battle, he warps Jetfire and his minions away, and the Seeker finds himself under attack. Determined to reach the harvester and stop it, he begins tearing through the drones: even wounded, he has power and abilities beyond them! One by one, he dispatches the drones until only [[Mixmaster (ROTF)|Mixmaster]] remains standing. Unfortunately for Jetfire, Mixmaster gets the drop on him, and the only way to avoid being crushed is to teleport into the planet's atmosphere and let re-entry finish him off. Unfortunately, as Jetfire is paralyzed and unable to fly, the stunt dooms him as well.

Thousands of years later, Jetfire wakes in a desert. Confused, he wanders it until a spy plane crashes into him. He takes on its form, and the rest [[Jetfire (Movie)#Revenge of the Fallen film|is history]]...

==Featured characters==
{{featuredcharacters
|c2=
* [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]] (1)
* [[Mixmaster (ROTF)|Mixmaster]] (4)
* [[Rampage (ROTF)|Rampage]] (5)
* [[Scrapper (ROTF)|Scrapper]] (6)
* [[Long Haul (ROTF)|Long Haul]] (7)
* [[Scavenger (ROTF)|Scavenger]] (8)
* [[Hightower (ROTF)|Hightower]] (9)
* [[Buffalo MPV Decepticon]] (10)
|c3=
* Captain [[E. Laska]] (11)
* Lieutenant [[Sheep]] (12)
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* [[The Fallen]] (2)
* [[Dynasty of Primes]] (3)
}}

==Quotes==
* TBD

==Notes==
===Continuity notes===
* The sarcophagi from ''[[Transformers: Defiance|Defiance]]'' turn up, with the Primes living inside them.
* This is the first ROTF fiction to say that the Fallen ''planned in advance'' to kill off his brothers on Earth.

===Errors===
* Obviously, this origin clashes a bit with the "Jetfire was sent by The Fallen to look for the Matrix and fell asleep" origin in the film. (And he can't know anything about the [[Tomb of the Primes]] or the Dynasty's battle against the Fallen, since here he ''never sees'' any of it.)
* The Fallen is the only Prime to land on Earth and set up the harvester, instead of all of them. Fun with early script drafts!
* There are only six other Primes now, despite there being ''twelve'' others in ''Defiance'' and the [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Official Movie Adaptation|comic adaptation]]. This brings it in line with the film, which only had Seven Primes, except the DVD's bio for the Fallen claims there were thirteen Primes and ARRRRRRRRGGGGGGG.
* The Constructicons all go unnamed here, and are referred to as "construction drones". They also all ''die''. So the Constructicons in the film and later comics have to be different guys, and are apparently a series of drone units rather than individual guys. Or at least they ''used'' to be drones. Hell, I dunno. Another Constructicon resembling an Buffalo MPV Decepticon is also among the bunch, so who really cares at this point?

===Other trivia===
* This is the second earliest entry into the movieverse fiction, beaten only by [[Tales of the Fallen issue 4|next issue]], as it starts off before the Primes battle on Earth.
* Jetfire and the Constructicons are all greyish-brown, which doesn't do the big fight scene any favours.
* Despite their noble rep, the Dynasty's reaction to ''deliberate omnicide'' is little more than wagging a finger and saying "now don't do it again!".
* [[Rampage (ROTF)| Rampage]]'s Cybertronian form looks like almost exactly like his toy, except he has two legs.
* The Buffalo MPV Constructicon is drawn heavily based off of the original [[2007]] [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Deluxe Class toys|Bonecrusher toy]], right down to the giant pieces of [[kibble]] on it's arms. The only thing missing is the claw on its back.
*Mixmaster is depicted with an [http://conceptartworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/ben_procter_rotf_12.jpg early head design] that appears on several of his toys.
* Chronologically, this is the first time Jetfire kills a Mixmaster unit. It also creates a full circle effect after he kills the second during [[Operation: Firestorm]].

===Covers (3)===
*'''Cover A:''' Jetfire; art and colors by [[Alex Milne]]
*'''Cover B:''' Jetfire and some crazy shit behind him; art by [[Carlos Magno]] (and colors by [[Moose Baumann]]). This cover can be combined with [[Tales of the Fallen issue 4|#4]]'s cover B to form a bigger picture.
*'''Cover RI:''' Title-free version of cover A
<gallery>
Image:TalesoftheFallen3 CoverA.jpg|Any of you young punks touch my stuff, I'll kill you!
Image:TalesoffallenjetfireBcover.jpg|Aaaagh, what is behind meee?
Image:TalesoftheFallen3 CoverRI.jpg|Lighten up, Francis!
</gallery>

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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)

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The '''''Transformers: Rise of the Beasts''''' toyline coincides with the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|seventh film]] in the [[live-action film series]]. Much like the merchandising for ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the film's self-titled toyline is focused on kid-oriented products, with the collector-targeted figures released instead as part of the ongoing ''[[Studio Series]]'' line, co-branded with the film's title.

==Hasbro ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline==
==="Core" figures===
Labeled by store listings as "Core Boys" products (not to be confused with the Core [[size class]] seen in other toylines), these figures use the traditional Deluxe and Voyager size classes but without the "premium collector product" approach of ''Studio Series'', akin to the Deluxe Class offerings in the recent ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' and ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' toylines, and were based on early film concept art due to time constraints<ref>[https://news.tfw2005.com/2023/07/28/sdcc-2023-hasbro-show-floor-qa-legacy-studio-series-video-games-more-488215 SDCC 2023 Hasbro Show Floor Q&A – Legacy, Studio Series, Video Games, More!]</ref>. The Core figures' distribution differed depending on country, with the USA getting the Deluxes exclusively in two [[Target]] box sets (see below) and the Voyagers as [[Walmart]] exclusives, while everywhere else had normal distribution of individually packaged figures. Additionally, the Core line was not offered through the usual large online retailers such as [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] for reasons unknown.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Deluxe Class wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Deluxe Class wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Autobot Mirage]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Voyager Class wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Voyager Class wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Rhinox]]}}
|
|[[File:TF-ROTB-Mainline-Deluxe-Class-Airazor.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|"Core" Deluxe Class Airazor]]
|}
{{-}}

===Beast Alliance===
The "Beast Alliance" subline focuses on gearing up characters using beast partner figures that transform into weapons or armor. The Beast [[Battle Master]] and Battle Changer assortments offer individual beasts and allies, while the more expensive Beast Weaponizer and Beast Combiner pricepoints pack together a figure with a beast partner.

====Beast Battle Masters====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Toys|Skullcruncher]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Airazor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BattleMasterRhinox.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Master Rhinox]]
|}

====Battle Changers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scourge]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Battle-Changers-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Changer Optimus Prime]]
|}

====Beast Weaponizers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Toys|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Toys|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BeastWeaponizersOptimusPrimalArrowstripe.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Weaponizer Optimus Primal & Arrowstripe]]
|}

====Beast Combiners====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Toys|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Toys|Silverfang]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Beast-Combiners-Bumblebee-and-Snarlsaber.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Combiner Bumblebee & Snarlsaber]]
|}

{{-}}

===Autobots Unite===
Drawing upon molds created for the [[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)#Energon Igniters|''Bumblebee'' Energon Igniters]] toyline, the "Autobots Unite" subline features vehicular characters who can be propelled in alt-mode by an "energon core" motor, packaged with the larger Power Plus and Nitro Series products. Much of the line is unchanged re-releases, with a few redecos. This subline was not carried by the major retailers Target and Walmart. The Speed Series and Power Plus Series toys were also referred to as "Spark Racers" and "Spark Chargers", respectively.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Speed Series/Spark Racers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Barricade]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Optimus Prime]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Power Plus Series/Spark Chargers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Battletrap (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Battletrap]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Megatron]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Nitro Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ROTBNitro|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:ROTB-toy Battletrap PowerPlus.jpg|thumb|upright=1|''Autobots Unite'' Power Plus Series Battletrap]]
|}
{{-}}

===Various toys===
The remainder of the ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline comprises a variety of products not branded as part of any larger subline, including a number of robot-to-roleplay-accessory items, Flex and Smash Changers with transformation gimmicks, electronic Beast Mode figures, [[package refresh]]es of several ''Bumblebee'' Energon Igniter figures under the returning "[[Legends Class (2005)|Legends of Cybertron]]" name, and the standard Titan Changers assortment.
====2-in-1 roleplay items====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Blaster'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Blaster|Optimus Prime Blaster]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Masks'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Mask|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#2-in-1 roleplay|Optimus Primal]]}}
|[[File:ROTBtoy-2in1maskOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|2-in-1 Mask Optimus Primal]]
|}

===="Novelty conversion" toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Flex Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Command and Convert'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#CommandAndConvert|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|[[File:ROTBtoy-SmashChangersOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|Smash Changers Optimus Primal]]
</ul>
|}

====Other toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Mode'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Legends of Cybertron'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:TF-Authentic-Titan-Changers-Cheetor.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.6|Titan Changer Cheetor]]
|}

===Exclusives===
Please note that the channels of release listed for toys below refer to the United States.
{{toystub}}

====''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]''====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Jungle Mission 3-Packs'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Cheetor]], [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Nightbird]], and [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Airazor]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#JM|Bumblebee]], and [[Mirage (Movie)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Weaponizers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|[[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Predacon Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Sandspear]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Scourge]]}}
|

|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

==''Generations''==
===''Studio Series''===
{{nav-studio}}
Following the pattern established by its predecessor ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the collector-focused toys in the ''Rise of the Beasts'' line were produced under the umbrella of the evergreen ''Studio Series'' collector toyline of movie product. All toys branded as ''Rise of the Beasts'' tie-ins are listed below.

;Core Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 8'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Noah Díaz#Toys|Noah Díaz Exo-Suit]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Novakane#Toys|Terrorcon Novakane]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Deluxe Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|97 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|100 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 22'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|104 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#SS104|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|105 [[Mirage (Movie)#Studio Series|Mirage]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 23'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|107 [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Studio Series|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
{{Bp-a1|108 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Studio_Series|Wheeljack]]}}
|}
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Voyager Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|98 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|99 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 20'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|103 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|102BB [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BBROTB|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Leader Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 11'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|101 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 13'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|106 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 17'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|118 [[Apelinq (ROTB)#Studio Series|Apelinq]]}}
|
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

==TakaraTomy==
===''Beast Kakusei''===

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'''Papapatto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-01 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BPC-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[August 5]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kakusei Weapon'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-01 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BW-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|BW-03 [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Rise_of_the_Beasts|Kakusei Weapon Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-04 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-05 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BC-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-03 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Bumblebee]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-04 [[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BC-05 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Kakusei Change Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kakusei Change Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCS-01 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Rise of the Beasts|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-02 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-03 Kakusei Change Set [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-04 Kakusei Change Set [[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change Armor Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-01 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Rise of the Beasts|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-02 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Rise of the Beasts|Silverfang]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCAS-03 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BCAS-04 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-05 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kurutto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BKC-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|BKC-02 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Nightbird]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BKC-03 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Deluxe Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Deluxe Class Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BD-02 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BD-03 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BD-04 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#3packsingle|Deluxe Class Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BD-05 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-06 [[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Voyager Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BV-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BV-02 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BV-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Beast Power'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BP-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BP-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}

===''Studio Series''===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 36''' ([[June]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-103 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-104 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 37''' ([[July]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-ter|SS-105 [[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]] }}
{{bp-a1|SS-106 [[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-m1|SS-107 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 38''' ([[August]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-108 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-ter|SS-109 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 41''' ([[November]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-113 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 43''' ([[January]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-116 [[Noah Díaz#Studio Series|Noah Díaz Excel Suit]]}}
</ul>
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 44''' ([[February]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|SS-118 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-120 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Studio Series|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Everything beyond wave 38}}

===Exclusives===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Toys"R"Us''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BPC-EX [[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Papapatto Change Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-p1|BCS-EX Kakusei Change Set [[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#Rise of the Beasts|Sandspear]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Ultimate|Kakusei Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Campaign item]]s'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Burning Plasma Blaster]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
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==Merchandise==
===Jada Toys===
{{toystub}}

==Notes==
*Much of the toyline, such as the "Core" toys and the entire ''Autobots Unite'' subline, was found at retail without a prior announcement from Hasbro.
*The first ''Rise of the Beasts'' toy was originally the ''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'' "Energon Escape" [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BuzzEE|Bumblebee]] and [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Optimus Prime]] two-pack. The co-branding on the packaging was later changed to the ''Bumblebee'' film, presumably due to the one-year delay of ''Rise of the Beasts''.

===Foreign names===
* ''Japanese:'' '''''Transformers/Beast Kakusei''''' (トランスフォーマー/ビースト覚醒 ''Toransufōmā Bīsuto Kakusei'', "Transformers: Beast Awakening")
* ''Mandarin:'' '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Wàn Shòu Juéqǐ''''' (Taiwan, 變形金剛：萬獸崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts"), '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Chāonéng Yǒngshì Juéqǐ''''' (China, 变形金刚：超能勇士崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beast Wars")

==References==
{{reflist}}

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[[Category:Rise of the Beasts| (toyline)]]
[[Category:Live-action film series toylines]]

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)

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Archforce: /* Studio Series */

{{Nav-rotb}}

The '''''Transformers: Rise of the Beasts''''' toyline coincides with the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|seventh film]] in the [[live-action film series]]. Much like the merchandising for ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the film's self-titled toyline is focused on kid-oriented products, with the collector-targeted figures released instead as part of the ongoing ''[[Studio Series]]'' line, co-branded with the film's title.

==Hasbro ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline==
==="Core" figures===
Labeled by store listings as "Core Boys" products (not to be confused with the Core [[size class]] seen in other toylines), these figures use the traditional Deluxe and Voyager size classes but without the "premium collector product" approach of ''Studio Series'', akin to the Deluxe Class offerings in the recent ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' and ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' toylines, and were based on early film concept art due to time constraints<ref>[https://news.tfw2005.com/2023/07/28/sdcc-2023-hasbro-show-floor-qa-legacy-studio-series-video-games-more-488215 SDCC 2023 Hasbro Show Floor Q&A – Legacy, Studio Series, Video Games, More!]</ref>. The Core figures' distribution differed depending on country, with the USA getting the Deluxes exclusively in two [[Target]] box sets (see below) and the Voyagers as [[Walmart]] exclusives, while everywhere else had normal distribution of individually packaged figures. Additionally, the Core line was not offered through the usual large online retailers such as [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] for reasons unknown.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Deluxe Class wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Deluxe Class wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Autobot Mirage]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Voyager Class wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Voyager Class wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Rhinox]]}}
|
|[[File:TF-ROTB-Mainline-Deluxe-Class-Airazor.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|"Core" Deluxe Class Airazor]]
|}
{{-}}

===Beast Alliance===
The "Beast Alliance" subline focuses on gearing up characters using beast partner figures that transform into weapons or armor. The Beast [[Battle Master]] and Battle Changer assortments offer individual beasts and allies, while the more expensive Beast Weaponizer and Beast Combiner pricepoints pack together a figure with a beast partner.

====Beast Battle Masters====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Toys|Skullcruncher]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Airazor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BattleMasterRhinox.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Master Rhinox]]
|}

====Battle Changers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scourge]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Battle-Changers-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Changer Optimus Prime]]
|}

====Beast Weaponizers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Toys|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Toys|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BeastWeaponizersOptimusPrimalArrowstripe.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Weaponizer Optimus Primal & Arrowstripe]]
|}

====Beast Combiners====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Toys|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Toys|Silverfang]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Beast-Combiners-Bumblebee-and-Snarlsaber.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Combiner Bumblebee & Snarlsaber]]
|}

{{-}}

===Autobots Unite===
Drawing upon molds created for the [[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)#Energon Igniters|''Bumblebee'' Energon Igniters]] toyline, the "Autobots Unite" subline features vehicular characters who can be propelled in alt-mode by an "energon core" motor, packaged with the larger Power Plus and Nitro Series products. Much of the line is unchanged re-releases, with a few redecos. This subline was not carried by the major retailers Target and Walmart. The Speed Series and Power Plus Series toys were also referred to as "Spark Racers" and "Spark Chargers", respectively.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Speed Series/Spark Racers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Barricade]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Optimus Prime]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Power Plus Series/Spark Chargers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Battletrap (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Battletrap]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Megatron]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Nitro Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ROTBNitro|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:ROTB-toy Battletrap PowerPlus.jpg|thumb|upright=1|''Autobots Unite'' Power Plus Series Battletrap]]
|}
{{-}}

===Various toys===
The remainder of the ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline comprises a variety of products not branded as part of any larger subline, including a number of robot-to-roleplay-accessory items, Flex and Smash Changers with transformation gimmicks, electronic Beast Mode figures, [[package refresh]]es of several ''Bumblebee'' Energon Igniter figures under the returning "[[Legends Class (2005)|Legends of Cybertron]]" name, and the standard Titan Changers assortment.
====2-in-1 roleplay items====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Blaster'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Blaster|Optimus Prime Blaster]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Masks'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Mask|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#2-in-1 roleplay|Optimus Primal]]}}
|[[File:ROTBtoy-2in1maskOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|2-in-1 Mask Optimus Primal]]
|}

===="Novelty conversion" toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Flex Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Command and Convert'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#CommandAndConvert|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|[[File:ROTBtoy-SmashChangersOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|Smash Changers Optimus Primal]]
</ul>
|}

====Other toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Mode'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Legends of Cybertron'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:TF-Authentic-Titan-Changers-Cheetor.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.6|Titan Changer Cheetor]]
|}

===Exclusives===
Please note that the channels of release listed for toys below refer to the United States.
{{toystub}}

====''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]''====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Jungle Mission 3-Packs'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Cheetor]], [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Nightbird]], and [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Airazor]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#JM|Bumblebee]], and [[Mirage (Movie)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Weaponizers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|[[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Predacon Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Sandspear]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Scourge]]}}
|

|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

==''Generations''==
===''Studio Series''===
{{nav-studio}}
Following the pattern established by its predecessor ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the collector-focused toys in the ''Rise of the Beasts'' line were produced under the umbrella of the evergreen ''Studio Series'' collector toyline of movie product. All toys branded as ''Rise of the Beasts'' tie-ins are listed below.

;Core Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 8'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Noah Díaz#Toys|Noah Díaz Exo-Suit]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Novakane#Toys|Terrorcon Novakane]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Deluxe Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|97 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|100 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 22'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|104 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#SS104|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|105 [[Mirage (Movie)#Studio Series|Mirage]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 23'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|107 [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Studio Series|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
{{Bp-a1|108 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Studio_Series|Wheeljack]]}}
|}
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;Voyager Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|98 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|99 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 20'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|103 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|102BB [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BBROTB|Optimus Prime]]}}
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;Leader Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 11'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|101 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 13'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|106 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 17'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|118 [[Apelinq (ROTB)#Studio Series|Apelinq]]}}
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</ul>
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==TakaraTomy==
===''Beast Kakusei''===

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'''Papapatto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-01 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BPC-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[August 5]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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'''Kakusei Weapon'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-01 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BW-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|BW-03 [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Rise_of_the_Beasts|Kakusei Weapon Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-04 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-05 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Airazor]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BC-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-03 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Bumblebee]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-04 [[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BC-05 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Kakusei Change Scourge]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCS-01 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Rise of the Beasts|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-02 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-03 Kakusei Change Set [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-04 Kakusei Change Set [[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change Armor Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-01 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Rise of the Beasts|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-02 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Rise of the Beasts|Silverfang]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCAS-03 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BCAS-04 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-05 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Kurutto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BKC-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|BKC-02 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Nightbird]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BKC-03 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Cheetor]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Deluxe Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Deluxe Class Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BD-02 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BD-03 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BD-04 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#3packsingle|Deluxe Class Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BD-05 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-06 [[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Mirage]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Voyager Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BV-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BV-02 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BV-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Rhinox]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Beast Power'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BP-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BP-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Optimus Prime]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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===''Studio Series''===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 36''' ([[June]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-103 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-104 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 37''' ([[July]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-ter|SS-105 [[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]] }}
{{bp-a1|SS-106 [[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-m1|SS-107 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 38''' ([[August]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-108 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-ter|SS-109 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 41''' ([[November]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-113 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 43''' ([[January]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-116 [[Noah Díaz#Studio Series|Noah Díaz Excel Suit]]}}
</ul>
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 44''' ([[February]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|SS-118 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-120 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Studio Series|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}

===Exclusives===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Toys"R"Us''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BPC-EX [[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Papapatto Change Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-p1|BCS-EX Kakusei Change Set [[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#Rise of the Beasts|Sandspear]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Ultimate|Kakusei Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Campaign item]]s'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Burning Plasma Blaster]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Chainclaw]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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==Merchandise==
===Jada Toys===
{{toystub}}

==Notes==
*Much of the toyline, such as the "Core" toys and the entire ''Autobots Unite'' subline, was found at retail without a prior announcement from Hasbro.
*The first ''Rise of the Beasts'' toy was originally the ''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'' "Energon Escape" [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BuzzEE|Bumblebee]] and [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Optimus Prime]] two-pack. The co-branding on the packaging was later changed to the ''Bumblebee'' film, presumably due to the one-year delay of ''Rise of the Beasts''.

===Foreign names===
* ''Japanese:'' '''''Transformers/Beast Kakusei''''' (トランスフォーマー/ビースト覚醒 ''Toransufōmā Bīsuto Kakusei'', "Transformers: Beast Awakening")
* ''Mandarin:'' '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Wàn Shòu Juéqǐ''''' (Taiwan, 變形金剛：萬獸崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts"), '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Chāonéng Yǒngshì Juéqǐ''''' (China, 变形金刚：超能勇士崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beast Wars")

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Rise of the Beasts (toyline)}}
[[Category:Rise of the Beasts| (toyline)]]
[[Category:Live-action film series toylines]]

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== Press release or logo for 30,000 articles? ==
Is it worth putting something together as we get very very close? Maybe something like:
* 3 from Thrilling 30 logo
* 0 from the 40th logo
* 0 from the Vector Sigma "Featured" logo
* 0 from the cosmic-streaking O in the TFTM opener
* 0 from GO!

Just a suggestion.... --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 13:45, 10 November 2023 (EST)
:If we wanted to go down that route, maybe tie into some of the contemporary material? Say, the "O"s from [[Energon Universe]] or [[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution|Evolution]]? (Though the latter isn't exactly straight-on...) --[[User:Broadside|Broadside]] ([[User talk:Broadside|talk]]) 14:38, 10 November 2023 (EST)
::Sure! I lean towards the Energon Universe choice. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 15:48, 10 November 2023 (EST)
:Apologies, I've corrected the count on the main page as it was inaccurate, so we're not as close as it looked like we were. --[[User:Abates|abates]] ([[User talk:Abates|talk]]) 16:20, 10 November 2023 (EST)
::That just means we have more time to decide and, if so, pull things together. :) -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 16:51, 10 November 2023 (EST)
:::Feels like we just leapt up 40 new articles in the last 2-3 days. Is it worth putting a graphic together? --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 22:47, 18 January 2024 (EST)

=="Multi-pack" vs "gift set" and suchlike==
Incoming semantics, but... as I've been going through the toy entries, been trying to standardize/streamline a lot of stuff, and I think maybe a set of consistent terms/definitions for "a bunch of separate toys packed together" is in order. So lemme throw this out here for discussion/future reference...
*'''Multi-pack''' — A pack of toys where the contents (or at least most/some/any of them) are exclusive to this release, not sold in other packaging. Most multi-toy releases nowadays would fall under this umbrella by default.
*'''Gift set''' — A pack of toys where all of the contents are/were concurrently (or close enough) sold individually as well, without changes, in the same market. Like all the various G1 combiner sets.
The latter brings up the question of if we want to label all the Takara "VS" packs and the various UT-era "VALUE PACK!" sets under that umbrella, which I'm ambivalent-to-marginally-in-favor-of over. Especially as Takara's been putting out new "VS" packs where the toys are new decos not available elsewhere... also we kinda made up the "VS pack" term anyway, as memory serves, so. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 20:15, 8 January 2024 (EST)
:Hasbro has used the word "[[Giftset]]" to refer to unique variants not available separately. I'm inclined to think we shouldn't directly contradict that. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 21:21, 8 January 2024 (EST)
::and damn but does that article need updating. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 21:22, 8 January 2024 (EST)
:::I'm inclined to think that Hasbro uses lots of terms in ways that are not exactly conducive to organizing a wiki. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 21:29, 8 January 2024 (EST)

==More bullet point insignia?==
Okay so... I recall there were some other possible faction symbol bullet points we could maybe use. I ran across a few with this batch of toy pics we might consider adding. I'll list them here, see if people can think of more. I feel like there might be a couple more two-faction matchups out there.
* Rescue Bots
* The various BotBots squads
* My First Transformers

I'm not un-convinced that we should have the bespoke insignia for stuff like the Disney Label, since they do use them on the packaging. So uh... there. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 01:51, 13 January 2024 (EST)
:Also, while looking at the list of all the bullets on the template page... maybe we should see if we can split the list up a smidge? Like, put all the mutli-faction icons in one section, a section just for BotBots since there's gonna be quite a few of them? Alphabetizing them might also be in order. (I have exactly zero idea how those templates are coded, so uh, lemme know if that's doable.) --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 04:42, 13 January 2024 (EST)
::There's also the [[Star Wars Transformers]]... though I'm not sure if using ''Star Wars'' insignia falls too much out of this wiki's scope, although we do use at least use them on the actual characters' pages (see [[Darth Vader]]). [[User:Turborun|Turborun]] ([[User talk:Turborun|talk]]) 10:34, 13 January 2024 (EST)
:::I don't think we'd use SW insignia because, near as I can tell, the toy packaging doesn't mark the toys that way. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 05:27, 14 January 2024 (EST)

== Idea for reducing the size of toy sections by compacting unchanged toy entries ==

I've come up with an idea that I think would make toy sections on character pages a little better and more intuitive. Instead of having a long list of entries for multiple releases of the exact same toy completely unchanged, we could just compact them all in a single entry, describing how the toy was available both individually and unchanged in a bunch of multipacks. This could be especially helpful with toy sections that are way too long, such as both the Movie Optimus Prime and Bumblebee toy pages that have been subject to a lot of discussion already.

[[User:Fritz/Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|I used the 2007 Legends Class section of the Movie Optimus Prime toy page to make a quick example out of it.]] The entries would be reduced from four to two toys, since 3/4 of them are the same toy anyway, and a lot of white space would be removed. As for the images of the multipacks, I don't think we would be losing much in removing them since the wiki has never prioritized images of packagings for anything really and, as I know is written somewhere in the "rules", the wiki isn't supposed to be used as an image hosting website in the first place.

So, any thoughts? --[[User:Fritz|Fritz]] ([[User talk:Fritz|talk]]) 20:18, 20 January 2024 (EST)
: We used to do this and it was actually kind of worse. There's also complications when unchanged toys end up being sold under different franchise headers, and when you add in all the other bullet point data a toy/set might have, you could end up with a lonnnnng list of bullet points before you get to the actual writeup, plus describing the multi-packs' contents... you're not really saving space while also kinda hurting the demi-chronological flow of the information. And deleting the multi-pack package imagery feels very wrong. It's one of those cases where there's no real ideal situation, but there's a least-bad one.
:That said, it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to make sure the first entry mentions these "repacks" alongside the redecoes and links to the relevant items. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 21:34, 21 January 2024 (EST)
::Good points, as usual. Now that you mentioned it, I think I do have a vague memory of this being done in the past. I was going to suggest the repacks from different toylines should remain separate, though. My mentality was that maybe we could have a way to highlight the "main" releases (original and redecoes/retools) from the "minor" ones (unchanged repacks) to make it easier to identify in a glance how many actually-different toys were released within a toyline, but I wouldn't want it to cause ''more'' confusion than ''less''. Anyway thanks for taking the time to evaluate the idea. --[[User:Fritz|Fritz]] ([[User talk:Fritz|talk]]) 05:54, 22 January 2024 (EST)

==Repurposings, continuity transplants, and using Template:Main/Template:See to improve navigability==
I've gone back to the drawing board to come up with a way to signal to readers where closely-related pages exist, as I don't think [[Help:Disambiguation|disambiguation]] pages are enough and have found [[Template:OtherVersions]] to be unideal. [[Transformers Wiki talk:Community Portal/Archive70#Proposal re: G1 pages|Previously]], I'd suggested merging a bunch of pages for so-called "[[Continuity family|continuity]] transplants", but other users convinced me this would be a poor solution. One alternative suggestion, from [[User:Broadside]], was to use [[Template:Main]] to put key links to a character's appearances in other continuity families directly in the fiction section—[[Transformers Wiki talk:Community Portal/Archive70#Handling of "former GoBots" and "former Diaclone" characters on the wiki|reactions at the time]] were neutral-positive. You can see mockups for [[User:Broadside/Sandbox:Cy-Kill|Cy-Kill]] and [[User:Broadside/Sandbox:Bug Bite|Bug Bite]]. This strikes me as the best of both worlds, because it keeps the consistent schema (which helps for page length and organisation) but also puts a link to the information in the place where your typical reader is expecting to find it (on the page for the highest-profile first incarnation of the character).

With the same philosophy in mind, I've also designed two new templates. The first, [[Template:Toyappeared]], is intended for use in toy write-ups as a way of linking to fiction write-ups and character pages. It covers [[repurposing]]s, "continuity transplants", notable instances of [[Show-accuracy|toy-accuracy]], in-fiction [[Reformatting|powerups]], [[Redeco#"Virtual" redecos|"virtual" redecos]], you name it. Toy write-ups are increasingly being duplicated across multiple character pages, which creates maintenance overhead, as both instances must be manually kept in sync. My suggestion is to use [[Template:See]] to link to the full information regarding a toy on the original page, with the repurposed instance giving only brief information of what the toy is and ''why'' it was repurposed or whatever. The second of my new templates has a much more specific intended use case: [[Template:Bwucharacter]] provides an easy way of explaining how/why a character was reinterpreted for their ''Uprising'' appearance, as ''Uprising'' accounts for most of the situations I view as being problematic.

I realise I'm proposing like five things at once here, so [[User:The Wadapan/sandbox/repurposing|my sandbox]] has [[User:The Wadapan/sandbox/repurposing#Full example|a full example]] demonstrating how it all works together, along with tons of individual examples of the templates' usage and a more thorough explanation of what I'm trying to address with them. Take a look, and let me know which aspects you like, which parts you don't like, or any ideas you have to add! —[[User:The Wadapan|The Wadapan]] ([[User talk:The Wadapan|talk]]) 06:24, 12 February 2024 (EST)
:I can vouch for these templates! [[User:ShootingStar7X|ShootingStar7X]] ([[User talk:ShootingStar7X|talk]]) 15:38, 26 February 2024 (EST)
: I'm seeing a lot of problems with the implementation of some of this, and a lot of future headaches. The ones rolled out put what look like stub headers in a fiction section with just a small normal missable note up top; and in Override's case in specific, multiple stubs with completely redundant information. What this is ''going'' to do is get new people thinking that these are missing information that needs to be filled, then we gotta revert it and tell them no all that goes elsewhere, which is utterly unintuitive and will just lead to arguments and headaches all around.
: As for toys, in the instances of BWU-type stuff where it's a one-toy Mini-Con or whatever, I feel like NOT having the actual toy info for them on the BWU page, as with the Mini-Con Snow Cat toy currently, is not doing the reader any favors. Quite the opposite. Why are we making them jump to a different page for information that has no reason to not be right there? I don't like making readers jump through hoops needlessly, and that's all this feels like. And it's not like the toy sections of most of these are gonna see major changes, so lack of cross-updating is very, very, very unlikely to be an issue.
: I really don't think these require new templates and a bunch of new-editor landmines. At most, there's a decent argument to be made for re-positioning the "you look familiar" template that already exists, maybe below the main character writeup (above feels like a bad layout choice, pushing all kinds of stuff down.) --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 02:11, 28 February 2024 (EST)

== Listings and accessories ==

When I was making the description for cannonball based on the Walmart listing, there was mention of a Gatling gun and hammer not shown in the stock images,and left them out.

If I run into this type of situation again, what do I do?[[User:Poliwag06|Poliwag06]] ([[User talk:Poliwag06|talk]]) 10:56, 7 March 2024 (EST)

== A few suggestions ==

Gallery pages should only include images that aren't easily accessed by going to the main page, to avoid cluttering. I guess this is not an issue now since the current gallery pages are fairly short.

There should be more dedication in listing alt-modes of characters. Maybe there should be a header or something. For example, if the Dreamwave version of [[Sunstorm (G1)#Dreamwave Generation One continuity|Sunstorm]] transforms into an F-16 jet, it should be listed in the beginning with a header for the sake of easy access to the said information.--[[User:Primestar3|Primestar3]] ([[User talk:Primestar3|talk]]) 13:59, 17 March 2024 (EDT)

== Will we get an article on The Masked Singer? ==

Will there be an article on TFWiki about The Masked Singer, specifically their recent "Transformers Night" episode (https://the-masked-singer.fandom.com/wiki/Transformers_Night)? --[[User:John Pannozzi|John Pannozzi]] ([[User talk:John Pannozzi|talk]]) 20:01, 12 April 2024 (EDT)

: Assuming it's a licensed appearance (I can't check the credits myself :C ), I can't think why it wouldn't be [[User:AkibaSilver|AkibaSilver]] ([[User talk:AkibaSilver|talk]]) 21:15, 12 April 2024 (EDT)

:: It was indeed licensed. --[[User:John Pannozzi|John Pannozzi]] ([[User talk:John Pannozzi|talk]]) 22:30, 12 April 2024 (EDT)
:::Yes, as an official Hasbro-sanctioned piece of TF media, the episode does meet our requirements for inclusion. It just needs someone to write it up. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 23:22, 12 April 2024 (EDT)

== Franchise articles ==
So I was looking at the franchise pages to try and get an idea of what the standard is supposed to be for how they are written. Should all of them be updated to be more like the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)]] article? What was making me wonder this was that on the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)]] article it had a section for "Homages" and one for "New characters" which I don't think any other franchise article has. --[[User:1levichurch|1levichurch]] ([[User talk:1levichurch||talk]]) 22:57, 21 April 2024 (UTC)

== AI upscaled images ==
With fresh offsite talks about the matter, I put forth we add an official policy against posting AI upscaled images of any kind to the wiki, owing to their subpar performance in "enhancing" the quality of images. [[User:McBaggins|McBaggins]] ([[User talk:McBaggins|talk]]) 23:52, 1 May 2024 (EDT)
:Agreed. It's literally faking information and presenting it as official. (Also often noticeably terrible.) Sometimes the best quality available of something sucks, but we simply have to deal. [[User:Saix|Saix]] ([[User talk:Saix|talk]]) 23:57, 1 May 2024 (EDT)
::100 percent agreed. It's called "artificial" for a reason. Plenty of details would be lost out through the upscaling, and several times errors on the wiki somehow became official through Hastak using the wiki for references (the whole [[Circular reporting]] thing). If we start allowing AI upscaled images, then we're likely to have things lost to the annals of time. Potato quality is better than lost quality[[User:Singularity|Singularity]] ([[User talk:Singularity|talk]]) 00:11, 2 May 2024 (EDT)
: Sure. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 00:43, 2 May 2024 (EDT)

== Ending addition of high-end statues ==
This is something I doubt other people have noticed, but I'm putting down a tent-peg on it: After having built the entries for dozens of high-end collectable TF statues in the last 2-3 years, from firms like Diamond Select, Imaginarium, Azure Sea, XM Studios, etc., and then seeing most of them either officially cancelled or never spoken of again with no reported purchases, I am going to stop adding such items here. If someone else feels like cataloguing them, great.

It really may not be possible for us to keep up with toy-like non-transforming merchandise (figurines and statues) the way we used to. There are at least two ''released'' series of G1 core cast micro-figurines with micro-comics and magnifying glasses, which would have been the rage of the fandom in 2005, that nobody ever got around to adding, and it feels like too much of a chore for me to start. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 10:35, 3 May 2024 (EDT)
: It's an unfortunate but very real thing that once you enter the world of licensed merch, we're ''gonna'' have big gaps. It's... a lot, on top of the "a lot" that is the regular TF toyline and fictional output today. I've said that the work involved in keeping up with all of TF's merch ought to be a full-time paying job, and I genuinely mean it. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 16:39, 3 May 2024 (EDT)

== Transformers Roleplaying Game releases on the front page and sidebar ==

The [[Transformers Roleplaying Game]] is getting pretty frequent releases of both sourcebooks and pre-written adventures, and it occurs to me that it might be a good idea to have it on the "current releases" section of the front page and/or the navigation sidebar. How would people feel about that? --[[User:Broadside|Broadside]] ([[User talk:Broadside|talk]]) 15:49, 4 May 2024 (EDT)
: I think that makes a lot of sense, as long as we have people keeping up with the new releases to document them. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 15:51, 4 May 2024 (EDT)

==How we handle weapons' toy/merch sections==
Okay, so like... I'm not really convinced that what we've been doing is the best way to handle the weapon pages' toys/merch sections. Honestly, they end up looking... really shoddy. There's just tiny scraps of info, vast wads of whitespace, few to no links, the images are tons of different sizes. 
I'm thinking that instead of all this... maybe this is a place where a gallery is in order, just a chronological procession. Have the captions just say what lines/toys the weapons came with and link to the toys directly on the character page. It's not like there's much to say about any of these, why not let the toy listing on the character page say it? Why make people scroll through screens of mostly-emptiness, which I feel they're increasingly unlikely to do? I may do a sandbox if I'm feeling up to it. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 22:24, 6 May 2024 (EDT)
:[[User:M Sipher/Sandbox:WeaponPageToysSection]] - So... this, basically. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 22:39, 6 May 2024 (EDT)
:I'd be on board with that. --[[User:Broadside|Broadside]] ([[User talk:Broadside|talk]]) 22:34, 6 May 2024 (EDT)
:I like it. It would be far more compact than our current approach for, say, [[Fusion cannon#Toys]], while still getting the point across. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 11:13, 10 May 2024 (EDT)

==Proposal for Unproduced or Unreleased Template==
I don't think the Apocrypha template is particularly useful. It was created specifically for Alignment, but most of the things in it don't fit that criteria. Something like Unproduced or Unreleased Transformer media would be more self explanatory. [[User:WillR113|WillR113]] ([[User talk:WillR113|talk]]) 07:05, 11 May 2024 (EDT)

== Use of pictures from ebay, fan sites, etc ==

Is it appropriate to use pictures of toys from ebay, fan reviews, video review screenshots and the like? Under fair use and with source credit? Sometimes rarer items we don't have good pictures of on the wiki show up in these places. In particular I found a ebay seller with good images of EZ collection toys and and old Japanese review blog with images of Takara variants of HFTD/Autobot Alliance toys so that got me wondering. —[[User:BluJayWarrior|BluJayWarrior]] ([[User talk:BluJayWarrior|talk]]) 10:10, 12 May 2024 (EDT)
:Images from eBay and other fan sites have been and can continue to be used, giving the fullest source credit feasible. I don't think we've ever needed to rely on video review screenshots and would always prefer to have a "normal" still image instead whenever possible. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 11:02, 16 May 2024 (EDT)

== ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' “再構成版” エピソード視聴ガイド "Re-Configuration Version" aka "Re-Constructed Version" Episode Viewing Guide ==

We really need to document the "canon" Japanese viewing order for ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' & ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010'' originally included with the ''Pioneer'' Laserdisc booklets & later apparently revised by [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] (市川裕文) for the DVD BOX SET 2 Instruction Booklet as it would help clean-up the chronology on many wiki pages here. From what I've been able to gather this particular viewing order differs from both the US/Japan production orders, the US-Airing order and the Japanese-Airing order. So what exactly is the order of the episodes of these two series according to these documents? Does anyone own them and able to list the specific order in which the episodes appear in those LD/DVD "Instruction Booklets" word-for-word? As it stands, we've only mentioned that a "narrative viewing order" exists but do not have it listed anywhere. For further clarification, it is not the order in which the episodes appear on the Japanese DVDs. [[User:Astrobotix|Astrobotix]] ([[User talk:Astrobotix|talk]]) 01:09, 15 May 2024 (EDT)
:While this information would be valuable and is worth documenting, it's unlikely to result in us making any major changes to the way our information is structured. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 17:31, 16 May 2024 (EDT)
:Okay, having seen the booklets in question, it just lists the episodes in production order, continuity errors and all. So...absolutely no change, then. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 20:44, 17 May 2024 (EDT)

== Documenting MSRP? ==

Would it be worth documenting MSRP prices (in usd at least)? For the regular retail classes that's for the most part covered by the [[size class]] page, but we don't keep track of them for more specialty items like Masterpieces, multipacks, exclusives, one-off releases not in a normal size class, special lines like Missing Link, etc. It's something I find personally interesting and would've liked to know for older figures and someone in the future might want to know about today's releases. It can also offer some neat bits of info like how Premium Finish releases were generally one price point up compared to the figure's size or how the upcoming United Cliffjumper multipack is a whole $30 off what the individual figures would cost --[[User:BluJayWarrior|BluJayWarrior]] ([[User talk:BluJayWarrior|talk]]) 14:20, 21 May 2024 (EDT)
:I think this would be very interesting, particularly when you scroll down pages for G1 toys that got multiple reissues like the Seekers, Insecticons, and tape players. It's just that - like the Designer Notes and the proper insignias on each and every toy - it would take forever to add and would probably wind up being one super-dedicated person having to do most of the work. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 14:28, 21 May 2024 (EDT)
::I might try to do what I can, going back to recatalogue everything would definitely be a chore. But at the very least I strongly believe it's something we can and should implement for future toy entries. I've started a [[User:BluJayWarrior/Sandbox|MSRP Sandbox]] to try out a few formats, any feedback is appreciated. --[[User:BluJayWarrior|BluJayWarrior]] ([[User talk:BluJayWarrior|talk]]) 05:18, 23 May 2024 (EDT)
::Cleaned up the sandbox page. Anyone have anything to say about the format? Might try applying Style 1 to a few pages this weekend if no one makes any objections. [[User:BluJayWarrior|BluJayWarrior]] ([[User talk:BluJayWarrior|talk]]) 12:58, 24 May 2024 (EDT)
:::Of those options I like Style 1 the best. As you already noted, the [[size class]] pages covers basically all normal U.S. retail from BW through Legacy, missing things like Platinum and MP. To find contemporary G1 prices, here are some good resources:
:::https://web.archive.org/web/20181125082555/https://pleasesavemerobots.com/vstp/vstptf84.html
:::https://web.archive.org/web/20191114081109/http://pleasesavemerobots.com/vstp/vstptf85.html
:::https://web.archive.org/web/20191114091052/http://pleasesavemerobots.com/vstp/vstptf86.html
:::https://web.archive.org/web/20191114090836/http://pleasesavemerobots.com/vstp/vstptf87.html
:::https://web.archive.org/web/20191114084922/http://pleasesavemerobots.com/vstp/vstptf88.html
:::https://web.archive.org/web/20191114081716/http://pleasesavemerobots.com/vstp/vstptf89.html
:::https://web.archive.org/web/20191114085830/http://pleasesavemerobots.com/vstp/vstptf90.html
:::https://www.tfw2005.com/boards/threads/g1-original-retail-price-listing.1167895/
:::I tried looking for G2 MSRP but couldn't find anything as obvious. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 13:24, 24 May 2024 (EDT)
::::Thanks for the sources, gonna have to sort through that later. Planning to start with new ROTB characters since they're smaller pages and prices can still be found. I've decided to add prices for retail classes for reader convenience; not everyone will know to go to the size class page for them and its not linked often enough to make it reasonable they would. [[User:BluJayWarrior|BluJayWarrior]] ([[User talk:BluJayWarrior|talk]]) 14:22, 24 May 2024 (EDT)

: I'd been working on a project like this a long time ago, had originally proposed adding this to the wiki, but then kinda stopped... mostly because near as I could tell, the MSRP in the 80s was something retailers could just make the hell up. The price ranges for any given toy were kinda all over the damn place, and the MSRP was something some retailers used to go "no really we're cheaper SEE?" then make up some price they supposedly "discounted" down from... you know, the thing that got Kay-Bee in legal-type troubles. I was increasingly unsure how to handle that wild price variance concisely on the wiki. In fact...
::https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PBE2i9vLE6fkr933GQbXosA1cxIqB3CkOSnzW0BMdwc/edit#gid=448439989
: Take a look-see. There's at least three different MSRP values for the standard Headmasters, never mind actual sticker prices. Like, I ''want'' to provide this kind of context, I really do, and it's pretty easy once we get to the unified price points of BW on... but for G1 and G2? Woof. That's going to take a bit of mulling. "Average" price maybe, but there's gonna be some Prices Georg here and there throwing shit off. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 16:35, 24 May 2024 (EDT)
::RE: The sandbox... I'm gonna have to vote against Style 1, because, as noted, price info is very likely going to get... cluttered, and the longer that parenthetical is, the worse it is. I'd REALLY like to keep that to just "size class/type (if not obvious) and release year". And don't forget Takara-release prices, which can be more flexible even within a size class... but at least those have been ''extensively'' documented. I think we need to talk about bit more about everything we'd need to cover and ''how'' before we go implementing anything, and get a few more people in on the discussion. (Sorry for all the add-ons, lightly scattered today.) --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 18:18, 24 May 2024 (EDT)
:::Fair enough on the old stuff since that gets convoluted, but the newer stuff is comparatively easier to do and I'd rather start sooner before some MSRP prices get harder to find (ROTB Autobots Unite subline prices seem to have disappeared already). Added the ROTB Airazor page I was gonna start with to the sandbox so you can see how the page might look as a whole. Since you object to Style 1 I added a Style 2 version too. --[[User:BluJayWarrior|BluJayWarrior]] ([[User talk:BluJayWarrior|talk]]) 18:38, 24 May 2024 (EDT)
:::: Assemble the data, sure, but I am going to say do ''not'' actually apply any of this to live articles. Again, there's barely been any time or discussion on a project that is... vast in scope, and we simply do not jump on stuff like this right away, because that means things will get not considered and then we have to re-do hundreds to thousands of pages... and we absolutely do ''not'' do it when there's a giant obvious gap (the first decade of the franchise) that still needs to be considered, as how we handle ''that'' will affect how we handle all the others, because we try and keep things consistent.
:::: Like, just off the top of my head, there's non-US-or-Japan markets to consider for just about everything normal-retail. Which makes me think we may want to look into a collapsible template, like with the toy designers and voice actors, to handle the other markets without overloading the bullet point sections, some of which are already a bit husky. There's the fact that Walmart and Target just dropped the prices on TF Deluxes in the US... but apparently, Hasbro didn't change their "MSRP"/cost at all. In fact a quick jump to Hasbro Pulse shows they're still charging $25 for a ''Legacy/Studio'' Deluxe, while I can pop to the local Target/Walmart and buy 'em at $20, so we gotta consider ranges just like with G1/G2. And again... ''I'm moderately convinced that "MSRP" in the USA was bullshit all along,'' so I don't know that it's the term we even want to use in the first place. Maybe "Retail price" would be better. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 00:17, 25 May 2024 (EDT)
:::::I think just documenting the MSRP, if we know it, is enough. No need to go down the rabbit hole of tracking down what individual retailers sell them at when they disregard the MSRP (which as, after all, only a suggested price). In my opinion, at least, it's little different from listing the cover prices of books - the only difference is that Hasbro doesn't print their suggested price directly on the box.
:::::Totally hear you on waiting to the pull the trigger until it's been properly discussed, though. Also, I prefer BluJay's Style 2 as well. -- [[User:Dark T Zeratul|Dark T Zeratul]] ([[User talk:Dark T Zeratul|talk]]) 03:46, 25 May 2024 (EDT)
:::::: Um, the problem is, again... I really don't think we HAVE any actual MSRPs outside of Takara's. What's been cataloged here are just "prices they were sold at", which isn't ''specifically'' a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, the specific price suggested specifically by the manufacturer. Those we'd need a source for, and as I've pointed out, the handful of stated "MSRP"s we've seen for Hasbro stuff... well, someone was lying, likely multiple someones. For BW on we have a pretty strong ''inference'' of MSRP, but, well. And even that's not reliable... I just remembered that Walmart and Target were charging markedly different prices for the ''EarthSpark'' Tacticons, like, a $2 diff.
:::::: What I'm saying is, we might want to just not call it "MSRP" because of that (also, frankly I question how many people even recognize that acronym). And because of the wide variance in prices for older stuff, no, we don't need to list every price at every retailer (there were a billion retailers in the 80s... man, remember when actual competition in the market was a thing?), but we really OUGHT to account for the variance somehow, because it can be wide and ''full''. "''Original price''" might be best, since that's what we're actually reporting here, with something like "$2.99 - $4.99 (US) / ¥500 (Japan) <expand>". I'd rather do a range than a single-price "average" on old stuff, especially when we have so MUCH data on what these were sold at across the nation that we can see the trends and when a particularly high or low price is an outlier adn should not have been counted. "Modern" stuff we can certainly ignore, say, Kohl's's higher prices and just do the average probable-MSRP-if-those-actually-exist prices most places (all two of them) charge. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 17:10, 25 May 2024 (EDT)
::::Alright, I'll make a [[User:BluJayWarrior/MSRP Catalog|separate sub page]] to catalog prices for now while that gets sorted out
::::As Dark T said, I think prioritizing initial Hasbro MSRP is best as it is the "intended" price (this is what [https://brickset.com Brickset] does for Lego). It's a point of consistency since historically different retailers tend have slight variations on the price anyway (Target/Walmart sometimes being slightly lower, Kohls/BBTS being higher, general lag on reflecting the msrp price increases a few years ago, etc) and I don't think that whole range needs to be noted. Admittedly the current Target/Walmart prices drops are pretty unusual (a whole $5?!) but unless it becomes something more widespread I personally wouldn't consider it as a data point. Might be worth making a note of somewhere if anything, though I'm not sure where --[[User:BluJayWarrior|BluJayWarrior]] ([[User talk:BluJayWarrior|talk]]) 04:26, 25 May 2024 (EDT)

==Micronauts, etc.==
Why are we suddenly gaining detailed issue write-ups for so much of Micronauts, which contains no TF elements at all? Isn't that the point of the IDW Hasbroverse wiki? --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 13:14, 1 August 2024 (EDT)
:Oh and look, now whole issues of M.A.S.K. written 7 years ago with no TF content whatsoever are being pasted from the Hasbroverse wiki. Is the other site going offline or something? --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 14:26, 1 August 2024 (EDT)
::I don't think it was really our intention to formally unveil the project until we were further along, but some of us have been doing a fair bit of work towards creating a [https://gijoe.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page sister wiki for ''G.I. Joe''] where the [https://gijoe.miraheze.org/wiki/Comics#IDW_Publishing_3 out-of-scope IDW Joe coverage] has already been re-homed. The Joe crew hasn't made any calls about what do with non-Joe stuff to be clear (we're sort of preoccupied, there's so much Joe you guys) but I'm guessing the idea here is to align the rest with our [[Transformers Wiki talk:Community Portal/Archive71#Energon Universe coverage|current approach]] to [[Energon Universe|Skybound's shared universe]] and sundown the IDW one? --[[User:AzimuthAcolyte|AzimuthAcolyte]] ([[User talk:AzimuthAcolyte|talk]]) 15:43, 1 August 2024 (EDT)
:::That is more or less the intention, yeah. The Hasbroverse wiki was built at a time where it was perhaps anticipated to be grander than it ended up being, and it wasn't certain how long it was going to run; with the end result being "not very", having this other vestigial site for what is ultimately not a lot of content just doesn't feel practical. The exception, of course, is pre-V5 Joe, which has ''always'' been the sticking point in discussions about moving Hasbroverse content here, both for the amount and for how little it has to do with the IDW Transformers line. Having a dedicated Joe wiki solves that problem and frees up the rest of the Hasbroverse stuff to be reintegrated. Plus, there's still new Joe material being released to this day; arguably having a complete and better curated site for the franchise as a whole that continues to be updated with new releases is more likely to drive traffic and get other people to contribute than it would be linking to a dead wiki for a long-ended comic line that's had the same featured articles for five years because no one cares to add anything to it anymore. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 15:59, 1 August 2024 (EDT)
::::It does look like a rough consensus was reached to do this back in 2021 ([[Transformers_Wiki_talk:Community_Portal/Archive69#Reintegration_of_Hasbroverse_wiki_content|Archive 69]]), it was just never implemented. --[[User:Xaaron|Xaaron]] ([[User talk:Xaaron|talk]]) 16:10, 1 August 2024 (EDT)
::Like half of MASK issues have something from Transformers in them. Picking and choosing which select issues to cover here is hair-splitting and obnoxious for readers. It's immensely better to just have all the information in one, easily-accessible spot and regard Hasbro Universe as a de facto spinoff of Transformers, much like Beastformers and Energon Universe are. [[User:Saix|Saix]] ([[User talk:Saix|talk]]) 17:10, 1 August 2024 (EDT)

==One spoilers==
I propose that information about this movie be withheld until it actually opens in its largest market next weekend. --[[User:Thylacine 2000|Thylacine 2000]] ([[User talk:Thylacine 2000|talk]]) 11:04, 14 September 2024 (EDT)
: Agreed. [[User:Locoman|Locoman]] ([[User talk:Locoman|talk]]) 11:08, 14 September 2024 (EDT)

==Transformers One and the conversation we've all been waiting for==

On September 12th, Lorenzo di Bonaventura [https://comicbook.com/movies/news/is-transformers-one-a-prequel-optimus-prime-origin-story-exclusive/ clarified the relationship] between ''Transformers One'' and the rest of Paramount's ''Transformers'' film series, describing them as "two universes" that will be "separate". For some, this kind of explicit confirmation may come as a relief after years of wishy-washy answers regarding ''Bumblebee'' and ''Rise of the Beasts'', but it also leaves us with questions on how to best handle ''One''-related information going forward. Around 2015, we adopted a unique layout we applied to all the movie characters, where we organized their movie appearances at the top of the page, regardless of chronological order of release (see "[[Optimus Prime (Movie)#Movies]]"). Obviously, this leads to some questions regarding how we should handle our ''One'' coverage going forward.

The way I see it, we have three options:

* '''Keep the page format as is, and keep''' '''''One''''' '''up with the rest of the movies''': For obvious reasons I think this is probably our weakest possible solution; it's pretty clear at this point that our current solution for classifying the films is not really sustainable, and mashing them all together under a single loosely-affiliated umbrella is already confusing and frustrating people who aren't intimately acquainted with the mechanics of the wiki.

* '''Reorganize movie character pages so that we acknowledge the live-action films and''' '''''One''''' '''as separate continuities within one continuity family, similar to how our G1 pages cover Sunbow, Marvel, JG1, IDW, etc.''': Historically speaking, this is probably the safest option, but from what I understand there is very little "connective tissue"—visually, character-wise, plot-beats—between the live-action films and ''One'' beyond the inertia of "they were both made by Paramount". As some people have discussed in the past, this could lead to a full or partial reformat of our movie character coverage to more clearly reflect the ambiguous "prequel" status of ''Bumblebee'' and ''Rise of the Beasts'', but this may be a conversation for another time.

* '''Separate''' '''''One''''' '''as an entirely new continuity family and split out the relevant information so we have pages for "Optimus Prime (One)", "Megatron (One)", etc.''' Probably the most radical proposal, but this is honestly where I'm at right now: from what I understand the movie is a pretty radical departure from everything that's gone before, with entirely new interpretations of old ''Transformers'' lore—I'd classify it as the start of a new "franchise" in the same way that we distinguish ''Earthspark'' and ''Cyberverse'' despite them both clearly drawing on the same well of post-Aligned lore, and these days "new franchise" is generally synonymous with "new continuity family" for the ease of wiki bookkeeping.

We would appreciate hearing your thoughts on the matter! '''As the film is not out yet in all regions please refrain from posting spoilers here'''. [[User:Locoman|Locoman]] ([[User talk:Locoman|talk]]) 08:56, 15 September 2024 (EDT)
:I could see option 3 being the way we go, but what holds me back from that is that beyond just Paramount, Spielberg and Bay are still executive producers on the film. [[User:Escargon|Escargon]] ([[User talk:Escargon|talk]]) 09:39, 15 September 2024 (EDT)

:: : I think we should put them on the Earthspark Continuity pages to satisfy no-one /j - but yeah, the film is drawing from the same vaguely Binder Of Revelation backstory as everything else for the last 10 years, and unless they have been hiding The Fallen twisting D-16 to evil or the twist that the Creators were the Quintessons all along, One feels pretty decoupled from the rest of the movies. The big issue I see with splitting out fully is that people wondering why we do not do the same for Bumblebee/ROTB, but that more easily passes a "vibe check" as being "Movie-adjacent" and belonging on the same page as the Bay 5-dom than One so far. Agree that trying to put them directly alongside the other movies as a prequel feels both unwieldy and confusing. [[User:AkibaSilver|AkibaSilver]] ([[User talk:AkibaSilver|talk]]) 09:41, 15 September 2024 (EDT)
:I vote for option 3, I think creating separate pages is the way to go. [[User:MrRald|MrRald]] ([[User talk:MrRald|talk]]) 09:54, 15 September 2024 (EDT)
::I vote for option 2. To me the movie is different enough to be a separate universe but not an entirely different continuity. Josh Cooley himself on April 18 when asked whether the film is a fresh start, a prequel to the live-action films, or its own thing, replied with: "yes to all of the above" https://comicbook.com/movies/news/transformers-one-director-confirms-new-movies-canon-status. (And having seen the movie I can confirm those connections to the live-action series do exist). [[User:Grievous Prime|Grievous Prime]] ([[User talk:Grievous Prime|talk]]) 10:05, 15 September 2024 (EDT)

:I'm down for new continuity family/new character pages. One has always felt very different to the previous live action movies so I feel it should get its own dedicated pages. As for BB and ROTB, there is "connective tissue" to the Bayverse movies so I feel they can stay on the pre-existing movie pages. [[User:PublicCrown|PublicCrown]] ([[User talk:PublicCrown|talk]]) 10:25, 15 September 2024 (EDT)
:Having viewed the film at an advance screening, I think there are easily enough references and homages to previous films that option two makes the most sense. - [[User:Archforce|Archforce]] ([[User talk:Archforce|talk]]) 10:45, 15 September 2024 (EDT)

Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)

2024-08-08T22:17:32Z

Archforce: /* TakaraTomy EarthSpark toyline */

{{nav-earthspark}}
First unveiled at [[San Diego Comic-Con#2022|San Diego Comic-Con 2022]], '''''Transformers: EarthSpark''''' is a toyline for the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|accompanying cartoon]], primarily aimed at a younger demographic. It is largely similar to the previous ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' toyline, with many toys revolving around a [[gimmick]], as well as sharing three [[size class]]es: 1-Step Changer (now renamed to "1-Step ''Flip'' Changer"), Warrior Class, and Deluxe Class. The two new size classes, Tacticons and Spin Changers, are the smallest and largest size classes, respectively. ''EarthSpark'' also includes [[redeco]]es from the previous toyline, ''Cyberverse''.

{{TOCclear}}

==Hasbro ''Earthspark'' toyline==
===Tacticons===
The smallest size class, the Tacticons are bite-sized toys that can transform while on your finger to "forge a connection with ''Transformers'' robots like never before."<ref name="facebook">[[July 22]] Official [https://www.facebook.com/transformers/posts/pfbid02nnAWS39noniUYrdV235kArQf1gKdW7KsTit9MKSUqEzvKUjBt9yPB5efN4PrMs9Ul Transformers Facebook post] revealing the ''EarthSpark'' toyline: "Forge a connection with #Transformers robots like never before with Transformers: EarthSpark Tacticon figures that convert around a finger! Fun in every flip! Convert 1-Step Flip Changer figures from robot mode to alt. mode in 1 exciting step by flipping the bot in the air!"</ref>

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#Tacticon|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#Tacticon|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Tacticon|Optimus Prime]]}}

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (ES)#EarthSpark|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Hashtag (ES)#Tacticon|Terran Hashtag]]}}

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ES)#Tacticon|Wheeljack]]}}
</ul>

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#Tacticon|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|[[File:TF-Earthspark-Tacticon-Megatron.jpg|thumb|upright=1|Tacticon [[Megatron (ES)#Tacticon|Megatron]]]]
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Wave 4}}

===1-Step Flip Changers===
Carried over from the ''Cyberverse'' 1-Step Changers but slightly smaller and generally even less articulated, the 1-Step Flip Changers have a greater emphasis on "flipping the bot in the air."<ref name="facebook"/> This is despite the fact the actual gimmick at the heart of these figures is a switch on their robot mode which when pressed - if, say you tipped them over on your desk - releases the mechanism to automatically transform them into their alternate mode in a pleasing flurry of motion. Of course, this means multiple toys have a variation on the 'switchblade' transformation used since all the way back in ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)|Age of Extinction]]''.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Wheeljack]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Swindle]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#OneStep|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Breakdown (ES)#EarthSpark|Breakdown]]}}
</ul>
|
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:TF-Earthspark-1-Step-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1|1-Step Flip Changer [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1-Step Flip Changers|Optimus Prime]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ES)#EarthSpark|Skullcruncher]]}}
|}

===Warrior Class===
Much like ''Cyberverse'', the Warrior Class toys are more articulated than most size classes in the line but with a focus on an attack gimmick. Several of the figures are redecoes from ''Cyberverse''.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Warrior|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skywarp (ES)#EarthSpark|Skywarp]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#Warrior|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Thrash]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Jawbreaker (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Jawbreaker]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (ES)#EarthSpark|Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Shockwave (ES)#Warrior|Shockwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Transformers-EarthSpark-Warrior-Class-Elita-1.jpg|thumb|upright=1|Warrior Class [[Elita-1 (ES)#Toys|Elita-1]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#Warrior|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#Warrior|Terran Twitch]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 6'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Hashtag (ES)#Toys|Terran Hashtag]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Spitfire (ES)#Toys|Chaos Terran Spitfire]]}}
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Wave 6}}
{{-}}

===Deluxe Class===
The ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]''-esque Deluxe Class toys have a greater focus on [[show-accuracy]], accessories, and [[articulation]]. Each toy includes a piece for a [[Build a Figure]] of [[Mandroid]], with one swappable arm. Befitting the more collector-orientated designs, the Deluxe Class toys are available on [[Hasbro Pulse]].

Like the Warrior Class, several of the figures of "legacy" characters are ''Cyberverse'' redecoes. Disappointing, we know.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#EarthSpark|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Shockwave]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Nightshade]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ES-toy Twitch Deluxe.jpg|upright=1|thumb|[[Twitch#Toys|Terran Twitch]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Prowl (ES)#Deluxe|Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Thrash (ES)#Deluxe|Terran Thrash]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 6'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Jawbreaker (ES)#Deluxe|Terran Jawbreaker]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Aftermath (ES)#Deluxe|Chaos Terran Aftermath]]}}
|}
{{--}}

===Spin Changers===
The largest size class, the Spin Changers each include a human figurine that can interact with the larger robot, via a circular base or an accessory.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo Malto]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby Malto]]}}
</ul>
|}

===Cyber Combiners===
These two-packs offer the first true action figures of main human characters Robby and Mo who can now combine with other Autobots like ye olde [[Powerlinx]].
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#CyberCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo Malto]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch #CyberCombiner|Terran Twitch]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby Malto]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ESCyberCombinerTwitchAndRobbyCombined.jpg|thumb|upright=.66|Cyber Combiner Terran Twitch and Robby Malto]]
|}

===Role Play===
EarthSpark also reintroduced a role play assortment with the foam-dart-firing, plastic-shiv-popping NERF [[Cyber Sleeve Battle Blaster]].
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ESCyberSleeveBattleBlaster.jpg|thumb|upright=.66|Cyber Sleeve Battle Blaster]]
|}

==TakaraTomy ''EarthSpark'' toyline==
In a surprising departure from the brand synergy with Hasbro's lines shown since 2018, Takara Tomy's ''EarthSpark'' line is markedly different from Western offerings. Not only are most figures sporting improved, more show-accurate decoes but they do not come in plastic-free packaging, marking a return to plastic trays, bubbles on cardbacks and window boxes.

'''Spin Changer Series''' 
Compared to Hasbro's releases, these Spin Changers come in boxes with a plastic window.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESC-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESC-02 [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo]]}}
|
|}
{{-}}
'''DX Series''' 
Compared to Hasbro's boxed releases, the DX Series toys (which do not correspond to Hasbro's Deluxe Class) come on cardbacks with plastic bubbles like the days of old. However, the Mandroid "build-a-figure" parts are not included. This line includes both the Hasbro Deluxe molds and altered/enhanced versions of Hasbro Warrior Class molds to boot.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|DX Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-02 [[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-03 [[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-04 [[Twitch#Toys|DX Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[November 11]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-05 [[Nightshade (ES)#Toys|DX Terran Nightshade]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-06 [[Shockwave (ES)#Toys|DX Shockwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-07 [[Grimlock (ES)#Toys|DX Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-08 [[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|DX Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[March 16]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-09 [[Thrash (ES)#Toys|DX Terran Thrash]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-S [[Optimus Prime (ES)#DXBattleStation|DX Battle Station Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[June 2]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-10 [[Prowl (ES)#TakaraESDeluxe|DX Prowl]] (canceled)}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-11 [[Thrash (ES)#Deluxe|DX Thrash Malto]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:TF-EarthSpark-JP-ESD-13-DX-Terran-Hashtag.jpg|thumb|upright=1|Deluxe Terran Hashtag]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5''' ([[July 27]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-12 [[Jawbreaker (ES)#Deluxe Series|DX Terran Jawbreaker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-13 [[Hashtag (ES)#Deluxe|DX Terran Hashtag]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-14 [[Elita-1 (ES)#Deluxe|DX Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-15 [[Aftermath (ES)#Toys|DX Aftermath]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
{{-}}
'''Supatto Change Series''' 
"Supatto Change" (スパっとチェンジ, "Quick Change") is TakaraTomy's name for the 1-Step Flip Changers, which now also come packaged in plastic bubbles on cardbacks.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Supatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-02 [[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Supatto Change Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESS-03 [[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Supatto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESS-04 [[Twitch#OneStep|Supatto Change Terran Twitch]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-05 [[Swindle (ES)#Toys|Supatto Change Swindle]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[November 11]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-06 [[Wheeljack (ES)#Toys|Supatto Change Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-07 [[Soundwave (ES)#Toys|Supatto Change Soundwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[March 16]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-08 [[Elita-1 (ES)#Toys|Supatto Change Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-09 [[Skullcruncher (ES)#Toys|Supatto Change Skullcruncher]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

==Notes==
*''EarthSpark'' is the first cartoon tie-in toyline to use the plastic-free packaging first introduced in ''[[War for Cybertron: Kingdom]]'' for every toy. Each size class has an open window except for the Tacticons, which use closed boxes. In the west, at least...
*The deluxe class packaging features [[Alphabet|Autobot Script]] on the inner tray, reading "Earthspark".

==References==
{{Reflist}}

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[[Category:EarthSpark| (toyline)]]
[[Category:Toylines]]

Elita-1 (ES)

2024-08-08T22:15:51Z

Archforce: /* EarthSpark */

{{factions|autobot|ghost}}
{{disambig3|Elita One}}
:''Elita-1 is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers:_EarthSpark_(franchise)|EarthSpark]] [[continuity family]].''

[[File:Elita1-earthspark-stock.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.4|Built like a truck.]]
'''Elita-1''' has been [[Optimus Prime (ES)|Optimus Prime's]] second-in-command for megacycles. Ever reliable and loving a good fight, Optimus can always count on her to get the job done. In her spare time, Elita-1 is always training and exercising, keeping herself in peak condition, but doesn't forget to take a moment to appreciate the beauty of the [[Earth|planet]] they now protect.

After the war, she now works for [[G.H.O.S.T.]] alongside Optimus and [[Megatron (ES)|Megatron]].

==Fiction==
===''EarthSpark'' cartoon===
{{voiceactor|[[Cissy Jones]] (English), [[Ryōka Yuzuki]] (Japanese)|[[Sílvia Goiabeira]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Antonella Baldini]] (Italian), [[Marisol Romero]] (Latin American Spanish), [[Olga Velasco]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Aurore Bonjour]] (French)}}
{{ongoing}}
[[File:Optimus and Elita alt-modes.jpg|thumb|left|]]

Elita-1 was one of the Autobots who fought on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], coming to Earth by [[Space bridge|space bridge]].

Elita and [[Optimus Prime (ES)|Optimus Prime]] ambushed [[Swindle (ES)|Swindle]] and his brother [[Hardtop (ES)|Hardtop]] at a trap set up by [[G.H.O.S.T.|G.H.O.S.T.]]. When they pursued the two, an [[Arachnamech|Arachnamech]] ambush allowed Swindle to escape, but Hardtop was captured and put into G.H.O.S.T. custody. Later, she joined Optimus and Megatron in informing [[Dot Malto|Dot Malto]] about the Decepticon presence in [[Witwicky (town)|Witwicky]] and convincing her to work with G.H.O.S.T. in fighting a new threat. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 1}}

[[File:Secret-Legacy-Part-1-Elita-1.jpg|thumb|right|"There's a saying about warfare. All war is fought through the shroud of belief, but take it away and you'll see only a reflection."]]

When [[Wheeljack (ES)|Wheeljack's]] drones found nothing, she rolled out with Optimus and Megatron to search the town themselves. In town, she saved [[Robby Malto|Robby]], [[Mo Malto|Mo]], and the [[Terran|Terrans]] from Arachnamechs alongside Optimus. Later, she was present when [[Twitch|Twitch]] and [[Thrash (ES)|Thrash]] were unknowingly taken by [[Mandroid]] driving a stolen G.H.O.S.T. truck. Upon learning of the Terrans' capture, she aided in their rescue and fought mind-controlled Decepticons to save the Terrans from Mandroid's lab {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 2}}

Elita gave [[Bumblebee (ES)|Bumblebee]] advice on how to get the Terrans to listen to his training, advising him to get to know them better. {{storylink|Moo-ving In}} Elita-1 would later accompany [[Arcee (ES)|Arcee]] in taking [[Soundwave (ES)|Soundwave]] into custody at a G.H.O.S.T. facility. {{Storylink|Decoy (episode)|Decoy}}

Elita performed cleanup duty with Megatron at a naval yard following a battle with Mandroid's giant mech fortress, lamenting it was less fun than actual combat. She was approached by the new Terrans, [[Jawbreaker (ES)|Jawbreaker]] and [[Hashtag (ES)|Hashtag]], who were interviewing other bots in an attempt to find the perfect alt-mode for Jawbreaker. Inviting Jawbreaker to partake in her workout, she sat down with the young Terran and offered some guidance to him, telling him she had her own past history of struggling to find the right alt-mode. When he lamented he didn't think vehicles suit him, she expanded his worldview when she told him that Transformers could scan more than just vehicles. Appreciating the advice, Jawbreaker promised to make sure the conversation remained private and the footage he filmed of it wouldn't get out. {{storylink|Outtakes}}

When Grimlock turned up at the Malto farm, Elita-1 had the idea that he could try to train the kids, resulting in the Dinobot taking Jawbreaker under his wing. She was later helping Hashtag with some rock punching when Grimlock and Jawbreaker turned up. The Dinobot, flashing back to his time under Mandroid's control, reverted to dino mode and went on a rampage in Witwicky, which Elita and Hashtag did their best to kerb until Jawbreaker successfully talked him down. {{storylink|A Stygi Situation}}

Elita-1 joined Optimus and other Autobots in answering [[Hashtag (ES)|Hashtag]]'s distress call, arriving at the Malto farm to battle [[Karen Croft|Croft]]'s [[Ghoid]] soldiers. Though they were victorious, Croft activated a Mandroid-supplied device that shut down Elita and the other Autobots present. {{storylink|The Battle of Witwicky}} They were still unconscious when Mandroid arrived back from space in a new semi-robotic form. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 1}} Reactivated under Mandroid's mind control, Optimus and Elita tracked Bumblebee, Twitch, and Nightshade down. Elita pursued the fugitives in an attempt to retrieve Mandroid's control spear, but was defeated when Nightshade dropped a crane on her and used the spear to drain her energon. She and Optimus were later revived when Robby and Mo used their cyber-sleeves to reverse the effects of Mandroid's energon-draining superweapon. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 2}}
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==Toys==
===''EarthSpark''===
[[File:Transformers-EarthSpark-Warrior-Class-Elita-1.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|"You make it so hard to want to help you, Edalyn."]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Elita-1''' (Warrior Class, 2023)}}</ul>

:Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)| EarthSpark]]'' Warrior Class toys, Elita-1 is a simpler toy with a manually-operated gimmick which switches her right arm between a hand holding a small pistol and an arm-mounted larger rifle. She transforms into an SUV in 15 steps, and her robot mode has limited articulation (no neck, waist, or properly-located knees).

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[[File:TF-Earthspark-1Step-Elita1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Elita-1''' (1-Step Flip Changer, 2024)}}</ul>
: Part of the fourth wave of ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' "1-Step Flip Changers", Elita-1 is a simple toy that converts from robot to SUV and vice versa in a single step. Her alt mode can be arrived at much faster by letting her fall face-down onto a solid surface.

: Unlike previous One Step Changers, Elita-1 lacks any robot mode articulation.

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[[File:TF-EarthSpark-JP-ESD-14-DX-Elita-One.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''DX Elita-1''' (Deluxe Series, 2024)}}</ul>
:*''ID Number'': '''ESD-14'''
:*''Release date'': [[July 27]], 2024
:*''Accessories'': Two guns

:Released in the fifth wave of TakaraTomy's ''EarthSpark'' Deluxe Series toys, this release is a redeco and minor retool of the Hasbro Warrior Class Elita-1 toy—in addition to a more-show accurate deco, her right hand is retooled to remove the weapon-swapping gimmick with a normal 5 mm port-compatible hand. Her head is also retooled to give a simple swivel articulation on the neck. To compensate for the gimmick removal, Elita-1 gains a new pair of guns as accessories, based on the larger rifle from the original Hasbro release which can be attached to her alt-mode's roof.
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==Notes==
[[File:ES Elita1 concept art - ArtCup.jpg|thumb|right|300px|]]
*[[Nick Roche]] designed ''EarthSpark'' Elita-1.<ref>{{citesocial|quote=(If you're keeping score: Thrash, Bumblebee, Megatron, Elita-One, Bombshell.) (So far.).|link=https://twitter.com/NickRoche/status/1550612298842181633|name=Nick Roche|site=Twitter|title=|year=2022|month=07|day=22}}</ref>

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Elita-1''' (エリータ-1 ''Erīta Wan'')
*''Spanish:'' '''Elita Uno''' (Latin America)

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:EarthSpark Autobots]]
[[Category:Female Transformers]]
[[Category:G.H.O.S.T.]]

Hashtag (ES)

2024-08-08T22:15:10Z

Archforce: /* EarthSpark */

{{factions|terran|autobot}}
{{disambig3|Hashtag}}
:''Hashtag is a [[Terran]] from the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)|EarthSpark]] [[continuity family]].''

[[File:Hashtag-earthspark-stock.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.5|[[Alex Malto|Father]], I cannot click the book.]]

We're going to be talking about '''Hashtag Malto''' today, so make sure to Like, Comment, and Subscribe to our feeds! And now without any further ado, let's dive in. Some people might get on Hashtag's case for compulsively surfing the web and sometimes caring more about it than RL, but you can't deny the level of excitement and engagement she brings to every new method of online communication she finds. The young Terran finds herself granted with not just innate internet-savviness but also borderline technopathy thanks to her [[G.H.O.S.T.]] surveillance van [[alternate mode]]. While perhaps not having the best social tact or attention span, she's nevertheless eager to put her skills and abilities to use when it comes to helping her fellow Terran siblings, even if it come off as a little self-aggrandizing at times.

==Fiction==
===''EarthSpark'' cartoon===
{{voiceactor|[[Stephanie Lemelin]] (English), [[Mamiko Noto]] (Japanese)|[[Gabriela Ortiz]] (Latin American Spanish), [[Laura Martínez García]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Jade Jonot]] (French), [[Karina Fonseca]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Serena Sigismondo]] (Italian)}}
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[[File:Earthspark AOEP2 HashtagSkywarpTale.jpg|thumb|left|300px|They were just roommates!]] Hashtag was first brought to life, at the same as her other siblings [[Jawbreaker (ES)|Jawbreaker]] and [[Nightshade (ES)|Nightshade]], by the Malto siblings of [[Mo Malto| Mo]] and [[Robby Malto| Robby]] via the [[Emberstone]] in the same cave where her other Terran siblings, [[Twitch]] and [[Thrash (ES)|Thrash]] were first created. The otherwise happy moment was interrupted by a cave-in caused by a battle outside of the cave between [[Optimus Prime (ES)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Bumblebee (ES)|Bumblebee]] against the Decepticon Seekers, [[Skywarp (ES)| Skywarp]] and [[Nova Storm (ES)| Nova Storm]]. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 1}} Despite being only a few seconds old, Hashtag and the other new Terrans instinctually came to their new family's safety by shielding them from the collapsing cave rubble.

Emerging from the collapsed cave, she was warmly greeted by the legendary Optimus, who inquired about her and her siblings' names. Stuck at a loss, Robby used his [[Cyber-sleeve]] connection to the new Terrans to inform everyone her name was "Hashtag", leading her to gasp that he was correct as she didn't have the word to describe what it was. Sensing the pain the other Maltos and Terrans felt about learning their [[Dot Malto|mother]] was held captive by someone called [[Mandroid]], Hashtag eagerly volunteered to help them. Infiltrating Mandroid's base with Jawbreaker and Nightshade posing as Decepticons who had captured Optimus, Hashtag put on an over-the-top Australian accent, claiming to be a Decepticon called "Sparkleplug" who used to be Skywarp's roommate in "Bad Guy School". Seeing through their disguise, a battle soon erupted that saw Mandroid's base turn into a walking Mech that took the combined efforts of Malto family and their allies to take down. Following the battle, Hashtag was formally introduced to Dot and welcomed into her family. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 2}}

[[File:Hashtag Hashtagoops.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Run Hashtag.exe]]
Having moved into the Malto farmstead, Hashtag quickly developed more of an interest in using her phone to watch videos on the internet than learning how to be a Transformer. Twitch, eager to be a mentor to her younger sister, brought Hashtag into [[Witwicky (town)|Witwicky]] to help her find an alt-mode but found Hashtag was still more concerned with getting a good Wi-Fi signal. Bartering with Hashtag that if she got an alt-mode they could go back home where there was Wi-Fi, Hashtag scanned the first thing she saw, which turned to out to be a G.H.O.S.T. surveillance van. As a result, Hashtag found herself inadvertently abducted by three G.H.O.S.T. agents who mistook her for their actual van. Taken to their secret mountainside base, Hashtag soon learned her alt-mode granted her the ability to connect to any Wi-Fi point on the planet. With the help of Twitch and Bumblebee, she was able to use these new found abilities to escape G.H.O.S.T.'s base. Back at the Malto family home, she covered for her sister Twitch when asked if the two and Bumblebee had gotten in any trouble. Nightshade soon arrived and introduced everyone to the [[dugout|new base]] they had been working on that would serve as a new living space for the Terrans. Hashtag, for her part, eagerly said she could provide the Wi-Fi. {{storylink|Hashtag: Oops}}

When Jawbreaker was attempting to video interview others asking about how to get an alt-mode, Hashtag eagerly volunteered her services to aide her brother. While well-intentioned, Hashtag's efforts soon became more about trying to turn Jawbreaker's personal quest into an attempt at her "directorial debut". When she brought Jawbreaker to have a [[spark]]-to-spark conversation with Megatron and [[Elita-1 (ES)|Elita-1]] about alt-modes, Jawbreaker finally called her out on her being more concerned with making a movie than his feelings. Following chasing down a rogue [[Arachnamech]] that tried to scurry away with their camera containing highly-sensitive Transformer information, Hashtag apologized to Jawbreaker. Later that night, Jawbreaker surprised Hashtag with a home movie cobbled together from the remains of her footage, as well promising her when he finally decided on an alt-mode she'd be the first to know about it. {{storylink|Outtakes}} Hashtag later, more indirectly, aided in another of her siblings' personal quests when she provided [[Nightshade (ES)|Nightshade]] with the last known address of famed author D.E. O'Neil. which led to Nightshade encountering the Decepticon, [[Tarantulas (ES)|Tarantulas]]. {{storylink|Missed Connection}}

When [[Jon Schloder|Agent Schloder]] arrived at the Malto family farm hot on the trail of finding Bumblebee, Hashtag and Nightshade used the opportunity to show off the new "Emergency Lockdown" protocol they had installed in the Terran base. Sealing up the base whenever a G.H.O.S.T. vehicle (Hashtag excluded) was sighted, it made entry into the dugout virtually impossible. Unfortunately the two hadn't worked out all the kinks yet and after Schloder departed they discovered that instead of keeping the lockdown going for 10 minutes, it was instead set for 10 ''hours''. Stuck in the base, Hashtag and the others were unable to help Bumblebee and Dot in their attempts to evade G.H.OS.T. When Dot and Alex returned later that night and informed them Bee had to go back on the run, Hashtag confronted the devastated Twitch. {{storylink|Security Protocols}} When Hashtag and the Maltos found themselves being terrorized by a mother bear looking for her cub, Hashtag tried to use advice she found online on how to survive a bear attack, with each attempt being less helpful than the last. {{storylink|Bear Necessities}}

[[File:Hashtag MegatronSelfie Warzone.jpg|thumb|left|300px|#timeandplace]]
Hashtag, along with the other Terrans and Malto children, was soon taken by Megatron to [[Spacebridge Memorial Park]] to learn of the history of the Autobot/Decepticon War, though when she attempted to go for a poorly-timed selfie with Megatron she learned that the memorial probably wasn't the best place for that. When the history lesson was interrupted by the returning Shockwave, Hashtag found herself forced into stasis lock by a stray shot from The Immobilizer. Upon Shockwave's defeat, Megatron was able to free her. {{storylink|Warzone}}

When the Terrans were taken by Robby and Mo to their old home city of [[Philadelphia]], Hashtag's initial eagerness at experiencing city-life quickly soured when she encountered anti-Cybertronian sentiment in the city. Dejected, she and Twitch were comforted by Robby to not blame themselves for his own disappointment he had in discovering this about his old home town. Upon being re-united with the rest of her family, Hashtag was surprised to see Bumblebee returning in tow with them, who then recruited his students for their first real mission; recovering the lost Autobot, [[Grimlock (ES)|Grimlock]]. {{storylink|Home, Part 1}}

[[File:HashtagMindControl HomePart2.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Error 404_Hashtag Not Found]]
However, the rescue mission quickly turned into a battle with the returning Mandroid and his latest Arachnamech creation. During the battle, Hashtag discovered her Wi-fi powers went beyond just being to connect to the internet, being able to remotely control any machine that was hooked up to the city's Wi-fi. Using this to take control of the city's trains, she was able to quickly destroy Mandroid's Arachmench army. Seeing Mandroid was still in the vicinity, Hashtag went to apprehend him, only for the scientist to deploy his latest creation on the young Terran; a control badge that was able to make Cybertronians his obedient drones. Before departing, Mandroid ordered the subservient Hashtag to return to him with her Terran siblings either alive or in pieces. While Hashtag's body battled it out with her family, Hashtag's consciousness found herself being mentally tortured by a digital avatar of Mandroid, preying on her fears of being hated by humans and having no real home. Unable to remove her control badge by force, the Maltos were able to free Hashtag from Mandroid's control when they were empowered by a strange energy originating from the same cave where the Terrans were born. Breaking through Mandroid's control through their connected sense of family, Hashtag was comforted by Twitch upon coming to her senses. With the morning approaching, Hashtag and the others raced back to [[Witwicky (town)|Witwicky]] before their parents could wake up. {{storylink|Home, Part 2}}

The kids encountered Grimlock while collecting flowers in the woods and had to flee back to the farm, where they eventually fought the Dinobot into submission. Hashtag was later training in the quarry by punching rocks Elita-1 was throwing when Jawbreaker joined them. When Grimlock lost control again, rampaging through Witwicky, Hashtag joined Elita-1 in trying to reign him in, until Jawbreaker was eventually able to talk him down from his rage. {{storylink|A Stygi Situation}} When Robby's cyber-sleeve manifested a new shield ability, Optimus smuggled the entire Malto family into G.H.O.S.T. HQ to have [[Teletraan I (ES)|Teletraan I]] scan the devices. The kids were later training in the base's rec room when Robby asked Hashtag to raise the difficulty. While she was doing so, Mandroid took control of the system, unleashing a holographic Megatron on them, and though Hashtag was able to shut it down, the fight resulted in Robby's cyber-sleeve becoming inactive and the emotional link between the kids was lost. {{storylink|Disarmed}}

While trying to reactivate the cyber-sleeves with the cave water that the Maltobots were using to energize, the kids stumbled on a cave system through which [[Starscream (ES)|Starscream]], Nova Storm and Skywarp were trying to escape. Things were complicated more when they encountered the energon-feeding [[Dweller (ES)|Dweller]] and when Starscream was separated from the others, Hashtag, sympathetic to his tales of abuse at the hands of Megatron, went to his aid. When a plan to lure the Dweller went wrong, Starscream almost sacrificed himself to give Hashtag the opportunity to get away, but she was able to use the energising power of the cave water to drag the beast to its doom. {{storylink|What Dwells Within}} Robby's cyber-sleeve began affecting his health, and Dot assured the other kids that they'd do all they could to help the boy get better. When the other human members of the Malto family lapsed into unconsciousness, the Maltobots took care of them until they recovered, having had an encounter with Quintus Prime that restored both Robby's health and the cyber-sleeves. {{storylink|Prime Time (episode)|Prime Time}}

When Bumblebee was tasked with infiltrating G.H.O.S.T. HQ, the kids resolved to help their mentor. Hashtag, Jawbreaker and Mo remained at the Dugout to monitor the others as they sneaked into the HQ, though Hashtag was able to remotely operate systems for them. {{storylink|Stowed Away, Stowaways}} The trio rejoined the rest of the family in Witwicky when it turned out they were facing a Mandroid-controlled Shockwave, and managed to take down the Decepticon, shortly before being surrounded by G.H.O.S.T. agents. With a timely intervention by their parents, they were able to escape back to the farm and revive Shockwave, only for Croft to arrive with an army of Ghoids. During the ensuing battle, the Maltos, with the help of the Autobots, overcame the Ghoids, only to face Croft to disabling the Autobots and the arrival of Mandroid, grotesquely enhanced into a new robotic form. {{storylink|The Battle of Witwicky}}

The Malto family attempted to escape from Mandroid and his two [[Sharkticon (species)|Sharkticon]] henchmen, but during the flight, a missile resulted in Thrash, Hashtag and Jawbreaker plunging over a waterfall. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 1}} The trio survived the fall and successfully tracked down Twitch and Nightshade who'd freed Bumblebee and Schloder from G.H.O.S.T. HQ., helping them overcome a Mandroid-controlled Optimus. As they headed for the spire Mandroid had erected, they encountered more controlled Autobots and Hashtag had to stay behind to battle the Sharkticons with Nightshade and Jawbreaker, allowing Twitch and Thrash to go on ahead, however Mandroid successfully activated his superweapon, putting Hashtag and the other Transformers on Earth into shutdown. Fortunately Mo and Robby were able to reverse the process using their cyber-sleeves to channel the power of Quintus Prime, and the Malto family were reunited. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 2}}

==Games==
===''Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition''===
{{voiceactor|[[Lauren Weisman]] (English)|[[Sietske van Peursem]] (Dutch), [[Marie Nonnenmacher]] (French), [[Marcel Mann]] (German), [[Mary Giugliano]] (Italian), [[Agata Woźnicka]] (Polish), [[Anna Mestre]] (Spanish)}}
{{charfictionstub|{{storylink|Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition}}}}

==Toys==
===''EarthSpark''===
{{anchor|Tacticon}}
[[File:TF-Earthspark-Tacticon-Hashtag.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.67|]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Terran Hashtag''' (Tacticon Assortment, 2023)}}</ul>

: Part of the second wave of Hasbro's ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)| EarthSpark]]'' "Tacticon assortment", "Terran Hashtag" is a tiny figure that converts from a tiny G.H.O.S.T. surveillance van into a non-poseable robot with just a single step, activated by inserting your fingertip into the van's back end. Conversion back to van mode needs to be done fully manually, though.

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[[File:TF-EarthSpark-Warrior-Class-Hashtag.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.67]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Terran Hashtag''' (Warrior Class, 2024)}}</ul>

: Part of the sixth wave of Warrior Class figures, "Terran Hashtag" transforms from a purple pickup truck of probably-made-up model to a robot in just 10 steps. Her hands are [[5 mm post]] compatible, but she comes with no accessories herself.

: Hashtag features a "Combine and Ride" gimmick similar to the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)|Energon]]'' Autobots' "[[Powerlinx]]" gimmick, that allows her to form an upper body to attach to a compatible vehicle mode, or to allow another "Combine and Ride" Warrior Class figure to attach to the top of her pick-up truck mode. Her combination connectors are also compatible with ''EarthSpark'' Cyber Combiner figures.
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[[File:TF-EarthSpark-JP-ESD-13-DX-Terran-Hashtag.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67]]
*'''DX Terran Hashtag''' (Deluxe Series, 2024)
:*''ID Number'': '''ESD-13'''
:*''Release date'': [[July 27]], 2024
:*''Accessories'': Two guns

: Released in the fifth wave of TakaraTomy's ''EarthSpark'' Deluxe Series toys, this release is a [[redeco]] and minor [[retool]]ing of the Hasbro Warrior Class Hashtag. Aside from her more extensive and show-accurate deco, the "Combine and Ride" gimmick has been removed, leaving a simple plain panel in its place. She also now comes with a pair of 5 mm-compatible small pistols.
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==Notes==
* Hashtag was designed by [[Nick Roche]].<ref name = "ES2">{{citesocial|quote=So, as far as I remember... Out of the new ones, I worked on the Bot mode for Breakdown, Bot mode for Grimlock... took passes at Nightshade and Dino Grim, but didn't make it (They're mostly Ciro's?) but Shockwave, Hashtag and Tarantulas started as my 2D designs!|link=https://twitter.com/NickRoche/status/1631974068445388803|site=Twitter|name=Nick Roche|year=2023|month=03|day=4}}</ref>
===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Hashtag''' (ハッシュタグ ''Hasshutagu'')
*''Hungarian:'' '''Fruska''' ("Filly")
*''Mandarin:'' '''Miàoyǔ''' (妙语, "Punchline")

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:EarthSpark Autobots]]
[[Category:Female Transformers]]
[[Category:Terrans]]

Ratchet (Movie)/toys

2024-08-08T22:13:19Z

Archforce: /* Masterpiece Movie Series */

{{suite}}

Ratchet's a doctor, dammit! And has a lot of toys!

==Toys==
===''Transformers'' (2007)===
====Legends Class toys====
[[File:LegendsRatchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Hasbro might have fixed the green color, but nobody told them to fix the hue settings for the official promo photos.]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Legends Class, [[2007]])
**''Japanese name:'' '''EZ Collection Ratchet'''
:An inexpensive, small-scale version of ''Transformers'' "Autobot Ratchet," he remains relatively faithful to his vehicle mode (though highly simplified), but transforms very differently due to his simplicity. In robot mode, he has a faux truck-front chest that's more faithful to the CGI design than the Voyager toy's chest, but the rest of his robot mode is (understandably) inaccurate and limited in articulation.

:His spare tire, mounted on the rear end of his roof in vehicle mode, is actually a free-spinning wheel just like the normal four (albeit with a somewhat stiffer joint), and the same size as the front wheels... meaning that, in theory, it could be used as an ''actual'' spare tire.

[[File:Movie legends ratchet colorvariants.jpg|left|upright=1.4|thumb|He's feeling a little green around the manifolds.]]
:The original production run of the toy sported a significantly wrong shade of green, being much, much brighter and more primary. A running change variant that quickly replaced the original version corrected the error, now sporting the same shade of green as the Voyager Class toy.<ref>[http://archive.thetf.net/forum_posts.asp?TID=10086 Comparison images of both color variants of Legends Ratchet]</ref> Still, the color variant was not limited to the US market, as both versions also popped up in Europe. The re-released toy for the blind-packed EZ Collection lineup, however, got stuck with the original, off-color version.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/LegendsRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Legends Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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[[File:TF-2007-Legends-Allspark-Battles-Rescue-Ratchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|The Doctor vs. the Warrior.]]
*'''Rescue Ratchet vs. Decepticon Brawl''' (Legends "Allspark Battles" two-pack, 2007)
:Released as part of the ''[[AllSpark Power|AllSpark Battles]]'' [[subline imprint|refresh]] of the Movie toyline, Legends class Rescue Ratchet is, naturally, a redeco of the previously-released Legends class Ratchet in his white ''Generation 1''-inspired colors. He comes packed with an all-new sculpt Legends class Brawl.

::''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Autobot/LoCRescueRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Legends Rescue Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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====Voyager Class toys====
[[File:TF07-Ratchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|This green is both [[neon]] and [[Playskool]].]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Voyager Class, 2007)
**''TakaraTomy ID number:'' '''MA-02'''
**''Accessories:'' Roof rack/claw
{{toydesigner|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}

: Released in the first wave of [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|''Transformers'']] Voyager Class figures, Ratchet transforms into a fully licensed AM General {{w|Hummer H2}}, customized as a fire search and rescue vehicle. During transformation, unfolding his legs will activate his [[Automorph Technology|Automorphing]] feature, which folds out his kneepads and feet, and 'bulges' out two small panels along his inner calves. The only Autobot toy to not feature a ranged weapon, Ratchet's right forearm unfolds into an axe (based upon a weapon concept study), and the removable rollbar/roof rack can either be mounted on his left arm as a shield/claw, or stored on his back.

:Oddly, although Ratchet's thumbs are articulated, space is so restricted that they are all but useless. His left thumb can only move a millimeter due to his wrist armor getting in the way. His right thumb does have more space to move, but pushing it will invariably disengage the fold-out axe from his forearm.

:Ratchet can (loosely) attach a [[Mini-Con]] on the rollbar/roof rack, and can hold a standard weapon via the shield/claw mount.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/Ratchet/ratchet.htm More information on Voyager Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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[[File:Movie Voyager RescueRatchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Hasbro proving that anything looks better as a slavish G1 homage.]]
*'''Rescue Ratchet''' (Voyager Class, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' Roof rack/claw
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (deco artist)}}

:''Transformers'' "Rescue Ratchet," is an extensive [[redeco]] based in part upon ''Generation 1'' [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]]'s [[Marvel Comics]] appearance. Aside from the deco and name change, the toy is otherwise the same in functionality to the previous Voyager class release.

:Oddly for a deco described as being ''more'' likely for the type of vehicle, Rescue Ratchet's vehicle mode—a fire search and rescue vehicle—is prominently labeled "AMBULANCE" on the doors and the hood.

:This same deco was adapted and used as an DLC alternate skin for Ratchet in the multiplayer and campaign mode for the ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' game.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/RescueRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Voyager Rescue Ratchet at TFU.info]''

{{-}}{{anchor|Premium}}
[[File:Movie Voyager Premium Ratchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|And yet they've done nothing to put better coloring on my legs....]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Best Buy exclusive "Premium Series" Voyager Class, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' Roof rack/claw

:''Transformers'' Ratchet was one of the first figures in the ''[[Premium Series]]'', released on October 16th, 2007 exclusively at Best Buy for the launch of the ''Transformers'' movie DVD. Ratchet's main plastic has been changed to a metallic yellow, with an additional coat of metallic yellow paint over the top of those parts (and others), resulting in a much more accurate color scheme in relation to the actual ''Movie'' character and prop vehicle.

:Ratchet was presented in robot mode, within a special display package similar in shape to the packaging for the Hasbro release of ''Generation 1'' ''Masterpiece'' [[Starscream (G1)/toys|Starscream]]. Even though Hasbro officially considers him as part of the Premium Series, this is not indicated anywhere on the packaging, as the Premium Series wasn't officially announced until ''after'' Ratchet and [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]] had already been released to stores.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/BestBuyRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Premium Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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*'''Unleashed y Voyager''' (2007)

:''Transformers'' Voyager Class Ratchet was also available in a two-pack with ''Unleashed'' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise#MexicoUnleashed|Bumblebee]] in Mexican markets. Both items are identical to their standard original releases.

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[[File:ACG-HK-2008-Transformers-Commemorative-Box-Set.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Transformers Commemorative Box Set (Autobots)''' (2008)

:Released an an exclusive for Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong (ACG, also known as Ani-Con) 2008, The regular Ratchet toy (and not the ''Premium Series'' redeco) is released without any changes along with [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Premium|''Premium Series'' Bumblebee]], [[Jazz (Movie)#Premium|''Premium'' Jazz'']], [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#VoyagerPremium|''Premium'' Ironhide]], and [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#PremiumLeader|''Premium'' Optimus Prime]]. The toys are packaged with a synthetic, leather-like box, and it comes with a sheet of Certificate of Authenticity.

:The boxsets are limited to 100 pieces.
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====''Fast Action Battlers''====
[[File:FABRatchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|An axe that shoots missiles. Seriously.]]
*'''Axe Attack Autobot Ratchet''' (Fast Action Battler, 2007)
**''Japanese ID Number:'' '''QC-03'''
**''Accessories:'' Missile
{{toydesigner|[[Kōjin Ōno]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:''Transformers'' ''[[Fast Action Battlers]]'' "Axe Attack Autobot Ratchet," is a small, deluxe-sized figure with limited articulation and a simple transformation. He features a spring-loaded missile-firing axe, a "robot punch" [[gimmick]], and [[Automorph Technology|automorphing]]. To activate the "robot punch", one must twist and release Ratchet's torso. An inner spring will cause it to snap back to (more or less) anatomical position. His front grille can be rotated 180 degrees, which powers the automorphing feature, and causes Ratchet's front fenders, doors, and roof to separate during transformation from vehicle to robot and form his shoulders and arms (and vice versa). Unfortunately, this sacrifices [[Show-accuracy|show accuracy]], as the grille ends up ''right-side up'', while the rest of his [[Alternate mode|alt mode]] cab remains upside-down.

:In vehicle mode, the missile stows handily underneath Ratchet's chassis.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/FABRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Axe Attack Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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[[File:Mov2007-toy RescueTorchRatchet.JPG|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Rescue Torch Ratchet''' (Fast Action Battler, [[2008]])
**''Accessories:'' Missile
:''Transformers'' ''Fast Action Battlers'' "Rescue Torch Ratchet" is a Generation 1 [[Ratchet (G1)/toys|Ratchet]]-themed redeco of Axe Attack Ratchet, with a deco similar to Voyager Class Rescue Ratchet.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Autobot/FABRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Rescue Torch Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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====''Cyber Slammers''====
[[File:CyberSlammersRatchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Even the Throttlebots didn't want me.]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Cyber Slammer, 2007)
{{toydesigner|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)}}

:''Transformers'' ''[[Cyber Slammers]]'' Ratchet is a cute little super-deformed Hummer H2 that transforms into a cute little super-deformed Autobot medical officer. 'Slam' his robot mode down into van mode and he rolls along, slowly transforming back up into vehicle mode. Like most Cyber Slammers, Ratchet manages to cram most of his vehicle mode's major details into a compact, super-deformed version of that mode.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/CySlamRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Cyber Slammers Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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===''Revenge of the Fallen''===
====Legends Class toys====
[[File:Ratchet ROTF Legends toy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Just as Don and Andrew foretold!]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Legends Class, [[2009]])
**''Japanese ID Number:'' '''EZ-07'''
:This ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Class Ratchet is a tan [[redeco]] of Ratchet's 2007 Legends Class figure.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/LegRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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====Deluxe Class toys====
[[File:ROTF deluxe Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|I have a waist-coat!]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, 2009/[[2010]])
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''RA-28'''
**''Accessories:'' EMP Blaster/Energon Multi-Beam Gun, EMP Blast Missile
:''Revenge of the Fallen'' Deluxe Class Ratchet is more accurate to Ratchet's final robot mode design when compared to his Voyager class toys. However, his licensed vehicle mode has been changed to something akin to a military Humvee, albeit in Ratchet's distinctive emergency rescue regalia. This smaller vehicle mode means that his feet end up prominently sticking out from underneath the vehicle.

:He also features a new "launching [[Electromagnetic pulse|EMP]] blast missile"-launcher weapon that resembles the arm-mounted machine gun that Ratchet uses in the films. The missile launcher weapon can also be attached to Deluxe [[Lockdown (ROTF)|Lockdown]], echoing the interactive features of their ''[[Ratchet (Animated)|Animated]]'' [[Lockdown (Animated)|counterparts']] toys. Likewise, Lockdown's engine can plug into Ratchet's rooftop, but that looks kinda doofy.

:Ratchet's [[Mech Alive]] feature is unlocked when the missile launcher is plugged into his arm, in which gearing moves pieces into place around the weapon as it's locked into place. His chest also has an [[Automorph Technology|Automorph]]-like rearrangement of his chest-mounted headlights into robot mode configuration as his abdomen is pushed down into place.

:Ratchet's head had the peculiar feature of having two [[ball joint]] sockets stacked one atop the other- there was the shallow socket that his head was set at in the package which allowed superior mobility, then a deeper one that limited head movement but concealed his neck joint. The deeper socket could be used by pushing the head down. Sadly, a [[Variant|running change]] in his design eliminates one of the ball joints, making his head basically unposeable. His redecos would later continue to use this version of the mold.

:All copies of these molds have their upper arms assembled incorrectly compared to the stock photo, leaving the mushroom joint slot exposed at the front, and the molded details facing backwards.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/Ratchet/ratchet.htm More information on Deluxe Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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====Voyager Class toys====
[[File:ROTF Voyager DesertRatchet toy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|What the hell, Hasbro? You couldn't afford the other half of the emergency stripe?]]
*'''Desert Tracker Ratchet''' (Voyager Class, 2009)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''RA-08'''
**''Accessories:'' Roof rack/claw
:This ''Revenge of the Fallen'' "Desert Tracker Ratchet," is a barely redecoed version of the ''Transformers'' Voyager Class Ratchet toy released in 2007, the only new decos being the change of his black plastic to dark grey and a "dirt" spray on his doors and shoulders. In a probable effort to cut costs, Hasbro has removed several decos that existed on the 2007 toy, such as half of the Emergency stripe on the sides of the vehicle, the red paint for the light bar and the turn signal lights.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/Ratchet/ratchet.htm More information on Desert Tracker Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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[[File:ROTFSurfaceToAirShowdown.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Oh. So Desert Tracker Ratchet was desert-tracking Grindor? Okay.]]
*'''Surface To Air Showdown''' (Voyager Class 2-pack, 2009)
**''Accessories:'' Roof rack/claw
:A [[Costco]]-[[exclusive]] two-pack featuring Ratchet squaring off against [[Grindor (ROTF)|Grindor]], strangely reminiscent of Ratchet's fight with [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]] in the [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons|Transformers: Autobots]] Nintendo DS game. Both toys remain unchanged from their individual retail release, but Ratchet is now simply named "Autobot Ratchet" rather than "Desert Tracker Ratchet".
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====''Fast Action Battlers''====
[[File:ROTF FAB Ratchet toy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Lol @ Voyager, I have more paint apps than you!]]
*'''Beam Blast Autobot Ratchet''' (Fast Action Battler, 2009)
**''Accessories:'' Missile
:This ''Revenge of the fallen'' "Beam Blast Autobot Ratchet" toy is a redeco of the 2007 ''Fast Action Battlers'' Autobot Ratchet, now done in a sort of "impractical army" camouflage colour scheme.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/FABRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Beam Blast Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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====''Robot Replicas''====
[[File:ROTF RobotReplicas Ratchet.jpg|upright=0.85|thumb|Damn it Prime, I'm a doctor not a gunslinger!]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Robot Replica, 2009)
:''Revenge of the Fallen'' ''[[Robot Replicas]]'' Ratchet is a non-transforming, highly posable toy intended to be more accurate to Ratchet's CGI robot-mode than transforming toys are capable of. Ratchet is approximately five inches tall and features articulation at his neck, shoulders, elbows, waist, hips, knees and feet.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/RRRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Robot Replica Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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===''Transformers'' (2010)===
====Legends Class toys====
[[File:DesertDecimationRatchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1d1|'''Desert Decimation''' (Multi-pack, 2010)}}</ul>
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

: A redeco of 2007 Legends Ratchet, in the same general base colors, but with a metallic sand deco along the bottom of his vehicle-mode side panels.

: He was only available in the [[market six]]-[[exclusive]] "[[Desert Decimation]]" four-pack, along with Legends-class redecoes of [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#DesertDecimation|Ironhide]], [[Brawl (Movie)#DesertDecimation|Decepticon Brawl]], and [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Transformers (2010)|Bonecrusher]].
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====Deluxe Class toys====
[[File:TF2010toyline DeluxeRescueRatchet.JPG|thumb|upright=1.66]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Rescue Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, 2010)}}</ul>
:*''Accessories'': "EMP Blaster", "EMP Blast" missile
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

: Released in the fourth wave of [[Transformers (2010 toyline)|2010 ''Transformers'']] Deluxe-class toys, Rescue Ratchet is a white and red [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[#Deluxe Class toys|Deluxe Class Ratchet toy]]. Much like the many Rescue Ratchets from the 2007 movie line, his color scheme is heavily inspired by Generation 1 Ratchet's [[Marvel Comics]] appearance.

: The upper-arm misassembly error from the original mold is still present on this version.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/RescueRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on 2010 Rescue Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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====Voyager Class toys====
[[File:TF2010-toy NightOpsRatchet.jpg|thumb|righ|upright=1.66|"A redeco that isn't white and red! THANK PRIMUS!"]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Night Ops Ratchet''' (Voyager Class, 2010)}}</ul>
:*''Accessories:'' Roof rack/claw

: Released in the first wave of ''Transformers'' Voyage class toys, "Night Ops Ratchet" is a mostly-black redeco of the 2007 [[#Voyager Class toys|Voyager class Ratchet]], the deco being somewhat similar to the [[#Battle Series|second ''RPM'' Ratchet]].

: He is somewhat mistransformed in-package and in Hasbro's stock photos, as his windshield pieces remain over his abdomen in robot mode, not rotated around behind as they should be.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/NightOpsRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Night Ops Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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===''EZ Collection Real''===
[[File:TF-EZ-Collection-Real-Ratchet.jpg|upright=1.44|thumb|HULK SMASH!!!]]
*'''Ratchet (Real Color Ver)''', ([[2011]])
*'''Ratchet (Metallic Color Ver.)''' ([[2011]])
:Released as part of the blindpacked ''EZ Collection Real'' by TakaraTomy's "TakaraTomy A.R.T.S", this Ratchet is a redeco of the first Legends Class figure, using the off-color version's green. Like his ''EZ Collection Real'' brethren, Ratchet comes with two different variants: The "Real Color" features a flat shade on the plastic colors and paint, while the "Metallic Color" features metallic paint and plastic instead. Like all land-based vehicles in this line, He features an extra paint applications on the wheels rims, which is only seen in the stock photo compared to the final product, which is left bare due to being molded with unpaintable plastic.
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===''Dark of the Moon''===
====''Cyberverse''====
{{note|The '''Japanese''' release (CV) of the figures features no physical changes on both the toy, and it includes one instruction sheet of "how-to-play" the cards for the Mechtech Wars Online games.}}
[[File:TF-DOTM-Cyberverse-Legion-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Sigh. I bet you five bucks that it'll just be four new toys at the most and then I'll be white with red bits ''again''. Just bet you...]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Cyberverse Legion, 2011)
**''Series:'' '''1'''
**''ID Number:'' '''008'''
**''Japanese ID Number:'' '''CV16'''
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro)}}

:''Cyberverse'' Ratchet is a Legion-class mold in white and light green. The new mold makes a few changes to his [[transformation]] compared to the Legends version, most notably finally forming his chest from the actual front of his vehicle mode. He has ball-jointed elbows (in a "lifting a dumbbell" orientation), making him one of the slightly more articulated Legion figures. His left hand is a standard-sized clip for holding Cyberverse accessories.

:Like the previous mold, his spare tire is the same size as his wheels and can be rotated with some effort, though the method of attachment is different.

:Despite what is shown in the [[stock photography]] seen to the right, the actual toy has Ratchet's head painted a different, more matte shade of green than the rest of the green plastic he's cast in.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/LegRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Cyberverse Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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[[File:RatchetDOTMCyberverseLunarCrawler.JPG|thumb|upright=1.66|"Damnit! I'm a doctor, not an astronaut!"]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet / Lunar Crawler''' (Cyberverse Action Set, 2011)
**''Series:'' '''TBA'''
**''ID Number:'' '''TBA'''
**''Japanese ID Number:'' '''CV18'''
**''Accessories:'' Multi-axis repair claw, satellite dish, crawler/gun, Earth's moon backdrop
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro)}}

:''Cyberverse'' Action Set Ratchet is a redeco/retool of the DOTM Legion Ratchet, now in gold and white with brown tires. The roof mounted spare tire has been replaced with a new piece featuring a [[5 mm post|5 mm peghole]]. He comes with the [[Lunar Crawler]] vehicle, which he can combine with in vehicle mode, as well as a much smaller crawler (as seen in the movie) which transforms into Ratchet's gun.

:Like other action sets, a removable cardboard backdrop for display is included. This time, the backdrop depicts the surface of the [[Moon (moon)|moon]], with a rover and an [[Autobot]] flag in the background.

:The Japanese release comes with the same MechTech Wars Ratchet card from the single-packed figure above.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/LCRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Lunar Crawler Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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[[File:DOTMBITMCVLRatchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Battle in the Moonlight''' (Cyberverse multi-pack, 2011)
:The [[Walmart]] exclusive "Battle in the Moonlight" giftset includes a redeco of the single-carded Cyberverse Ratchet mold in medium green, white, and off-white. Unusually for a Hasbro ''Transformers'' toyline redeco, this figure uses exactly the same paint operations as the single-carded figure, just replacing black paint with grey.

:The set also included redecos of the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Battleinthemoonlight|Optimus Prime]], his [[Armored Weapons Platform#Battleinthemoonlight|trailer]], and Legion-class [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Battleinthemoonlight|Crankcase]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/WMRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Battle in the Moonlight Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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====Deluxe Class toys====
[[File:DOTM Deluxe Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|No patients? He can ''fix'' that...]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (MechTech Deluxe, 2011)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''DA06'''
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Cannon/Power [[Saw]]
{{toydesigner|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

:As part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)|Dark of the Moon]]'' Deluxe Class toys, Ratchet is accurate to his new appearance in the film, with his different ambulance livery. As part of the [[MechTech]] series, he comes with a lever-activated flip-out spinning "Power Saw" blade weapon, that is compatible with any 5mm port. In robot mode, Ratchet has [[5 mm post|5 mm ports]] in each of his fists, on his back, on each of his shins, and on top of both of his shoulders. In Hummer H2 mode, he has a port in his spare tire and the shin ports can be revealed. He also has a pair of [[C joint]] bars on the lightbar.

:As the saw flips out from the side, the weapon housing features an alternative peg on its left side, should the saw ever collide and be obstructed during deploying. The two pegs also mean that, with some fiddling, Ratchet can hold his weapon with both hands.

:The Japanese ''Dark Side Moon'' release comes packed with a character card and an accompanying transparent plastic card of his MechTech weapon for the MechTech Wars online game.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/Ratchet/ratchet.htm More information on Deluxe Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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[[File:TF-DOTM-Mechtech-Deluxe-Specialist-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|...well played, Hasbro. You win ''this'' round.]]
*'''Specialist Ratchet''' (MechTech Deluxe, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Hand blaster/Double-barreled cannon
:A [[redeco]] of Ratchet that is... completely different. As a prominently labeled Rescue vehicle, he is now mostly ''red'' with ''white'' detailing, which aside from essentially reversing the color scheme of his [[Ratchet (G1)|Generation One counterpart]], is ''also'' a reference to a color scheme from his earlier movie design. He now comes with a redeco of [[Skids (ROTF)#Deluxe Class toys 3|Skids]]'s MechTech blaster, which converts into a double-barreled cannon when the scope is pulled. Coincidentally, the double-barreled cannon is also reminiscent of his ''[[Ratchet (Animated)|Animated]]'' counterpart's [[Lockdown (Animated)|EMP blaster]].

:His weapon was also redecoed into the weapon of [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#StreetsideBotBrawl|Streetside Bot Brawl Bumblebee]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/SpecialistRatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Specialist Ratchet at TFU.info]''

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[[File:DOTM Deluxe Scan Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Put your pants back on.]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' EMP Blaster, EMP Blast Missile
{{toydesigner|[[Sam Smith]] (Hasbro)|[[Andrew Scribner]] and [[Mark Maher]] (deco)}}

:This redeco of Deluxe Class ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Ratchet is [[exclusive]] to [[Toys"R"Us]]' Mission Earth: The Scan Series, to represent him [[trans-scan]]ning his vehicle mode. As such, nearly all of his vehicle mode parts (and thus, most of his robot mode) are cast in translucent clear plastic, with the rear of his vehicle mode being left unpainted, the middle having painted scan lines, and the front having a heavy amount of [[paint operation]]s in order to cover the clear plastic. Amusingly, the trans-scanning process apparently recognizes the electro-cardiogram graphics of Ratchet's vehicle mode, as the outline of the graphics is present on the painted scan details.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/TRURatchet/ratchet.htm More information on Scan Series Ratchet at TFU.info]''
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====Voyager Class toys====
[[File:Ratchet DOTM Voyager Target.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|It's me again!]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Voyager Class, [[June 23]], [[2011]])
**''Accessories:'' Roof rack/claw
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] and [[Mark Maher]] (deco)}}

:This [[Target]]-exclusive Ratchet is a redeco of the [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys|Voyager class mold]] that has been used since the [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 ''Transformers'' toyline]]. In this release, Ratchet is decked out in his new colour scheme for ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon]]'', but is physically unchanged from previous releases.

:He comes with a comic book by [[IDW Publishing]], ''[[Transformers: Ratchet]]''.
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===''Movie Trilogy Series''===
====Deluxe Class toys====
[[File:MovieTrilogyRatchet.jpg|thumb]]
*'''Ratchet''' (MechTech Deluxe, [[2012]])
:''[[Movie Trilogy Series]]'' Ratchet is a redeco of ''Dark of the Moon'' Deluxe Ratchet, done up in [[Ratchet (G1)/toys|traditional Ratchet colors]]. Like the rest of the ''Movie Trilogy Series'', its release was cancelled. However...
{{canceledtoy}}
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===''Movie Advanced Series''===
====Deluxe Class toys====
[[File:MovieAdvanced Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, [[2014]])
**''Japanese ID Number:'' '''AD15'''
**''Accessories:'' Sword
{{toydesigner|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (deco artist)}}

:The cancelled ''Movie Trilogy Series'' Ratchet was eventually released as part of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Movie Advanced Series|Movie Advanced Series]]'' subline of TakaraTomy's ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Movie Advanced|Lost Age]]'' toyline. As mentioned above, this release of Ratchet is a redeco of ''Dark of the Moon'' Deluxe Ratchet in G1 Ratchet colors.

:He includes a large sword that was originally included with the simplified deluxe version of ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)#Beast Hunters (2013)|Beast Hunters]]'' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#BHDeluxe2014|Bumblebee]].
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===''Kre-O''===
[[File:KreO-Toy AoE Kreon Ratchet.jpg|thumb|250px]]
*'''Optimus Prime Dino Hauler''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A7796'''
**''Pieces'': '''203'''
**''Kreons'': Ratchet, [[Vehicon (Kre-O)|Vehicon]] x2, human [[Cade Yeager|Autobot Driver]]
**''Accessories'': Rifle
:This version of Ratchet is based on the [[Ratchet (Movie)|live-action film version of the character]]. He is only available as part of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (franchise)|Age of Extinction]]''-branded "Optimus Prime Dino Hauler" set, [[exclusive]] to [[Toys"R"Us]] stores in the US and Canada.

:He uses the [[Prowl (Kre-O)|Prowl]] style helmet.

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[[File:Kre-O-Custom-Kreon-AOE-Ratchet.jpg|250px|thumb|The Doctor will see you now.]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Custom Kreon, 2014)
**''Set number'': '''A7837'''
**''Pieces'': '''29'''
**''Accessories'': Weapons rack, buildable large rifle, buildable hammer, spare body parts, door-wing pack
:Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (franchise)|Age of Extinction]]''-branded [[Kre-O#Custom Kreons|Custom Kreon]]s (available only at Toys"R"Us), this version of Ratchet is also based on the live-action movie character, but with considerably more [[tampograph]]s than the version in the "Optimus Prime Dino Hauler" set. He comes with a buildable parts rack on which to hang/store his many many extra pieces. His "normal" helmet is [[chrome]]d, plus he comes with an extra clear-plastic helmet, torso and legs, plus the [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Kre-O|Jazz]] door-wing backpack. He also has a pair of extra arms (originally from the ''Kre-O Battleship'' aliens), plus a buildable long rifle and sledgehammer.

:He is also a [[shelfwarmer]].
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===''Movie The Best''===
[[File:Transformers-Movie-MB-06-Ratchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, [[2017]])
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''MB-06'''
**''Japanese release date'': '''[[February 25]], 2017'''
**''Accessories'': Two guns, two missile racks
:Released as part of TakaraTomy's ''[[Transformers Movie The Best]]'' toyline to conclude the 10th anniversary of the [[live-action film series]], this Ratchet is an extensive redeco of his Mechtech Deluxe toy, with two of the guns that originally came with ''Dark of the Moon'' Deluxe Class [[Leadfoot (DOTM)#Deluxe Class toys|Leadfoot]].
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===''Studio Series''===
[[File:StudioSeries-04-MV1-Deluxe-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Ratchet's face was kind enough to donate most of its silver paint to the buzzsaw.]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, [[2018]])
**''Movie'': '''''Transformers'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''04'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-04'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[April 28]], 2018
**''Accessories'': Buzzsaw, "[[Mission City]] Battle" backdrop
{{toydesigner|[[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:''[[Studio Series]]'' "Autobot Ratchet" is a Deluxe Class figure based on the engineering of [[#Deluxe Class toys 3|the ''Dark of the Moon'' Deluxe mold]]. He changes from robot to licensed Hummer H2 and back in 18 steps, and includes a movie-inspired buzzsaw accessory that can store on his spare wheel in vehicle mode. He also comes with a cardboard backdrop display depicting the battle of Mission City. He can also use the gun accessory of the figure below.

:Unfortunately, due to the grill being molded in soft plastic, some of the samples may come with the grills bent. Loose hips also appear to be a somewhat common issue with the mold. The roof rack hangs egregiously down his back in robot mode, limiting backwards leg movement. Willing [[Customizing|customizers]] can cut the hanging part of the roof rack and reattach it to the top of the back/roof with little effect on transformation while improving looks and articulation.

:Ratchet, along with the rest of Wave 1 Deluxes, was made available at [[Hasbro Toy Shop]] following New York [[Toy Fair 2018]], two months ahead of the scheduled brick and mortar release date.

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[[File:Studio-Series-MV3-Deluxe-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|300px|Now comes in lime!]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, 2018)
**''Movie'': '''''Dark of the Moon'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''16'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-14'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[September 15]], 2018
**''Accessories'': Gun, "Battle of [[Chicago]]" backdrop (1st version)

:"Autobot Ratchet" is a redeco of the figure above, based on his appearance in ''Dark of the Moon'' (and ''Age of Extinction'' by extension). He comes with a new gun accessory based off the one wielded in the live-action films and a cardboard backdrop depicting a war-torn Chicago. As a redeco, this Ratchet can use the buzzsaw of the original.

: It has been reported that there is an illustration error with Ratchet's instruction packets, as Ratchet's instruction manual cover illustration has the art depicting the step to insert Ratchet's gun into his hand... which unfortunately makes the gun look like it's floating.

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[[File:Studio-Series-Deluxe-Class-Bumblebee-Autobot-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|No longer will red and white Ratchets be held down by being exclusives!]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, [[2022]])
**''Movie'': '''''Bumblebee'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''82'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-80'''
** ''TakaraTomy release date'': [[May 28]], 2022
**''Accessories'': Blaster, "Cybertron Falls" backdrop (2nd version)
{{toydesigner|[[Sam Smith]] (Hasbro), [[Takio Ejima]] (TakaraTomy), [[Emiliano Santalucia]] (concept art)}}<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbs_Zgnu6YA/ Design notes on Studio Series ''Bumblebee'' Ratchet] from [[Hasbro]] designer [[Sam Smith]] on Instagram</ref>

:This ''[[Studio Series]]'' Autobot Ratchet is based on his brief appearance in ''[[Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee]]'' and turns into a Cybertronian truck or emergency vehicle of some sort. As with the majority of ''Bumblebee'''s Cybertronian characters, his alternate mode was created by Hasbro and TakaraTomy for the ''Studio Series'' toyline as the film model was not designed to transform. He comes with the blaster that he utilized in the Cybertron battle scene, which can be stored on his back or on top of his vehicle mode. Like the other ''Studio Series'' toys, the interior of the package forms a display backdrop, this backdrop being a war-torn Cybertron as it appears at the beginning of the film. Ratchet also features 5mm compatible feet like many other contemporary Deluxe Class figures.

:Unfortunately, some of the white nylon plastic (POM) used for the waist and thigh sections has been seen to become discolored pretty quickly.

:This figure was retooled into [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#SS84|''Bumblebee'' Ironhide]].

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[[File:TF-Studio-Series-TF2007-15th-Multipack-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Celebrating 15 years of G1 color redeco jokes!]]
*'''''Transformers'' 15th Anniversary''' (Multi-pack, 2022)
**''Movie'': '''''Transformers'''''
**''ID number'': '''04'''
**''Accessories'': Buzzsaw, "Autobots Arrival" reversible backdrop

:"15th Anniversary" Autobot Ratchet is a redeco of the first ''Studio Series'' figure, featuring slightly improved paint applications and plastic color changes compared to the first release of the toy. Ratchet's windshield and doors are now an inaccurate transluscent black, his gray plastic is a few shades lighter, and he sports a much more accurate yellow-green color, even moreso than the [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|''Premium Finish'' version]].

:In terms of deco changes, Ratchet's face is properly painted this time, his vehicle lights and wheel rims are painted silver, there's gunmetal on the rear bumper, more black on his robot chest, and the windshield has a green trim instead of the original black. The red stripes across the sides of his vehicle mode have been replaced with the ''Premium Finish'' version, but no other new tampographs were carried over. Additionally, paint has been removed from his rear windows, indicator lights, robot shoulder lights, and most of his waist.

:This figure comes in an [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] exclusive 5-pack alongside redecoes of ''Studio Series'' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SS15thAnniversary|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS15thAnniversary|Bumblebee]], [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#SS15thAnniversary|Ironhide]] and [[Jazz (Movie)#SS15thAnniversary|Jazz]], released to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the first live-action [[Transformers (film)|''Transformers'' film]]. The pack comes with a unique reversible backdrop depicting the alley where the Autobots first met Sam on one side and the exterior of Sam's house on the other.
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===''Movie Edition''===
[[File:TTC-toy Movie-Edition-Series-3-Ratchet.jpg|300px|thumb]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Tiny Turbo Changers, 2018)
**''Series:'' '''3'''
**''Bag Code:'' '''A'''

:Autobot Ratchet is a new mold released in series 3 of [[Tiny Turbo Changers]] and he converts from robot to an olive green ambulance... though with a red grill.

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[[File:Movie-Edition-Tiny-Turbo-Changers-Series-4-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|300px]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2018)
**''Series:'' '''4'''
**''Bag Code'': '''A'''

:Tiny Turbo Changers Series 4 Autobot Ratchet is a grey redeco of the figure above. He still retains the red grill.
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===''Bumblebee''===
[[File:TF-BB-Energon-Igniters-Power-Ratchet.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Power Series, 2018)
:''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'' Energon Igniters Ratchet transforms from a robot mode generally unchanged from his original movie appearance into a white 1980's styled ambulance, meaning he doesn't look anything like his actual ''Bumblebee'' movie appearance at all. As a Power Series figure, Ratchet can use Igniter Cores in his vehicle mode, revealing two blue cannons. The little door in the back of his ambulance mode also opens. Cute. Only the side which faces outwards when in package features any paint applications though.
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===''Masterpiece Movie Series''===
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[[File:MPM-11-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|Now with [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|two]] MP Ratchets, when in Primus is Takara waiting to give us a ''Masterpiece'' [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]]?]]
*'''Ratchet''' (2020)
**''Movie'': '''''Transformers'''''
**''ID number'': '''MPM-11'''
**''Hasbro release name'': '''Autobot Ratchet'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[December 26]], [[2020]]
**''Accessories'': "Buzz Saw", "Laser Cannon"/machine gun, "Arm Missile" pods

:''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece#Masterpiece Movie Series|Masterpiece Movie Series]]'' Ratchet is based on his appearance in the [[Transformers (film)|first two]] [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|live action films]]. The toy includes a much greater amount of articulation (totaling to over 50) and accuracy than his other toys, including individually articulated fingers, ankles, and a moving jaw. The robot transforms into an officially licensed Hummer H2 and includes [[die-cast]] parts, as well as several paint applications. He includes his "Laser Cannon", freely spinnable "Buzz Saw", and pair of "Arm Missile" pods, each of which can be plugged in either of his forearms. He also retains the spinning torso feature in his transformation scheme.

:In an undocumented feature, all of Ratchet’s accessories can store on his back. The Buzz Saw plugs into a hole in his upper back, the "Laser Cannon" plugs onto the same wheel assembly it does in vehicle mode, and each Arm Missile pod can plug into a hole on the back of each shoulder.

:Originally, a physical figure used for initial stock photos and a stop motion reveal video had the car mode windows, doors and front fenders cast in translucent blue plastic, which greatly collided with yellow paint used for door and fender parts, resulting in slightly greenish tint colliding with the yellow plastic parts. Later CGI renders and physical stock photos had these parts cast in clear colored plastic, resulting in the paint applications having more cohesive coloring. The final toy has a very slight blue tint to it, though.

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[[File:MPM-11D-DOTM-Ratchet-Stock.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|Giving [[Acid Storm (G1)#Masterpiece|Acid Storm]] a run for his money for "Most [[Neon]]" ''Masterpiece'' figure.]]
*'''Ratchet (Dark Side Moon Version)''' (2024)
**''Movie'': '''''Transformers: Dark of the Moon'''''
**''ID number'': '''MPM-11D'''
**''Hasbro release name'': '''Autobot Ratchet'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[March 30]], [[2024]]
**''Accessories'': "Buzz Saw", "Laser Cannon"/machine gun, "Arm Missile" pods

:A straightforward redeco of the above MPM figure based off his appearance in [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|''Dark of the Moon'']] (and [[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|''Age of Extinction'']] by default). He features all the same accessories and features as before.

:Ratchet was revealed in early [[September]] 2023, with pre-orders going live a month later, including at [[Hasbro Pulse]].

===''Premium Finish''===
[[File:Premium-finish-Ratchet.jpg|thumb|300px]]
*'''Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, [[January 29]], [[2022]])
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''PF SS-04 / PFSS 04'''
**''Hasbro release name'': '''Autobot Ratchet'''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''SS-04'''
**''Accessories'': Buzzsaw

:As part of the fourth wave of TakaraTomy's ''[[Transformers Premium Finish|''Premium Finish'']]'' subline, Ratchet is a detailed redeco of the ''Studio Series'' mold featuring more paint applications that represent his appearance in ''[[Transformers (film)|Transformers]]'' and more details of false dirt. He comes with the same weapon as the first use of the aforementioned mold.
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===''Buzzworthy Bumblebee''===
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[[File:Buzzworthy-Bumblebee-96BB-NEST-Ratchet.jpeg|300px|thumb|[[James Arnold Taylor|Ratchet]] & [[David_Kaye|Clank]]: Going Commando]]
*'''N.E.S.T. Autobot Ratchet''' (Deluxe Class, 2023)
**''Series'': '''''Studio Series'''''
**''Movie'': '''''Dark of the Moon'''''
**''ID number'': '''96BB'''
**''Accessories:'' Gun, "Battle of Chicago" backdrop (1st version)
{{toydesigner|[[Sam Smith]] (Hasbro)}}<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci22ISDOZT6/ Design notes on N.E.S.T. Ratchet] from [[Hasbro]] designer [[Sam Smith]] on Instagram</ref>
:''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]'' "N.E.S.T. Autobot Ratchet" is a recolour of his earlier ''Studio Series'' figure, transforming into a dark gray licensed Hummer H2 with [[NEST|N.E.S.T.]] livery and Autobot badges. His bio states that he teams up with N.E.S.T. to defend Chicago from a Decepticon attack. The serial number that appears on the doors of his vehicle mode actually refers to "Fire Department 681" "Search and Rescue E4", which were his identifying markings from his vehicle liveries used in the movies.

:He retains the blaster from his DOTM release, as well as the "Battle of Chicago" backdrop.

:Much like the rest of ''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'', N.E.S.T. Autobot Ratchet is exclusive to [[Target]] and was first revealed via online listings with no prior announcement from Hasbro.

:Care should be taken when posing the feet, as there have been a few cases of the ball joint shearing off without warning.

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==Merchandise==
===''Titanium Series''===
[[File:Movie TitaniumRM Ratchet.jpg|upright=0.85|thumb|Ratchet rejects your measly attempts to paint his face.]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (3" Robot Masters, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' Movie-style Autobot sigil display stand
:''Titanium'' Ratchet is a die-cast metal and plastic figurine, with an accurate sculpt based on the CG model owing to the fact he doesn't need to transform. Being a figurine, he only has articulation in his shoulders, neck and waist. For some odd reason most of his face is left unpainted. Ratchet comes with a Movie-style Autobot symbol display stand.

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[[File:TSRescueRatchet.jpg|thumb|upright=0.85]]
*'''Rescue Ratchet vs. Blackout''' (3-inch Robot Masters multi-pack, 2009)
**''Accessories:'' Movie Autobot sigil display stand
:This ''Revenge of the Fallen'' [[Toys"R"Us]]-exclusive set features a [[redeco]]ed version of 2007's ''Titanium Series'' Ratchet in white with red detailing and an unchanged version of [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]].
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===''3D Battle-Card Game''===
[[File:3DBattleCard Ratchet.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4]]
*'''Ratchet''' (3D Battle-Card, 2007)
**''Card number'': '''TBA'''
:Ratchet is a 28-point "Rare" piece in the ''[[3D Battle-Card Game]]''. Constructed of punch-out pieces from plastic cards, he can be assembled into his rescue truck mode or robot mode. In vehicle mode, his robot head peeps out behind the truck in a rather hilarious manner. He uses the same construction as the Movie [[Payload (Movie)|Payload]], and Generation 1 [[Trailbreaker (G1)|Trailbreaker]] cards.
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===''Transformers'' (2007)===
[[File:Movie Ratchet Allsparkblaster.jpg|upright=0.85|thumb|The irony that the medic gets firearm merchandise, though the weapons specialist doesn't.]]
*'''Ratchet AllSpark Blaster''' ([[2008]])
:The Ratchet AllSpark Blaster is one of several Movie [[roleplay toy|roleplay toys]]. The toy consists of a blaster attached to Ratchet's (hollow) hand which a child can slip their own hand inside like a glove and wield. Pulling the trigger causes the toy to emit transformation sounds, allowing the user to transform the toy weapon from laser blaster mode to battle cannon mode, by pulling the handle on the back. Laser blaster mode features features siren and laser sounds and a "triple laser light", while the battle cannon mode has cannon blasting sounds and a "weapon-blast light".

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*'''TRANSFORMERS Chess Set''' (2007)

: Two identical gold-colored plastic statues of Ratchet serve as the [[Chess#Transformers (2007)|Chess Set]]'s Autobot-side Rooks.
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===''Unleashed''===
[[File:Movie UnleashedTurnarounds RatchetJazz.jpg|upright=0.85|thumb|Their decision to light a campfire in the Ruby Crystal Mines of Burma really pissed Ratchet off......]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet and Autobot Jazz''' (2008)
{{toydesigner|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)}}

:The Ratchet and Jazz turnaround is a 3D sculpture of the two characters, both in robot mode, emerging from rubble and explosions, with a movie-accurate sculpt (compared to the various transforming toys). The 'turnaround' aspect of these sculptures simply means one can turn the piece around to display a raised-relief of the movie-style Autobot sigil instead.

:This product's release was cancelled for the US market, but was released in Central America, Australia and in Asia.
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====''Transformers Movie Screen Cleaners''====
[[File:Movie Ratchet screencleaner.jpg|105px|thumb]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (2008)
:Released by Tomy Yujin on January 2008, this Dangler is a faction logo-shaped screen cleaner for your cell phone, with a stock image of Ratchet printed on the other side.
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===''Revenge of the Fallen''===
====Nestlé====
*'''Ratchet''' (Surprise Cup, 2009)
: A small figurine based on Ratchet in his robot mode, with an attached cord on top to be used as either a keychain or a cellphone dangler, was one of eight possible miniatures that could be found as a freebie in the bottom of each [[Nestlé]] [[Surprise Cup]]. Interestingly, these first started popping up in European ice cream booths around March 2009, a good couple of months before the usual assortment of toys and merchandise for Revenge of the Fallen hit retail shelves.

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====''Missile Mania Board Game''====
*'''Ratchet'''
:Ratchet is one of eight characters featured in the [[Missile Mania]] board game, represented by a small standee adorned with artwork of the character.
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====RPMs - ''Robot Powered Machines''====
[[File:ROTF RPMs Ratchet.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|"Did anyone get the number of that hummer that ran me over?"]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (2009)
**''Series'': '''Combat Series'''
**''Number:'' '''01 of 04'''
:As an [[Robot Powered Machines|RPM]], Ratchet is a non-transforming ''[[Hot Wheels]]''-scale search and rescue vehicle. Sculpted on the underside of the vehicle is Ratchet's robot mode, name and faction insignia. A variant deco featured the search and rescue emblem seen in the movie on Ratchet's doors, instead of the more common Autobot symbol.

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[[File:Rotf ratchet rpms nightwatch.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|For when you need your emergency vehicles stealthy.]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet VS Megatron''' (2009)
**''Series'': '''Battle Series'''
**''Number:'' '''05 of 08'''
:This redeco of Ratchet essentially reverses his colors, coloring him black with a green bumper and roof rack. He was only available in a two-pack with [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]].
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====''Figure Collection''====
[[File:ROTF-Merchandise Figure Collection Ratchet.jpg|thumb|150px]]
*'''Ratchet''' (2010)
**''Accessories:'' Stand
:The [[Figure Collection]] edition of Ratchet is based on his [[#Fast_Action_Battlers|Fast Action Battlers toy]].
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===''Robot Heroes''===
[[File:Robot Heroes Ratchet vs Megatron.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Going my way?]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet & Megatron''' (Two-pack, 2007)
{{toydesigner|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)|[[Marcelo Matere]] (concept artist)}}

:''[[Robot Heroes (toyline)|Robot Heroes]]'' Autobot Ratchet is a soft-plastic figurine sculpted in a [[super deformed]] style, with joints at his head and shoulders. He can place one hand on his hip and raise his thumbs-up arm for hitch-hiking fun. He was packed with [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Robot Heroes|Megatron]].

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*'''Autobot Ratchet''' (Single-pack, 2008)

: In some countries outside of North America, this Ratchet was released individually in a blindpack with no notable changes.

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[[File:Robotheroesfinalbattle.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Infected with herpe— er, AllSpark Power.]]
*'''The Final Battle''' (Multi-pack, 2008)
:Sold exclusively in Walmart stores, "Autobot Ratchet with AllSpark Power" is a repaint of the first ''Robot Heroes'' toy. Sold with redecoed [[Jazz (Movie)#RHFinalBattle|Jazz]], [[Blackout (Movie)#RHFinalBattle|Blackout]], [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/merchandise#RHFinalBattle|Optimus Prime]], and [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#RHFinalBattle|Megatron]], no molding was changed on this toy. However, the figure boasts an "AllSpark blue" paint job, which swaps out a few of the toy's original decos with the bright blue paint instead.

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[[File:RobotHeroes BattlefortheAllspark.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|"While Megatron desperately attempted to escape the confines of this thumbnail through brute force, Ratchet deployed his saw and aimed it towards the border, opting for a more... ''surgical'' approach."]]
*'''Battle for the AllSpark''' (Multi-pack, 2009)
{{toydesigner|[[Marcelo Matere]] (concept artist)}}

:Packaged in a set depicting the battle in [[Mission City]] with [[Brawl (Movie)#RHBattleAllSpark|Brawl]], [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#RHBattleAllSpark|Megatron]], [[Sam Witwicky#Robot Heroes|Sam Witwicky]], [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/merchandise#RHBattleAllSpark|Optimus Prime]] in truck mode, [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#RHBattleAllSpark|Starscream]] in fighter mode and [[Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise#RHBattleAllSpark|Bumblebee]] in car mode, this Ratchet figurine has the circular saw on his arm that he uses to slice off Brawl's left arm.

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[[File:Ratchet and barricade robot heroes.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|Oh, look at the time!]]
*'''Autobot Ratchet & Barricade''' (Two-pack, 2009)
{{toydesigner|[[Marcelo Matere]] (concept artist)}}

:Part of the third wave of ''Revenge of the Fallen''-branded ''Robot Heroes'', a different mold of Ratchet brandishing his machine gun is packaged versus a redeco of the original ''Robot Heroes'' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#RHRatchet|Barricade]] figurine.
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===Burger King===
*'''Ratchet''' (2007)
:Ratchet starts as a fairly well-detailed representation of his Hummer form that doesn't roll. Pressing on the bumper opens the car shell as a spring loaded robot mode figurine bursts out from within. The figurine is removable and there is an Autobot insignia sculpted into the floor of the car.
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[[File:DOTMMerchandise-BurgerKingRatchet.jpg|thumb|150px|"Who slapped me with the ugly stick?"]]
*'''Flip-Out Ratchet''' (2011)
:Part of the 2011 [[Burger King]] ''Dark of the Moon'' promotion, Ratchet is a simple figure with [[Super_deformed|bobble-head-like]] proportions, but is otherwise reasonably accurate to his on-screen appearance, though his colors are more reminiscent of the first two movies. The entirety of his body flips out of his enormous head when it is opened. He is made of glow-in-the-dark plastic with non-glowing grey paint applications.
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===''Thrilling 30''===
*'''Ratchet''' (Collectible Figurine, 2014)
**''Series / Number:'' '''1 / #13'''
**''Accessories:'' Collector's base
:A super-deformed Ratchet was released among the blindpacked [[Thrilling 30#Collectible Figurines|''Thrilling 30'' Collectible Figurines]] by [[Goldie Marketing]]. He comes with a base to help him stand, a collector's card that doubles as a puzzle piece, and a checklist.

*'''Collectible Figurines''' (5-pack, 2014)
**''Series:'' '''1'''
**''Accessories:'' 5 collector's bases
:The same Ratchet figurine was also available in a 5-pack alongside [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/merchandise#Thrilling 30|Optimus Prime]], [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Thrilling 30|Megatron]], [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Thrilling 30|Starscream]] and [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)#Thrilling 30|Sentinel Prime]].
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===Prime 1 Studio===
[[File:Prime 1 Studio Museum Masterline Ratchet.jpg|upright=1.11|thumb]]
*'''Ratchet''' (2016)
**''Movie:'' '''''Transformers'''''
**''ID number:'' '''MMTFM-13'''
**''Accessories'': Base, buzzsaw

:Limited to 750 pieces, [[Prime 1 Studio]] ''Museum Masterline'' Ratchet is a huge non-transforming sculpture based on his first movie appearance. The statue is made of polystone along with other materials and features light-up LED eyes.

:He also comes with a buzzsaw that can be attached to either of his arms.

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==References==
<references />

==External links==
*[http://www.tfu.info/toytables/movie_ratchet.htm Ratchet at TFU.info]

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Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)

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Archforce: /* TakaraTomy EarthSpark toyline */

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First unveiled at [[San Diego Comic-Con#2022|San Diego Comic-Con 2022]], '''''Transformers: EarthSpark''''' is a toyline for the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|accompanying cartoon]], primarily aimed at a younger demographic. It is largely similar to the previous ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' toyline, with many toys revolving around a [[gimmick]], as well as sharing three [[size class]]es: 1-Step Changer (now renamed to "1-Step ''Flip'' Changer"), Warrior Class, and Deluxe Class. The two new size classes, Tacticons and Spin Changers, are the smallest and largest size classes, respectively. ''EarthSpark'' also includes [[redeco]]es from the previous toyline, ''Cyberverse''.

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==Hasbro ''Earthspark'' toyline==
===Tacticons===
The smallest size class, the Tacticons are bite-sized toys that can transform while on your finger to "forge a connection with ''Transformers'' robots like never before."<ref name="facebook">[[July 22]] Official [https://www.facebook.com/transformers/posts/pfbid02nnAWS39noniUYrdV235kArQf1gKdW7KsTit9MKSUqEzvKUjBt9yPB5efN4PrMs9Ul Transformers Facebook post] revealing the ''EarthSpark'' toyline: "Forge a connection with #Transformers robots like never before with Transformers: EarthSpark Tacticon figures that convert around a finger! Fun in every flip! Convert 1-Step Flip Changer figures from robot mode to alt. mode in 1 exciting step by flipping the bot in the air!"</ref>

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{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#Tacticon|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Tacticon|Optimus Prime]]}}

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{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (ES)#EarthSpark|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Hashtag (ES)#Tacticon|Terran Hashtag]]}}

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{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ES)#Tacticon|Wheeljack]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
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{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#Tacticon|Terran Twitch]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|[[File:TF-Earthspark-Tacticon-Megatron.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Tacticon [[Megatron (ES)#Tacticon|Megatron]]]]
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===1-Step Flip Changers===
Carried over from the ''Cyberverse'' 1-Step Changers but slightly smaller and generally even less articulated, the 1-Step Flip Changers have a greater emphasis on "flipping the bot in the air."<ref name="facebook"/> This is despite the fact the actual gimmick at the heart of these figures is a switch on their robot mode which when pressed - if, say you tipped them over on your desk - releases the mechanism to automatically transform them into their alternate mode in a pleasing flurry of motion. Of course, this means multiple toys have a variation on the 'switchblade' transformation used since all the way back in ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)|Age of Extinction]]''.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Wheeljack]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Swindle]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#OneStep|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Breakdown (ES)#EarthSpark|Breakdown]]}}
</ul>
|
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:TF-Earthspark-1-Step-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|1-Step Flip Changer [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1-Step Flip Changers|Optimus Prime]]]]
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ES)#EarthSpark|Skullcruncher]]}}
|}

===Warrior Class===
Much like ''Cyberverse'', the Warrior Class toys are more articulated than most size classes in the line but with a focus on an attack gimmick. Several of the figures are redecoes from ''Cyberverse''.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Warrior|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skywarp (ES)#EarthSpark|Skywarp]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#Warrior|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Thrash]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (ES)#EarthSpark|Starscream]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jawbreaker (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Jawbreaker]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Shockwave (ES)#Warrior|Shockwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Transformers-EarthSpark-Warrior-Class-Elita-1.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Warrior Class [[Elita-1 (ES)#Toys|Elita-1]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#Warrior|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#Warrior|Terran Twitch]]}}
|}

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===Deluxe Class===
The ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]''-esque Deluxe Class toys have a greater focus on [[show-accuracy]], accessories, and [[articulation]]. Each toy includes a piece for a [[Build a Figure]] of [[Mandroid]], with one swappable arm. Befitting the more collector-orientated designs, the Deluxe Class toys are available on [[Hasbro Pulse]].

Like the Warrior Class, several of the figures of "legacy" characters are ''Cyberverse'' redecoes. Disappointing, we know.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#EarthSpark|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Shockwave]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Nightshade]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ES-toy Twitch Deluxe.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|[[Twitch#Toys|Terran Twitch]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Prowl (ES)#Deluxe|Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Thrash (ES)#Deluxe|Terran Thrash]]}}
|}
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===Spin Changers===
The largest size class, the Spin Changers each include a human figurine that can interact with the larger robot, via a circular base or an accessory.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo Malto]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby Malto]]}}
</ul>
|}

===Cyber Combiners===
These two-packs offer the first true action figures of main human characters Robby and Mo who can now combine with other Autobots like ye olde [[Powerlinx]].
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#CyberCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo Malto]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch #CyberCombiner|Terran Twitch]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby Malto]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ESCyberCombinerTwitchAndRobbyCombined.jpg|thumb|upright=.66|Cyber Combiner Terran Twitch and Robby Malto]]
|}

===Role Play===
EarthSpark also reintroduced a role play assortment with the foam-dart-firing, plastic-shiv-popping NERF [[Cyber Sleeve Battle Blaster]].
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ESCyberSleeveBattleBlaster.jpg|thumb|upright=.66|Cyber Sleeve Battle Blaster]]
|}

==TakaraTomy ''EarthSpark'' toyline==
In a surprising departure from the brand synergy with Hasbro's lines shown since 2018, Takara Tomy's ''EarthSpark'' line is markedly different from Western offerings. Not only are most figures sporting improved, more show-accurate decoes but they do not come in plastic-free packaging, marking a return to plastic trays, bubbles on cardbacks and window boxes.

'''Spin Changer Series''' 
Compared to Hasbro's releases, these Spin Changers come in boxes with a plastic window.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESC-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESC-02 [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo]]}}
|
|}
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'''DX Series''' 
Compared to Hasbro's boxed releases, the DX Series toys (which do not correspond to Hasbro's Deluxe Class) come on cardbacks with plastic bubbles like the days of old. However, the Mandroid "build-a-figure" parts are not included.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|DX Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-02 [[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-03 [[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-04 [[Twitch#EarthSpark|DX Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[November 11]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-05 [[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Nightshade]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-06 [[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Shockwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-07 [[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-08 [[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|DX Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[March 16]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-09 [[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Thrash]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-S [[Optimus Prime (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Battle Station Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[June 2]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-10 [[Prowl (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-11 [[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Thrash Malto]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
{{-}}
'''Supatto Change Series''' 
"Supatto Change" (スパっとチェンジ, "Quick Change") is TakaraTomy's name for the 1-Step Flip Changers, which now also come packaged in plastic bubbles on cardbacks.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Supatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-02 [[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Supatto Change Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESS-03 [[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Supatto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESS-04 [[Twitch#OneStep|Supatto Change Terran Twitch]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-05 [[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Swindle]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[November 11]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-06 [[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-07 [[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Soundwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[March 16]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-08 [[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-09 [[Skullcruncher (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Skullcruncher]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

==Notes==
*''EarthSpark'' is the first cartoon tie-in toyline to use the plastic-free packaging first introduced in ''[[War for Cybertron: Kingdom]]'' for every toy. Each size class has an open window except for the Tacticons, which use closed boxes. In the west, at least...
*The deluxe class packaging features [[Alphabet|Autobot Script]] on the inner tray, reading "Earthspark".

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:EarthSpark (toyline)}}
[[Category:EarthSpark| (toyline)]]
[[Category:Toylines]]

Thrash (ES)

2024-02-14T22:07:24Z

Archforce: /* EarthSpark */

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{{disambig2|the Terran from EarthSpark|the Infernocon|Thrash (TLK)}}
:''Thrash is a [[Terran]] from the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)|EarthSpark]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:Thrash-earthspark-stock.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|Even if I'm not who I'm supposed to be... I like who I am right now.]]

Adopted by the Malto family, '''Thrash Malto''' is a Terran, one of the first of a new generation of Transformers born on Earth. Closest to [[Mo Malto|Mo]], the two of them are fast friends, goofing off and playing games together. Thrash would do anything for her, and even his motorcycle-and-sidecar alternate mode was inspired by her old bike. While his connection is strongest with Mo, the siblings' emotions are all connected through the mysterious [[cyber-sleeve]]s.

While fun-loving and carefree may be positive traits much of the time, they are also Thrash's greatest flaws. He's easily bored, hates rules, and has a tendency to end up doing the opposite of what he's told. He means well, but it can leave his newfound family frustrated and picking up the pieces of the mess he's inadvertently created.

{{bigquote|If Thrash were entirely on his own and didn't have any family ties, I suppose he'd do whatever he wants, whenever he wants. What can I say? He's a rebel!|[[Mo Malto|Mo]]|''[[Transformers EarthSpark The Official Guidebook]]''}}

==Fiction==
===''EarthSpark'' cartoon===
{{voiceactor|[[Zeno Robinson]] (English), [[Shunsuke Takeuchi]] (Japanese)|[[Emilio Treviño]] (Latin American Spanish), [[David Robles]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Thiago Fagundes]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[André Raimundo]] (Portuguese), [[Thomas Sagols]] (French), [[Matteo Garofalo]] (Italian)}}
{{ongoing}}

[[File:SecretLegacyPart1-victorydance.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.66]]

Thrash and Twitch were created in a cave on [[Earth]] when [[Robby Malto|Robby]] and Mo Malto came into contact with the [[Emberstone]]. After an attack by [[Arachnamech]]s, the two kids smuggled the newborns home where they had their father [[Alex Malto|Alex]] explain the history of the Transformers so Thrash and Twitch could overhear. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 1}} While playing in the forest, Twitch gained an alternate mode, inspiring Thrash to go with Mo in search of something to take as his own alternate mode. Their search was initially fruitless and the pair were attacked by an Arachnamech. They, joined by Twitch and Robby, were rescued by [[Optimus Prime (ES)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Elita-1 (ES)|Elita-1]]. However the Autobot leader's attempt to have the two Terrans protected by [[G.H.O.S.T.]] resulted in them being captured by [[Mandroid]]. Another rescue was mounted, during which Thrash scanned a motorcycle alternate mode in the process of protecting Robby, Mo and Alex. Following the battle, [[Dot Malto]] opted to take them under her protection, with Optimus assigning [[Bumblebee (ES)|Bumblebee]] as their tutor. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 2}}

[[File:MoovingIn-Thrashaltmode.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.66]]

When Bumblebee attempted to begin training the Terrans, Thrash asserted that they didn't need the scout's help, only to find he couldn't transform. Bee went on to participate in Family Game Night with the Terrans and their adopted family, which resulted in Twitch storming out and accidentally releasing a herd of cows. With Bee's help, Thrash was able to transform and with Mo, rounded up the cows. {{storylink|Moo-ving In}} After Twitch and Thrash accidentally damaged the kitchen while fighting over a flag, Dot and Alex went over the house rules. Thrash chafed at being banned from the house, and after he and Mo were grounded for breaking the rules, he talked Mo into violating their grounding. The pair headed into town where they encountered [[Swindle (ES)|Swindle]], who talked them into helping him try to find [[Hardtop (ES)|Hardtop]]. Swindle inevitably showed his true colors, turning on Thrash and Mo when they refused to break into a G.H.O.S.T. truck, and once Dot and Bumblebee drove the Decepticon off, Thrash apologized for breaking the rules. {{storylink|House Rules}}

The Terrans and their kid partners paid a visit to Dot's ranger station work, but G.H.O.S.T. activity resulted in them having to try to keep a low profile, which ended up with them falling into a trap intended for Decepticons, at which point Thrash and Mo found out that Twitch and Robby had sneaked out the night before and encountered a G.H.O.S.T. patrol, which had caused their current situation. Optimus extracted them from the trap and hid them in his trailer in the G.H.O.S.T. base, only for them to venture out and become temporarily stuck in one of Megatron's training sims. They were able to complete the sim by working together, and Optimus later smuggled them out of the base. {{storylink|Classified}} Thrash and Twitch listened to Alex's story about the dreaded [[Wakwak]]. The following day, Thrash constructed a makeshift guitar and Mo taught him how to play it. While the pair were demonstrating Thrash's newfound musical skill to Dot and Alex, Twitch introduced them to [[Wheeljack (ES)|Wheeljack]]. {{storylink|Traditions}}

[[File:FriendsAndFamily-Thrash.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.66]]

The two Terrans found themselves increasingly experiencing malfunctions while training with Bumblebee, which they put down to emotional overflow from Robby and Mo, who were about to start their first day of school. After Bumblebee took the Terrans to school as a scouting mission, their emotional link caused the kids to experience motor control malfunctions as well, resulting in Robby telling them to go home. Twitch, however, slipped into a zombie-like state and Thrash followed her into the forest, until eventually he found he was too low on energy to continue. Bee and the kids found him, and Bee applied an [[energon]] patch after scanning him and finding his energon levels were low. Despite this, Thrash lapsed into the same zombie-like state as Twitch. After Twitch blasted the ground and sent the group plunging into a cave, the two Terrans became so low on energy they went into a form of [[stasis lock]]. Fortunately, as it turned out, the water in the cave was able to restore their energy completely. {{storylink|Friends and Family}} During another training session, Bumblebee turned teaching duties over to [[Arcee (ES)|Arcee]], who forced the Terrans and kids to do tasks until they rebelled. Arcee took the group into battle against [[Soundwave (ES)|Soundwave]] and they were successful in helping Bumblebee take down the three cassette-bots. {{storylink|Decoy (episode)|Decoy}}

During a G.H.O.S.T. ceremony, Twitch and Thrash were forced to stay home with Bumblebee to maintain the secrecy of their existence. As a result, the pair were unable to help the Maltos when [[Skywarp (ES)|Skywarp]] and [[Nova Storm (ES)|Nova Storm]] attacked G.H.O.S.T. Learning of the origins of the Terrans, Optimus decided it was time to investigate further and had the Terrans and kids lead him to the cave where Twitch and Thrash were originally born. Alex, Robby, Mo and the Terrans ventured inside and retrieved the Emberstone. However Skywarp and Nova Storm returned with Arachnamechs aiming to capture Optimus. Those small enough retreated underground, only to be followed by Mandroid's mechanical drones, and witnessed the birth of three new Terrans. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 1}}

[[File:AgeOfEvolutionPt2-wedothingstogether.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.66]]

After successfully escaping the cave, the family regrouped with Optimus and Bumblebee to come up with a plan to rescue Dot and Megatron, who had been captured by Mandroid. The new Terrans posed as bounty hunters, bringing in Optimus, Twitch and Thrash as prisoners. Unfortunately Mandroid immediately saw through the scheme and unleashed his giant mech. Thrash rode in Optimus's vehicle mode, helping provide covering fire as the group took out the mech's external cameras. While Twitch destroyed the mech's cannon, Thrash used his shield to protect Robby, Mo and [[Jawbreaker (ES)|Jawbreaker]]. In the aftermath of the battle, the family was reunited with three new members. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 2}}

With the arrival of the three new Terrans, Thrash tried to step up and be a mentor for his younger siblings. His attempts to get Nightshade interested in alt-modes went nowhere and Thrash found himself inadvertently recruited by Nightshade in helping build [[dugout|a new underground base]] for the Terrans to live in. {{storylink|Hashtag: Oops}} When Jawbreaker and Hashtag were filming a documentary asking others how they got their alt-modes, Thrash and Twitch were recruited by Hashtag to help act out a scene she had planned. {{storylink|Outtakes}} When the Decepticon scientist, [[Tarantulas (ES)|Tarantulas]], kidnapped Alex and Dot, Thrash arrived on scene to help rescue them shortly after Nightshade had taken care of the situation. {{storylink|Missed Connection}}

[[File:SecurityProtocols-Thrash.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.66]]

Thrash and Twitch came to blows when Twitch began feeling Thrash wasn't taken their training simulations seriously. The two, along with the rest of their siblings, then found themselves locked in the dugout for 10 hours thanks to security measures put in place by Nightshade and Hashtag. Unable to help their parents in helping Bumblebee avoid capture by G.H.O.S.T., Thrash and Twitch finally blew up at one another, though after Twitch revealed her fears over what would happen to her siblings if they were on a mission, Thrash apologized for realizing how much his carefree attitude put pressure on Twitch. When Dot and Alex returned and had to inform them that Bumblebee had to go on the run, Thrash confronted the devastated Twitch. {{storylink|Security Protocols}}

On Thrash's first Mother's Day celebrating Dot, Thrash and his siblings found themselves terrorized by a mother bear looking for her cub, who Twitch had kidnapped. When it was revealed the bear was mutated by some mysterious substance from G.H.O.S.T., Thrash helped take it down. {{storylink|Bear Necessities}}

[[File:Warzone-Thrashcaptured.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.66]]

When Megatron took the Malto children to [[Spacebridge Memorial Park]] to educate them on the history of the Autobot/Decepticon War, Thrash repeatedly questioned the Decepticon leader on why this was relevant to the Terrans. Going off his own for a bit, Thrash vented to Mo about what he felt was the unfair burden being placed on him and his Terran siblings of having to clean up the mistakes of the Autobots and Decepticons. He changed his view however when Mo told him Megatron was trying to teach them ''not'' to make the same mistakes he did. They found their night time history lesson interrupted by the return of long-dormant Decepticon, [[Shockwave (ES)|Shockwave]]. While Megatron battled it out with Shockwave, Thrash and Robby joined Nightshade in trying to cut off the power to the Spacebridge core that Shockwave had set to detonate. {{storylink|Warzone}}

When taken by Robby and Mo to [[Philadelphia]] for the first time, Thrash's good time at experiencing city-life took a sour turn when he, Jawbreaker, and Mo found themselves tricked into entering an underground Bot Brawl fighting ring, where they coincidentally ran into Bumblebee. When the mind-controlled [[Grimlock (ES)|Grimlock]] was revealed to be Bee and Jawbreaker's opponent, Thrash and Mo joined in to help. Working together the group were able to free Grimlock from his mind control, though they had to quickly depart as the Dinobot then went on a fire-breathing rampage, deciding to let him cool off. Reuniting with the rest of his siblings, Thrash eagerly volunteered to go back with Bumblebee to rescue Grimlock. {{storylink|Home, Part 1}}

[[File:HomePart2-Thrash.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.66]]

However, the search for Grimlock soon turned into a battle with the returning Mandroid. After taking down one of Mandroid's newest Arachnamech creations, Thrash and the rest of their family found themselves having to fight their brained-controlled sister Hashtag. Hesitant at fighting their sister, the group found themmselves outmatched by her size and Wi-fi powers. They were all able free their her when they were empowered by a mysterious energy that originated back from the cave where the Terrans were born. With their sister freed, Thrash and the others raced back to Witwicky in hopes of getting home before their parents woke up. {{storylink|Home, Part 2}}

The kids encountered Grimlock while collecting flowers in the woods and had to flee back to the farm, where they eventually fought the Dinobot into submission. {{storylink|A Stygi Situation}} When Robby's cyber-sleeve manifested a new shield ability, Optimus smuggled the entire Malto family into G.H.O.S.T. HQ to have [[Teletraan I (ES)|Teletraan I]] scan the devices. The kids were later training in the base's rec room when Mandroid took control of it, unleashing a holographic Megatron on them, and though Hashtag was able to shut it down, the fight resulted in Robby's cyber-sleeve becoming inactive and the emotional link between the kids was lost. {{storylink|Disarmed}}

While trying to reactivate the cyber-sleeves with the cave water that the Maltobots were using to energize, the kids stumbled on a cave system through which [[Starscream (ES)|Starscream]], Nova Storm and Skywarp were trying to escape. Things were complicated more when they encountered the energon-feeding [[Dweller (ES)|Dweller]], forcing them to try to enact a desperate plan to imprison it so it couldn't escape the caves. {{storylink|What Dwells Within}} Robby's cyber-sleeve began affecting his health, and Dot assured the other kids that they'd do all they could to help the boy get better — at which point Mo, believing this to be a lie, stormed out and Thrash had to go after her. He found her wishing she'd never touched the Emberstone. When she and the other human members of the Malto family lapsed into unconsciousness, the Maltobots took care of them until they recovered, having had an encounter with Quintus Prime that restored both Robby's health and the cyber-sleeves. {{storylink|Prime Time (episode)|Prime Time}}

When Bumblebee was tasked with infiltrating G.H.O.S.T. HQ, the kids resolved to help their mentor. To this end, once Twitch located the entrance to G.H.O.S.T., Nightshade, Thrash and Robby joined her in sneaking in. They bumped into Schloder and managed to persuade him to help them, leading them to find G.H.O.S.T. had taken possession of the space bridge. During the ensuing fight with [[Karen Croft|Agent Croft]]'s [[Ghoid]]s, the group used the space bridge to escape to the outside. {{storylink|Stowed Away, Stowaways}} Pursued by a Mandroid-controlled Shockwave, the group headed into Witwicky where they were joined by the rest of the Malto kids and managed to take down the Decepticon, shortly before being surrounded by G.H.O.S.T. agents. With a timely intervention by their parents, they were able to escape back to the farm and revive Shockwave, only for Croft to arrive with an army of Ghoids. During the ensuing battle, the Maltos, with the help of the Autobots overcame the Ghoids, only for Croft to disable the Autobots with a Mandroid device, and then Mandroid himself, grotesquely enhanced into a new robotic form, arrived back through a portal. {{storylink|The Battle of Witwicky}}

The Malto family attempted to escape from Mandroid and his two [[Sharkticon (species)|Sharkticon]] henchmen, but during the flight, a missile resulted in Thrash, Hashtag and Jawbreaker plunging over a waterfall. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 1}} The trio survived the fall and successfully tracked down Twitch and Nightshade who'd freed Bumblebee and Schloder from G.H.O.S.T. HQ., helping them overcome a Mandroid-controlled Optimus. While the others fought more controlled Autobots and the Sharkticons, Twitch and Thrash confronted Mandroid himself atop the spire he'd erected. Thrash found himself battling the mad scientist solo while Twitch was occupied dealing with Megatron, and eventually the two siblings triumphed, only for Mandroid to activate his superweapon. Thrash shielded Twitch from the device's energy, giving up his own life to save his sister. Fortunately Mo and Robby were able to use their cyber-sleeves to reverse the damage, reactivating the Transformers and reuniting the Malto family. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 2}}

==Games==
===''Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition''===
{{voiceactor|[[Chris Long]] (English)|[[Marcel Jonker]] (Dutch), [[Martial Le Minoux]] (French), [[Viktor Pavel]] (German), [[Mosè Singh]] (Italian), [[Maciej Konopiński]] (Polish), [[Lluis Torrelles]] (Spanish)}}
{{charfictionstub|{{storylink|Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition}}}}

==Toys==
===''EarthSpark''===
[[File:ES-toy Thrash Warrior.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|I dooon't waaAaAanna die, I just wanna riiide my mooootorcye. Cull.]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Terran Thrash''' (Warrior, 2023)}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy name'': '''DX Terran Thrash''' (DXテランスラッシュ)
:*''TakaraTomy ID Number'': '''ESD-09'''
:*''Accessories'': Sidecar/shield-blaster

: Released as part of the second wave of ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' Warrior Class figures, Thrash is a Deluxe Class-sized figure that transforms from a robot into a motorcycle with a sidecar.

: His sidecar transforms into a shield, plus has a flip-out (non-firing) blaster barrel to double as a cannon; while the weapon mode is mounted via [[5 mm post]] on the tire, the tire is locked into place with a peg in this mode to keep it still.

: While Thrash's legs are designed so either one can be the front or back tire strut in cycle mode, putting his right leg as the rear tire means the sidecar will end up pointed backward.

: The TakaraTomy release of the toy, branded as a Deluxe Class, features a different shade of green plastic, and the gold paint operations being replaced with copper. The hubcaps also feature additional paint operations.

{{-}}{{anchor|Deluxe}}
[[File:TF-Earthspark-Deluxe-Thrash.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|[[Vroom (G1)|Vroom]] redeco in 3...2...]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Terran Thrash''' (Deluxe, TBC)}}</ul>
:*''Accessories'': Blaster, shield
:''EarthSpark'' Deluxe Class Thrash is a more articulated version of the character with higher complexity than the Warrior Class figure, though he ends up trading his full sidecar for a faux one permanently in its shield mode, which now instead attaches to the back of his motorcycle mode for storage. He also includes a small blaster which he can hold or mount on his shield.

:This is the first toy to sport the Terran insignia introduced in "[[The Last Hope, Part 2]]". This figure has a notably brighter color scheme than the above Warrior figure.

:This figure was officially revealed by UK retailer In Demand Toys before any announcement by Hasbro.

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==Notes==
===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Thrash''' (スラッシュ ''Surasshu'')
*''Hungarian:'' '''Hadar''' ("Gabble")

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:ES Thrash concept art - ArtCup.jpg|Concept art
</gallery>

[[Category:Terrans]]

Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)

2024-02-14T22:07:02Z

Archforce: /* Deluxe Class */

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First unveiled at [[San Diego Comic-Con#2022|San Diego Comic-Con 2022]], '''''Transformers: EarthSpark''''' is a toyline for the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|accompanying cartoon]], primarily aimed at a younger demographic. It is largely similar to the previous ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' toyline, with many toys revolving around a [[gimmick]], as well as sharing three [[size class]]es: 1-Step Changer (now renamed to "1-Step ''Flip'' Changer"), Warrior Class, and Deluxe Class. The two new size classes, Tacticons and Spin Changers, are the smallest and largest size classes, respectively. ''EarthSpark'' also includes [[redeco]]es from the previous toyline, ''Cyberverse''.

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==Hasbro ''Earthspark'' toyline==
===Tacticons===
The smallest size class, the Tacticons are bite-sized toys that can transform while on your finger to "forge a connection with ''Transformers'' robots like never before."<ref name="facebook">[[July 22]] Official [https://www.facebook.com/transformers/posts/pfbid02nnAWS39noniUYrdV235kArQf1gKdW7KsTit9MKSUqEzvKUjBt9yPB5efN4PrMs9Ul Transformers Facebook post] revealing the ''EarthSpark'' toyline: "Forge a connection with #Transformers robots like never before with Transformers: EarthSpark Tacticon figures that convert around a finger! Fun in every flip! Convert 1-Step Flip Changer figures from robot mode to alt. mode in 1 exciting step by flipping the bot in the air!"</ref>

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#Tacticon|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#Tacticon|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Tacticon|Optimus Prime]]}}

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (ES)#EarthSpark|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Hashtag (ES)#Tacticon|Terran Hashtag]]}}

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ES)#Tacticon|Wheeljack]]}}
</ul>

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#Tacticon|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|[[File:TF-Earthspark-Tacticon-Megatron.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Tacticon [[Megatron (ES)#Tacticon|Megatron]]]]
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Wave 4}}

===1-Step Flip Changers===
Carried over from the ''Cyberverse'' 1-Step Changers but slightly smaller and generally even less articulated, the 1-Step Flip Changers have a greater emphasis on "flipping the bot in the air."<ref name="facebook"/> This is despite the fact the actual gimmick at the heart of these figures is a switch on their robot mode which when pressed - if, say you tipped them over on your desk - releases the mechanism to automatically transform them into their alternate mode in a pleasing flurry of motion. Of course, this means multiple toys have a variation on the 'switchblade' transformation used since all the way back in ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)|Age of Extinction]]''.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Wheeljack]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Swindle]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#OneStep|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Breakdown (ES)#EarthSpark|Breakdown]]}}
</ul>
|
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:TF-Earthspark-1-Step-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|1-Step Flip Changer [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1-Step Flip Changers|Optimus Prime]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ES)#EarthSpark|Skullcruncher]]}}
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Wave 5}}

===Warrior Class===
Much like ''Cyberverse'', the Warrior Class toys are more articulated than most size classes in the line but with a focus on an attack gimmick. Several of the figures are redecoes from ''Cyberverse''.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Warrior|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skywarp (ES)#EarthSpark|Skywarp]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#Warrior|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Thrash]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (ES)#EarthSpark|Starscream]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jawbreaker (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Jawbreaker]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Shockwave (ES)#Warrior|Shockwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Transformers-EarthSpark-Warrior-Class-Elita-1.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Warrior Class [[Elita-1 (ES)#Toys|Elita-1]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#Warrior|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#Warrior|Terran Twitch]]}}
|}

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===Deluxe Class===
The ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]''-esque Deluxe Class toys have a greater focus on [[show-accuracy]], accessories, and [[articulation]]. Each toy includes a piece for a [[Build a Figure]] of [[Mandroid]], with one swappable arm. Befitting the more collector-orientated designs, the Deluxe Class toys are available on [[Hasbro Pulse]].

Like the Warrior Class, several of the figures of "legacy" characters are ''Cyberverse'' redecoes. Disappointing, we know.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#EarthSpark|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Shockwave]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Nightshade]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ES-toy Twitch Deluxe.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|[[Twitch#Toys|Terran Twitch]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Prowl (ES)#Deluxe|Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Thrash (ES)#Deluxe|Terran Thrash]]}}
|}
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===Spin Changers===
The largest size class, the Spin Changers each include a human figurine that can interact with the larger robot, via a circular base or an accessory.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo Malto]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby Malto]]}}
</ul>
|}

===Cyber Combiners===
These two-packs offer the first true action figures of main human characters Robby and Mo who can now combine with other Autobots like ye olde [[Powerlinx]].
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#CyberCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo Malto]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch #CyberCombiner|Terran Twitch]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby Malto]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ESCyberCombinerTwitchAndRobbyCombined.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Cyber Combiner Terran Twitch and Robby Malto]]
|}

===Role Play===
EarthSpark also reintroduced a role play assortment with the foam-dart-firing, plastic-shiv-popping NERF [[Cyber Sleeve Battle Blaster]].
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ESCyberSleeveBattleBlaster.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Cyber Sleeve Battle Blaster]]
|}

==TakaraTomy ''EarthSpark'' toyline==
In a surprising departure from the brand synergy with Hasbro's lines shown since 2018, Takara Tomy's ''EarthSpark'' line is markedly different from Western offerings. Not only are most figures sporting improved, more show-accurate decoes but they do not come in plastic-free packaging, marking a return to plastic trays, bubbles on cardbacks and window boxes.

'''Spin Changers''' 
Compared to Hasbro's releases, these Spin Changers come in boxes with a plastic window.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESC-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESC-02 [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo]]}}
|
|}
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'''Deluxe Class''' 
Compared to Hasbro's boxed releases, these Deluxes come on cardbacks with plastic bubbles like the days of old. However, the Mandroid "build-a-figure" parts are not included.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|DX Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-02 [[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-03 [[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-04 [[Twitch#EarthSpark|DX Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[November 11]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-05 [[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Nightshade]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-06 [[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Shockwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-07 [[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-08 [[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|DX Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[March 16]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-09''' [[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Thrash]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-S''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Battle Station Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
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'''Supatto Change''' 
"Supatto Change" (スパっとチェンジ, "Quick Change") is TakaraTomy's name for the 1-Step Flip Changers, which now also come packaged in plastic bubbles on cardbacks.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Supatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-02 [[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Supatto Change Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESS-03 [[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Supatto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESS-04 [[Twitch#OneStep|Supatto Change Terran Twitch]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-05 [[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Swindle]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[November 11]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-06 [[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-07 [[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Soundwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[March 16]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-08''' [[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-09''' [[Skullcruncher (ES)#EarthSpark|Supatto Change Skullcruncher]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

==Notes==
*''EarthSpark'' is the first cartoon tie-in toyline to use the plastic-free packaging first introduced in ''[[War for Cybertron: Kingdom]]'' for every toy. Each size class has an open window except for the Tacticons, which use closed boxes. In the west, at least...
*The deluxe class packaging features [[Alphabet|Autobot Script]] on the inner tray, reading "Earthspark".

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:EarthSpark (toyline)}}
[[Category:EarthSpark| (toyline)]]
[[Category:Toylines]]

Prowl (ES)

2024-02-14T22:06:39Z

Archforce: Has appeared at retail and is available on Amazon

{{factions|autobot|hofsilver}}
{{disambig3|Prowl}}
:''Prowl is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)|EarthSpark]] [[continuity family]].''


'''Prowl''' is an Autobot that went to [[Earth]] during the Transformers War.

==Fiction==
===''EarthSpark'' cartoon===
[[File:prowl es.JPG|thumb|upright=0.5|Retro prick.]]
In a retelling of the [[Great War (ES)|Transformers' War]] by [[Alex Malto]], Prowl fought on Earth. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 1}}
{{--}}

==Toys==
===''EarthSpark''===
{{anchor|Deluxe}}
[[File:TF-ES-Deluxe-Prowl.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Turbo revvin', flame spoutin' prick! (with apologies to [[Checkpoint (Energon)|Checkpoint]].)]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Prowl''' (Deluxe Class, TBC)}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID Number'': '''ESD-??'''
:* ''Accessories'': 2 [[Fire Blast effect|blast effects]]

:''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' Deluxe Class Prowl is, bizarrely, NOT a [[redeco]] of [[Prowl (Cyberverse)#Toys|his ''Cyberverse'' counterpart]], but rather of ''[[Hot Rod (Cyberverse)#Deluxe Class|Hot Rod]]'', of all bots. He retains the original figure's flame effects.

:This figure was officially revealed by UK retailer "InDemand Toys", before any announcement by Hasbro.

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[[Category:EarthSpark Autobots]]
[[Category:Hall of Fame characters]]

Cyber-sleeve

2024-02-06T04:31:11Z

Archforce: /* EarthSpark */

[[File:EarthSpark-Traditions-RobbyCyber-Sleeve.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Less useful than an [[Ben 10|Omnitrix]] or Pipboy but only half as life-threatening]]
'''Cyber-sleeves''' are mysterious devices bestowed on [[human]]s by the [[Emberstone]], forming a tele-emotional connection between the human wearing it and the [[Transformer]]s species, the [[Terran]]s, the stone also creates. They take the form of a flexible metallic sleeve covering the human's arm and hand, with a light on the back of the hand which glows when an exceptionally powerful emotion is passed on.

{{quote|Those come off, right?|[[Dot Malto]]|"[[Secret Legacy, Part 2]]"}}

==Fiction==
===''Earthspark'' cartoon===
[[File:EarthSpark-SecretLegacy1-MoCyberSleeveForm.jpg|thumb|left|250px|''Let those who worship evil's might,'' ''Beware my power...'']]
When [[Robby Malto|Robby]] and [[Mo Malto]] grabbed the Emberstone, it restrained their hands with green energy which coalesced to form their cyber-sleeves. Once [[Twitch]] and [[Thrash (ES)|Thrash]] were created, the two kids quickly realized that the cyber-sleeves were letting them feel the [[Terran]]s' emotional states. When Robby and Twitch touched their hands together, the interaction caused a blinding light. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 1}} Robby was later able to sense through the link when Mo and Thrash were menaced by [[Arachnamech]]s. After Twitch and Thrash were abducted by [[Mandroid]], Mo and Robby were able to sense which direction their emotions were coming from, leading the rescue team to Mandroid's base. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 2}}

Learning that the Terrans had to feel safe and calm to transform, [[Bumblebee (ES)|Bumblebee]] had Robby and Mo help Thrash regain his alternate mode. {{storylink|Moo-ving In}} While Robby was out looking for his father, Arachnamechs started chasing him with the aim of obtaining his cyber-sleeve. {{storylink|Traditions}} As Twitch and Thrash's energy began to deplete, their increasing mechanical malfunctions began leaking through the link to Robby and Mo, causing the two kids to physically flail about. The emotions transferring over the link cut off once the two Terrans entered the later stages of energy depletion, until they were able to recharge. {{storylink|Friends and Family}} After the Emberstone created [[Hashtag (ES)|Hashtag]], [[Jawbreaker (ES)|Jawbreaker]] and [[Nightshade (ES)|Nightshade]], the kids' cyber-sleeve link also extended to the three new Terrans. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 2}}

When Hashtag found herself under the control of Mandroid, Robby and Mo were empowered, via their sleeves, by the same mysterious energy as the remaining Terrans that allowed them overcome Mandroid's control of her. While the Terrans liked the surge of power that went through them, Mo was worried by it. {{storylink|Home, Part 2}}

[[Robby Malto]] discovered the ability to emit an energy shield from the sleeve and later the ability to generate an energy body that surrounds him to fight a holographic [[Megatron (ES)|Megatron]]. The cyber-sleeves became deactivated and with the tele-emotional connection no longer functioning left the Terrans feeling alone for the first time. {{storylink|Disarmed}}

[[Mo Malto]] discovered the ability to emit a crystalline short sword from her sleeve. She also discovered the ability to possibly stop time. {{storylink|Prime Time (episode)|Prime Time}}

==Toys==
===''EarthSpark''===
[[File:TF-ES-Spin-Changer-OP-Mo-Malto-figurine.jpg|thumb|upright=1.56|]]
* '''Bumblebee & Mo Malto''' (Spin Changer, 2023)

: The figurine of Mo Malto included with Spin Changer Bumblebee features a sculpted Cyber-sleeve on her left arm.

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[[File:TF-ES-Spin-Changer-OP-Robby-Malto-figurine.jpg|thumb|upright=1.56|]]
* '''Optimus Prime & Robby Malto''' (Spin Changer, 2023)

: The figurine of Robby Malto included with Spin Changer Optimus Prime has a Cyber-sleeve on his right arm. The included shield accessory can be attached to Robby's Cyber-sleeve arm.
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==Merchandise==
===''EarthSpark''===
[[File:Earthspark Cyber-Sleeve Battle Blaster .jpg|thumb|upright=1.56|]]
* '''Earthspark Cyber-Sleeve Battle Blaster''' (2023)
A [[roleplay toy]] version of Mo's cyber-sleeve, it features two different play options. The first is retractable transparent green Cyber-Sword mode. The second is a blaster mode, able to fire one of the three included [[Nerf]] darts. The remaining two darts can be stored in the front of the cyber-sleeve.
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==Notes==
===Foreign names===
* ''Japanese:'' '''Cyber-sleeve''' (サイバー・スリーブ ''saibā surību'')
* ''French:'' '''Cyber-manchette''' ("Cyber-sleeve"), '''Manchette cybernétique''' (''Expedition'', "Cybernetic sleeve")

[[Category:EarthSpark technology]]

Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)

2024-01-30T21:01:04Z

Archforce: Added today's reveals for the Japanese toyline.

{{nav-earthspark}}
First unveiled at [[San Diego Comic-Con#2022|San Diego Comic-Con 2022]], '''''Transformers: EarthSpark''''' is a toyline for the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|accompanying cartoon]], primarily aimed at a younger demographic. It is largely similar to the previous ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' toyline, with many toys revolving around a [[gimmick]], as well as sharing three [[size class]]es: 1-Step Changer (now renamed to "1-Step ''Flip'' Changer"), Warrior Class, and Deluxe Class. The two new size classes, Tacticons and Spin Changers, are the smallest and largest size classes, respectively. ''EarthSpark'' also includes [[redeco]]es from the previous toyline, ''Cyberverse''.

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==Hasbro ''Earthspark'' toyline==
===Tacticons===
The smallest size class, the Tacticons are bite-sized toys that can transform while on your finger to "forge a connection with ''Transformers'' robots like never before."<ref name="facebook">[[July 22]] Official [https://www.facebook.com/transformers/posts/pfbid02nnAWS39noniUYrdV235kArQf1gKdW7KsTit9MKSUqEzvKUjBt9yPB5efN4PrMs9Ul Transformers Facebook post] revealing the ''EarthSpark'' toyline: "Forge a connection with #Transformers robots like never before with Transformers: EarthSpark Tacticon figures that convert around a finger! Fun in every flip! Convert 1-Step Flip Changer figures from robot mode to alt. mode in 1 exciting step by flipping the bot in the air!"</ref>

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#Tacticon|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#Tacticon|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Tacticon|Optimus Prime]]}}

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (ES)#EarthSpark|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Hashtag (ES)#Tacticon|Terran Hashtag]]}}

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ES)#Tacticon|Wheeljack]]}}
</ul>

|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#Tacticon|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>

|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|[[File:TF-Earthspark-Tacticon-Megatron.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Tacticon [[Megatron (ES)#Tacticon|Megatron]]]]
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Wave 4}}

===1-Step Flip Changers===
Carried over from the ''Cyberverse'' 1-Step Changers but slightly smaller and generally even less articulated, the 1-Step Flip Changers have a greater emphasis on "flipping the bot in the air."<ref name="facebook"/> This is despite the fact the actual gimmick at the heart of these figures is a switch on their robot mode which when pressed - if, say you tipped them over on your desk - releases the mechanism to automatically transform them into their alternate mode in a pleasing flurry of motion. Of course, this means multiple toys have a variation on the 'switchblade' transformation used since all the way back in ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)|Age of Extinction]]''.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Wheeljack]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Swindle]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#OneStep|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Breakdown (ES)#EarthSpark|Breakdown]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ES)#EarthSpark|Skullcruncher]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|[[File:TF-Earthspark-1-Step-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|1-Step Flip Changer [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1-Step Flip Changers|Optimus Prime]]]]
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Wave 5}}

===Warrior Class===
Much like ''Cyberverse'', the Warrior Class toys are more articulated than most size classes in the line but with a focus on an attack gimmick. Several of the figures are redecoes from ''Cyberverse''.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Warrior|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skywarp (ES)#EarthSpark|Skywarp]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#Warrior|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Thrash]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (ES)#EarthSpark|Starscream]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jawbreaker (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Jawbreaker]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Shockwave (ES)#Warrior|Shockwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#Warrior|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#Warrior|Terran Twitch]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|[[File:Transformers-EarthSpark-Warrior-Class-Elita-1.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Warrior Class [[Elita-1 (ES)#Toys|Elita-1]]]]
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Wave 5}}
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===Deluxe Class===
The ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]''-esque Deluxe Class toys have a greater focus on [[show-accuracy]], accessories, and [[articulation]]. Each toy includes a piece for a [[Build a Figure]] of [[Mandroid]], with one swappable arm. Befitting the more collector-orientated designs, the Deluxe Class toys are available on [[Hasbro Pulse]].

Like the Warrior Class, several of the figures of "legacy" characters are ''Cyberverse'' redecoes. Disappointing, we know.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Twitch#EarthSpark|Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Shockwave]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|Terran Nightshade]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:ES-toy Twitch Deluxe.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|[[Twitch#Toys|Terran Twitch]]]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Prowl (ES)#Deluxe|Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Thrash (ES)#Deluxe|Terran Thrash]]}}
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Wave 5}}
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===Spin Changers===
The largest size class, the Spin Changers each include a human figurine that can interact with the larger robot, via a circular base or an accessory.
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo Malto]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby Malto]]}}
</ul>
|}

==TakaraTomy ''EarthSpark'' toyline==
==="Regular Retail"===
In a surprising departure from the brand synergy with Hasbro's lines shown since 2018, Takara Tomy's ''EarthSpark'' line is markedly different from Western offerings. Not only are most figures sporting improved, more show accurate decoes but they do not come in plastic-free packaging, marking a return to plastic trays, bubbles on cardbacks and window boxes.

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'''Spin Changers''' 
Compared to Hasbro's releases, these Spin Changers come in boxes with a plastic window.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESC-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESC-02 [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo]]}}
|
|}
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'''Deluxe Class''' 
Compared to Hasbro's boxed releases, these Deluxes come on cardbacks with plastic bubbles like the days of old. However, the Mandroid "build-a-figure" parts are not included.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|DX Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-02 [[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-03 [[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-04 [[Twitch#EarthSpark|DX Terran Twitch]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[November 11]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESD-05 [[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Nightshade]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-06 [[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Shockwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESD-07 [[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESD-08 [[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|DX Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[March 16]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-09''' [[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Thrash]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-S''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Battle Station Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
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'''Spatto Change''' 
"Spatto Change" is TakaraTomy's name for the 1-Step Flip Changers, which now also come packaged in plastic bubbles on cardbacks.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-01 [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Spatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-02 [[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Spatto Change Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESS-03 [[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Spatto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|ESS-04 [[Twitch#OneStep|Spatto Change Terran Twitch]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-05 [[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Swindle]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[November 11]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|ESS-06 [[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-d1|ESS-07 [[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Soundwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[March 16]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-08''' [[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-09''' [[Skullcruncher (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Skullcruncher]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
{{-}}

==Notes==
*''EarthSpark'' is the first cartoon tie-in toyline to use the plastic-free packaging first introduced in ''[[War for Cybertron: Kingdom]]'' for every toy. Each size class has an open window except for the Tacticons, which use closed boxes.
*The deluxe class packaging features [[Alphabet|Autobot Script]] on the inner tray, reading "Earthspark".

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:EarthSpark (toyline)}}
[[Category:EarthSpark| (toyline)]]
[[Category:Toylines]]

List of Japanese ID numbers

2024-01-30T20:47:48Z

Archforce: Updating with today's ES reveals.

{{move|List of ID numbers|Hasbro has been known to use ID numbers off and on since as far back as ''Alternators''. See talk page for more details.}}

'''ID numbers''' are a classification system used throughout the [[Transformers brand|''Transformers'' brand]] to numerically identify each toy sold within a [[franchises|franchise]]'s toyline. Historically, they have been used primarily by [[TakaraTomy]] (originally Takara), but [[Hasbro]] has been known to use its own systems as well. ID numbers provide a form of "order" to each toyline that uses them, allowing collectors to more easily identify specific figures.

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==''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''==
{{main|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)}}
{{main|The Transformers Collection}}
{{main|The Transformers: Collector's Edition}}

===Original toyline===
The original run of the ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' toyline ended at number '''49''' and was picked back up in the ''Scramble City'' and ''Transformers 2010'' toylines respectively, where the numbering system changed to have two figures sharing an ID number with the addition of a "'''C'''" or a "'''D'''" at the beginning that indicated which faction they belonged to (Cybertrons or Destrons). However, some of the reissues in the early 2000s, along with new characters created through exclusive redecos (the majority of them released under the [[e-HOBBY]]-exclusive range in the ''[[The Transformers: Collector's Edition|Collector's Edition]]'' line), opted to add onto the original numbering system. Some of the original line's mail-order figures that had lacked ID numbers were also given new numbers in the upper two-digit range, which makes things somewhat messy, to say the least.

For unknown reasons, Takara decided to number those retro releases ''backwards'', starting at '''99''' and then working their way down until '''64''', leaving a gap from number '''50''' to '''63''' that was never filled because Takara simply stopped releasing new redecos of "Generation 1" figures that were given new numbers. Another gap from number '''78''' to '''83''' was intended for the individual members of the e-HOBBY-exclusive "G1 GoBots" set (which was collectively given the number '''84'''), but since they were based on [[Tonka]]'s ''[[GoBots]]'' characters, which in turn were based on [[Bandai]]'s ''{{gb|Machine Robo}}'' figures, Takara got cold feet and decided not to officially assign them individual names.

{{collist|5|
<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''00''' [[Primus]]<ref>2006 release</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''02''' [[Hound (G1)|Hound]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''03''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys|Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''04''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys|Lambor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''05''' [[Red Alert (G1)|Alert]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''06''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys|Meister]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''07''' [[Mirage (G1)|Ligier]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''08''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys|Streak]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''09''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys|Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''10''' [[Inferno (G1)|Inferno]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''11''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Bumble]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''12''' [[Windcharger (G1)|Charger]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''13''' [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys|Cliff]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''14''' [[Huffer (G1)|Drag]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''15''' [[Brawn (G1)|Gong]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''16''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''16-S''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron Black Ver.]]<ref name="ehobby">[[e-HOBBY]] ''[[The Transformers: Collector's Edition|Collector's Edition]]''</ref>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''17''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys|Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''18''' [[Frenzy (G1)|Frenzy]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''19''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys|Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''20''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys|Condor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''21''' [[Reflector (G1)|Reflector]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''22''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''23''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys|Skywarp]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''24''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys|Thundercracker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''25''' [[Trailbreaker (G1)|Trailbreaker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''26''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys|Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''27''' [[Sludge (G1)|Sludge]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''28''' [[Slag (G1)|Slag]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''29''' [[Snarl (G1)|Snarl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''30''' [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''31''' [[Long Haul (G1)|Long Haul]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''32''' [[Scrapper (G1)|Scrapper]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''33''' [[Hook (G1)|Gren]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''34''' [[Mixmaster (G1)|Mixmaster]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''35''' [[Scavenger (G1)|Scavenger]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''36''' [[Bonecrusher (G1)|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''37''' [[Devastator (G1)|Devastor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''38''' [[Blaster (G1)|Broadcast]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''39''' [[Perceptor (G1)|Perceptor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''40''' [[Kickback (G1)|Kickback]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''41''' [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''42''' [[Shrapnel (G1)|Sharpnel]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''43''' [[Blitzwing (G1)|Blitzwing]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''44''' [[Tracks (G1)|Tracks]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''45''' [[Smokescreen (G1)|Smokescreen]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''46''' [[Hoist (G1)|Hoist]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''47''' [[Grapple (G1)|Grapple]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''48''' [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''49''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys|Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''50''' to '''63''' N/A}}
{{Bp-a1|'''64''' [[Guardian robot|GADEP]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''65''' [[Flip Sides (G1)|Flip Sides]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''66''' [[Galvatron II]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''67''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Orion Pax]] & [[Dion (G1)|Dion]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''68''' [[Magnificus (G1)|Magnificus]] & [[Ga'mede]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''69''' [[Howlback (G1)|Howlback]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''70''' [[Garboil (G1)|Garboil]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''71''' [[Cobalt Sentry|Cobalt Sentries]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''72''' [[Overcharge (G1)|Overcharge]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''73''' [[Shothole]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''74''' [[Salvo (G1)|Salvo]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''75''' [[Zaptrap]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''76''' [[Insecticon clone|Insectron Clone Army]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''77''' [[Detritus (G1)|Detritus]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''78''' to '''83''' N/A}}
{{Bp-a1d1|'''84''' [[G1 GoBots]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''85''' [[Gears (G1)|Gears]]<ref name="collection">''[[The Transformers Collection]]''</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''86''' [[Cosmos (G1)|Adams]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''87''' [[Warpath (G1)|Warpath]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''88''' [[Sunstorm (G1)|Sunstorm]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''89''' [[Hauler|RoadHauler]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''90''' [[Tigertrack]]<ref>''[[Figure Ō]]'' magazine</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''91''' [[Clampdown (G1)|Clampdown]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''92''' [[Deep Cover]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''93''' [[Megaplex]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''94''' [[Road Rage (G1)|Road Rage]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''95''' [[Crosscut (G1)|Crosscut]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''96''' [[Skids (G1)|Skids]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''97''' [[Dirge (G1)|Dirge]]<ref name="collectors">[[TakaraTomy|Takara]] ''[[The Transformers: Collector's Edition|Collector's Edition]]''</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''98''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys|Ironhide]]<ref name="ehobby"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''99''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys|Ratchet]]<ref name="ehobby"/>}}
</ul>}}

====VS sets====
<ul>{{Bp-a1d1|'''VSX''' Convoy VS Megatron}}
{{Bp-a1d1|'''VSY''' Grimlock VS Soundwave}}</ul>

===''Scramble City'' to ''Return of Convoy''===
As stated above, the original toyline's run and numbering style changed at number '''50''' onwards, with the following subsequent ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''-branded toylines continuing this new numbering style. This numbering system also featured a few gaps, typically as a point to "reset" the line where a cartoon/franchise isn't considered a "direct sequel". Like the numbering system above, there are also a few retroactive inclusions to this numbering system courtesy of ''[[The Transformers Collection]]'', namely the [[Targetmaster (technology)|Targetmaster]] versions of Hot Rod and Kup, as well as a few ID numbers found only in marketing material during the toyline's original run.

====''Scramble City'' and ''2010''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-50''' [[Silverbolt (G1)|Silverbolt]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-51''' [[Skydive (G1 Aerialbot)|Skydive]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-52''' [[Fireflight (G1)|Firebolt]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-53''' [[Slingshot (G1)|Sling]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-54''' [[Air Raid (G1)|Air Rider]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-55''' [[Superion (G1)|Superion]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-56''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Bumble]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-57''' [[Hubcap (G1)|Hubcap]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-58''' [[Swerve (G1)|Werve]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-59''' [[Outback (G1)|Outback]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-60''' [[Pipes (G1)|Pipes]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-61''' [[Tailgate (G1)|Tailgate]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-62''' [[Powerglide (G1)|Powerglide]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-63''' [[Beachcomber (G1)|Beachcomber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-64''' [[Seaspray (G1)|Seaspray]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-65''' [[Steeljaw (G1)|Steeljaw]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-66''' [[Ramhorn (G1)|Ramhorn]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-67''' [[Rewind (G1)|Rewind]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-68''' [[Eject (G1)|Eject]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-69''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-70''' [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroflex]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-71''' [[Hot Spot (G1)|Hot Spot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-72''' [[Blades (G1)|Graze]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-73''' [[Streetwise (G1)|Streetwise]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-74''' [[Groove (G1)|Groove]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-75''' [[First Aid (G1)|First Aid]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-76''' [[Defensor (G1)|Guardian]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-77''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Rodimus Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-78''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-78B''' [[Dark Hot Rod|Black Rodimus]]<ref name="toyfestival">Toy Festival 2001</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-78C''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Crystal Rodimus]]<ref name="toyfestival"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-79''' [[Blurr (G1)|Blurr]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-80''' [[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-81''' [[Wreck-Gar (G1)|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-82''' [[Kup (G1)|Cher]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-83''' [[Sandstorm (G1)|Sandstorm]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-84''' [[Springer (G1)|Sprang]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-85''' [[Broadside (G1)|Broadside]]}}</ul>
}}

=====Destrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-d1|'''D-50''' [[Motormaster (G1)#Toys|Motormaster]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-51''' [[Breakdown (G1)#Toys|Breakdown]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-52''' [[Drag Strip (G1)#Toys|Drag Stripe]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-53''' [[Wildrider (G1)#Toys|Wildrider]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-54''' [[Dead End (G1)#Toys|Dead End]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-55''' [[Menasor (G1)#Toys|Menasor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-56''' [[Ramjet (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Ramjet]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-57''' [[Thrust (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Thrust]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-58''' [[Frenzy (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Frenzy]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-59''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-60''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Condor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-61''' [[Ratbat (G1)#Toys|Ratbat]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-62''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Galvatron]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-62-S''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#PurpleReissue|Galvatron]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-63''' [[Trypticon (G1)#Toys|Dinosaurer]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-64''' [[Onslaught (G1)/toys#Toys|Onslaught]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-65''' [[Blast Off (G1)/toys#Toys|Blast Off]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-66''' [[Vortex (G1)/toys#Toys|Vorter]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-67''' [[Brawl (G1)/toys#Toys|Brawl]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-68''' [[Swindle (G1)/toys#Toys|Swindle]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-69''' [[Bruticus (G1)#Toys|Bruticus]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-70''' [[Cyclonus (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Cyclonus]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-71''' [[Scourge (G1)#Toys|Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-72''' [[Octane#Toys|Octone]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-73''' [[Razorclaw (G1)#Toys|Razorclaw]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-74''' [[Rampage (G1)#Toys|Rampage]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-75''' [[Divebomb (G1)#Toys|Dimebomb]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-76''' [[Tantrum (G1)#Toys|Tantrum]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-77''' [[Headstrong (G1)#Toys|Headstrong]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-78''' [[Predaking (G1)#Toys|Predaking]]}}</ul>
}}

=====VS sets=====
<ul>{{bp-a1d1|'''VSZ''' Sunstreaker, Skids VS Buzzsaw}}</ul>

====''The Headmasters''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-86''' [[Scattershot (G1)|Scattershot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-87''' [[Nosecone (G1)|Nosecone]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-88''' [[Strafe (G1)|Strafe]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-89''' [[Lightspeed (G1 Technobot)|Lightspeed]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-90''' [[Afterburner (G1)|Afterburner]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-91''' [[Computron (G1)|Computicon]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-92''' [[Wideload (G1)|Wideload]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-93''' [[Searchlight (G1)|Looklight]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-94''' [[Chase (G1)|Chase]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-95''' [[Rollbar (G1)|Rollbar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-96''' [[Freeway (G1)|Runway]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-97''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Goldback]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-98''' [[Repugnus (G1)|Repug]]<ref>Omitted from the 1987 retail line-up, Repugnus (marketed as "Repug") was offered as a mail order figure that was advertised with the 1987 ''Beastformers'' figures, but ultimately wasn't shipped until 1988, in Hasbro packaging. Though it doesn't appear on his packaging, he was assigned the ID number "C-98" in official marketing materials.</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-99''' [[Grotusque|Grotes]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-100''' [[Doublecross]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-101''' [[Chromedome (G1)|Chromedome]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-102''' [[Hardhead (G1)|Hardhead]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-103''' [[Highbrow (G1)|Highbrow]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-104''' [[Brainstorm (G1)|Brainstorm]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-105''' [[Sureshot (G1)|Sureshot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-106''' [[Pointblank|Blanker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-107''' [[Crosshairs (G1)|Crosshairs]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-108''' [[Artfire]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-109''' [[Ricochet (Headmasters)|Stepper]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-110''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Hot Rodimus]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-111''' [[Punch (G1)|Double Spy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-112''' [[Cloudraker (G1)|Cloudraker]] & [[Fastlane]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-113''' [[Kup (G1)|Cher]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-114''' [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-115''' [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]]<ref>Planned as a [[Robot Point]] item, but cancelled.</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-116''' [[Blaster (G1)|Twincast]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-117''' [[Eject (G1)|Eject]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-118''' [[Rewind (G1)|Rewind]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-119''' [[Ramhorn (G1)|Amhorn]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-120''' [[Steeljaw (G1)|Steeljaw]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-121''' [[Graphy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-122''' [[Noise]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-123''' [[Dile]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-124''' [[Zaur (G1)|Zaur]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-125''' [[Shouki]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-126''' [[Getsuei]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-127''' [[Yukikaze (G1)|Yukikaze]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-128''' [[Suiken]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-129''' [[Seizan]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-130''' [[Kaen]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-131''' [[Raiden]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-132''' to '''C-199''' N/A}}</ul>
}}

=====Destrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-d1|'''D-79''' [[Hun-Gurrr (G1)|Hun-Gurrr]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-80''' [[Rippersnapper (G1)|Rippersnapper]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-81''' [[Sinnertwin (G1)|Sinnertwin]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-82''' [[Cutthroat (G1)|Cutthroat]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-83''' [[Blot (G1)|Butto]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-84''' [[Abominus (G1)|Abominus]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-85''' [[Skullcruncher (G1)#Toys|Skull]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-86''' [[Weirdwolf (G1)#Toys|Weirdwolf]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-87''' [[Mindwipe (G1)#Toys|Wipe]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-88''' [[Triggerhappy (G1)#Toys|Triggerharpy]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-89''' [[Misfire (G1)#Toys|Misfire]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-90''' [[Slugslinger (G1)#Toys|Slugslinger]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-91''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-92''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-93''' [[Scorponok (G1)/toys#Toys|MegaZarak]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-94''' [[Pounce#Toys|Pounce]] & [[Wingspan#Toys|Wingspan]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-95''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-96''' [[Battletrap (G1)#Toys|Battletrap]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-97''' [[Flywheels#Toys|Flywheel]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-98''' [[Sixshot (G1)#Toys|Sixshot]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-98''' [[Sixshot (G1)#Toys|Sixshot Stealth Mode]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-98''' [[Sixshot (G1)#Toys|Sixshot Shadow Mode]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-99''' [[Apeface#Toys|Apeface]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-100''' [[Snapdragon (G1)#Toys|Snapdragon]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-101''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#SoundblasterG1|Soundblaster]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-102''' [[Rumble (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Rumble]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-103''' [[Frenzy (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Frenzy]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-104''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-105''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Condor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-106''' [[Buzzsaw (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Buzzsaw]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-107''' [[Ratbat (G1)#Toys|Ratbat]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-108''' [[Slugfest (G1)#Toys|Slugfest]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-109''' [[Overkill (G1)#Toys|Overkill]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-110''' to '''D-200''' N/A}}</ul>
}}

====''Super-God Masterforce''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-200''' [[Lander]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-201''' [[Metalhawk (G1)|Metalhawk]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-202''' [[Phoenix (G1)|Phoenix]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-203''' [[Diver (G1)|Diver]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-204 to C-300''' N/A}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-301''' [[Shūta Gō|Goshooter]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-302''' [[Cab (human)|Cab]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-303''' [[Minerva (human)|Minerva]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-304''' [[Lightfoot (G1)|Lightfoot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-305''' [[Ranger]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-306''' [[Road King]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-307''' [[Ginrai (human)|Super Ginrai]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-307X''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Nucleon Quest Super Convoy]]<ref name="tru">[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-308''' [[Clouder|Doubleclouder]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-309''' [[Godbomber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-310''' [[Ginrai (human)|God Ginrai]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-310E''' [[Ginrai (human)|Fire Guts God Ginrai]]<ref name="ehobby"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-311''' [[Grand Maximus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-312''' [[Sixknight]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-313''' [[Hardspark]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-314''' [[Hotspark]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-315''' [[Wildspark]]}}</ul>
}}

=====Destrons=====
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{Bp-d1|'''D-201''' [[Blood#Toys|Blood]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-202''' [[Dauros#Toys|Dauros]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-203''' [[Gilmer#Toys|Gilmer]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-204''' to '''D-300''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-301''' [[Wilder (G1)#Toys|Wilder]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-302''' [[Bullhorn (G1)#Toys|Bullhorn]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-303''' [[Cancer (G1)#Toys|Cancer]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-304''' [[Hydra (G1)#Toys|Hydra]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-305''' [[Buster (G1)#Toys|Buster]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-306''' [[Darkwings#Toys|Darkwings]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-307''' [[Overlord (G1)|Overlord]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-308''' [[Browning#Toys|Browning]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-309''' [[Black Shadow (G1)|Black Shadow]]<ref name="crossformers">Although Black Shadow and Blue Bacchus featured ID numbers (D-309 and D-310) that placed them in between the ''Super-God Masterforce''-based toys Browning (D-308) and Black Zarak (D-311), both toys are ''Victory'' era releases.</ref>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-310''' [[Blue Bacchus]]<ref name="crossformers"/>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-311''' [[Scorponok (G1)#Super-God Masterforce|BlackZarak]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-312''' [[Turtler#Toys|Turtler]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-313''' [[Overbite (Masterforce)#Toys|Overbite]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-314''' [[Kraken#Toys|Kraken]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-315''' [[Lobclaw#Toys|Lobclaw]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-316''' [[Gulf#Toys|Gulf]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-317''' [[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Toys|Tentakil]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-318''' [[King Poseidon#Toys|King Poseidon]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-319''' [[Guzzle (Masterforce)#Toys|Guzzle]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-320''' [[Sizzle (Masterforce)#Toys|Sizzle]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-321''' [[Javil#Toys|Javil]]}}</ul>
}}

=====Other=====
<ul>{{bp-a1|'''V-01''' ''[[Transformers: The World]]''}}</ul>

====''Victory'' and ''Zone''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-316''' [[Wingwaver]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-317''' [[Dashtacker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-318''' [[Machtackle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-319''' [[Landcross (G1)|Landcross]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-320''' [[Blacker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-321''' [[Braver]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-322''' [[Laster]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-323''' [[Road Caesar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-324''' [[Star Saber (G1)|Star Saber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-325''' [[Greatshot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-326''' [[Galaxy Shuttle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-327''' [[Ginrai (robot)|Victory Leo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-328''' [[Star Saber (G1)|Victory Saber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-329''' N/A}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-330''' [[Rocket Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-331''' [[Rescue Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-332''' [[Battle Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-333''' [[Super Car Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-334''' [[Race Car Patrol|Race Car Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-335''' [[Off Road Patrol|Off Road Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-336''' [[Jet Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-337''' [[Overload (G1)|Roadjet]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-338''' [[Missile Bull]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-339''' [[Erector (G1)|Cragun]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-340''' [[Skywave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-341''' [[Gasoline Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-342''' [[Overair (facility)|Airport Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-343''' [[Hot House (facility)|Fire Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-344''' [[Ironworks (facility)|Build Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-345''' [[Landshaker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-346''' [[Sky Hyper]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-347''' [[Sonic Bomber (G1)|Sonic Bomber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-348''' [[Dai Atlas (G1)|Dai Atlas]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-349''' [[Roadfire]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-350''' ''[[Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!|Transformers: Zone]]'' OVA}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-351''' [[Construction Patrol|Build Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-352''' [[Air Patrol|Sky Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-353''' [[Big Powered]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-354''' [[Shouki]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-355''' [[Getsuei]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-356''' [[Yukikaze (G1)|Yukikaze]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-357''' [[Suiken]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-358''' [[Seizan]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-359''' [[Kaen]]}}</ul>
}}

=====Destrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-d1|'''D-322''' [[Goryu (G1)#Toys|Goryu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-323''' [[Gairyu#Toys|Gairyu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-324''' [[Kakuryu (G1)#Toys|Kakuryu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-325''' [[Doryu (G1)#Toys|Doryu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-326''' [[Yokuryu#Toys|Yokuryu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-327''' [[Rairyu#Toys|Rairyu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-328''' [[Dinoking#Toys|Dinoking]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-329''' [[Leozack#Toys|Leozack]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-330''' [[Guyhawk#Toys|Guyhawk]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-331''' [[Hellbat (G1)#Toys|Hellbat]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-332''' [[Jallguar#Toys|Jallguar]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-333''' [[Killbison#Toys|Killbison]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-334''' [[Drillhorn (G1)#Toys|Drillhorn]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-335''' [[Liokaiser#Toys|Liokaiser]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-336''' [[Deathsaurus (G1)#Toys|Deathsaurus]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-337''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-338''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-339''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-340''' [[Metrotitan (G1)#Toys|Metrotitan]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-341''' [[Race Track Patrol#Toys|Race Track Patrol Team]]}}</ul>
}}

====''Return of Convoy''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-360''' [[Sky Garry (G1)|Sky Garry]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-361''' [[Monster Trucks Patrol|Big Truck Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-362''' [[Hot Rod Patrol|Hot Rod Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-363''' [[Military Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-364''' [[Shuttle Rocket W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-365''' [[Fire Tanker W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-366''' [[Radar Hover W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-367''' [[Dump Shovel W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-368''' [[Crane Cannon W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-369''' [[Jet Tank W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-370''' [[Sixliner]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-371''' [[Grandus (G1)|Grandus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-372''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Star Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-373''' [[Rescue Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-374''' [[Battle Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-375''' [[Super Car Patrol Team]]}}</ul>
}}

====Other====
<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-376''' – [[LaserDisc|Convoy Set]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-342''' – [[LaserDisc|Megatron Set]]}}
{{Bp-a1d1|'''VSL-1''' ([[LaserDisc|''2010'' LaserDisc set]])}}
{{Bp-a1|'''VSL-2''' [[LaserDisc|''The Headmasters'' Set]]}}
</ul>

====''Operation Combination''====
The ''Operation Combination'' portion of ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' plays a rather strange role in the greater scheme of the "Generation 1" toyline, as it features its own unique numbering system that does not follow the previous sublines. Unlike the previous sublines that featured the respective subline [[logo]] on the back of the packaging with "''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''" at the forefront, the packaging for the ''Operation Combination'' toys lacked the subline logo altogether.

The reason as to why this subline changed it's numbering system is unknown, but from a glance it can be assumed that it was due to the toyline already sitting at three-digits with it just about reaching '''400''', meaning a "refresh" of the numbering system would be the best option to revitalize the line. ''Transformers'' was also reaching a rather noticeable decline in sales by this point too, as was demonstrated in the cancellation of the [[Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!|''Zone'' cartoon]] two years prior, so this may have also been a subtle attempt to make it seem as if it was a new toyline, rather than it being a continuation, to help boost sales.

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TF-01''' [[Sixbuilder]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TF-02''' [[Sixwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TF-03''' [[Sixturbo]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TF-04''' [[Guard City]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TF-05''' [[Sixtrain]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TF-06''' [[Spin Road]] VS [[Dark Jet]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TF-07''' [[Fire Road]] VS [[Shadow Jet]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TF-08''' [[Checker Road]] VS [[Moon Jet]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TF-09''' [[Mach Road]] VS [[Flare Jet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TF-10''' [[Battle Gaia]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Beastformers''==
{{main|Beastformers (franchise)#Toys}}

Originally starting off as a simple subline of the ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' toyline around ''The Headmasters''-era, the '''''Transformers: Beastformers''''' line featured its own ID numbering system molded onto the individual figures themselves and their respective weapons. These numbers were oddly nowhere to be found on their included bio cards (and the boxes were generic rather than individualized), but did appear on various checklists. When the line eventually broke off into its own separate entity, becoming simply '''''Beastformers''''', the pre-established numbering system was fully implemented onto the figures' bio cards and boxes.

The original ''Transformers: Beastformers'' series has 22 figures (and by extension, ID numbers) that weren't included in the original lineup, despite appearing on multiple advertisements and toy checklists. When the ''Beastformers'' line broke off of the ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' line, ''most'' the missing figures were released, and while many ''Transformers: Beastformers'' figures were re-released alongside the new additions, 20 ''Transformers''-era toys were not, plus two toys were ultimately not released in ''either'' line; though once again, all 76 figures were shown in multiple checklists.

Surprisingly, some of the characters that appeared in ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|The Headmasters]]'' cartoon weren't included in the original ''Transformers: Beastformers'' line.

===''Transformers: Beastformers''===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''1''' [[White Leo#Toys|White Leo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''2''' [[Big Serow#Toys|Big Serow]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''3''' [[Golder#Toys|Golder]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''4''' [[Flykick#Toys|Flykick]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''5''' [[Killer Fish#Toys|Killer Fish]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''6''' [[Snakebomb (Beastformers)#Toys|Snakebomb]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''7''' [[Drillfrog#Toys|Drillfrog]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''8''' [[Elephan#Toys|Elephan]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''9''' [[Graysharp#Toys|Graysharp]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''10''' [[Grayox#Toys|Grayox]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''11''' [[Battle Bear#Toys|Battle Bear]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''12''' [[Devilbat#Toys|Devilbat]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''13''' [[Bonga#Toys|Bonga]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''14''' [[Wildthunder#Toys|Wildthunder]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''15''' [[Alligatron#Toys|Alligatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''16''' [[Beafox#Toys|Beafox]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''17''' [[Black Turtle#Toys|Black Turtle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''18''' [[Yellow Giraffe#Toys|Yellow Giraffe]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''29''' [[Iguanamonss#Toys|Iguanamonss]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''30''' [[Brown Gyro#Toys|Brown Gyro]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''31''' [[Power Jaguar#Toys|Power Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''32''' [[Strong Hippo#Toys|Strong Hippo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''33''' [[Wavemoose#Toys|Wavemoose]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''34''' [[Green Chameles#Toys|Green Chameles]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''35''' [[Jungaroo#Toys|Jungaroo]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''36''' [[Red Octo#Toys|Red Octo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''37''' [[Sea Iron#Toys|Sea Iron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''39''' [[Dark Raccoon#Toys|Dark Raccoon]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''40''' [[Power Nozzle#Toys|Power Nozzle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''41''' [[Smileduck#Toys|Smileduck]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''42''' [[Undergroun#Toys|Undergroun]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''43''' [[Cuttledeep#Toys|Cuttledeep]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''44''' [[Beavop#Toys|Beavop]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''45''' [[Junior Dragon#Toys|Junior Dragon]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''46''' [[Night Owl#Toys|Night Owl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''48''' [[Polar Battle Bear (Beastformers)#Toys|Polar Battle Bear]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''51''' [[Bullorn#Toys|Bullorn]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''52''' [[Ultragas#Toys|Ultragas]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''53''' [[Strong Panda#Toys|Strong Panda]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''57''' [[Black Jaguar#Toys|Black Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''58''' [[Dream Eater#Toys|Dream Eater]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''59''' [[Cobrander#Toys|Petrified Special Cobrander]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''60''' [[Baboon#Toys|Baboon]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''61''' [[Dog Hunter#Toys|Dog Hunter]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''62''' [[Būpink#Toys|Būpink]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''63''' [[Razorkukku#Toys|Razorkukku]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''64''' [[Muskhorn#Toys|Muskhorn]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''65''' [[Pangol#Toys|Pangol]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''66''' [[Slo#Toys|Slo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''67''' [[Earthhog#Toys|Earthhog]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''68''' [[White Cow#Toys|White Cow]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''70''' [[Eagle Killer#Toys|Eagle Killer]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''72''' [[Crowmax#Toys|Crowmax]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''73''' [[Mingo Kid#Toys|Mingo Kid]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''76''' [[Udan#Toys|Udan]]}}</ul>
}}

===''Beastformers''===
====Beastformers====
{{collist|5|
*'''1''' [[White Leo#Toys|White Leo]]
*'''2''' [[Big Serow#Toys|Big Serow]]
*'''3''' [[Golder#Toys|Golder]]
*'''4''' [[Flykick#Toys|Flykick]]
*'''5''' [[Killer Fish#Toys|Killer Fish]]
*'''11''' [[Battle Bear#Toys|Battle Bear]]
*'''12''' [[Devilbat#Toys|Devilbat]]
*'''13''' [[Bonga#Toys|Bonga]]
*'''14''' [[Wildthunder#Toys|Wildthunder]]
*'''15''' [[Alligatron#Toys|Alligatron]]
*'''16''' [[Beafox#Toys|Beafox]]
*'''17''' [[Black Turtle#Toys|Black Turtle]]
*'''18''' [[Yellow Giraffe#Toys|Yellow Giraffe]]
*'''19''' [[Hedgehog#Toys|Hedgehog]]
*'''20''' [[Badshark#Toys|Badshark]]
*'''21''' [[Bowdog#Toys|Bowdog]]
*'''22''' [[Rabbit Kid#Toys|Rabbit Kid]]
*'''23''' [[Bluehorse#Toys|Bluehorse]]
*'''24''' [[Giader#Toys|Giader]]
*'''25''' [[Violethorn#Toys|Violethorn]]
*'''26''' [[Bombsheep#Toys|Bombsheep]]
*'''27''' [[Deaspider#Toys|Deaspider]]
*'''28''' [[Crabhit#Toys|Crabhit]]
*'''32''' [[Strong Hippo#Toys|Strong Hippo]]
*'''33''' [[Wavemoose#Toys|Wavemoose]]
*'''35''' [[Jungaroo#Toys|Jungaroo]]
*'''43''' [[Cuttledeep#Toys|Cuttledeep]]
*'''45''' [[Junior Dragon#Toys|Junior Dragon]]
*'''46''' [[Night Owl#Toys|Night Owl]]
*'''49''' [[Flying Attacker#Toys|Flying Attacker]]
*'''50''' [[Platinum Tiger#Toys|Platinum Tiger]]
*'''53''' [[Strong Panda#Toys|Strong Panda]]
*'''54''' [[Shield Dragon#Toys|Shield Dragon]]
*'''55''' [[Koala Gray#Toys|Koala Gray]]
*'''56''' [[Demonkey]]
*'''57''' [[Black Jaguar#Toys|Black Jaguar]]
*'''58''' [[Dream Eater#Toys|Dream Eater]]
*'''59''' [[Cobrander#Toys|Cobrander]]
*'''60''' [[Baboon#Toys|Baboon]]
*'''61''' [[Dog Hunter#Toys|Dog Hunter]]
*'''62''' [[Būpink#Toys|Būpink]]
*'''63''' [[Razorkukku#Toys|Razorkukku]]
*'''64''' [[Muskhorn#Toys|Muskhorn]]
*'''65''' [[Pangol#Toys|Pangol]]
*'''66''' [[Slo#Toys|Slo]]
*'''67''' [[Earthhog#Toys|Earthhog]]
*'''68''' [[White Cow#Toys|White Cow]]
*'''69''' [[Zebra Ball#Toys|Zebra Ball]]
*'''70''' [[Eagle Killer#Toys|Eagle Killer]]
*'''71''' [[Duck Diver#Toys|Duck Diver]]
*'''72''' [[Crowmax#Toys|Crowmax]]
*'''73''' [[Mingo Kid#Toys|Mingo Kid]]
*'''74''' [[Little Serow]]
*'''75''' [[Peguinis#Toys|Peguinis]]
*'''76''' [[Udan#Toys|Udan]]
}}
====Unreleased Beastformers====
*'''38''' [[Scout Mouse]]
*'''47''' [[Yellow Camelus]]

====Laser Beasts====
{{collist|5|
*'''77''' [[Blue Eagle]]
*'''78''' [[Sparkshark]]
*'''79''' [[Sairon]]
*'''80''' [[Unarchy]]
*'''81''' [[Tigerburn]]
*'''82''' [[Condorassin]]
*'''83''' [[Groundwolf]]
*'''84''' [[Flysailor]]
*'''85''' [[Zariganian]]
*'''86''' [[Rainbow Sam]]
*'''87''' [[Sur]]
*'''88''' [[Brainmouse]]
*'''89''' [[Brown Lion]]
*'''90''' [[Grencats]]
*'''91''' [[Fighthorn]]
*'''92''' [[Hustlebear]]
*'''93''' [[Battlefennec]]
*'''94''' [[Killerhound]]
*'''95''' [[Dragon Seahorn]]
*'''96''' [[Stronghurricane]]
*'''97''' [[Sea Panic]]
*'''98''' [[Puzzlecolor]]
*'''99''' [[Manteaufrenzy]]
*'''100''' [[Scopecougar]]
*'''101''' [[Skullgrotes]]
*'''102''' [[Kingbuster]]
*'''103''' [[Slag King]]
*'''104''' [[Jeerermonkey]]
*'''105''' [[Hornhead]]
*'''106''' [[Monkeyfighter]]
*'''107''' [[Flying Dragon]]
*'''108''' [[Kickback (LB)|Kickback]]
*'''110''' [[Green Rayfer]]
*'''111''' [[Salmomancer]]
*'''112''' [[Dinogator]]}}

====SD capsule/candy toys====
{{collist|4|
*'''1''' [[White Leo]]
*'''2''' [[Flykick]]
*'''3''' [[Hedgehog]]
*'''4''' [[Badshark]]
*'''5''' [[Bowdog]]
*'''6''' [[Rabbit Kid]]
*'''7''' [[Bluehorse]]
*'''8''' [[Giader]]
*'''9''' [[Violethorn]]
*'''10''' [[Bombsheep]]
*'''11''' [[Deaspider]]
*'''12''' [[Crabhit]]
*'''13''' [[Killer Fish]]
*'''14''' [[Devilbat]]
*'''15''' [[Alligatron]]
*'''16''' [[Beafox]]
*'''17''' [[Flying Attacker]]
*'''18''' [[Platinum Tiger]]
*'''19''' [[Koala Gray]]
*'''20''' [[Zebra Ball]]
}}

==''G-2''==
{{main|Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)#Takara G-2 line}}

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-02''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-03''' [[Electro|Effectro]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-04''' [[Volt|Autovolt]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-05''' [[Jolt (G2)|Hot Row]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-06''' [[Sizzle (G2)|Firebot]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-07''' [[Skyjack (G2)|Skyjack]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-08''' [[Space Case (G2)|Space Case]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-09''' [[Hooligan (G2)|Hooligan]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-10''' [[Dreadwing (G2)|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-11''' [[Road Rocket (G2)|Road Rocket]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-12''' [[Road Pig (G2)|Road Big]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-13''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Battle Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-14''' [[Aero Raid]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-15''' [[Strafe (G2)|Strafe]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-16''' [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Beast Wars''==
{{main|Transformers: Beast Wars (Japanese toyline)}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-m1|'''C-1''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-2''' [[Polar Claw|Whiteclaw]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-3''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Cheetus]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-4''' [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-5''' [[Rattrap (BW)|Rattle]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-6''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convobat]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-7''' [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-8''' [[Tigatron]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-9''' [[Wolfang (Maximal)|Howlinger]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-10''' [[Airazor (BW)|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-11''' [[Cybershark]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-12''' [[Apache]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-13''' [[Bighorn]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-14''' [[Tasmania Kid]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-15''' [[Scuba]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-16''' [[Lio Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-17''' [[Bigmos]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-18''' [[Powerhug (BW)|Powerhug]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-19''' [[Tonbot]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-20''' [[Mantis]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-21''' [[Drill Nuts]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-22''' [[Scissor Boy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-23''' [[DJ (BW)|DJ]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-24''' [[Motorarm (BW)|Motorarm]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-25''' [[Gimlet]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-26''' [[Lio Junior]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-27''' [[Skywarp (BW)|Skywarp]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-28''' [[Santon]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-29''' [[Longrack (BW)|Longrack]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-30''' [[Colada]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-31''' [[Stampy (BW)|Stampy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-32''' [[Break]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-33''' [[Rockbuster]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-34''' [[Randy (BW)|Randy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-35''' [[Big Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-36''' [[Mach Kick]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-37''' [[Sharp Edge]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-38''' [[Bump]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-39''' [[Survive]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-40''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Metals Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-41''' [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)|Silverbolt]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-42''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Metals Cheetus]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-43''' [[Rattrap (BW)|Metals Rattle]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-44''' [[Rhinox (BW)|Metals Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-45''' [[Airazor (BW)|Metals Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-46''' [[Depth Charge (BW)|Metals Depth Charge]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-47''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Metals Powered Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-48''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Metals Blackwidow]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-49''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Metals Cheetus 2]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-50''' [[Tigerhawk|Metals Tigerfalcon]]}}</ul>}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-p1|'''D-1''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-2''' [[Scorponok (BW)|Scorpos]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-3''' [[Waspinator (BW)|Waspeeter]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-4''' [[Tarantulas (BW)|Tarans]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-5''' [[Terrorsaur (BW)|Terrorsaurer]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-6''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megalligator]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-7''' [[Shadow Panther]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-8''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackwidow]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-9''' [[Buzz Saw (BW)|Buzz Saw]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-10''' [[Insecticon (BW)|Kuwagiger]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-11''' [[Inferno (BW)|Inferno]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-12''' [[Megastorm]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-13''' [[Starscream (BW)|Starscream]] & [[BB (BW)|BB]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-14''' [[Dirge (BW)|Dirge]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-15''' [[Thrust (BW)|Thrust]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-16''' [[Galvatron (BW)|Galvatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-17''' [[Autostinger]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-18''' [[Autocrusher]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-19''' [[Autojetter]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-20''' [[Autolauncher]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-21''' [[God Neptune]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-22''' [[Megastorm|Gigastorm]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-23''' [[Starscream (BW)|Hellscream]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-24''' [[BB (BW)|Max-B]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-25''' [[Dirge (BW)|Dirgegun]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-26''' [[Thrust (BW)|Thrustor]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-27''' N/A}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-28''' N/A}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-29''' [[Guiledart]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-30''' [[Saberback]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-31''' [[Sling (BW)|Sling]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-32''' [[Dead End (BW)|Dead End]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-33''' [[Hydra (BW)|Hydra]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-34''' [[Crazybolt (BW)|Crazybolt]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-35''' [[Magmatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-36''' [[Archadis]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-37''' [[Hardhead (BW)|Hardhead]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-38''' [[Bazooka (BW)|Bazooka]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-39''' [[Killer Punch]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-40''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Metals Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-41''' [[Rampage (BW)|Metals Rampage]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-42''' [[Waspinator (BW)|Metals Waspeeter]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-43''' [[Terrorsaur (BW)|Metals Terrorsaurer]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-44''' [[Tarantulas (BW)|Metals Tarans]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-45''' [[Quickstrike (BW)|Quickstrike]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-46''' [[Inferno (BW)|Metals Inferno]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-47''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Metals Dragon Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-48''' [[Dinobot II|Metals Dinobot]]}}</ul>}}

===VS sets===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-1''' Strongest Beast Showdown: Convoy VS Megatron}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-2''' Arctic Showdown: Whiteclaw VS Scorpos}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-3''' Quickest Showdown: Cheetus VS Waspeeter}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-4''' Ferocious Showdown: Dinobot VS Tarans}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-5''' Rocky Mountain Showdown: Rattle VS Terrorsaurer}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-6''' Amazon Showdown: Convobat VS Megalligator}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-7''' Wilderness Showdown: Rhinox VS Shadow Panther}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-8''' Deep Forest Showdown: Tigatron VS Blackwidow}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-9''' Darkness Showdown: Howlinger VS Buzz Saw}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-10''' Heaven Showdown: Airazor VS Kuwagiger}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-11''' Hell Showdown: Cybershark VS Inferno}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-12''' Cannon Showdown: Apache VS Megastorm}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-13''' 2 Against 1 Showdown: Bighorn VS Starscream & BB}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-14''' Land Horizon Showdown: Tasmania Kid VS Dirge}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-15''' Sea Horizon Showdown: Scuba VS Thrust}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-16''' History's Greatest Showdown: Lio Convoy VS Galvatron}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-17''' Frontier Showdown: Bigmos VS Autostinger}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-18''' Heavy Armor Showdown: Powerhug VS Autocrusher}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-19''' Stratospheric Showdown: Tonbot VS Autojetter}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-20''' Discus Showdown: Mantis VS Autolauncher}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-21''' to '''VS-28''' N/A}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-29''' Savanna Showdown: Longrack VS Guiledart}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-30''' Desert Showdown: Colada VS Saberback}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-31''' Prairie Showdown: Stampy VS Sling}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-32''' Undersea Showdown: Break VS Dead End}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-33''' Backwater Showdown: Rockbuster VS Hydra}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-34''' Explosive Showdown: Randy VS Crazybolt}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-35''' Cosmic Showdown: Big Convoy VS Magmatron}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-36''' Favorites Showdown: Mach Kick VS Archadis}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-37''' Master Fencer Showdown: Sharp Edge VS Hardhead}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-38''' Extreme Showdown: Bump VS Bazooka}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-39''' Roaring Showdown: Survive VS Killer Punch}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-40''' Destined Showdown: Metals Convoy VS Metals Megatron}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-41''' Brave Showdown: Silverbolt VS Metals Rampage}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-42''' Gusty Showdown: Metals Cheetus VS Metals Waspeeter}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-43''' Flash Showdown: Metals Rattle VS Metals Terrorsaurer}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-44''' Strength Showdown: Metals Rhinox VS Metals Tarans}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-45''' Heatwave Showdown: Metals Airazor VS Quickstrike}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-46''' Ocean Bottom Showdown: Metals Depth Charge VS Metals Inferno}}</ul>}}

===Other===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-m1p1|'''VS-S1''' Amazon Showdown: [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convobat]] VS [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megalligator]]}}
{{Bp-mn|'''S-2''' [[Moon (BW)|Moon]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''S-3''' [[Heinrad (BW)|Heinrad]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''VS-X1''' [[Volcano Base|Volcano]] Showdown: [[Armordillo|Armor]] VS [[Snapper]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''X-2''' [[Diver (BW)|Diver]] & [[Niagara Base]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''X-3''' [[Tripledacus]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''X-4''' [[Magnaboss (BWII)|Magnaboss]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''X-5''' [[Ikard]] & [[Tako Tank]]}}
{{bp-uc|'''X-6''' [[Latolata]]}}
{{bp-uc|'''X-7''' [[Elphaorpha]]}}
{{bp-uc|'''X-8''' [[Drancron]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''X-9''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys|Metals Jaguar]]}}</ul>
}}

===Egg Beasts===
{{collist|2|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''EC-1''' [[Eggleo]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''EC-2''' [[Eggbird]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''EC-3''' [[Eggbot (BW)|Eggbot]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''ED-1''' [[Dark Eggleo]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''ED-2''' [[Dark Eggbird]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''ED-3''' [[Dark Eggbot]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Car Robots''==
{{main|Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)#Takara Car Robots toyline}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''C-001''' [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Super Fire Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-002''' [[X-Brawn|Wildride]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-003''' [[Prowl (RID)|Mach Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-004''' [[Side Burn (RID)|Speedbreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-005''' [[Hot Shot (RID)|Art Fire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-006''' [[R.E.V.|Eagle Killer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-007''' [[W.A.R.S.|Wars]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-008''' [[Crosswise (RID)|X-Car]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-009''' [[Ironhide (RID)|Ox]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-010''' [[Mirage (RID)|Counter Arrow]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-011''' [[Spychanger]]s DX6 Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-012''' [[Railspike (RID)|J-Five]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-013''' [[Rapid Run (RID)|J-Seven]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-014''' [[Midnight Express (RID)|J-Four]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-015''' [[Rail Racer (RID)|JRX]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-016''' [[Skid-Z (RID)|Indy Heat]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-017''' [[Tow-Line (RID)|Wrecker Hook]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-018''' [[Wedge (RID)|Build Boy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-019''' [[Grimlock (RID 2001)|Build Hurricane]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-020''' [[Heavy Load (RID)|Build Typhoon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-021''' [[Hightower (RID)|Build Cyclone]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-022''' [[Landfill (RID)|Build King]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-023''' [[Ultra Magnus (RID)|God Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-024''' [[X-Brawn|Super Wildride]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-025''' [[Prowl (RID)|Super Mach Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-026''' [[Side Burn (RID)|Super Speedbreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-027''' [[Fortress Maximus (RID)|Brave Maximus]]}}</ul>
}}

===Destrongers===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-p1|'''D-001''' [[Megatron (RID)|Gigatron]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-002''' [[Gas Skunk|Gaskunk]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-003''' [[Dark Scream|Guildo]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-004''' [[Slapper (RID)|Goosher]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-005''' [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Gelshark]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-006''' [[Rollbar (RID)|Greejeeber]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-007''' [[Armorhide (RID)|Dangar]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-008''' [[Movor|Shuttler]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-009''' [[Ro-Tor (RID)|Hepter]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-010''' [[Mega-Octane|Dolrailer]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-011''' [[Ruination (RID)|Baldigus]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-012''' [[Scourge (RID)|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-013''' [[Megatron (RID)|Devil Gigatron]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Choro Q''==
{{main|Choro-Q}}

{{collist|2|<ul>{{bp-a1|'''Q/01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy TV Version]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''Q/02''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy Metallic Version]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''Q/03''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron TV Version]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''Q/04''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron Black Version]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''Q/05''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Rodimus Convoy TV Version]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''Q/06''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Rodimus Convoy Metallic Version]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Legends of the Microns''==
{{main|Transformers: Armada (toyline)#Takara Legends of the Microns toyline}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|Convoy Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-02''' [[Red Alert (Armada)|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-03''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-04''' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Grap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-05''' [[Laserbeak (Armada)|Cyberhawk]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-06''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|STD Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-07''' [[Scavenger (Armada)|Devastor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-08''' [[Blurr (Armada)|Silverbolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-09''' [[Jetfire (Armada)|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-10''' [[Side Swipe (Armada)|Stepper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-11''' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Grap Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-12''' [[Red Alert (Armada)|Ratchet Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-13''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Rod Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-14''' [[Overload (Armada)|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-XX''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|Magna Convoy DX Set]]}}</ul>
}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''MD-01''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-02''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-03''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-04''' [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Sandstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-05''' [[Thrust (Armada)|Thrust]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-06''' [[Tidal Wave (Armada)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-07''' [[Wheeljack (Armada)|Rampage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-08''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Megatron Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-09''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Starscream Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-10''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Ironhide Super Mode]]}}</ul>
}}

===Microns===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-mc|'''MM-01''' [[Street Action Mini-Con Team|Street Action Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-02''' [[Air Defense Mini-Con Team (Armada)|Air Defense Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-03''' [[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-04''' [[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-05''' [[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-06''' [[Street Speed Mini-Con Team|Street Speed Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-07''' [[Air Defense Mini-Con Team (Armada)|Air Defense Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-08''' [[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-09''' [[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-10''' [[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-11''' [[Air Military Mini-Con Team|Air Military Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-12''' [[Air Military Mini-Con Team|Air Military Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-13''' [[Space Mini-Con Team|Space Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-14''' [[Space Mini-Con Team|Space Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-15''' [[Sea Mini-Con Team|Sea Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-16''' [[Adventure Mini-Con Team|Adventure Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-17''' [[Aerial Extermination Mini-Con Team|Air Assault Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-18''' [[Sea Mini-Con Team|Sea Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-19''' [[Adventure Mini-Con Team|Adventure Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-20''' [[Emergency Mini-Con Team|Emergency Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-21''' [[Emergency Mini-Con Team|Emergency Micron Exdimensions]]}}</ul>
}}

===Unicron===
<ul>
{{bp-unimc|'''MX-00''' [[Unicron/toys|Unicron]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''MX-01''' [[Sideways (Armada)|Double Face]]}}</ul>

===Multipacks===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MS-01''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Rod]] & [[Air Defense Mini-Con Team (Armada)|Air Defense Micron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MS-02''' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Grap]] & [[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MS-03''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Ironhide]] & [[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MS-04''' [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Sandstorm]] & [[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MS-05''' [[Blurr (Armada)|Silverbolt]] & [[Street Speed Mini-Con Team|Street Speed Micron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MS-06''' [[Thrust (Armada)|Thrust]] & [[Air Military Mini-Con Team|Air Military Micron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MS-07''' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Grap Super Mode]] & [[Adventure Mini-Con Team|Adventure Micron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MS-08''' [[Wheeljack (Armada)|Rampage]] & [[Aerial Extermination Mini-Con Team|Air Assault Micron]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Rescue Heroes Go-Bots''==
{{main|Kids' Transformers: Rescue Hero Go-Bots}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-01''' [[Max (Go-Bots)|Max]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-02''' [[Billy (Go-Bots)|Billy]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-03''' [[Chuck (Go-Bots)|Chuck]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-04''' [[Greg (Go-Bots)|Greg]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-05''' [[Beck]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-06''' [[Robert]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-07''' [[Smith (Go-Bots)|Smith]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-08''' [[Ted (Go-Bots)|Ted]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-09''' [[Paul (Go-Bots)|Paul]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-10''' [[Pete]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-11''' [[Chopper (Go-Bots)|Chopper]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-12''' [[Michael (Go-Bots)|Michael]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-13''' [[J.J]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-14''' [[Kid]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-15''' [[Paul Jr.]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-16''' [[Gong (Go-Bots)|Gong]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-17''' [[George (Go-Bots)|George]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-18''' [[Roy (Go-Bots)|Roy]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-19''' [[Randy (Go-Bots)|Randy]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-20''''' ''Mini A: Ambulance''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-21''''' ''Mini B: Steam Locomotive''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-22''''' ''Mini C: Train''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-23''''' ''Mini B&C Set''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-24''''' ''ATV''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-25''''' ''Motorbike''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-26''''' ''NASCAR''}}</ul>
}}

==''Super Link''==
{{main|Transformers: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|Grand Convoy]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-02''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Shot]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-03''' [[Inferno (Energon)|Inferno]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-04''' [[Ironhide (Energon)|Roadbuster]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-05''' [[Jetfire (Armada)|Skyfire]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-06''' [[Strongarm (Energon)|Blastarm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-07''' [[Skyblast (Energon)|Airglide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-08''' [[Energon Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-09''' [[Perceptor (Armada)|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-10''' [[Rodimus (Energon)|Rodimus Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-11''' [[Prowl (Energon)|Red Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-12''' [[Signal Flare (Energon)|Signal Flare]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-13''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|SL Grand Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-14''' [[Kicker Jones|Kicker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-15''' [[Landmine (Energon)|Landmine]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-16''' [[Arcee (Energon)|Ariel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-17''' [[Wing Saber (Energon)|Wing Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-18''' [[Cliffjumper (Energon)|Overdrive]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-19''' [[Downshift (Energon)|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-20''' [[Bulkhead (Energon)|Sprung]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-21''' [[Inferno (Energon)|Inferno Volt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-22''' [[Omega Supreme (Energon)|Omega Supreme]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-23''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Shot Fire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-24''' [[Ironhide (Energon)|Roadbuster Wild]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-25''' [[Jetfire (Armada)|Skyfire Sonic]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-26''' [[Superion Maximus|Superion]]}}
</ul>
}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''SD-01''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Nightscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-02''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-03''' [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Sandstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-04''' [[Tidal Wave (Armada)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-05''' [[Scorponok (Energon)|MegaZarak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-06''' [[Battle Ravage|Command Jaguar]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-07''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-08''' [[Divebomb (Energon)|Shadowhawk]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-09''' [[Command Ravage|Command Jaguar Desert Type]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-10''' [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Snowstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-11''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Irontread]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-12''' [[Cruellock|Dinobot]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-13''' [[Blackout (Terrorcon)|Shadowhawk Cosmo Type]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-14''' [[Shockblast|Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-15''' [[Tidal Wave (Armada)|Shockfleet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-16''' [[Insecticon (Energon)|Chromhorn]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-17''' [[Dinobot Magma Type]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-18''' [[Chromhorn|Chromhorn Forest Type]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-19''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Nightscream Reverse]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-20''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Galvatron General]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-21''' [[Bruticus Maximus (Energon)|Bruticus]]}}
</ul>
}}

===Super Link Sets===
<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SS-01''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Shot]] & [[Inferno (Energon)|Inferno]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-02''' [[Ironhide (Energon)|Roadbuster]] & [[Jetfire (Armada)|Jetfire]]}}</ul>

===Exclusives===
<ul>{{bp-d1|'''EX-01''' [[Constructicon Maximus|Buildron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-02''' [[Arcee (Energon)|Ariel Paradron Type]]}}
{{bp-unimc|'''MX-00''' [[Unicron/toys|Unicron Black Version]]}}</ul>

==''Binaltech''==
{{main|Transformers: Alternators#Toys 2}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BT-01''' [[Smokescreen (G1)|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-02''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-03''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys|Streak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-04''' [[Hound (G1)|Hound]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-05''' [[Dead End (G1)|Dead End]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-06''' [[Tracks (G1)|Tracks]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-07''' [[Smokescreen (G1)|Smokescreen GT]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-08''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys|Meister]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-09''' [[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-10''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-11''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys|Ravage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-12''' [[Overdrive]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-13''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys|Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-14''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-15''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-16''' [[Skids (G1)|Skids]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-17''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-18''' [[Mirage (G1)|Ligier]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-19''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys|Bluestreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-20''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys|Argent Meister]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-21''' [[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-22''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Binaltech Asterisk''==
{{main|The Transformers: Binaltech Asterisk}}

<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BTA-01''' [[Red Alert (G1)|Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BTA-02''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BTA-03''' [[Blaster (G1)|Broadblast]]}}</ul>

==''Masterpiece''==
{{main|The Transformers: Masterpiece}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MP-1''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-1B''' [[Eldedroid#Masterpiece|Convoy Black Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-1L''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#lastshot|Convoy Last Production]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-2''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-3''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-3G''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Starscream Ghost Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-4''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp4|Convoy Perfect Edition]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-4S''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#sleepmode|Convoy Sleep Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-5''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-5G''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#MasterpieceGoldMegs|Megatron Gold Ver.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-6''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-7''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-8''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-8X''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#King|King Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-9''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Rodimus Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-9B''' [[Black Rodimus Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp10|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10A''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mpbape|Convoy (BAPE ver.)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10ASL''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#atmossafari|Convoy (atmos safari LEBRON Ver.)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-10B''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#Masterpiece|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10DC''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#atmosduck|Convoy (atmos duckcamo Ver.)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10K''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mpbape3|Convoy (BAPE BLACKCAMO ver.)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10R''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mpbape2|Convoy (BAPE REDCAMO ver.)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#MP11|Starscream Ver.2.0]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11A''' [[Acid Storm (G1)#Masterpiece|Acid Storm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11ND''' [[Dirge (G1)#Masterpiece|Dirge]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11NR''' [[Ramjet (G1)#Masterpiece|Ramjet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11NT''' [[Thrust (G1)#Masterpiece|Thrust]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11S''' [[Sunstorm (G1)#Masterpiece|Sunstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11SW''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#Masterpiece11SW|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11T''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#MP-11T|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-12''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-12+''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#MP12+|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-12G''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Lambor G2 Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-12T''' [[Tigertrack#Masterpiece|Tigertrack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-13''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-13B''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Soundblaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-14''' [[Red Alert (G1)#Masterpiece|Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-14+''' [[Red Alert (G1)#Masterpiece|Alert Anime Color Edition]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-14C''' [[Clampdown (G1)#Masterpiece|Clampdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-15''' [[Rumble (G1)#Masterpiece|Rumble]] & [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Jaguar]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-16''' [[Frenzy (G1)#Masterpiece|Frenzy]] & [[Buzzsaw (G1)#Masterpiece|Buzzsaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-15/16-E''' [[Autobot Mini-Cassette|Cassettbot]] VS [[Decepticon Mini-Cassette|Cassettron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-17''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-17+''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys#MasterpieceAnimeColor|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-18''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Streak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-18+''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#MP18Plus|Streak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-18B''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#MP18B|Bluestreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-18S''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#MP18S|Silverstreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-19''' [[Smokescreen (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-19+''' [[Smokescreen (G1)/toys#MP19+|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-20''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-20+''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#MasterpieceAnimeColor|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-21''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Bumble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-21G''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#G2 Masterpiece|Bumble G-2 Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-21R''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#MasterpieceRedBumble|Bumble Red Body]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-22''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-23''' [[Exhaust#Masterpiece|Exhaust]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-24''' [[Star Saber (G1)#Masterpiece|Star Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-25''' [[Tracks (G1)#Masterpiece|Tracks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-25L''' [[Loudpedal#Masterpiece|Loudpedal]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-26''' [[Road Rage (G1)#Masterpiece|Road Rage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-27''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-28''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#MP28|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-29''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Destron Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-29+''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#MP29Plus|Destron Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-30''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-31''' [[Delta Magnus#Masterpiece|Delta Magnus]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-32''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Masterpiece|Convoy (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-33''' [[Inferno (G1)#Masterpiece|Inferno]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-34''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#Masterpiece|Cheetus (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''MP-34S''' [[Shadow Panther#Masterpiece|Shadow Panther (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-35''' [[Grapple (G1)#Masterpiece|Grapple]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-36''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#MP36|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-36+''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#MP36Plus|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-37''' [[Artfire#Masterpiece|Artfire]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-38''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#MP38|Convoy (Beast Wars) Legendary Leader Ver.]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-38+''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#MP38Plus|Burningconvoy (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-39''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-39+''' [[Spin-Out (G1)#Masterpiece|Spinout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-40''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#MP40|Targetmaster Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-41''' [[Dinobot (BW)#Masterpiece|Dinobot (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-42''' [[Cordon#Masterpiece|Cordon]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''MP-43''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Masterpiece|Megatron (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-44''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#35th|Convoy Ver.3.0]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-44S''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#MP44S|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-45''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#MP45|Bumble Ver.2.0]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''MP-46''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)#Masterpiece|Blackwidow (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-47''' [[Hound (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Hound]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-48''' [[Lio Convoy#Masterpiece|Lio Convoy (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''MP-48+''' [[Dark Amber Leo Prime#Toys|Dark Amber Leoprime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-49''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#MP49|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-50''' [[Tigatron#Masterpiece|Tigatron (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-51''' [[Arcee (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-52''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#MP52|Starscream Ver.3.0]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-52+''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#MP52|Thundercracker Ver.2.0]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-52+SW''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#MP52|Skywarp Ver.2.0]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-53''' [[Skids (G1)#Masterpiece|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-53+''' [[Crosscut (G1)#Masterpiece|Senatorcrosscut]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-53+B''' [[Burn Out (Diaclone)#Masterpiece|Dia Burnout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-54''' [[Reboost#Toys|Reboost]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-55''' [[Nightbird (G1)#Masterpiece|Nightbirdshadow]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-56''' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Trailbreaker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-56+''' [[Riggorus#Masterpiece|Riggorus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-57''' [[Jetfire (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Skyfire]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-58''' [[Hoist (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Hoist]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''MP-59''' [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#Masterpiece|Rhinox (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-711''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp711|Convoy (7-Eleven ver.)]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Robotmasters''==
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''RM-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Robotmasters|G1 Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-02''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Robotmasters|Beast Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-03''' [[Mirage (G1)#Robotmasters|Ligier]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-04''' [[Tow-Line (RID)|Wrecker Hook]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-05''' [[R-Blade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-06''' [[Air Hunter]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-07''' [[Bound Rogue]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-08''' [[Wingstun]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-09''' [[Psycho-Orb]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-10''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Robotmasters|G1 Convoy]] + DVD}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-11''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Robotmasters|Beast Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-12''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Robotmasters|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-13''' [[Smokesniper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-14''' [[Gigant Bomb]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-15''' [[Star Saber (G1)#Robotmasters|Star Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-16''' [[Ginrai (robot)#Robotmasters|Victory Leo]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-17''' [[Star Saber (G1)#Robotmasters|Victory Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-18''' [[Road Rocket (G2)#Robotmasters|Road Rocket]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-19''' [[Sideways (RM)#Robotmasters|Double Face]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''RM-20''' [[Delta Seeker]] vs [[X-Gunner]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-21''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Robotmasters|Burning Beast Convoy]]+DVD}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-22''' [[Lio Convoy#Robotmasters|Lio Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-23''' [[Lio Convoy#Robotmasters|Lio Convoy]]+DVD}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-24''' [[Reverse Convoy]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Beast Wars Returns''==
{{main|Beast Machines: Transformers (toyline)#Takara Beast Wars Returns toyline}}

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-m2|'''BR-01''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-02''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Cheetus]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-03''' [[Rattrap (BW)|Rattle]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-04''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackwidow]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-05''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-06''' [[Tankor (BM)|Vehicon Tankor]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-07''' [[Jetstorm (BM)|Vehicon Jetstorm]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-08''' [[Thrust (BM)|Vehicon Thrust]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-09''' [[Nightscream (BM)|Nightscream]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-10''' [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)|Silverbolt]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-11''' [[Noble (BM)|Noble Savage]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-12''' [[Grand Mal|Megahead]] [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-13''' [[Strika (BM)|Vehicon Strika]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-14''' [[Obsidian (BM)|Vehicon Obsidian]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Galaxy Force''==
{{main|Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)#Takara Galaxy Force toyline}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''GC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Cybertron|Galaxy Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-02''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Exillion]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-03''' [[Vector Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-04''' [[Jetfire (Armada)|Dreadrock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-05''' [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Jackshot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-06''' [[Scattorshot (Cybertron)|Backpack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-07''' [[Recon Mini-Con Team|Micron Team]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-08''' [[Street Speed Mini-Con Team|Auto Micron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-09''' [[Landmine (Energon)|Guardshell]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-10''' [[Override (Cybertron)|Nitro Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-11''' [[Red Alert (Armada)|First Aid]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-12''' [[Clocker (Cybertron)|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-13''' [[Brakedown (Cybertron)|Autolander]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-14''' [[Snarl (Cybertron)|Fang Wolf]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-15''' [[Backstop (Cybertron)|Saidos]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-16''' [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Ligerjack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-17''' [[Crosswise (Cybertron)|Autovolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-18''' [[Evac (Cybertron)|Live Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-19''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Exigeyser]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-20''' [[Scattorshot (Cybertron)|Backguild]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-21''' [[Red Alert (Armada)|First Gunner]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-22''' [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Cybertron|Sonic Bomber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-23''' [[Metroplex (Cybertron)|Megalo Convoy]]}}</ul>
}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''GD-01''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Master Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-02''' [[Thundercracker (Armada)|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-03''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-04''' [[Crumplezone (Cybertron)|Landbullet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-05''' [[Ransack (Cybertron)|Gasket]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-06''' [[Dirt Boss (Cybertron)|Inch Up]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-07''' [[Scourge (Cybertron)|Flame Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-08''' [[Undermine (Cybertron)|Dino Shout]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-09''' [[Mudflap (Cybertron)|Demolishor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-10''' [[Brimstone (Cybertron)|Terashaver]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-11''' [[Thunderblast (Decepticon)|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-12''' [[Lugnutz|Roadstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-13''' [[Scrapmetal (race)|Rumble]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-14''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Master Galvatron]]}}</ul>
}}

===VS Sets===
<ul>
{{bp-a1d1|'''GS-01''' [[Buzzsaw (Cybertron)|Buzz Saw]] vs [[Blurr (Cybertron)|Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''GS-02''' [[Runamuck (Cybertron)|Runabout]] vs [[Longrack (Cybertron)|Longrack]]}}</ul>

===Planet X===
<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''GX-01''' [[Sideways (Armada)|Noisemaze]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GX-02''' [[Soundwave (Cybertron)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GX-03''' [[Logos Prime|Soundblaster]]}}</ul>

===Exclusives===
<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''EX-01''' [[Nemesis Breaker|Dark Ligerjack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-02''' [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Cybertron|Sonic]] [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Cybertron|Convoy]]}}</ul>

==''Beast Wars Telemocha Series''==
{{main|Transformers: Beast Wars Telemocha Series}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''TM-01''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-02''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-03''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Cheetus]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-04''' [[Waspinator (BW)|Waspeeter]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-05''' [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-06''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackwidow]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-07''' [[Colada]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-08''' [[Archadis]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-09''' [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-10''' [[Wolfang (Predacon)|Wolfang]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-11''' [[Tigatron]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-12''' [[Gimlet]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-13''' [[Motorarm (BW)|Motorarm]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-SP''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|DX Convoy]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-SP''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|DX Megatron]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Movie''==
{{main|Transformers (2007 toyline)}}

===Autobots===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MA-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-02''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Autobot Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-04''' [[Jazz (Movie)|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-05''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Protoform Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-06''' [[Spy Shot 6]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-07''' [[Speed Dial 800]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-08''' [[Longview (Movie)|Longview]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-09''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-10''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|New Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-11''' [[Arcee (Movie)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-12''' [[High Score 100]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-13''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Twin Blaster Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-14''' [[Jazz (Movie)|Final Battle Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-15''' [[Longarm (Movie)|Longarm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-16''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Rescue Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-17''' [[Night Beat 7]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-18''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Nightwatch Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-19''' [[Landmine (Movie)|Landmine]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-20''' [[Arcee (Movie)|Black Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-21''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime Battle Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-22''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee Battle Mode]]}}</ul>
}}

===Decepticons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''MD-01''' [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-02''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-03''' [[Brawl (Movie)|Decepticon Brawl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-04''' [[Scorponok (Movie)|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-05''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Protoform Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-06''' [[Power Up VT6]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-07''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-08''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-09''' [[Bonecrusher (Movie)|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-10''' [[Wreckage (Movie)|Wreckage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-11''' [[Swindle (Movie)|Swindle]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-12''' [[Booster X10]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-13''' [[Zoom Out 25X]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-14''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Frozen Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-15''' [[Dreadwing (Movie)|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-16''' [[Meantime (Movie)|Meantime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-17''' [[Payload (Movie)|Payload]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-18''' [[Dropkick (Movie)|Dropkick]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-19''' [[Thundercracker (Movie)|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-20''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys|Recon Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-21''' [[Wire Tap V20]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-22''' [[Incinerator (Movie)|Incinerator]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-23''' [[Stockade (Movie)|Stockade]]}}</ul>
}}

===Screen Battles===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SB-01''' First Encounter}}
{{bp-d1|'''SB-02''' Final Stand}}
{{bp-d1|'''SB-03''' Desert Attack}}
{{bp-a1|'''SB-04''' Capture of Bumblebee}}</ul>
}}

==''Henkei! Henkei!''==
{{main|Henkei! Henkei! Transformers (toyline)}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''C-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-02''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Bumble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-03''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-04''' [[Mirage (G1)|Ligier]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-05''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-06''' [[Jetfire (G1)|Skyfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-07''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-08''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-09''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-10''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys|Streak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-11''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-12''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Cybertron Cheetus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-13''' [[Hound (G1)|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-14''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-15''' [[Inferno (G1)|Cybertron Inferno]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-16''' [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-17''' [[Hot Shot (Henkei!)|Cybertron Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-18''' Minibot Attack Team}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-19''' Minibot Spy Team}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-20''' [[Red Alert (G1)|Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-21''' [[Smokescreen (G1)|Smokescreen]]}}</ul>
}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''D-01''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-02''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-03''' [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-04''' [[Ramjet (G1)|Ramjet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-05''' [[Octane|Destron Octone]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-06''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-07''' [[Cyclonus (G1)/toys|Cyclonus]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Revenge''==
{{main|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)}}

===Autobots===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''RA-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-02''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-04''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-05''' [[Breakaway (ROTF)|Autobot Breakaway]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-06''' [[Rollbar (ROTF)|Rollbar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-07''' [[Knock Out (ROTF)|Autobot Knock Out]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-08''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Desert Tracker Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-09''' [[Wheelie (ROTF)|Autobot Wheelie]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-10''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-11''' [[Chromia (ROTF)|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-12''' [[Depthcharge (ROTF)|Depthcharge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-13''' [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-14''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Cannon Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-15''' [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-16''' [[Dune Runner (ROTF)|Dune Runner]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-17''' [[Stratosphere]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-18''' [[Blazemaster|Autobot Blazemaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-19''' [[Jolt (ROTF)|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-20''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]] & [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-21''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]] & [[Sam Witwicky]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-22''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sideswipe]] & [[Robert Epps|Colonel Epps]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-23''' [[Arcee (Movie)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-24''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Buster Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-25''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]] & [[Mikaela Banes]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-26''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|N.E.S.T. Recon Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-27''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|N.E.S.T. Alliance Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-28''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|N.E.S.T. Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-29''' [[Brawn (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Brawn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-30''' [[Scattorshot (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Scattorshot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-31''' [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]] & [[Seymour Simmons|Agent Simmons]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-32''' [[Jazz (Movie)|Autobot Jazz]] & [[William Lennox|Captain Lennox]]}}</ul>
}}

===Decepticons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''RD-01''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-02''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-03''' [[Demolishor (ROTF)|Demolishor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-04''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-05''' [[Sideways (ROTF)|Sideways]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-06''' [[Rampage (ROTF)|Decepticon Rampage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-07''' [[Dead End (ROTF)|Dead End]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-08''' [[Dirt Boss (ROTF)|Dirt Boss]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-09''' [[Ransack (ROTF)|Ransack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-10''' [[The Fallen|Fallen]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-11''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-12''' [[Mixmaster (ROTF)|Mixmaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-13''' [[Ravage (ROTF)|Ravage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-14''' [[Scalpel (ROTF)|Scalpel]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-15''' [[Ejector]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-16''' [[Devastator (ROTF)|Constructicon Devastator]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-17''' [[Long Haul (ROTF)|Long Haul]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-18''' [[Grindor (ROTF)|Grindor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-19''' [[Demolishor (ROTF)|Demolishor Shanghai Attack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-20''' [[Bludgeon (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Bludgeon]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-21''' [[Rampage (ROTF)|Decepticon Rampage Desert Combat]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-22''' [[Dirge (Movie)|N.E.S.T. Dirge]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-23''' [[Brakedown (ROTF)|Scout Brakedown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-24''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys|Decepticon Barricade]] & [[Frenzy (Movie)|Frenzy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-25''' [[Mindwipe (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Mindwipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-26''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Decepticon Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-27''' [[Skystalker (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Skystalker]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Animated''==
{{main|Transformers Animated (toyline)#TakaraTomy Animated toyline}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TA-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-02''' [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-03''' [[Bulkhead (Animated)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-04''' [[Ratchet (Animated)|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-05''' [[Prowl (Animated)|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-06''' [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-07''' [[Starscream (Animated)|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-08''' [[Lockdown (Animated)|Decepticon Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-09''' [[Blackarachnia (Animated)|Blackarachnia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-10''' [[Cliffjumper (Animated)|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-11''' [[Dirge (Animated)|Dirge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-12''' [[Arcee (Animated)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-13''' [[Blitzwing (Animated)|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-14''' [[Shockwave (Animated)|Decepticon Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-15''' [[Lugnut (Animated)|Decepticon Lugnut]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-16''' [[Soundwave (Animated)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-17''' [[Grimlock (Animated)|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-18''' [[Snarl (Animated)|Snarl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-19''' [[Swoop (Animated)|Autobot Swoop]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-20''' [[Blackout (Animated)|Blackout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-21''' [[Jetfire (Animated)|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-22''' [[Jetstorm (Animated)|Jetstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-23''' [[Skywarp (Animated)|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-24''' [[Thundercracker (Animated)|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-25''' [[Soundwave (Animated)|Soundblaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-26''' [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-27''' [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-28''' [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Autobot Sentinel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-29''' [[Jazz (Animated)|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-30''' [[Blurr (Animated)|Autobot Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-31''' [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Elite Guard Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-32''' [[Wreck-Gar (Animated)|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-33''' [[Rodimus Prime (Animated)|Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-34''' [[Prowl (Animated)|Samurai Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-35''' [[Sunstorm (Animated)|Decepticon Sunstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-36''' [[Swindle (Animated)|Swindle]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-37''' [[Wasp]]inator}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-38''' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Wingblade Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-39''' [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Jet Pack Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-40''' [[Ratchet (Animated)|Ratchet Cybertronmode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-41''' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-42''' [[Oil Slick (Animated)|Oil Slick]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-43''' [[Bulkhead (Animated)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-44''' [[Ironhide (Animated)|Armorhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-45''' [[Shockwave (Animated)|Decepticon Shockwave Original Ver.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-46''' [[Lockdown (Animated)|Blazing Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-47''' [[Soundwave (Animated)|Soundwave Electrostatic]]}}</ul>}}

===VS sets===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-A''' The Summit Battle: Optimus Prime VS Megatron}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-B''' Blazing Bullets: Bumblebee VS Starscream}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-C''' Sworn Enemies: Ratchet VS Lockdown}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-D''' Rockin'On Battle: Ironhide VS Soundwave}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-E''' Battle in the Dark: Prowl VS Blitzwing}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-F''' Optimus Prime VS Megatron Cybertronmode}}
{{bp-a1|'''G''' [[Safeguard (Animated)|Safeguard]]}}</ul>}}

==''Masterpiece Movie Series''==
{{main|The Transformers: Masterpiece#Masterpiece Movie Series}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-01''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM03|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-04''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM04|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-05''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM05|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-06''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-07''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM07|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-08''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece Movie Series|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-09''' [[Jazz (Movie)#Masterpiece Movie Series|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-10''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM10|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-10R''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#MPM10R|Starscream (Revenge of the Fallen Ver.)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-11''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece Movie Series|Autobot Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-11D''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece Movie Series|Ratchet Darkside Moon Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-12''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM12|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-12N''' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Masterpiece_Movie_Series|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-13''' [[Blackout (Movie)#MPM13|Decepticon Blackout]] & [[Scorponok (Movie)#MPM13|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-14''' [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Masterpiece Movie Series|Bonecrusher]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Autobot Alliance''==
{{main|Transformers (2010 toyline)#TakaraTomy Autobot Alliance toyline}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''AA-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Battle Blade Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Battle Blade Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-03''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AA-04''' [[Insecticon (Movie)|Insecticon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-05''' [[Sea Spray (TF 2010)|Sea Spray]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-06''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sidearm Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-07''' [[Breacher (TF 2010)|Breacher]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-08''' [[Elita-One (Movie)|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-09''' [[Hubcap (TF 2010)|Hubcap]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AA-10''' [[Brimstone (TF 2010)|Brimstone]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-11''' [[Highbrow (TF 2010)|Highbrow]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-12''' [[Tomahawk (TF 2010)|Tomahawk]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AA-13''' [[Hailstorm (TF 2010)|Hailstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AA-14''' [[Terradive (TF 2010)|Terradive]]}}
</ul>}}

==''United''==
{{main|Transformers United}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''UN-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#United|Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-02''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#United|Bumblebee Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-03''' [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys#United|Cliffjumper Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-04''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#United|Megatron Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-05''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#United|Soundwave Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-06''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#United/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-07''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#United|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-08''' [[Drift (G1)#United 2|Autobot Drift]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-09''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#United|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-10''' [[Straxus (G1)#United 2|Straxus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-11''' [[Grapple (G1)#United|Autobot Grapple]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-12''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys#United|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-13''' [[Tracks (G1)#United|Autobot Tracks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-14''' [[Lugnut (TF 2010)#United 2|Decepticon Lugnut]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-15''' [[Perceptor (G1)#United|Autobot Perceptor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-16''' [[Blurr (G1)#United|Autobot Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-17''' [[Kup (G1)#United|Autobot Kup]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-18''' [[Wreck-Gar (G1)#United|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-19''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#United|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-20''' [[Rumble (G1)#United|Rumble]] & [[Frenzy (G1)#United|Frenzy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-21''' [[Scourge (G1)#United|Decepticon Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''UN-22''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#UnitedG2|Laser Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-23''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#United|Rodimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-24''' [[Warpath (G1)#United|Warpath]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-25''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#United|Tank Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-26''' [[Thunderwing (G1)#United 2|Decepticon Thunderwing]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''UN-27''' [[Windcharger (G1)#United|Windcharger]] & [[Wipe-Out#United|Decepticon Wipe-Out]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-28''' [[Axalon (BW)#United 2|Axalon]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-29''' [[Ark (G1)|Ark]] [[Unicron/toys#United|Unicron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-30''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#United|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-31''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#United|Beast Megatron]]}}
</ul>}}

===''United EX''===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''EX-01''' [[Onslaught (G1)#United EX 2|Combatmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-02''' [[Tread Bolt#United EX 2|Jetmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-d1|'''EX-03''' [[Detritus (G1)#United EX 2|Roadmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-04''' [[Kakuryu (G1)#United EX 2|Grimmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-05''' [[Rapido#United EX 2|Racemaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-d1|'''EX-06''' [[Gravedigger#United EX 2|Buildmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-07''' [[Assaultmaster#United EX 2|Assaultmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''EX-P1''' [[Straxus (G1)#United EX 2|Rollermaster]] vs [[Blaze Master#United EX 2|Choppermaster]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''EX-P2''' [[Roadblock (G2)#United EX 2|Dozermaster]] vs [[Sky High (Micromaster)#United EX 2|Airmaster]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''EX-P3''' [[Grindcore (G1)#United EX 2|Tankmaster]] vs [[Manta Ray (G2)#United EX 2|Marinemaster]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Darkside Moon''==
{{main|Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)#Darkside Moon (TakaraTomy)}}

===Autobots===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''DA-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Power Armed Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-02''' [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)|Sentinel Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-03''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime Mechtech Trailer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-04''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-05''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee with Mechtech Holder]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-06''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-07''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-08''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-09''' [[Roadbuster (DOTM)|Roadbuster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-10''' [[Topspin (DOTM)|Autobot Topspin]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-11''' [[Arcee (Movie)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-12''' [[Air Raid (Movie)|Air Raid]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-13''' [[Skyhammer (DOTM)|Skyhammer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-14''' [[Jolt (ROTF)|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-15''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Jetwing Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-16''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ultimate Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-17''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Space Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-18''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Nitro Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-19''' [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-20''' [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)|Cannon Sentinel Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-21''' [[Backfire (TF 2010)|Backfire]] & [[Spike Witwicky (DOTM)|Spike Witwicky]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-22''' [[Thunderhead|Autobot Thunderhead]] & [[Major Tungsten]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-23''' [[Sandstorm (TF 2010)|Sandstorm]] & [[Private Dedcliff]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-24''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Fireburst Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-25''' [[Tailpipe (DOTM)|Tailpipe]], [[Pinpointer (DOTM)|Autobot Pinpointer]] & [[Sergeant Noble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-26''' [[Whirl (ROTF)|Whirl]] & [[Major Sparkplug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-27''' [[Reverb (DOTM)|Reverb]] & [[Sergeant Detour]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-28''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Striker Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-29''' [[Roadbuster (DOTM)|Roadbuster]] & [[Sergeant Recon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-30''' [[Leadfoot (DOTM)|Leadfoot]] & [[Sergeant Detour]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-31''' [[Wheeljack (Movie)|Autobot Que]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-32''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Ultimate Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-33''' [[Air Raid (DOTM)|Seeker Air Raid]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-34''' [[Leadfoot (DOTM)|Leadfoot]]}}
</ul>}}

===Decepticons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''DD-01 ''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-02 ''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-03 ''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys|Decepticon Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-04 ''' [[Crankcase (DOTM)|Crankcase]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-05 ''' [[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-06 ''' [[Vortex (Movie)|Decepticon Vortex]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-07 ''' [[Laserbeak (DOTM)|Laserbeak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-08 ''' [[Thundercracker (Movie)|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-09 ''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]] & [[Dylan Gould|Mr. Gould]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-10 ''' [[Skywarp (Movie)|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-11 ''' [[Icepick (PCC)|Icepick]] & [[Sergeant Chaos]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-12 ''' [[Drag Strip (DOTM)|Drag Strip]] & [[Master Disaster (DOTM)|Master Disaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-13 ''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}}</ul>
}}

===Cyberverse===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''CV-01''' [[Ark (DOTM)|Spaceship Ark]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]] & [[Mobile Battle Bunker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-03''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]] & [[Orbital Assault Carrier]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-04''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-05''' [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)|Sentinel Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-06''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-07''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-08''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-09''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-10''' [[Topspin (DOTM)|Autobot Topspin]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-11''' [[Crankcase (DOTM)|Crankcase]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-12''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]] & [[Armored Weapons Platform]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-13''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]] & [[Blastwave Weapons Base]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-14''' [[Powerglide (DOTM)|Powerglide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-15''' [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-16''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-17''' [[Leadfoot (DOTM)|Leadfoot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-18''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]] & [[Lunar Crawler]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-19''' [[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]] & [[Fusion Tank add-on|Fusion Tank]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-20''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Battle Steel Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-21''' [[Hatchet (DOTM)|Decepticon Hatchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-22''' [[Roadbuster (DOTM)|Roadbuster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-23''' [[Flak (TF 2010)|Flak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-24''' [[Guzzle (DOTM)|Autobot Guzzle]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-25''' [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-26''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-27''' [[Crowbar|Decepticon Crowbar]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Prime''==
{{main|Transformers: Prime (toyline)#Takara Prime toyline}}

===First Edition===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''000''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#FirstEdition|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''001''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#FirstEdition|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''002''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)#FirstEdition|Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''003''' [[Starscream (WFC)/toys#FirstEdition|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''004''' [[Cliffjumper (WFC)#FirstEdition|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''005''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#FirstEdition|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''006''' [[Vehicon (Prime)#FirstEdition|Vehicon]]}}
</ul>}}

===Super Robot Lifeform Transformers Prime===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''AM-01''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-02''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-03''' [[Cliffjumper (WFC)|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-04''' [[Ratchet (WFC)|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-05''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-06''' [[Skywarp (WFC)|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-07''' [[Starscream (WFC)|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-08''' [[Terrorcon (Prime)|Terrorcon]] [[Cliffjumper (WFC)|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-09''' [[Soundwave (WFC)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-10''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)|Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-11''' [[Arcee (WFC)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-12''' [[Breakdown (WFC)|War Breakdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-13''' [[Knock Out (Prime)|Medic Knock Out]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-14''' [[Vehicon (Prime)|Decepticon Vehicon]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-15''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys|Megatron Darkness]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-16''' [[Vehicon (Prime)|Jet Vehicon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-17''' [[Swerve (Prime)|Autobot Swerve]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-18''' [[Airachnid (Prime)|Airachnid]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-19''' [[Unicron/toys|Gaia Unicron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-20''' [[Ironhide (WFC)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-21''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|Arms Master Optimus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-22''' [[Dreadwing (Prime)|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-23''' [[Wheeljack (Prime)|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-24''' [[Silas|Silas Breakdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-25''' [[Nemesis Prime (Prime)|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-26''' [[Smokescreen (Prime)|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-27''' [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-28''' [[Lio Convoy|Leo Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-29''' [[Shockwave (WFC)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-30''' [[Rumble (WFC)|Rumble]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-31''' [[Frenzy (WFC)|Frenzy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-32''' [[Wildrider (Prime)|Stunt Wildrider]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-33''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Darkest|Final Battle Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-34''' [[Vehicon (Prime)#JetGeneral|Jet Vehicon General]]}}
</ul>}}

===Arms Microns===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''M-01''' [[O.P.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-02''' [[B.B. (Prime)|B.B.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-03''' [[C.L.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-04''' [[R.A.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-05''' [[Gora]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-06''' [[Baro]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-07''' [[Guru]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-08''' [[Jida]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-09''' [[Zori]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-10''' [[B.H.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-11''' [[Arc]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-12''' [[Zamu]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-13''' [[Gura]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-14''' [[Noji]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-15''' Gora II}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-16''' [[Hades]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-17''' [[Igu]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-21''' [[Sou]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-22''' [[Ida]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-23''' [[Pral]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-24''' [[Sise]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-25''' [[Jaze]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-26''' [[Bogu]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-27''' [[Iro]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-28''' [[S.S.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-29''' [[Magi]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-30''' [[Jigu]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-31''' [[Wuji]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-32''' [[Ulma]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-33''' [[L.P.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-34''' [[Giza (Prime)|Giza]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-35''' [[Bido]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-36''' [[Dago]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-37''' [[Ozu (Prime)|Ozu]]}}
</ul>}}

===Arms Micron Weapon Series===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-01''' [[Gabu#Prime|Gabu]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-02''' [[Baru#Prime|Baru]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-03''' [[Dai#Prime|Dai]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-04''' [[C.L.#AMW|C.L. GR]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-05''' [[Baro#AMW|Baro G]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-06''' [[Jida#AMW|Jida R]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-07''' [[Pral#AMW|Pral]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-08''' [[Sise#AMW|Sise]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-09''' [[Jaze#AMW|Jaze]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-10''' [[Zori#AMW|Zori M]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-11''' [[B.H.#AMW|B.H. B]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-12''' [[Arc#AMW|Arc S]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-13''' [[Advanced Star Saber#Toys|Advanced Star Saber]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-14''' [[Gravity Planet Bowgun#Toys|Gravity Planet Bowgun]]}}
</ul>}}

===EZ Collection===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-01''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-02''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-03''' [[Starscream (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-04''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-05''' [[Cliffjumper (WFC)#Cyberverse|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-06''' [[Ratchet (WFC)#Cyberverse|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-07''' [[Vehicon (Prime)#Cyberverse|Decepticon Vehicon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-08''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)#Cyberverse|Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-09''' [[Arcee (WFC)#Cyberverse|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-10''' [[Jackhammer (Prime)#Prime|Spaceship Star Hammer]] & [[Wheeljack (Prime)#Cyberverse|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-11''' [[Ironhide (WFC)#Prime|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-12''' [[Dreadwing (Prime)#Cyberverse|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-13''' [[Evac (Ride)|Autobot Evac]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-14''' [[Breakdown (WFC)#Cyberverse|War Breakdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-15''' [[Energon Driller]] & [[Knock Out (Prime)#Cyberverse|Medic Knock Out]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-16''' [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Cyberverse|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-17''' [[Optimus Maximus (Prime)#Prime|Optimus Grand Base]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-18''' [[Skyquake (Prime)#Cyberverse|Skyquake]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-SP1''' Autobot Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-SP2''' Decepticon Set}}
</ul>}}

==''Generations''==
{{main|Transformers: Generations (toyline)#Generations (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TG-01''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#FOCtoy|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-02''' [[Jazz (WFC)#Generations|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-03''' [[Blast Off (FOC)#Generations|Decepticon Blast Off]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-04''' [[Vortex (FOC)#Generations|Decepticon Vortex]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-05''' [[Brawl (WFC)#Generations|Brawl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-06''' [[Swindle (FOC)#Generations|Swindle]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-07''' [[Onslaught (WFC)#Generations|Onslaught]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-08''' [[Kickback (FOC)#Generations|Kickback]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-09''' [[Starscream (WFC)#Generations|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-10''' [[Sideswipe (WFC)#Generations|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-11''' [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Generations|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-12''' [[Air Raid (WFC)#Generations|Air Raid]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-13''' [[Soundwave (WFC)#Generations|Soundwave]] & [[Laserbeak (WFC)|Laserbeak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-14''' [[Soundwave (WFC)#Generations|Soundblaster]] & [[Buzzsaw (FOC)|Buzzsaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-15''' Autobot Datadisc Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-16''' Decepticon Datadisc Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-17''' [[Blaster (FOC)#Generations|Blaster]] & [[Steeljaw (FOC)#Generations|Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-18''' [[Skywarp (WFC)#Generations|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-19''' [[Grimlock (WFC)#Generations|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-20''' [[Ratbat (G1)#Generations|Ratbat]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-21''' [[Springer (G1)#Generations|Autobot Springer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-22''' [[Blitzwing (G1)#Generations|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-23''' [[Metroplex (G1)#Generations|Metroplex]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-24''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Generations|Optimus Prime]] & [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Generations|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TG-25''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Generations|Orion Pax]] VS [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Generations|Megatronus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-26''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Generations|Bumblebee Goldbug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-27''' [[Trailbreaker (G1)#Generations|Trailbreaker]] & [[Hoist (G1)#Generations|Hoist]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-28''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Generations|Megatron]] & [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Generations|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-29''' [[Sandstorm (G1)#Generations|Sandstorm]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TG-30''' [[Waspinator (BW)#Deluxe|Waspinator]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TG-31''' [[Rhinox (BW)#Generations|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''TG-32''' [[Mini-Con Assault Team]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-33''' [[Starscream (Armada)#Generations|Armada Starscream]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Go!''==
{{main|Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (toyline)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''G01''' [[Kenzan#Go!|Kenzan]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G02''' [[Jinbu#Go!|Jinbu]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G03''' [[Ganoh#Go!|Ganoh]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G04''' [[Gaidora (Go!)#Go!|Gaidora]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G05''' [[Gekisoumaru#Go!|Gekisoumaru]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G06''' [[Smokescreen (Prime)#Go!|Hunter Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G07''' [[Bakudora#Go!|Bakudora]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G08''' [[Budora (Go!)#Go!|Budora]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G09''' [[Goradora#Go!|Goradora Set]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G10''' [[Hishoumaru#Go!|Hishoumaru]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G11''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Go!|Hunter Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G12''' [[Dragotron#Go!|Dragotron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''G13''' [[Shockwave (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G14''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#Go!|Hunter Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G15''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)#Go!|Hunter Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G16''' [[Wheeljack (Prime)#Go!|Hunter Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''G17''' [[Starscream (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''G18''' [[Soundwave (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G19''' [[Ratchet (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G20''' [[Sensuimaru#Go!|Sensuimaru]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G21''' [[Judora (Go!)#Go!|Judora]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G22''' [[Arcee (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Arcee]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G23''' [[Dragotron#Ultimate|Guren Dragotron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G24''' [[Swordbot Samurai Team|Samurai Team BeCool Set]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G25''' [[Go Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G26''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Go!|Optimus Exprime]]}}
</ul>}}

==''GT''==
{{main|Transformers GT: Mission GT-R (franchise)}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''GT-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#GT|GT Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GT-02''' [[Star Saber (G1)#GT|GT Saber]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GT-03''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#GT|GT Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GT-04''' [[Fortress Maximus (G1)#GT|GT Maximus]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Cloud''==
{{main|Transformers Cloud}}

===Autobots===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TFC-A01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Cloud|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TFC-A02''' [[Brawn (G1)#Cloud 3|Brawn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TFC-A03''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Cloud|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TFC-A04''' [[Roadbuster (G1)#Cloud 2|Roadbuster]]}}
</ul>}}

===Decepticons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''TFC-D01''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Cloud|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TFC-D02''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Cloud|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TFC-D03''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Cloud|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TFC-D04''' [[Hellwarp]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Movie Advanced Series''==
{{main|Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Movie Advanced Series}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''AD01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 5|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD02''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys 5|Classic Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD03''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Voyager|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD04''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#HighOctaneDeluxe|Classic Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD05''' [[Scorn#Generations|Dinobot Scorn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD06''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#Generations|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD07''' [[Slug (AOE)#Generations|Dinobot Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD08''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#MABattleBlade|Battle Blade Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD09''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Deluxe Class toys 3|Protoform Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD10''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Movie Advanced Series|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD11''' [[Dispensor#Movie Advanced Series|Dispensor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD12''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#AOERevenge|Revenge Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD13''' [[Devastator (ROTF)#Movie Advanced Series|Devastator]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD14''' [[Jolt (ROTF)#Movie Advanced Series|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD15''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Movie Advanced Series|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD16''' [[Dino#Movie Advanced Series|Autobot Dino]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD17''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#Movie Advanced Series|Darkside Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD18''' "Decepticon A"}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD19''' "Autobot A"}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD20''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Leader Class toys|Black Knight Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD21''' [[Hound (Movie)#Generations|Hound]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD22''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Generations|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD23''' [[Drift (AOE)#Deluxe Class toys|Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD24''' [[Strafe (AOE)#Generations|Dinobot Strafe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD25''' [[Slash (AOE)#Age of Extinction|Dinobot Slash]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD26''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Generations|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD27''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#2014Deluxe|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD28''' [[Snarl (AOE)#Generations|Dinobot Snarl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD29''' [[Slog (AOE)#Generations|Dinobot Slog]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD30''' [[Drift (AOE)#Voyager Class toys|Sky Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD31''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 5|Armor Knight Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD32''' [[Stinger (AOE)#Movie Advanced Series|Decepticon Stinger]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Lost Age Series''==
{{main|Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Lost Age Series}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''LA01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Battle Command Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA02''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Flip&Change|Big Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#OneStepChanger|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA04''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#OneStepChanger|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA05''' [[Hound (Movie)#OneStepChanger|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA06''' [[Drift (AOE)#One Step Changers|Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA07''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#OneStepChanger|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA08''' [[Slash (AOE)#Age of Extinction|Dinobot Slash]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LA09''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#OneStepChangers|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA10''' [[Scorn#Robots in Disguise|Battle Attack Scorn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA11''' [[Strafe (AOE)#Robots in Disguise|Battle Attack Strafe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LA12''' [[Stinger (AOE)#OneStep|Decepticon Stinger]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LA13''' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Lost Age Series|Battle Attack Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA14''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Battle Command Optimus Prime]] & [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]] Strongest Tag Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA15''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#PowerBattler|Battle Attack Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA16''' [[Slug (AOE)#PowerBattler|Battle Attack Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA17''' [[Snarl (AOE)#Robots in Disguise|Battle Attack Snarl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LA18''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#PowerBattler|Battle Attack Galvatron]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Legends''==
{{main|Transformers Legends (franchise)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''LG 01''' [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#Legends|Rattle]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG 02''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Legends|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''LG 03''' [[Tankor (BM)#Legends|Tankor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 04''' [[Roadbuster (G1)#Legends|Roadbuster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 05''' [[Whirl (G1)#Legends|Whirl]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''LG 06''' [[Sky-Byte (RID)#Legends|Gelshark]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 07''' [[Jetfire (G1)#Legends|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 08''' [[Swerve (G1)#Legends|Swerve]] & [[Tailgate (G1)#Legends|Tailgate]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 09''' [[Brainstorm (G1)#Legends|Brainstorm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 10''' [[Arcee (G1)#Legends|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 11''' [[Chromia (G1)#Legends|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 12''' [[Windblade (G1)#Legends|Windblade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 13''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Legends|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 14''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Legends|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 15''' [[Nightbird (G1)#Legends|Nightbird Shadow]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 16''' [[Slipstream (Animated)#Legends|Slipstream]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''LG 17''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)#Legends|Blackwidow]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 18''' [[Starscream (Armada)#Legends|Armada Starscream Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 19''' [[Springer (G1)#Legends|Sprung]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 20''' [[Skids (G1)#Legends|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 21''' [[Hardhead (G1)#Legends|Hardhead]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 22''' [[Skullcruncher (G1)#Legends|Skull]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 23''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#Legends|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 24''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Legends|Shockwave]] & [[Cancer (G1)#Legends|Cancer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 25''' [[Blurr (G1)/toys#Legends|Blurr]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 26''' [[Scourge (G1)/toys#Legends|Scourge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 27''' [[Blaster (G1)/toys#Legends|Broadcast]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 28''' [[Rewind (G1)#Legends|Rewind]] & [[Nightbeat (G1)#Legends|Nightbeat]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 29''' [[Wheelie (G1)#Legends|Wheelie]] & [[Shūta Gō#Legends|Goshooter]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 30''' [[Weirdwolf (G1)#Legends|Weirdwolf]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 31''' [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/toys#Legends|Fortress Maximus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 32''' [[Chromedome (G1)#Legends|Chromedome]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 33''' [[Highbrow (G1)#Legends|Highbrow]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 34''' [[Mindwipe (G1)#Legends|Wipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 35''' [[Ginrai (human)#Legends|Super Ginrai]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 36''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Legends|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 37''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Legends|Jaguar]] & [[Bullhorn (G1)#Legends|Bullhorn]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 38''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys#Legends|Condor]] & [[Apeface#Legends|Apeface]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 39''' [[Brainstorm (G1)#Legends|Brainstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 40''' [[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#Legends|Astrotrain]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG 41''' [[Lio Convoy#Legends|Leo Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 42''' [[Godbomber#Legends|Godbomber]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 43''' [[Trypticon (G1)#Legends|Dinosaurer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 44''' [[Sharkticon (species)#Legends|Sharktron]] & [[Sweep (G1)#Legends|Sweeps]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 45''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Legends|Targetmaster Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 46''' [[Kup (G1)/toys#Legends|Targetmaster Cher]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 47''' [[Kickback (G1)#Legends|Kickback]] & [[Clouder#Legends|Clouder]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 48''' [[Brawn (G1)/toys#Legends|Gong]] & [[Repugnus (G1)#Legends|Repug]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 49''' [[Triggerhappy (G1)#Legends|Targetmaster Triggerharpy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 50''' [[Sixshot (G1)#Legends|Sixshot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 51''' [[Doublecross#Legends|Targetmaster Doublecross]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 52''' [[Misfire (G1)#Legends|Targetmaster Misfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 53''' [[Broadside (G1)#Legends|Broadside]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 54''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Legends|Bumble]] & [[Spike Witwicky (G1)#Legends|Excel Suit Spike]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 55''' [[Slugslinger (G1)#Legends|Targetmaster Slugslinger]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 56''' [[Perceptor (G1)/toys#Legends|Perceptor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 57''' [[Octane#Legends|Octone]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 58''' [[Clone (subgroup)|Clonebot]] Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 59''' [[Blitzwing (G1)/toys#Legends|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 60''' [[Overlord (G1)#Legends|Overlord]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 61''' [[Clone (subgroup)|Clonetron]] Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 62''' [[Windblade (G1)#LG62|Targetmaster Windblade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 63''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#LG63|G2 Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 64''' [[Seaspray (G1)#Legends|Seaspray]] & [[Lione#Legends|Lione]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 65''' [[Twin Twist#Legends|Targetmaster Twin Twist]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 66''' [[Topspin (G1)#Legends|Targetmaster Topspin]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-cm|'''LG-EX''' [[Scourge (RID)#Legends|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG-EX''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Legends|Armada Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG EX''' [[Drift (G1)#Legends|Deadlock]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG-EX''' [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#Legends|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG-EX''' [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#Legends|Rattle]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''LG-EX''' [[Waspinator (BW)/toys#Legends|Waspeeter]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG EX''' [[Convobat]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG EX''' [[Magna Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''LG EX''' Headmaster Set}}
{{bp-cm|'''LG-EX''' [[Scourge (RID)#Legends|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG EX''' [[Ginrai (human)#Legends|God Ginrai]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Metroplex (G1)#Legends|Metroflex]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Greatshot#Legends|Greatshot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Grand Maximus#Legends|Grand Maximus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Repugnus (G1)#Legends|Repug]] & [[Grotusque#Legends|Grotes]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG-EX''' [[Big Convoy#LGBlue|Blue Bigconvoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Big Powered#Legends|Bigpowered]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Legend Commander Collection''==
{{main|Legend Commander Collection}}

<ul>{{bp-a1|'''LC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Legend Commander Collection|Convoy (Jodai)]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LC-02''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Legend Commander Collection|Convoy (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LC-03''' [[Lio Convoy#Legend Commander Collection|Lio Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LC-04''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legend Commander Collection|Optimus Prime]]}}</ul>

==''Q-Transformers''==
{{main|Q-Transformers}}

===QT series===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''QT-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-01E''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-02E''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-03''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Q-Transformers|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-04''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#Q-Transformers|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-05''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-06''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-07''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-08''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-09''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-10''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-11''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Autobot Meister]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-12''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-13''' [[Red Alert (G1)#Q-Transformers|Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-14''' [[Smokescreen (G1)#Q-Transformers|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-15''' [[Hound (G1)#Q-Transformers|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-16''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bluestreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-17''' [[Tracks (G1)#Q-Transformers|Tracks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-18''' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Q-Transformers|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-19''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-20''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-21''' [[Skids (G1)#Q-Transformers|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-22''' [[Drift (G1)#Q-Transformers|Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-23''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime (I have a good idea!)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-24''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee (As expected of the commander!)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-25''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Q-Transformers|Lockdown (Best regards!)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-26''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-27''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-28''' [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Cliff]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-29''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-30''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-31''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-32''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Black Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-33''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#Q-Transformers|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-M''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

===QTF series===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QTF-03''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Q-Transformers|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-04''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-05''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-06''' [[Arcee (G1)#Q-Transformers|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-07''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-08''' [[Jetfire (G1)#Q-Transformers|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-09''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Ratchet]]}}
</ul>}}

===3-Figure Sets===
<ul>{{bp-a1d1|'''QTFS-01''' Q-Transformers Shuyaku 3-tai Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''QTFS-02''' Q-Transformers Decepticon Kanbu 3-tai Set}}</ul>

==''Q-Collaboration''==
{{main|Q-Transformers#Q-Collaboration}}

{{collist|3|
*'''QTC-01''' [[Hello Kitty]]
*'''QTC-01H''' [[Hello Kitty|Hello Kitty Halloween Edition 2015]]
*'''QTC-02''' [[Evangelion]] 3-tai Set
*'''QTC-03''' [[Kamiusagi Rope]]
*'''QTC-04''' [[Akira Senpai]]
*'''QTC-05''' [[Snoopy]]
*'''QTC-06''' [[My Melody]]
*'''QTC-07''' [[Evangelion Unit-01|Evangelion Unit-01 Kakusei ver.]]
}}

==''Adventure''==
{{main|Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)#Adventure Series}}

===''Adventure Series''===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TAV01''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#Warriors|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV02''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#Warrior|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV03''' [[Strongarm (RID)#Warrior|Strongarm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV04''' [[Steeljaw (RID)#Warrior|Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV05''' [[Fixit (RID)#OneStepChanger|Fixit]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV06''' [[Underbite#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Underbite]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV07''' [[Roadblock (RID)#Adventure|Roadblock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV08''' [[Greejeeber#Adventure|Greejeeber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV09''' [[Swoop (WFC)#Adventure|Swoop]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV10''' [[Slug (FOC)#Adventure|Slug]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV11''' [[Knock Out (Prime)#Adventure|Bloody Knockout]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV12''' [[Dreadwing (Prime)#Adventure|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV13''' [[Nemesis Prime (RID)#Adventure|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV14''' [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Adventure|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV15''' [[Lockdown (RID)#Adventure|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV16''' [[Bombshell (RID)#Adventure|Bombshell]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV17''' [[Shrapnel (RID)#Adventure|Shrapnel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV18''' [[Drift (RID)#Warrior|Autobot Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV19''' [[Powerglide (RID)#Adventure|Powerglide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV20''' [[Cosmos (RID)#Adventure|Adams]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV21''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#TAV21|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV22''' [[Sideswipe (RID)#Warrior|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV23''' [[Jazz (WFC)#Robots in Disguise|Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV24''' [[Fracture (RID)|Micron Shooter Fracture]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV25''' [[Runabout (RID)#Adventure|Runabout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV26''' [[Override (RID)#Adventure|Override]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV27''' [[Drift (RID)|Micron Shooter Drift]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV28''' [[Vehicon (Prime)#Adventure|Ground Vehicon General]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV29''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Bumblebee Supreme Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV30''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#Battle|Battle Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV31''' [[Black Shadow (RID)|Black Shadow]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV32''' [[Rumble (WFC)|Rumble]] & [[Frenzy (WFC)|Frenzy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV33''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Supreme|Optimus Prime Supreme Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV34''' [[Bee Team (RID)|Team Bumblebee]] vs [[The Fallen|Megatronus]] Set}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV35''' [[Autobot]]s vs [[Decepticon]]s Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV36''' [[Fracture (RID)|Fracture]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV37''' [[The Fallen|Megatronus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV38''' [[Thunderhoof (RID)|Thunderhoof]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV39''' [[Quillfire (RID)|Quillfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV40''' [[Ironjam]] & [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Bumblebee Iron Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV41''' [[Gravity]] & [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|Optimus Prime Gravity Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV42''' [[Volcano (RID)|Volcano]] & [[Grimlock (RID 2015)|Grimlock Volcano Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV43''' [[Barithunder]] & [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe Thunder Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV44''' [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe]] & [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]] Supreme Armor Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV45''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] & [[Grimlock (RID 2015)|Grimlock]] Supreme Armor Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV46''' [[Overload (RID)|Overload]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV47''' [[Crazybolt (RID)|Crazybolt]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV48''' [[Bee Team (RID)|Team Bumblebee]] vs. [[Thunderhoof (RID)|Thunderhoof]] Set}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV49''' [[Autobot]]s vs. [[Clampdown (RID)|Clampdown]] Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV50''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|Hyper Surge Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV51''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Hyper Surge Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV52''' [[Sawtooth (RID)|Sawtooth]] & [[Strongarm (RID)|Strongarm Torrent Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV53''' [[Sideswipe (RID)|Hyper Surge Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV54''' [[Scorponok (WFC)|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV55''' [[Windblade (RID)|Windblade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV56''' [[Nemesis Prime (RID)|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV57''' [[Starscream (WFC)|Hyper Surge Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV58''' [[Windstrike|Windstrike Edge]] & [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe Gale Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV59''' [[Ratchet (WFC)|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV60''' [[Bisk (RID)|Bisk]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV61''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|God Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV62''' [[Starscream (WFC)|Starscream]]}}
</ul>}}

====VS Sets====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV VS01''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Bumblebee]] vs. [[Steeljaw (RID)|Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV VS02''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#TAVVS|Grimlock]] vs. [[Greejeeber#VsSet|Gregevor]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV VS03''' [[Strongarm (RID)|Strongarm]] vs. [[Phantomjaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV VS04''' [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe]] & [[Ricochet (RID)|Stepper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV VS05''' [[Drift (G1)|Drift Origin Mode]] & [[Jazz (WFC)|Jazz Battle Mode]]}}
</ul>}}

====Microns====
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TMC01''' [[Jetstorm (RID)|Jetstorm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TMC02''' [[Slipstream (RID)|Slipstream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TMC03''' [[Divebomb (RID)|Divebomb]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TMC04''' [[Airazor (RID)|Airazor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TMC05''' [[Windra]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TMC06''' [[Psychobat (RID)|Psychobat]]}}
</ul>}}

===''Easy Dynamic Series''===
{{main|Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)#Easy Dynamic Series}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TED-01''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#HyperchangeHeroes|Big Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-02''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#HyperchangeHeroes|Big Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-03''' [[Sideswipe (RID)#OneStep|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-04''' [[Prowl (WFC)#Adventure|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-05''' [[Junkion (RID)#Adventure|Junkion]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-06''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#HyperChange|Big Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-07''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStep|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-08''' [[Steeljaw (RID)#OneStepChanger|Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-09''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#OneStep|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-10''' [[Strongarm (RID)#OneStepChanger|Strongarm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-11''' [[Steeljaw (RID)#HyperChange|Big Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-12''' [[Thunderhoof (RID)#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Thunderhoof]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-13''' [[Drift (RID)#OneStepChanger|Drift]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-14''' [[Fracture (RID)#OneStepChanger|Fracture]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-15''' [[Sideswipe (RID)#HyperChange|Big Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-16''' [[Thunderhoof (RID)#HyperChange|Big Thunderhoof]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-17''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStepChanger|Quick Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-18''' [[Drift (RID)#HyperChange|Big Drift]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-19''' [[Springload (RID)#OneStepChanger|Springload]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Unite Warriors''==
{{main|Transformers Unite Warriors}}

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''UW-01''' [[Superion (G1)|Superion]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-02''' [[Menasor (G1)|Menasor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UW-03''' [[Defensor (G1)|Guardian]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-04''' [[Devastator (G1)|Devastor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UW-05''' [[Optimus Maximus (G1)|Convoy Grand Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-06''' [[Grand Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-07''' [[Bruticus (G1)|Bruticus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UW-08''' [[Computron (G1)|Computicon]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''UW-EX''' [[Grand Scourge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UW-EX''' [[Sky Reign|Lynxmaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-EX''' [[Megatronia]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''UW-EX''' [[Ruination (RID)|Baldigus]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Movie The Best''==
{{main|Transformers Movie The Best}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MB-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Classic Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-03''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-04''' [[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-05''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-06''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-07''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-08''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-09''' [[Grimlock (AOE)|Dino Ride Grimlock]] with [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-10''' [[Strafe (AOE)|Dino Ride Strafe]] with [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-11''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Movie 10th Anniversary Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-12''' [[Jazz (Movie)#Movie The Best|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-13''' [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Movie The Best|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-14''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Movie The Best|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-15''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Movie The Best|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-16''' [[Jetfire (Movie)#Movie The Best|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-17''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MtBRevengeVersion|Optimus Prime Revenge Version]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-18''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Movie The Best|War Hammer Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-19''' [[Hound (Movie)#Movie The Best|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-20''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MtBNemesisPrime|Nemesis Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''MB-EX''' [[Laserbeak (DOTM)#Movie The Best|Laserbeak]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MB-EX''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ArmGunBB|Arm Gun Bumblebee]]}}
</ul>

==''The Last Knight''==
{{main|Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)#The Last Knight}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-02''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-03''' [[Berserker#The Last Knight|Berserker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-04''' [[Slash (AOE)#The Last Knight|Dinobot Slash]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-05''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#The Last Knight|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-06''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-07''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-08''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-09''' [[Hound (Movie)#The Last Knight|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-10''' [[Drift (AOE)#The Last Knight|Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-11''' [[Steelbane#The Last Knight|Steelbane]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-12''' [[Slug (AOE)#The Last Knight|Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-13''' [[Sqweeks#The Last Knight|Sqweeks]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-14''' [[Hound (Movie)#The Last Knight|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-15''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Calibur Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-16''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-17''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#The Last Knight|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-18''' [[Berserker#The Last Knight|Berserker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-19''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-20''' [[Hot Rod (DOTM)#Premier|Autobot Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-21''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#The Last Knight|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-22''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ThirdTLKDeluxe|New Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-23''' [[Strafe (AOE)#The Last Knight|Strafe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-24''' [[Scorn#The Last Knight|Scorn]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-25''' [[Nitro Zeus#The Last Knight|Decepticon Nitro]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-26''' [[Cogman#1Step|Speed Change Cogman]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-27''' [[Drift (AOE)#Turbo Changers|Speed Change Autobot Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-28''' [[Scorn#Turbo Changers|Speed Change Dinobot Scorn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-29''' [[Cogman#Deluxe|Cogman]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-30''' [[Dragonstorm#Premier Edition|Dragonstorm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-31''' [[Dragonstorm#The Last Knight|Big Speed Change Dragonstorm]]}}
</ul>}}

===Turbo Changers===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#KnightArmorTurboChanger|Big Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#KnightArmorTurboChanger|Big Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TC-03''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#KnightArmorTurboChanger|Big Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-04''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Knight Armor Turbo Changer|Big Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-05''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Turbo Change Series|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-06''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Turbo Change Series|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TC-07''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Turbo Change Series|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-08''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Turbo Change Series|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-09''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#TC09BattleCommandOptimusPrime|Battle Command Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-10''' [[Hot Rod (DOTM)#Turbo Change Series|Autobot Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-11''' [[Drift (AOE)#One Step Changer|Autobot Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-12''' [[Slug (AOE)#One Step Changer|Dinobot Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-13''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#TC13BattleCommandOptimusPrimeStrongestDirectiveSet|Battle Command Optimus Prime Saikyō Shirei Set]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Power of the Primes''==
{{main|Power of the Primes (toyline)#Power of the Primes (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''PP-01''' [[Micronus Prime#Generations|Micronus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-02''' [[Liege Maximo#Generations|Liege Maximo]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-03''' [[Vector Prime#Generations|Vector Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-04''' [[Slash (POTP)#Generations|Dinobot Slash]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-05''' [[Windcharger (G1)#Power of the Primes|Windcharger]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-06''' [[Beachcomber (G1)#Generations|Beachcomber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-07''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-08''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Rodimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-09''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#Power of the Primes|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-10''' [[Alchemist Prime#Generations|Alchemist Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-11''' [[Slag (G1)#Power of the Primes|Dinobot Slag]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-12''' [[Swoop (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Dinobot Swoop]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-13''' [[Snarl (G1)#Power of the Primes|Dinobot Snarl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-14''' [[Sludge (G1)#Power of the Primes|Dinobot Sludge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-15''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-16''' [[Moonracer (G1)#Generations|Moonracer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-17''' [[Dreadwind (G1)#Generations|Dreadwind]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-18''' [[Darkwing (G1)#Generations|Blackwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-19''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-20''' [[Quintus Prime#Generations|Quintus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-21''' [[Rippersnapper (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Rippersnapper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-22''' [[Cutthroat (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Cutthroat]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-23''' [[Blot (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Blot]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-24''' [[Sinnertwin (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Sinnertwin]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-25''' [[Hun-Gurrr (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Hun-Gurrr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-26''' [[Elita One (G1)#Generations|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''PP-27''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Generations|Optimal Optimus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-28''' [[Solus Prime#Generations|Solus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-29''' [[Battleslash#Generations|Decepticon Battleslash]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-30''' [[Roadtrap (POTP)#Generations|Roadtrap]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-31''' [[Predaking (G1)#Generations|Predaking]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-32''' [[Alpha Trion (G1)#Power of the Primes|Alpha Trion]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-33''' [[Shrapnel (G1)#Power of the Primes|Skrapnel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-34''' [[Tailgate (G1)#Power of the Primes|Autobot Tailgate]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-35''' [[Firestar (G1)#Power of the Primes|Autobot Novastar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-36''' [[Inferno (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Autobot Inferno]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-37''' [[The Fallen#Power of the Primes|Megatronus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-38''' [[Outback (G1)#Power of the Primes|Autobot Outback]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-39''' [[Cindersaur (G1)#Power of the Primes|Cindersaur]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-40''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Rodimus Unicronus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-41''' [[Wreck-Gar (G1)#Power of the Primes|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-42''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#Power of the Primes|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''PP-43''' [[Throne of the Primes#Generations|Throne of the Primes]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-44''' [[Punch (G1)#Power of the Primes|Punch/Counterpunch]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Studio Series''==
{{main|Studio Series#Studio Series (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SS-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-02''' [[Stinger (AOE)#Studio Series|Decepticon Stinger]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-03''' [[Crowbar#Studio Series|Decepticon Crowbar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-04''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-05''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-06''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-07''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Studio Series|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-08''' [[Blackout (Movie)#Studio Series|Blackout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-09''' [[Jazz (Movie)#Studio Series|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-10''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Studio Series|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-11''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-12''' [[Brawl (Movie)#Studio Series|Brawl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-13''' [[Shadow Raider#Studio Series|Shadow Raider]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-14''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#SS16|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-15''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-16''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS18|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-17''' [[KSI Sentry#Studio Series|KSI Sentry]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-18''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#SS21|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-19''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS26|WWII Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-20''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-21''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Decepticon Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-22''' [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Studio Series|Decepticon Crankcase]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-23''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS27|Rusty Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-24''' [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Studio Series|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-25''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SS32|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-26''' [[Jetfire (Movie)#Studio Series|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-27''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#SS34|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-28''' [[Dropkick (Movie)#Studio Series|Dropkick]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-29''' [[Shatter#Studio Series|Shatter]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-30''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SS38|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-31''' [[Cogman#Studio Series|Cogman]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-32''' [[Scrapmetal (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Scrapmetal]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-33''' [[Rampage (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Rampage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-34''' [[Long Haul (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Long Haul]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-35''' [[KSI Boss#Studio Series|KSI Boss]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-36''' [[Dropkick (Movie)#SS46|Dropkick 2]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-37''' [[Hightower (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Hightower]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-38''' [[Drift (AOE)#SS45|Sky Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-39''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SS44|Jetwing Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-40''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS49|New Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-41''' [[Chromia (ROTF)#Studio Series|Chromia]] • [[Arcee (Movie)#Studio Series|Arcee]] • [[Elita-One (Movie)#Studio Series|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-42''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#Studio Series|Soundwave]] with [[Laserbeak (DOTM)#Studio Series|Laserbeak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-43''' [[Mixmaster (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Mixmaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-44''' [[Hot Rod (DOTM)#Studio Series|WWII Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-45''' [[Shockwave (Movie)#Studio Series|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-46''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#SS54|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-47''' [[Scavenger (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Scavenger]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-48''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS57|Offroad Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-49''' [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)#Studio Series|Sentinel Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-50''' [[Roadbuster (DOTM)#Studio Series|Roadbuster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-51''' [[Scrapper (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Scrapper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-52''' [[Shatter#SS59|Shatter 2]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-53''' [[Cliffjumper (Movie)#Studio Series|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-54''' [[Overload (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Overload]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-55''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#SS62|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-56''' [[Topspin (DOTM)#Studio Series|Autobot Topspin]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-57''' [[Blitzwing (BB)#Studio Series|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-58''' [[Leadfoot (DOTM)#Studio Series|Leadfoot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-59''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-60''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-61''' [[Kup (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Kup]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-62''' [[Scourge (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-63''' [[Blurr (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Autobot Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-64''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Grimlock]] & [[Wheelie (G1)#Studio Series|Autobot Wheelie]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-65''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS70|B-127 Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-66''' [[Dino#Studio Series|Autobot Dino]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-67''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#SS72|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-68''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BW74|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-69''' [[Wreck-Gar (G1)#Studio Series|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-70''' [[Gnaw (G1)#Studio Series|Gnaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-71''' [[Slag (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Slug]] & [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)#Studio Series|Daniel Witwicky]]}}
*'''SS-72''' N/A
{{bp-d1|'''SS-73''' [[Thrust (Movie)#Studio Series|Thrust]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-74''' [[Jolt (ROTF)#Studio Series|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-75''' [[Perceptor (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Perceptor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-76''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Studio Series|New Destruction Emperor Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-77''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)/toys#SS78|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-78''' [[Ravage (ROTF)#SSBB|Ravage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-79''' [[Shockwave (Movie)#SSBB|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-80''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#SS82|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-81''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#SS83|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-82''' [[Sweep (G1)#Studio Series|Decepticon Sweep]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-83''' [[Brawn (ROTF)#Studio Series|Brawn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-84''' [[Wheeljack (Movie)#Studio Series|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-85''' [[Spike Witwicky (G1)#Studio Series|Exo-Suit Spike Witwicky]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-86''' [[Arcee (Movie)#SS85|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-87''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#SS84|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-88''' [[Junkyard (G1)#Studio Series|Junkheap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-89''' [[Sludge (G1)#Studio Series|Sludge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-90''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS87|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-91''' [[Sideways (ROTF)#Studio Series|Sideways]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-92''' [[Arcee (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-93''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#SS90|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-94''' [[Thundercracker (Movie)#SS89|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-95''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#Studio Series|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-96''' [[Hot Rod (DOTM)#SS93|Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-97''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-98''' [[Wheelie (G1)#SSCore|Autobot Wheelie]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-99''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-100''' [[The Fallen/toys#Studio Series|The Fallen]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-101''' [[Laserbeak (DOTM)#SSCore|Laserbeak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-102''' [[Rumble (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Decepticon Rumble (Blue)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-103''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-104''' [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-105''' [[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-106''' [[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''SS-107''' [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''SS-108''' [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-109''' [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-110''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-111''' [[Snarl (G1)#Studio Series|Dinobot Snarl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-112''' [[Brawn (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Brawn]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''SS-113''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-114''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SSCore|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-115''' [[Frenzy (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Frenzy (Red)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-116''' [[Noah Diaz#Studio Series|Noah Diaz Excel Suit]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-117''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#SSVoyager|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''SS-118''' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-119''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-120''' [[Nightbird (ROTB)#SS104|Nightbird]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-121''' [[Novakane#Studio Series|Novakane]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-122''' [[Optimus_Prime_(Movie)/toys#BBROTB|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-123''' [[Mohawk#Toys|Mohawk]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-124''' [[Rumble (ROTF)#Studio Series|Rumble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-125''' [[Scrapheap (G1)#Studio Series|Scrapheap]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''SS-126''' [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-127''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#SSConcept|Megatron]]}}
</ul>}}

===Gamer Edition===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SS GE-01''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Studio Series|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS GE-02''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#Studio Series|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS GE-03''' [[Barricade (WFC)#Studio Series|Decepticon Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS GE-04''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Studio Series|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS GE-05''' [[Cliffjumper (WFC)#Studio Series|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS GE-06''' [[Starscream (WFC)/toys#Studio Series|Starscream]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SS-EX''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS19|Bumblebee Retro Garage Set]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-EX''' [[Drift (AOE)#Studio Series|Autobot Drift]] with [[Mini Dinobot#Studio Series|Mini Dinobots]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-EX''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#7NetBattleDamage|1967 Rusty Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-EX''' [[Skipjack (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Skipjack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-EX''' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Studio Series|Nemesis Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Siege''==
{{main|War for Cybertron: Siege#Siege (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SG-01''' [[Firebolt (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Firedrive]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-02''' [[Lionizer (G1)#Generations|Lionizer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-03''' [[Roadhandler (G1)#Generations|Roadhandler]] & [[Swindler#Generations|Swindler]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-04''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-05''' [[Cog (G1)#Generations|Autobot Cog]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-06''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-07''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-08''' [[Blowpipe (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Blowpipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-09''' [[Flak (G1)#Generations|Flak]] & [[Big Shot#Generations|Topshot]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-10''' [[Storm Cloud (G1)#Generations|Storm Cloud]] & [[Whisper (G1)#Generations|Visper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-11''' [[Flywheels#War for Cybertron: Siege|Skytread]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-12''' [[Hound (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Autobot Hound]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-13''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-14''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-15''' [[Aimless#War for Cybertron: Siege|Aimless]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-16''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Laserbeak]] & [[Ravage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ravage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-17''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-18''' [[Six-Gun#Generations|Autobot Six-Gun]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-19''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-20''' [[Pteraxadon#Generations|Pteraxadon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-21''' [[Red Hot#Generations|Red Heat]] & [[Stakeout (G1)#Generations|Stakeout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-22''' [[Chromia (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-23''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-24''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-25''' [[Brunt (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Brunt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-26''' [[Jetfire (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-27''' [[Caliburst (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Caliburst]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-28''' [[Reflector (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Refraktor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-29''' [[Smashdown#Generations|Autobot Smashdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-30''' [[Blackjack (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Decepticon Blackjack]] & [[Hyperdrive (Micromaster)#Generations|Hyperdrive]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-31''' [[Red Alert (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Red Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-32''' [[Springer (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Autobot Springer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-33''' [[Powertrain#Generations|Autobot Powertrain]] & [[Highjump (G1)#Generations|Highjump]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-34''' [[Barricade (IDW)#Generations|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-35''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-36''' [[Impactor (G1)#War per Cybertron: Siege|Autobot Impactor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-37''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#S40|Galaxy Upgrade Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-38''' [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Mirage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-39''' [[Omega Supreme (G1)#Generations|Omega Supreme]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-40''' [[Rung (G1)#Generations|Autobot Rung]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-41''' [[Rumble (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Rumble]] & [[Ratbat (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ratbat]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-42''' [[Spinister (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Spinister]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-43''' [[Singe#War for Cybertron: Siege|Singe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-44''' [[Direct-Hit#Generations|Direct-Hit]] & [[Power Punch#Generations|Power Punch]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-45''' [[Crosshairs (G1)#Generations|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-46''' [[Apeface#War for Cybertron: Siege|Apeface]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-47''' [[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Astrotrain]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SG-EX''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-EX''' Decepticon [[Phantomstrike Squadron]]}}
{{bp-merc|'''SG-EX''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#S63|Soundblaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-EX''' [[Acid Storm (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Acid Storm]] & [[Ion Storm#Toys|Ion Storm]] & [[Nova Storm (G1)#Toys|Nova Storm]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Cyberverse''==
{{main|Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)}}
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-01''' [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)#New1Step|Turbo Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-02''' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#1Step2ndMold|Turbo Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-03''' [[Windblade (Cyberverse)#Warrior|Wing Slicer Windblade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-04''' [[Starscream (Cyberverse)#Ultra|Launcher Strike Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-05''' [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)#Ultimate Class|Stinger Sword Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-06''' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Ultimate Class|Matrix Attack Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-07''' [[Megatron (Cyberverse)#Ultimate Class|Fusion Cannon Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-08''' [[Megatron (Cyberverse)#1Step2ndMold|Turbo Change Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-09''' [[Wheeljack (Cyberverse)#Toys|Turbo Change Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-10''' [[Grimlock (Cyberverse)#Ultra Class|Burning Flame Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-11''' [[Prowl (Cyberverse)#Toys|Turbo Change Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-12''' [[Shockwave (Cyberverse)#1-Step Changers|Turbo Change Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-13''' [[Prowl (Cyberverse)#BattleClass|Jet Mission Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-14''' [[Starscream (Cyberverse)#SparkArmor|Shovel Fighter Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-15''' [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)#Elite Class|Battleship Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-16''' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Elite Class|Wingfire Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-17''' [[Jetfire (Cyberverse)#Toys|Tank Buster Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-18''' [[Sky-Byte (Cyberverse)#SparkArmor|Drill Diver Sky-Byte]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-19''' [[Megatron (Cyberverse)#Elite Class|Battle Rotor Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-20''' [[Ratchet (Cyberverse)#Battle Class|Blizzard Rescue Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-21''' [[Shockwave (Cyberverse)#Battle Class|Satellite Laser Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-22''' [[Grimlock (Cyberverse)#Spark Armor|Dump Dino Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-23''' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Ark Power|Ark Combine Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-24''' [[Hot Rod (Cyberverse)#One-Step Changers|Turbo Change Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-25''' [[Sky-Byte (Cyberverse)#Toys|Turbo Change Sky-Byte]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-26''' [[Jazz (Cyberverse)#One-Step Changers|Turbo Change Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''''TCV-29''''' ''[[Bludgeon_(Cyberverse)#Cyberverse|Turbo Change Bludgeon]]''}}
{{bp-a1|'''''TCV-35''''' ''[[Bumblebee_(Cyberverse)#Ultra2|Weapon Trigger Bumblebee]]''}}
{{bp-a1|'''''TCV-36''''' ''[[Hot Rod_(Cyberverse)#Ultra_Class|Weapon Trigger Hot Rod]]''}}
{{bp-d1|'''''TCV-39''''' ''[[Clobber_(Cyberverse)#Cyberverse|Weapon Trigger Clobber]]''}}
{{bp-a1|'''''TCV-40''''' ''[[Rack'n'Ruin_(Cyberverse)#Cyberverse|Weapon Trigger Rack'n'Ruin]]''}}
{{bp-d1|'''''TCV-41''''' ''[[Shockwave_(Cyberverse)#Ultimate_Class|Weapon Trigger Shockwave]]''}}
</ul>}}

==''Earthrise''==
{{main|War for Cybertron: Earthrise#Earthrise (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''ER-01''' [[Hoist (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Hoist]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-02''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-03''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-04''' [[Ironworks (facility)#Generations|Ironworks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER-05''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-06''' [[Sky Lynx (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Sky Lynx]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-07''' [[Smokescreen (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-merc|'''ER-08''' [[Doubledealer#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Doubledealer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-09''' [[Arcee (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER-10''' [[Scorponok (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-11''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER-12''' [[Fasttrack (G1)#Generations|Fasttrack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER-13''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Megatron]]}}
</ul>}}

===TakaraTomy Mall===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-01''' [[Soundbarrier#Toys|Soundbarrier]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-02''' [[Grapple (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Grapple]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-03''' [[Trip-Up#Generations|Trip-Up]] & [[Big Daddy (G1)#Generations|Daddy-O]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-04''' [[Bombshock (G1)#Generations|Decepticon Bombshock]] & [[Growl (G1)#Generations|Growl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-05''' [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-qu2|'''ER EX-06''' [[Slitherfang#Toys|Slitherfang]]}}
{{bp-qu2|'''ER EX-07''' [[Allicon#Generations|Quintesson Allicon]]}}
{{bp-qu2|'''ER EX-08''' [[Quintesson#Generations|Quintesson Judge]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-09''' [[Ground Hog#Generations|Ground Hog]] & [[Roller Force#Generations|Roller Force]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-10''' [[Snapdragon (G1)#Generations|Snapdragon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-11''' [[Blast Master#Generations|Blast Master]] & [[Phaser (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Fuzer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-12''' [[Airwave (facility)#Generations|Airwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-13''' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Trailbreaker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-14''' [[Runamuck (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Runamuck]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-15''' [[Doublecrosser (Earthrise)|Doublecrosser]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-16''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Skywarp]] & [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-17''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#AUOP|Alternate Universe Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-18''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Ironhide]] & [[Prowl (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-19''' [[Ramjet (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Ramjet]] & [[Dirge (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Dirge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-20''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Ratchet]] & [[Lifeline (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Lifeline]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-21''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Bluestreak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-22''' [[Centurion droid#Toys|Deluxe Centurion Drone]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-23''' [[Runabout (G1)#Generations|Runabout]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-24''' [[Thrust (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Thrust]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''ER EX-25''' [[Barricade (IDW)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Dominus]] [[Punch (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Criminal Pursuit]]}}
{{bp-merc|'''ER EX-26''' [[Exhaust#Generations Selects|Exhaust]]}}
{{bp-merc|'''ER EX-27''' [[Bug Bite (G1)#Generations Selects|Bug Bite]]}}
</ul>}}

==''War for Cybertron Trilogy''==
{{main|War for Cybertron Trilogy (toyline)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-01''' [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Decepticon Mirage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-02''' [[Hound (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Autobot Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-03''' [[Chromia (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-04''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-05''' [[Scrapface#Toys|Scrapface]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-06''' [[Hotlink (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Hotlink]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-07''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-08''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-09''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-10''' [[Elita One (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-11''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-12''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-13''' [[Red Alert (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Red Alert]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-14''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-15''' [[Impactor (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Autobot Impactor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-16''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-17''' [[Deep Cover#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Deep Cover]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''WFC-18''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''WFC-19''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Optimus Primal]] & [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Rattrap]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-20''' [[Sparkless#SparklessSeeker|Sparkless Seeker]]}}
{{bp-qu2|'''WFC-21''' [[Deseeus Army Drone#Toys|Deseeus Army Drone]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Kingdom''==
{{main|War for Cybertron: Kingdom#Kingdom (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''KD-01''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-02''' [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Rattrap]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-03''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD-04''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Megatron (Beast)]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD-05''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Blackarachnia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-06''' [[Warpath (G1)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Warpath]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD-07''' [[Cyclonus (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Cyclonus]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-08''' [[Dinobot (BW)/toys#Generations|Dinobot]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-09''' [[Airazor (BW)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Airazor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-10''' [[Inferno (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Inferno]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-11''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-12''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Rodimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-13''' [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-14''' [[Tigatron#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Tigatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-15''' [[Tracks (G1)/toys#Generations|Tracks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD-16''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD-17''' [[Scorponok (BW)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-18''' [[Red Alert (G1)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Red Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-19''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD-20''' [[Waspinator (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Waspinator]]}}
</ul>}}

===TakaraTomy Mall===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-p1|'''KD EX-01''' [[Paleotrex#Toys|Paleotrex]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD EX-02''' [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)#Toys|Vertebreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-03''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD EX-04''' [[Ractonite#Toys|Ractonite]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-05''' [[Huffer (G1)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Huffer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD EX-06''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD EX-07''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD EX-08''' [[Wingfinger#Toys|Wingfinger]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-09''' [[Ark (G1)#Generations|Autobot Ark]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''KD EX-10''' [[Skywarp (BW)#Generations|Maximal Skywarp]] & [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD EX-11''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD EX-12''' [[T-Wrecks#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Maximal T-Wrecks]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''KD EX-13''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Maximal Grimlock]] & [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Mirage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-14''' [[Slammer#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Slammer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-15''' [[Pipes (G1)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Pipes]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD EX-16''' [[Shadow Panther#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Shadow Panther]]}}
</ul>}}

===Lawson Ticket===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''KD-EX''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#War_for_Cybertron:_Kingdom|Burning Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Premium Finish''==
{{main|Transformers Premium Finish}}

===''War for Cybertron Trilogy''===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''PFGR-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#Premium Finish|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFGR-02''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Premium Finish|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFGR-03''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Premium Finish|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFGR-04''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Premium Finish|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFGR-05'''}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFGR-06'''}}
</ul>}}

===''Studio Series''===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-02''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFSS-03''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-04''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-05''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#PFSS05|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-06''' }}
</ul>}}

==''Masterpiece G Series'' ==
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-01''' [[Shouki#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Shouki]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-02''' [[Getsuei#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Getsuei]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-03''' [[Yukikaze (G1)#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Yukikaze]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-04''' [[Suiken#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Suiken]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-05''' [[Seizan#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Seizan]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-06''' [[Kaen#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Kaen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-06S''' [[Kaen#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Kaen]]/[[Raiden#Masterpiece G Series|Raiden]] Box Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-07''' [[Ginou#Toys|Trainbot Ginou]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Legacy''==
{{main|Transformers: Legacy (toyline)#Legacy (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TL-01''' [[Skids (G1)#Legacy|Skids]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-02''' [[Drag Strip (G1)#Legacy|Drag Strip]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-03''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)/toys#Legacy|Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-04''' [[Kickback (G1)#Legacy|Kickback]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-05''' [[Arcee (WFC)/toys#Legacy|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-06''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#Legacy|Laser Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-07''' [[Wildrider (G1)#Legacy|Wild Rider]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-08''' [[Knock Out (Prime)#Legacy|Knock Out]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TL-09''' [[Jhiaxus (G2)#Legacy|Jhiaxus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-10''' [[Blitzwing (G1)/toys#Legacy|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TL-11''' [[Tarantulas (BW)/toys#Legacy|Tarantulas]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-12''' [[Elita One (G1)#Legacy|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-13''' [[Motormaster (G1)#Legacy|Motormaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-14''' [[Metroplex (Cybertron)#Legacy|Metroplex]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-15''' [[Pointblank#Legacy|Autobot Pointblank]] & [[Peacemaker#Legacy|Autobot Peacemaker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-16''' [[Dead End (G1)#Legacy|Dead End]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-17''' [[Crankcase (G1)#Legacy|Crankcase]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-18''' [[Skullgrin#Legacy|Skullgrin]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-19''' [[Starscream (Armada)/toys#Legacy|Starscream (Armada Universe)]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TL-20''' [[Inferno (BW)#Legacy|Predacon Inferno]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TL-21''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Legacy|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-22''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys#Legacy|Hot Shot]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-23''' [[Needlenose (G1)#Legacy|Needlenose]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-24''' [[Breakdown (G1)#Legacy|Decepticon Breakdown]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-25''' [[Lio Convoy#Legacy|Leo Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-26''' [[Tarn (G1)#Legacy|Decepticon Tarn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-27''' [[Slag (G1)/toys#Legacy|Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-28''' [[Sludge (G1)#Legacy|Sludge]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-29''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#LegacyEvo|Soundblaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-30''' [[Scraphook#Legacy|Scraphook]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-31''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Legacy|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-32''' [[Shrapnel (G1)#Legacy|Sharpnel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-33''' [[Prowl (Animated)#Legacy|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-34''' [[Metalhawk (G1)#Legacy|Metalhawk]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-35''' [[Skyquake (Prime)#Legacy|Skyquake]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-36''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#Legacy|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-37''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#Legacy|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-38''' [[Crosscut (G1)#Legacy|Senator Crosscut]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-39''' [[Crashbar#Legacy|Crashbar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-40''' [[Blaster (G1)/toys#LegacyTwincast|Twincast]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-41''' [[Skar (IDW)#Legacy|Dinobot Scowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-42''' [[Swoop (G1)/toys#Legacy|Swoop]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-43''' [[Beachcomber (G1)#Legacy|Beachcomber]] & [[Paradise Parakeet#Legacy|Paradise Parakeet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-44''' [[Devcon (G1)#Legacy|Autobot Devcon]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-45''' [[Axlegrease#Legacy|Axlegrease]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-46''' [[Black Lio Convoy#Legacy|Nemesis Leo Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-47''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Legacy|Megatron (Armada Universe)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-48''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Legacy|Optimus Prime (Armada Universe)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-49''' [[Nemesis (G1)#Legacy|Nemesis]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-50''' [[Snarl (G1)#Legacy|Dinobot Snarl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-51''' [[Bombshell (G1)#Legacy|Bombshell]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-52''' [[Strongarm (RID)#Legacy|Strongarm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-53''' [[Bludgeon (G1)#Legacy|Bludgeon]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TL-54''' [[Detritus (G1)#Legacy|Detritus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-55''' [[Shadow Striker (Cyberverse)#Legacy|Shadow Striker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-56''' [[Trashmaster#Legacy|Junkion Trashmaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-57''' [[Dreadwing (Prime)#Legacy|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-58''' [[Silverbolt (BW)#Legacy|Silverbolt]]}}
{{bp-multi|'''TL-59''' [[Bouldercrash#Toys|Bouldercrash]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-60''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#LegacyCore|Megatron (Energon Universe)]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-61''' [[Tasmanian Kid#Legacy|Tasmanian Kid]]}}
{{bp-ss|'''TL-62''' [[Thundertron#Legacy|Thundertron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-63''' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legacy|Optimus Prime (Animated)]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-64''' [[Tigerhawk#Legacy|Tigerhawk]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-65''' [[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#Legacy|Bumblebee (Animated)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-66''' [[Chase (RB)#Legacy|Autobot Chase]]}}
{{bp-multi|'''TL-67''' [[Magneous#Legacy|Infernac Magneous]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-68''' [[Windblade (Cyberverse)#Legacy|Windblade]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TL-69''' [[Magmatron#Legacy|Magmatron]]}}
</ul>}}

===TakaraTomy Mall===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-01''' [[Blurr (G1)/toys#Legacy|Autobot Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-02''' [[Burn Out (Diaclone)#Legacy|Dia Burnout]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TL EX-03''' [[Road Rocket (G2)#Legacy|Road Rocket]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-04''' [[Hauler#Legacy|Road Hauler]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-05''' [[Clampdown (G1)#Legacy|Clampdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-06''' [[Cosmos (G1)#Legacy|Autobot Cosmos]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-07''' [[Override (Cybertron)#Legacy|Override]]}}
{{bp-cm|'''TL EX-08''' [[Scourge (RID)#Legacy|Scourge]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TL EX-09''' [[Shadowstrip#Legacy|Shadowstrip]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL EX-10''' [[Crasher (GoBots)#Legacy|Decepticon Crasher]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-11''' [[Galaxy Shuttle#Legacy|Galaxy Shuttle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''TL-EX''' [[Optimus_Prime_(G1)/Generations_toys#LegacyEvolutionCore2pack|Optimus Prime]] & [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Legacy|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-EX''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys#LegacyPowerlinx|Powerlinx Hot Shot]] & [[Jolt (Armada)#Legacy|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-CF2021''' [[Star_Saber_(G1)#Legacy|Victory Saber]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-CF2022''' [[Deathsaurus_(G1)#Legacy|Deathsaurus]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Beast Kakusei''==
{{main|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)#Beast Kakusei}}

===Beast Power===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BP-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BP-02''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

===Papapatto Change===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''BPC-01''' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Smash Changers|Papapatto Change Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BPC-02''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BPC-03''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Rhinox]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kakusei Weapon===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''BW-01''' [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BW-02''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BW-03''' [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Toys|Kakusei Weapon Skullcruncher]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BW-04''' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BW-05''' [[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Airazor]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kakusei Change===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BC-02''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BC-03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BC-04''' [[Mirage (Movie)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Mirage]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''BC-05''' [[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Kakusei Change Scourge]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kakusei Change Sets===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''BCS-01''' Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Toys|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCS-02''' Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Toys|Chainclaw]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCS-03''' Kakusei Change Set [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCS-04''' Kakusei Change Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Cheetor]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kakusei Change Armor Sets===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCAS-01''' Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Combiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Toys|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCAS-02''' Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Toys|Silverfang]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BCAS-03''' Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Combiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Beast Combiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''BCAS-04''' Kakusei Change Set [[Scourge (ROTB)#Beast Combiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCAS-05''' Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Combiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Rise of the Beasts|Lionblade]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kurutto Change===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BKC-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Flex Changers|Kurutto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''BKC-02''' [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Flex Changers|Kurutto Change Nightbird]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BKC-03''' [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kurutto Change Cheetor]]}}
</ul>}}

===Deluxe Class===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BD-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Deluxe Class Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BD-02''' [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BD-03''' [[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Airazor]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''BD-04''' [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Nightbird]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BD-05''' [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BD-06''' [[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Mirage]]}}
</ul>}}

===Voyager Class===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BV-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BV-02''' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BV-03''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Rhinox]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-ter|'''BPC-EX''' [[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Papapatto Change Scourge]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''BCS-EX''' Kakusei Change Set [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#Toys|Sandspear]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Beast Wars Again''==
{{main|Beast Wars Again}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-01''' Eternal Beast Showdown: [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Convoy]] VS [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-02''' Tough Showdown: [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Rhinox]] VS [[Scorponok (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Scorpos]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-03''' Instant Showdown: [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Cheetus]] VS [[Waspinator (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Waspeeter]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-04''' Tenacious Showdown: [[Tigatron#Beast Wars Again|Tigatron]] VS [[Blackarachnia (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Blackwidow]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-05''' Screaming Showdown: [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Rattle]] VS [[Terrorsaur (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Terrorsaurer]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-06''' Inverse Showdown: [[Dinobot (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Dinobot]] VS [[Tarantulas (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Tarans]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-07''' Loyal Retainer Showdown: [[Airazor (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Airazor]] VS [[Inferno (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Inferno]]}}
{{bp-d1p1|'''BWVS-08''' Phantom Showdown: [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Ghost Starscream]] VS [[Waspinator (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Haunted Waspeeter]]}}
</ul>}}

==''EarthSpark''==
{{main|Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)#TakaraTomy EarthSpark toyline}}

===Spin Changer===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''ESC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESC-02''' [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo]]}}
</ul>}}

===Spatto Change===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-01''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Spatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-02''' [[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Spatto Change Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-03''' [[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Spatto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-04''' [[Twitch#OneStep|Spatto Change Terran Twitch]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-05''' [[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Swindle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-06''' [[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-07''' [[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-08''' [[Elita-1 (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Elita-1]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-09''' [[Skullcruncher (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Skullcruncher]]}}
</ul>}}

===DX (Deluxe)===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-01''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|DX Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESD-02''' [[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-03''' [[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-04''' [[Twitch#EarthSpark|DX Terran Twitch]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-05''' [[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Nightshade]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESD-06''' [[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Shockwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-07''' [[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESD-08''' [[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|DX Starscream]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-09''' [[Thrash (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Thrash]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-S''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Battle Station Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

==References==
{{reflist|2}}

[[Category:Lists]]

Orbital Assault Carrier

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Archforce:

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:''The Orbital Assault Carriers are mass-produced [[Decepticon]] starships from the [[live-action film series|live-action]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:DOTM-FAF-Orbital Assault Carrier.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|"And this Thing I saw! How can I describe it?"]]
'''Orbital Assault Carriers''' are small single-operator fighter ships used to give the Decepticons' protoforms air superiority on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], [[Earth]], or whatever luckless planet is in their path. They are highly flexible craft, capable of operating at high altitude or only a few feet off the ground, hovering or at high speed. These dizzying craft are constantly twisting and reconfiguring themselves during the course of a battle to achieve the optimal mode for a particular task. Their forms include:
* A flattened and streamlined pursuit mode
* A hovering attack mode, with the two large central guns paired up for forward-directed fire
* A cruising attack mode, with the two large central guns splayed out for side-directed fire

They come equipped with standard laser blasters and lethal-to-humans [[disintegrator ray]]s.

They get stolen. A lot.

==Fiction==
===''Dark of the Moon'' film===
[[File:DOTM-orbitalassaultonchicago.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|left|"Of a night, all over there, Hampstead way, the sky is alive with their lights."]]

Many years ago, a squadron of Orbital Assault Carriers pursued the ''[[Ark (DOTM)|Ark]]'' as it left Cybertron's orbit, alongside Starscream, who successfully crippled its engines, sending it hurling through space, and forcing it to make a crash-landing on the [[Earth]]'s [[Moon (moon)|Moon]], waylaying [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)|Sentinel Prime]]'s mission.

Years later, the Decepticons smuggled many of the vessels onto the lunar surface, and when a [[space bridge]] portal was opened they flew through to [[Washington, D.C.]]. After the [[Autobot]]s had been exiled, the OACs proceeded to wreak havoc on the [[Chicago]] skyline, deployed from [[Mothership|larger carriers]].

Despite their maneuverability and firepower, they were not invulnerable; the Autobots shot one down as it was harrying a group of humans. The [[Wreckers]] ripped the hatch off of the craft and executed its [[protoform]] pilot, and the ship itself was commandeered by [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]] and his human allies. Bumblebee then used the ship to help Sam rescue Carly, though [[Laserbeak (DOTM)|Laserbeak]] sent a UAV into it, downing it. Another abandoned ship was similarly taken over by [[Wheelie (ROTF)|Wheelie]] and [[Brains]], and the duo managed to crash-land aboard a mothership and cause a vital distraction.

During the fight between [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] and Sentinel Prime, Sentinel called on the ships to fire at Optimus. Optimus tried to fight back with his blaster. However, there were too many for him to handle and he was nearly overwhelmed. Fortunately, the [[United States of America|United States]] military were able to shoot them down with missiles. When the control pillar was destroyed, stopping Cybertron's journey to Earth's solar system, the remaining ships were sucked up into the collapsing portal, presumably to be destroyed by the gravitional forces.
{{storylink|Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon}}
{{-}}

===''Age of Extinction'' film===
After the Battle of Chicago's conclusion, many Orbital Assault Carriers were among the various pieces of Transformer technology recovered by humans and began getting sold around the world. Several countries entered a bidding war for the ships that was started by Russia.

[[Lockdown (ROTF)|Lockdown]] possessed several modified OACs in his vessel, one of which was stolen by [[Crosshairs (AOE)|Crosshairs]] when the Autobots snuck aboard to rescue Optimus. Crosshairs flew out to save Bumblebee, [[Cade Yeager|Cade]] and [[Tessa Yeager]], and [[Shane Dyson]]. The small party was pursued by [[Shadow Raider]]s piloting more Orbitl Assault Carriers through the skies of Chicago, until Crosshairs instructed Cade and Shane how to operate their OAC's weaponry as he parachuted into the fray personally, taking out some of their assailants. Once Cade and Shane took out some more of their pursuers, Bumblebee flew it into an underground tunnel, where he lost control of the craft as it crashed through to the streets above. The three humans and Bumblebee proceeded to abandon the wrecked ship.

A few more modified OACs harried Optimus and the [[Dinobot (AOE)|Dinobots]] while Lockdown utilized his ship's magnet to capture them. [[Slug (AOE)|Slug]] managed to take one out simply by ramming it with his head when it came too close to the ground. {{storylink|Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Age of Extinction}}

===''The Last Knight'' film===
As [[Quintessa (TLK)|Quintessa]] prepared to use her [[Staff of Merlin|staff]] and the [[ignition chamber]] to revive Cybertron, [[Megatron (Movie)|Megatron]] summoned what remained of his army, with Orbital Assault Carriers massing around the chamber to defend it. When the Autobots and humans attacked, the OACs mercilessly downed the human air support before they drew the attention of [[Dragonstorm]], resulting in their quick demise.

Bumblebee, [[Hot Rod (DOTM)|Hot Rod]], and Crosshairs each piloted modified OACs, with Bee dropping off [[Hound (Movie)|Hound]]. Despite their piloting skills, the thick AA defences that the Decepticons had set up around the chamber kept them from getting close. When the Autobots attacked [[Infernocus]], the combiner's firepower caused Bumblebee and Hot Rod to crash. {{storylink|Transformers: The Last Knight (film)|The Last Knight}}

==Games==
===''Transformers: Human Alliance''===
{{chargamestub|{{storylink|Transformers: Human Alliance}}}}

===''Transformers: Shadows Rising''===
{{chargamestub|{{storylink|Transformers: Shadows Rising}}}}

==Toys==
===''Dark of the Moon''===
{{anchor|CyberverseActionSet}}
[[File:DOTM CyberverseActionSet Starscream.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|[[Flattop (G1)|Flattop]] is jealous his schtick got stolen.]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Starscream / Orbital Assault Carrier''' (Cyberverse Action Set, [[2011]])}}</ul>
:*''Series:'' '''1'''
:*''Number:'' '''002'''
:*''Japanese ID number:'' '''CV03'''
:*''Accessories:'' missile launcher, missile, Chicago
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro), [[Hisao Nishimoto]] (TakaraTomy)}}
:[[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]] [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Cyberverse|Starscream]] comes with an “Assault Craft” similar to the kind the Decepticons use in the film. It can convert into a “Battle Station” for Starscream to stand or sit on, and a “Space Cruiser” for Starscream’s jet mode to rest on. There are molded wheels on Starscream to nestle into the groves on top of the carrier. Sadly, a cavity on the back keeps multiple planes from being able to rest on it. All three modes sit on small wheels, and there is an additional platform below for Starscream to rest on in jet mode, although he has to face backwards. Other low-slung Legion-class figures may fit in this space, if tightly.

:Several [[MechTech]] ports are available on the craft, and the removable missile launcher has a handle for it to be held by smaller Cyberverse figures as well as a 5mm post for it to attach to larger figures. There are also several [[C joint]] bars on the engines, plus one clip on the right side for connecting to other playsets.

:There is an included cardboard backdrop for display, depicting Chicago under siege.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Decepticon/OACStarscream/starscream.htm More information on the Orbital Assault Carrier (with Starscream) at TFU.info]''

==Trivia==
[[File:Goodguy Orbital Assault Carrier Prop AOE.jpg|right|thumb]]
* The Orbital Assault Carriers piloted by the Autobots in ''Age of Extinction'' and ''The Last Knight'' are "modified" compared to the regular Decepticon variant in the sense that they do not have the ability to reconfigure themselves. They are also shorter in length, have open canopies and gunner platforms on the rear ends, and can only fire forward due to their guns being in fixed positions. On top of that, the thrusters resemble a regular Carrier's thrusters but are flipped forward with exhaust shown coming out of the intake and vice-versa.
* Some just so happen to have a hatch big enough for a human. How convenient.

[[Category:Age of Extinction vehicles]]
[[Category:Cyberverse]]
[[Category:Dark of the Moon vehicles]]
[[Category:Decepticon starships]]
[[Category:The Last Knight vehicles]]

List of Japanese ID numbers

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{{move|List of ID numbers|Hasbro has been known to use ID numbers off and on since as far back as ''Alternators''. See talk page for more details.}}

'''ID numbers''' are a classification system used throughout the [[Transformers brand|''Transformers'' brand]] to numerically identify each toy sold within a [[franchises|franchise]]'s toyline. Historically, they have been used primarily by [[TakaraTomy]] (originally Takara), but [[Hasbro]] has been known to use its own systems as well. ID numbers provide a form of "order" to each toyline that uses them, allowing collectors to more easily identify specific figures.

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==''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''==
{{main|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)}}
{{main|The Transformers Collection}}
{{main|The Transformers: Collector's Edition}}

===Original toyline===
The original run of the ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' toyline ended at number '''49''' and was picked back up in the ''Scramble City'' and ''Transformers 2010'' toylines respectively, where the numbering system changed to have two figures sharing an ID number with the addition of a "'''C'''" or a "'''D'''" at the beginning that indicated which faction they belonged to (Cybertrons or Destrons). However, some of the reissues in the early 2000s, along with new characters created through exclusive redecos (the majority of them released under the [[e-HOBBY]]-exclusive range in the ''[[The Transformers: Collector's Edition|Collector's Edition]]'' line), opted to add onto the original numbering system. Some of the original line's mail-order figures that had lacked ID numbers were also given new numbers in the upper two-digit range, which makes things somewhat messy, to say the least.

For unknown reasons, Takara decided to number those retro releases ''backwards'', starting at '''99''' and then working their way down until '''64''', leaving a gap from number '''50''' to '''63''' that was never filled because Takara simply stopped releasing new redecos of "Generation 1" figures that were given new numbers. Another gap from number '''78''' to '''83''' was intended for the individual members of the e-HOBBY-exclusive "G1 GoBots" set (which was collectively given the number '''84'''), but since they were based on [[Tonka]]'s ''[[GoBots]]'' characters, which in turn were based on [[Bandai]]'s ''{{gb|Machine Robo}}'' figures, Takara got cold feet and decided not to officially assign them individual names.

{{collist|5|
<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''00''' [[Primus]]<ref>2006 release</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''02''' [[Hound (G1)|Hound]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''03''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys|Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''04''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys|Lambor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''05''' [[Red Alert (G1)|Alert]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''06''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys|Meister]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''07''' [[Mirage (G1)|Ligier]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''08''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys|Streak]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''09''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys|Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''10''' [[Inferno (G1)|Inferno]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''11''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Bumble]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''12''' [[Windcharger (G1)|Charger]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''13''' [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys|Cliff]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''14''' [[Huffer (G1)|Drag]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''15''' [[Brawn (G1)|Gong]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''16''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''16-S''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron Black Ver.]]<ref name="ehobby">[[e-HOBBY]] ''[[The Transformers: Collector's Edition|Collector's Edition]]''</ref>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''17''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys|Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''18''' [[Frenzy (G1)|Frenzy]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''19''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys|Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''20''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys|Condor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''21''' [[Reflector (G1)|Reflector]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''22''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''23''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys|Skywarp]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''24''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys|Thundercracker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''25''' [[Trailbreaker (G1)|Trailbreaker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''26''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys|Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''27''' [[Sludge (G1)|Sludge]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''28''' [[Slag (G1)|Slag]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''29''' [[Snarl (G1)|Snarl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''30''' [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''31''' [[Long Haul (G1)|Long Haul]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''32''' [[Scrapper (G1)|Scrapper]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''33''' [[Hook (G1)|Gren]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''34''' [[Mixmaster (G1)|Mixmaster]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''35''' [[Scavenger (G1)|Scavenger]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''36''' [[Bonecrusher (G1)|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''37''' [[Devastator (G1)|Devastor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''38''' [[Blaster (G1)|Broadcast]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''39''' [[Perceptor (G1)|Perceptor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''40''' [[Kickback (G1)|Kickback]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''41''' [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''42''' [[Shrapnel (G1)|Sharpnel]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''43''' [[Blitzwing (G1)|Blitzwing]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''44''' [[Tracks (G1)|Tracks]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''45''' [[Smokescreen (G1)|Smokescreen]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''46''' [[Hoist (G1)|Hoist]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''47''' [[Grapple (G1)|Grapple]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''48''' [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''49''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys|Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''50''' to '''63''' N/A}}
{{Bp-a1|'''64''' [[Guardian robot|GADEP]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''65''' [[Flip Sides (G1)|Flip Sides]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''66''' [[Galvatron II]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''67''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Orion Pax]] & [[Dion (G1)|Dion]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''68''' [[Magnificus (G1)|Magnificus]] & [[Ga'mede]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''69''' [[Howlback (G1)|Howlback]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''70''' [[Garboil (G1)|Garboil]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''71''' [[Cobalt Sentry|Cobalt Sentries]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''72''' [[Overcharge (G1)|Overcharge]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''73''' [[Shothole]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''74''' [[Salvo (G1)|Salvo]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''75''' [[Zaptrap]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''76''' [[Insecticon clone|Insectron Clone Army]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''77''' [[Detritus (G1)|Detritus]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''78''' to '''83''' N/A}}
{{Bp-a1d1|'''84''' [[G1 GoBots]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''85''' [[Gears (G1)|Gears]]<ref name="collection">''[[The Transformers Collection]]''</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''86''' [[Cosmos (G1)|Adams]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''87''' [[Warpath (G1)|Warpath]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''88''' [[Sunstorm (G1)|Sunstorm]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''89''' [[Hauler|RoadHauler]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''90''' [[Tigertrack]]<ref>''[[Figure Ō]]'' magazine</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''91''' [[Clampdown (G1)|Clampdown]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''92''' [[Deep Cover]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''93''' [[Megaplex]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''94''' [[Road Rage (G1)|Road Rage]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''95''' [[Crosscut (G1)|Crosscut]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''96''' [[Skids (G1)|Skids]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''97''' [[Dirge (G1)|Dirge]]<ref name="collectors">[[TakaraTomy|Takara]] ''[[The Transformers: Collector's Edition|Collector's Edition]]''</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''98''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys|Ironhide]]<ref name="ehobby"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''99''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys|Ratchet]]<ref name="ehobby"/>}}
</ul>}}

====VS sets====
<ul>{{Bp-a1d1|'''VSX''' Convoy VS Megatron}}
{{Bp-a1d1|'''VSY''' Grimlock VS Soundwave}}</ul>

===''Scramble City'' to ''Return of Convoy''===
As stated above, the original toyline's run and numbering style changed at number '''50''' onwards, with the following subsequent ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''-branded toylines continuing this new numbering style. This numbering system also featured a few gaps, typically as a point to "reset" the line where a cartoon/franchise isn't considered a "direct sequel". Like the numbering system above, there are also a few retroactive inclusions to this numbering system courtesy of ''[[The Transformers Collection]]'', namely the [[Targetmaster (technology)|Targetmaster]] versions of Hot Rod and Kup, as well as a few ID numbers found only in marketing material during the toyline's original run.

====''Scramble City'' and ''2010''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-50''' [[Silverbolt (G1)|Silverbolt]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-51''' [[Skydive (G1 Aerialbot)|Skydive]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-52''' [[Fireflight (G1)|Firebolt]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-53''' [[Slingshot (G1)|Sling]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-54''' [[Air Raid (G1)|Air Rider]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-55''' [[Superion (G1)|Superion]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-56''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Bumble]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-57''' [[Hubcap (G1)|Hubcap]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-58''' [[Swerve (G1)|Werve]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-59''' [[Outback (G1)|Outback]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-60''' [[Pipes (G1)|Pipes]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-61''' [[Tailgate (G1)|Tailgate]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-62''' [[Powerglide (G1)|Powerglide]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-63''' [[Beachcomber (G1)|Beachcomber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-64''' [[Seaspray (G1)|Seaspray]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-65''' [[Steeljaw (G1)|Steeljaw]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-66''' [[Ramhorn (G1)|Ramhorn]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-67''' [[Rewind (G1)|Rewind]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-68''' [[Eject (G1)|Eject]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-69''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-70''' [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroflex]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-71''' [[Hot Spot (G1)|Hot Spot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-72''' [[Blades (G1)|Graze]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-73''' [[Streetwise (G1)|Streetwise]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-74''' [[Groove (G1)|Groove]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-75''' [[First Aid (G1)|First Aid]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-76''' [[Defensor (G1)|Guardian]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-77''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Rodimus Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-78''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-78B''' [[Dark Hot Rod|Black Rodimus]]<ref name="toyfestival">Toy Festival 2001</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-78C''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Crystal Rodimus]]<ref name="toyfestival"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-79''' [[Blurr (G1)|Blurr]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-80''' [[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-81''' [[Wreck-Gar (G1)|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-82''' [[Kup (G1)|Cher]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-83''' [[Sandstorm (G1)|Sandstorm]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-84''' [[Springer (G1)|Sprang]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-85''' [[Broadside (G1)|Broadside]]}}</ul>
}}

=====Destrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-d1|'''D-50''' [[Motormaster (G1)#Toys|Motormaster]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-51''' [[Breakdown (G1)#Toys|Breakdown]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-52''' [[Drag Strip (G1)#Toys|Drag Stripe]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-53''' [[Wildrider (G1)#Toys|Wildrider]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-54''' [[Dead End (G1)#Toys|Dead End]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-55''' [[Menasor (G1)#Toys|Menasor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-56''' [[Ramjet (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Ramjet]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-57''' [[Thrust (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Thrust]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-58''' [[Frenzy (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Frenzy]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-59''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-60''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Condor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-61''' [[Ratbat (G1)#Toys|Ratbat]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-62''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Galvatron]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-62-S''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#PurpleReissue|Galvatron]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-63''' [[Trypticon (G1)#Toys|Dinosaurer]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-64''' [[Onslaught (G1)/toys#Toys|Onslaught]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-65''' [[Blast Off (G1)/toys#Toys|Blast Off]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-66''' [[Vortex (G1)/toys#Toys|Vorter]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-67''' [[Brawl (G1)/toys#Toys|Brawl]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-68''' [[Swindle (G1)/toys#Toys|Swindle]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-69''' [[Bruticus (G1)#Toys|Bruticus]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-70''' [[Cyclonus (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Cyclonus]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-71''' [[Scourge (G1)#Toys|Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-72''' [[Octane#Toys|Octone]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-73''' [[Razorclaw (G1)#Toys|Razorclaw]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-74''' [[Rampage (G1)#Toys|Rampage]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-75''' [[Divebomb (G1)#Toys|Dimebomb]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-76''' [[Tantrum (G1)#Toys|Tantrum]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-77''' [[Headstrong (G1)#Toys|Headstrong]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-78''' [[Predaking (G1)#Toys|Predaking]]}}</ul>
}}

=====VS sets=====
<ul>{{bp-a1d1|'''VSZ''' Sunstreaker, Skids VS Buzzsaw}}</ul>

====''The Headmasters''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-86''' [[Scattershot (G1)|Scattershot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-87''' [[Nosecone (G1)|Nosecone]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-88''' [[Strafe (G1)|Strafe]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-89''' [[Lightspeed (G1 Technobot)|Lightspeed]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-90''' [[Afterburner (G1)|Afterburner]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-91''' [[Computron (G1)|Computicon]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-92''' [[Wideload (G1)|Wideload]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-93''' [[Searchlight (G1)|Looklight]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-94''' [[Chase (G1)|Chase]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-95''' [[Rollbar (G1)|Rollbar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-96''' [[Freeway (G1)|Runway]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-97''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Goldback]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-98''' [[Repugnus (G1)|Repug]]<ref>Omitted from the 1987 retail line-up, Repugnus (marketed as "Repug") was offered as a mail order figure that was advertised with the 1987 ''Beastformers'' figures, but ultimately wasn't shipped until 1988, in Hasbro packaging. Though it doesn't appear on his packaging, he was assigned the ID number "C-98" in official marketing materials.</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-99''' [[Grotusque|Grotes]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-100''' [[Doublecross]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-101''' [[Chromedome (G1)|Chromedome]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-102''' [[Hardhead (G1)|Hardhead]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-103''' [[Highbrow (G1)|Highbrow]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-104''' [[Brainstorm (G1)|Brainstorm]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-105''' [[Sureshot (G1)|Sureshot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-106''' [[Pointblank|Blanker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-107''' [[Crosshairs (G1)|Crosshairs]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-108''' [[Artfire]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-109''' [[Ricochet (Headmasters)|Stepper]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-110''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Hot Rodimus]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-111''' [[Punch (G1)|Double Spy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-112''' [[Cloudraker (G1)|Cloudraker]] & [[Fastlane]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-113''' [[Kup (G1)|Cher]]<ref name="collection"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-114''' [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-115''' [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]]<ref>Planned as a [[Robot Point]] item, but cancelled.</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-116''' [[Blaster (G1)|Twincast]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-117''' [[Eject (G1)|Eject]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-118''' [[Rewind (G1)|Rewind]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-119''' [[Ramhorn (G1)|Amhorn]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-120''' [[Steeljaw (G1)|Steeljaw]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-121''' [[Graphy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-122''' [[Noise]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-123''' [[Dile]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-124''' [[Zaur (G1)|Zaur]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-125''' [[Shouki]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-126''' [[Getsuei]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-127''' [[Yukikaze (G1)|Yukikaze]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-128''' [[Suiken]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-129''' [[Seizan]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-130''' [[Kaen]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-131''' [[Raiden]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-132''' to '''C-199''' N/A}}</ul>
}}

=====Destrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-d1|'''D-79''' [[Hun-Gurrr (G1)|Hun-Gurrr]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-80''' [[Rippersnapper (G1)|Rippersnapper]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-81''' [[Sinnertwin (G1)|Sinnertwin]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-82''' [[Cutthroat (G1)|Cutthroat]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-83''' [[Blot (G1)|Butto]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-84''' [[Abominus (G1)|Abominus]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-85''' [[Skullcruncher (G1)#Toys|Skull]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-86''' [[Weirdwolf (G1)#Toys|Weirdwolf]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-87''' [[Mindwipe (G1)#Toys|Wipe]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-88''' [[Triggerhappy (G1)#Toys|Triggerharpy]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-89''' [[Misfire (G1)#Toys|Misfire]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-90''' [[Slugslinger (G1)#Toys|Slugslinger]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-91''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-92''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-93''' [[Scorponok (G1)/toys#Toys|MegaZarak]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-94''' [[Pounce#Toys|Pounce]] & [[Wingspan#Toys|Wingspan]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-95''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-96''' [[Battletrap (G1)#Toys|Battletrap]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-97''' [[Flywheels#Toys|Flywheel]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-98''' [[Sixshot (G1)#Toys|Sixshot]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-98''' [[Sixshot (G1)#Toys|Sixshot Stealth Mode]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-98''' [[Sixshot (G1)#Toys|Sixshot Shadow Mode]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-99''' [[Apeface#Toys|Apeface]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-100''' [[Snapdragon (G1)#Toys|Snapdragon]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-101''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#SoundblasterG1|Soundblaster]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-102''' [[Rumble (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Rumble]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-103''' [[Frenzy (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Frenzy]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-104''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-105''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Condor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-106''' [[Buzzsaw (G1)/toys#Generation 1|Buzzsaw]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-107''' [[Ratbat (G1)#Toys|Ratbat]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-108''' [[Slugfest (G1)#Toys|Slugfest]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-109''' [[Overkill (G1)#Toys|Overkill]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-110''' to '''D-200''' N/A}}</ul>
}}

====''Super-God Masterforce''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-200''' [[Lander]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-201''' [[Metalhawk (G1)|Metalhawk]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-202''' [[Phoenix (G1)|Phoenix]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-203''' [[Diver (G1)|Diver]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-204 to C-300''' N/A}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-301''' [[Shūta Gō|Goshooter]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-302''' [[Cab (human)|Cab]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-303''' [[Minerva (human)|Minerva]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-304''' [[Lightfoot (G1)|Lightfoot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-305''' [[Ranger]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-306''' [[Road King]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-307''' [[Ginrai (human)|Super Ginrai]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-307X''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Nucleon Quest Super Convoy]]<ref name="tru">[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan</ref>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-308''' [[Clouder|Doubleclouder]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-309''' [[Godbomber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-310''' [[Ginrai (human)|God Ginrai]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-310E''' [[Ginrai (human)|Fire Guts God Ginrai]]<ref name="ehobby"/>}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-311''' [[Grand Maximus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-312''' [[Sixknight]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-313''' [[Hardspark]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-314''' [[Hotspark]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-315''' [[Wildspark]]}}</ul>
}}

=====Destrons=====
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{Bp-d1|'''D-201''' [[Blood#Toys|Blood]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-202''' [[Dauros#Toys|Dauros]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-203''' [[Gilmer#Toys|Gilmer]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-204''' to '''D-300''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-301''' [[Wilder (G1)#Toys|Wilder]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-302''' [[Bullhorn (G1)#Toys|Bullhorn]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-303''' [[Cancer (G1)#Toys|Cancer]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-304''' [[Hydra (G1)#Toys|Hydra]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-305''' [[Buster (G1)#Toys|Buster]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-306''' [[Darkwings#Toys|Darkwings]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-307''' [[Overlord (G1)|Overlord]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-308''' [[Browning#Toys|Browning]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-309''' [[Black Shadow (G1)|Black Shadow]]<ref name="crossformers">Although Black Shadow and Blue Bacchus featured ID numbers (D-309 and D-310) that placed them in between the ''Super-God Masterforce''-based toys Browning (D-308) and Black Zarak (D-311), both toys are ''Victory'' era releases.</ref>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-310''' [[Blue Bacchus]]<ref name="crossformers"/>}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-311''' [[Scorponok (G1)#Super-God Masterforce|BlackZarak]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-312''' [[Turtler#Toys|Turtler]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-313''' [[Overbite (Masterforce)#Toys|Overbite]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-314''' [[Kraken#Toys|Kraken]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-315''' [[Lobclaw#Toys|Lobclaw]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-316''' [[Gulf#Toys|Gulf]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-317''' [[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Toys|Tentakil]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-318''' [[King Poseidon#Toys|King Poseidon]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-319''' [[Guzzle (Masterforce)#Toys|Guzzle]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-320''' [[Sizzle (Masterforce)#Toys|Sizzle]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-321''' [[Javil#Toys|Javil]]}}</ul>
}}

=====Other=====
<ul>{{bp-a1|'''V-01''' ''[[Transformers: The World]]''}}</ul>

====''Victory'' and ''Zone''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-316''' [[Wingwaver]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-317''' [[Dashtacker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-318''' [[Machtackle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-319''' [[Landcross (G1)|Landcross]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-320''' [[Blacker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-321''' [[Braver]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-322''' [[Laster]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-323''' [[Road Caesar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-324''' [[Star Saber (G1)|Star Saber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-325''' [[Greatshot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-326''' [[Galaxy Shuttle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-327''' [[Ginrai (robot)|Victory Leo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-328''' [[Star Saber (G1)|Victory Saber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-329''' N/A}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-330''' [[Rocket Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-331''' [[Rescue Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-332''' [[Battle Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-333''' [[Super Car Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-334''' [[Race Car Patrol|Race Car Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-335''' [[Off Road Patrol|Off Road Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-336''' [[Jet Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-337''' [[Overload (G1)|Roadjet]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-338''' [[Missile Bull]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-339''' [[Erector (G1)|Cragun]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-340''' [[Skywave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-341''' [[Gasoline Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-342''' [[Overair (facility)|Airport Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-343''' [[Hot House (facility)|Fire Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-344''' [[Ironworks (facility)|Build Base]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-345''' [[Landshaker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-346''' [[Sky Hyper]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-347''' [[Sonic Bomber (G1)|Sonic Bomber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-348''' [[Dai Atlas (G1)|Dai Atlas]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-349''' [[Roadfire]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-350''' ''[[Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!|Transformers: Zone]]'' OVA}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-351''' [[Construction Patrol|Build Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-352''' [[Air Patrol|Sky Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-353''' [[Big Powered]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-354''' [[Shouki]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-355''' [[Getsuei]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-356''' [[Yukikaze (G1)|Yukikaze]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-357''' [[Suiken]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-358''' [[Seizan]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-359''' [[Kaen]]}}</ul>
}}

=====Destrons=====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-d1|'''D-322''' [[Goryu (G1)#Toys|Goryu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-323''' [[Gairyu#Toys|Gairyu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-324''' [[Kakuryu (G1)#Toys|Kakuryu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-325''' [[Doryu (G1)#Toys|Doryu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-326''' [[Yokuryu#Toys|Yokuryu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-327''' [[Rairyu#Toys|Rairyu]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-328''' [[Dinoking#Toys|Dinoking]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-329''' [[Leozack#Toys|Leozack]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-330''' [[Guyhawk#Toys|Guyhawk]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-331''' [[Hellbat (G1)#Toys|Hellbat]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-332''' [[Jallguar#Toys|Jallguar]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-333''' [[Killbison#Toys|Killbison]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-334''' [[Drillhorn (G1)#Toys|Drillhorn]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-335''' [[Liokaiser#Toys|Liokaiser]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-336''' [[Deathsaurus (G1)#Toys|Deathsaurus]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-337''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-338''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-339''' N/A}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-340''' [[Metrotitan (G1)#Toys|Metrotitan]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-341''' [[Race Track Patrol#Toys|Race Track Patrol Team]]}}</ul>
}}

====''Return of Convoy''====
=====Cybertrons=====
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-360''' [[Sky Garry (G1)|Sky Garry]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-361''' [[Monster Trucks Patrol|Big Truck Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-362''' [[Hot Rod Patrol|Hot Rod Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-363''' [[Military Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-364''' [[Shuttle Rocket W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-365''' [[Fire Tanker W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-366''' [[Radar Hover W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-367''' [[Dump Shovel W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-368''' [[Crane Cannon W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-369''' [[Jet Tank W Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-370''' [[Sixliner]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-371''' [[Grandus (G1)|Grandus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-372''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Star Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-373''' [[Rescue Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-374''' [[Battle Patrol Team]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''C-375''' [[Super Car Patrol Team]]}}</ul>
}}

====Other====
<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''C-376''' – [[LaserDisc|Convoy Set]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''D-342''' – [[LaserDisc|Megatron Set]]}}
{{Bp-a1d1|'''VSL-1''' ([[LaserDisc|''2010'' LaserDisc set]])}}
{{Bp-a1|'''VSL-2''' [[LaserDisc|''The Headmasters'' Set]]}}
</ul>

====''Operation Combination''====
The ''Operation Combination'' portion of ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' plays a rather strange role in the greater scheme of the "Generation 1" toyline, as it features its own unique numbering system that does not follow the previous sublines. Unlike the previous sublines that featured the respective subline [[logo]] on the back of the packaging with "''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''" at the forefront, the packaging for the ''Operation Combination'' toys lacked the subline logo altogether.

The reason as to why this subline changed it's numbering system is unknown, but from a glance it can be assumed that it was due to the toyline already sitting at three-digits with it just about reaching '''400''', meaning a "refresh" of the numbering system would be the best option to revitalize the line. ''Transformers'' was also reaching a rather noticeable decline in sales by this point too, as was demonstrated in the cancellation of the [[Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!|''Zone'' cartoon]] two years prior, so this may have also been a subtle attempt to make it seem as if it was a new toyline, rather than it being a continuation, to help boost sales.

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TF-01''' [[Sixbuilder]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TF-02''' [[Sixwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TF-03''' [[Sixturbo]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TF-04''' [[Guard City]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TF-05''' [[Sixtrain]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TF-06''' [[Spin Road]] VS [[Dark Jet]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TF-07''' [[Fire Road]] VS [[Shadow Jet]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TF-08''' [[Checker Road]] VS [[Moon Jet]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TF-09''' [[Mach Road]] VS [[Flare Jet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TF-10''' [[Battle Gaia]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Beastformers''==
{{main|Beastformers (franchise)#Toys}}

Originally starting off as a simple subline of the ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' toyline around ''The Headmasters''-era, the '''''Transformers: Beastformers''''' line featured its own ID numbering system molded onto the individual figures themselves and their respective weapons. These numbers were oddly nowhere to be found on their included bio cards (and the boxes were generic rather than individualized), but did appear on various checklists. When the line eventually broke off into its own separate entity, becoming simply '''''Beastformers''''', the pre-established numbering system was fully implemented onto the figures' bio cards and boxes.

The original ''Transformers: Beastformers'' series has 22 figures (and by extension, ID numbers) that weren't included in the original lineup, despite appearing on multiple advertisements and toy checklists. When the ''Beastformers'' line broke off of the ''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers'' line, ''most'' the missing figures were released, and while many ''Transformers: Beastformers'' figures were re-released alongside the new additions, 20 ''Transformers''-era toys were not, plus two toys were ultimately not released in ''either'' line; though once again, all 76 figures were shown in multiple checklists.

Surprisingly, some of the characters that appeared in ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|The Headmasters]]'' cartoon weren't included in the original ''Transformers: Beastformers'' line.

===''Transformers: Beastformers''===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''1''' [[White Leo#Toys|White Leo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''2''' [[Big Serow#Toys|Big Serow]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''3''' [[Golder#Toys|Golder]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''4''' [[Flykick#Toys|Flykick]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''5''' [[Killer Fish#Toys|Killer Fish]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''6''' [[Snakebomb (Beastformers)#Toys|Snakebomb]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''7''' [[Drillfrog#Toys|Drillfrog]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''8''' [[Elephan#Toys|Elephan]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''9''' [[Graysharp#Toys|Graysharp]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''10''' [[Grayox#Toys|Grayox]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''11''' [[Battle Bear#Toys|Battle Bear]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''12''' [[Devilbat#Toys|Devilbat]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''13''' [[Bonga#Toys|Bonga]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''14''' [[Wildthunder#Toys|Wildthunder]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''15''' [[Alligatron#Toys|Alligatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''16''' [[Beafox#Toys|Beafox]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''17''' [[Black Turtle#Toys|Black Turtle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''18''' [[Yellow Giraffe#Toys|Yellow Giraffe]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''29''' [[Iguanamonss#Toys|Iguanamonss]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''30''' [[Brown Gyro#Toys|Brown Gyro]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''31''' [[Power Jaguar#Toys|Power Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''32''' [[Strong Hippo#Toys|Strong Hippo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''33''' [[Wavemoose#Toys|Wavemoose]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''34''' [[Green Chameles#Toys|Green Chameles]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''35''' [[Jungaroo#Toys|Jungaroo]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''36''' [[Red Octo#Toys|Red Octo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''37''' [[Sea Iron#Toys|Sea Iron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''39''' [[Dark Raccoon#Toys|Dark Raccoon]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''40''' [[Power Nozzle#Toys|Power Nozzle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''41''' [[Smileduck#Toys|Smileduck]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''42''' [[Undergroun#Toys|Undergroun]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''43''' [[Cuttledeep#Toys|Cuttledeep]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''44''' [[Beavop#Toys|Beavop]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''45''' [[Junior Dragon#Toys|Junior Dragon]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''46''' [[Night Owl#Toys|Night Owl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''48''' [[Polar Battle Bear (Beastformers)#Toys|Polar Battle Bear]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''51''' [[Bullorn#Toys|Bullorn]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''52''' [[Ultragas#Toys|Ultragas]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''53''' [[Strong Panda#Toys|Strong Panda]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''57''' [[Black Jaguar#Toys|Black Jaguar]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''58''' [[Dream Eater#Toys|Dream Eater]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''59''' [[Cobrander#Toys|Petrified Special Cobrander]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''60''' [[Baboon#Toys|Baboon]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''61''' [[Dog Hunter#Toys|Dog Hunter]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''62''' [[Būpink#Toys|Būpink]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''63''' [[Razorkukku#Toys|Razorkukku]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''64''' [[Muskhorn#Toys|Muskhorn]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''65''' [[Pangol#Toys|Pangol]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''66''' [[Slo#Toys|Slo]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''67''' [[Earthhog#Toys|Earthhog]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''68''' [[White Cow#Toys|White Cow]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''70''' [[Eagle Killer#Toys|Eagle Killer]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''72''' [[Crowmax#Toys|Crowmax]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''73''' [[Mingo Kid#Toys|Mingo Kid]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''76''' [[Udan#Toys|Udan]]}}</ul>
}}

===''Beastformers''===
====Beastformers====
{{collist|5|
*'''1''' [[White Leo#Toys|White Leo]]
*'''2''' [[Big Serow#Toys|Big Serow]]
*'''3''' [[Golder#Toys|Golder]]
*'''4''' [[Flykick#Toys|Flykick]]
*'''5''' [[Killer Fish#Toys|Killer Fish]]
*'''11''' [[Battle Bear#Toys|Battle Bear]]
*'''12''' [[Devilbat#Toys|Devilbat]]
*'''13''' [[Bonga#Toys|Bonga]]
*'''14''' [[Wildthunder#Toys|Wildthunder]]
*'''15''' [[Alligatron#Toys|Alligatron]]
*'''16''' [[Beafox#Toys|Beafox]]
*'''17''' [[Black Turtle#Toys|Black Turtle]]
*'''18''' [[Yellow Giraffe#Toys|Yellow Giraffe]]
*'''19''' [[Hedgehog#Toys|Hedgehog]]
*'''20''' [[Badshark#Toys|Badshark]]
*'''21''' [[Bowdog#Toys|Bowdog]]
*'''22''' [[Rabbit Kid#Toys|Rabbit Kid]]
*'''23''' [[Bluehorse#Toys|Bluehorse]]
*'''24''' [[Giader#Toys|Giader]]
*'''25''' [[Violethorn#Toys|Violethorn]]
*'''26''' [[Bombsheep#Toys|Bombsheep]]
*'''27''' [[Deaspider#Toys|Deaspider]]
*'''28''' [[Crabhit#Toys|Crabhit]]
*'''32''' [[Strong Hippo#Toys|Strong Hippo]]
*'''33''' [[Wavemoose#Toys|Wavemoose]]
*'''35''' [[Jungaroo#Toys|Jungaroo]]
*'''43''' [[Cuttledeep#Toys|Cuttledeep]]
*'''45''' [[Junior Dragon#Toys|Junior Dragon]]
*'''46''' [[Night Owl#Toys|Night Owl]]
*'''49''' [[Flying Attacker#Toys|Flying Attacker]]
*'''50''' [[Platinum Tiger#Toys|Platinum Tiger]]
*'''53''' [[Strong Panda#Toys|Strong Panda]]
*'''54''' [[Shield Dragon#Toys|Shield Dragon]]
*'''55''' [[Koala Gray#Toys|Koala Gray]]
*'''56''' [[Demonkey]]
*'''57''' [[Black Jaguar#Toys|Black Jaguar]]
*'''58''' [[Dream Eater#Toys|Dream Eater]]
*'''59''' [[Cobrander#Toys|Cobrander]]
*'''60''' [[Baboon#Toys|Baboon]]
*'''61''' [[Dog Hunter#Toys|Dog Hunter]]
*'''62''' [[Būpink#Toys|Būpink]]
*'''63''' [[Razorkukku#Toys|Razorkukku]]
*'''64''' [[Muskhorn#Toys|Muskhorn]]
*'''65''' [[Pangol#Toys|Pangol]]
*'''66''' [[Slo#Toys|Slo]]
*'''67''' [[Earthhog#Toys|Earthhog]]
*'''68''' [[White Cow#Toys|White Cow]]
*'''69''' [[Zebra Ball#Toys|Zebra Ball]]
*'''70''' [[Eagle Killer#Toys|Eagle Killer]]
*'''71''' [[Duck Diver#Toys|Duck Diver]]
*'''72''' [[Crowmax#Toys|Crowmax]]
*'''73''' [[Mingo Kid#Toys|Mingo Kid]]
*'''74''' [[Little Serow]]
*'''75''' [[Peguinis#Toys|Peguinis]]
*'''76''' [[Udan#Toys|Udan]]
}}
====Unreleased Beastformers====
*'''38''' [[Scout Mouse]]
*'''47''' [[Yellow Camelus]]

====Laser Beasts====
{{collist|5|
*'''77''' [[Blue Eagle]]
*'''78''' [[Sparkshark]]
*'''79''' [[Sairon]]
*'''80''' [[Unarchy]]
*'''81''' [[Tigerburn]]
*'''82''' [[Condorassin]]
*'''83''' [[Groundwolf]]
*'''84''' [[Flysailor]]
*'''85''' [[Zariganian]]
*'''86''' [[Rainbow Sam]]
*'''87''' [[Sur]]
*'''88''' [[Brainmouse]]
*'''89''' [[Brown Lion]]
*'''90''' [[Grencats]]
*'''91''' [[Fighthorn]]
*'''92''' [[Hustlebear]]
*'''93''' [[Battlefennec]]
*'''94''' [[Killerhound]]
*'''95''' [[Dragon Seahorn]]
*'''96''' [[Stronghurricane]]
*'''97''' [[Sea Panic]]
*'''98''' [[Puzzlecolor]]
*'''99''' [[Manteaufrenzy]]
*'''100''' [[Scopecougar]]
*'''101''' [[Skullgrotes]]
*'''102''' [[Kingbuster]]
*'''103''' [[Slag King]]
*'''104''' [[Jeerermonkey]]
*'''105''' [[Hornhead]]
*'''106''' [[Monkeyfighter]]
*'''107''' [[Flying Dragon]]
*'''108''' [[Kickback (LB)|Kickback]]
*'''110''' [[Green Rayfer]]
*'''111''' [[Salmomancer]]
*'''112''' [[Dinogator]]}}

====SD capsule/candy toys====
{{collist|4|
*'''1''' [[White Leo]]
*'''2''' [[Flykick]]
*'''3''' [[Hedgehog]]
*'''4''' [[Badshark]]
*'''5''' [[Bowdog]]
*'''6''' [[Rabbit Kid]]
*'''7''' [[Bluehorse]]
*'''8''' [[Giader]]
*'''9''' [[Violethorn]]
*'''10''' [[Bombsheep]]
*'''11''' [[Deaspider]]
*'''12''' [[Crabhit]]
*'''13''' [[Killer Fish]]
*'''14''' [[Devilbat]]
*'''15''' [[Alligatron]]
*'''16''' [[Beafox]]
*'''17''' [[Flying Attacker]]
*'''18''' [[Platinum Tiger]]
*'''19''' [[Koala Gray]]
*'''20''' [[Zebra Ball]]
}}

==''G-2''==
{{main|Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)#Takara G-2 line}}

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-02''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-03''' [[Electro|Effectro]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-04''' [[Volt|Autovolt]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-05''' [[Jolt (G2)|Hot Row]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-06''' [[Sizzle (G2)|Firebot]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-07''' [[Skyjack (G2)|Skyjack]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-08''' [[Space Case (G2)|Space Case]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-09''' [[Hooligan (G2)|Hooligan]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-10''' [[Dreadwing (G2)|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-11''' [[Road Rocket (G2)|Road Rocket]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TRF-12''' [[Road Pig (G2)|Road Big]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-13''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Battle Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-14''' [[Aero Raid]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-15''' [[Strafe (G2)|Strafe]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TRF-16''' [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Beast Wars''==
{{main|Transformers: Beast Wars (Japanese toyline)}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-m1|'''C-1''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-2''' [[Polar Claw|Whiteclaw]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-3''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Cheetus]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-4''' [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-5''' [[Rattrap (BW)|Rattle]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-6''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convobat]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-7''' [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-8''' [[Tigatron]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-9''' [[Wolfang (Maximal)|Howlinger]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-10''' [[Airazor (BW)|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-11''' [[Cybershark]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-12''' [[Apache]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-13''' [[Bighorn]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-14''' [[Tasmania Kid]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-15''' [[Scuba]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-16''' [[Lio Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-17''' [[Bigmos]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-18''' [[Powerhug (BW)|Powerhug]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-19''' [[Tonbot]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-20''' [[Mantis]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-21''' [[Drill Nuts]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-22''' [[Scissor Boy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-23''' [[DJ (BW)|DJ]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-24''' [[Motorarm (BW)|Motorarm]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-25''' [[Gimlet]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-26''' [[Lio Junior]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-27''' [[Skywarp (BW)|Skywarp]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-28''' [[Santon]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-29''' [[Longrack (BW)|Longrack]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-30''' [[Colada]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-31''' [[Stampy (BW)|Stampy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-32''' [[Break]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-33''' [[Rockbuster]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-34''' [[Randy (BW)|Randy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-35''' [[Big Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-36''' [[Mach Kick]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-37''' [[Sharp Edge]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-38''' [[Bump]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-39''' [[Survive]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-40''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Metals Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-41''' [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)|Silverbolt]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-42''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Metals Cheetus]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-43''' [[Rattrap (BW)|Metals Rattle]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-44''' [[Rhinox (BW)|Metals Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-45''' [[Airazor (BW)|Metals Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-46''' [[Depth Charge (BW)|Metals Depth Charge]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-47''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Metals Powered Convoy]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-48''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Metals Blackwidow]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-49''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Metals Cheetus 2]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''C-50''' [[Tigerhawk|Metals Tigerfalcon]]}}</ul>}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-p1|'''D-1''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-2''' [[Scorponok (BW)|Scorpos]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-3''' [[Waspinator (BW)|Waspeeter]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-4''' [[Tarantulas (BW)|Tarans]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-5''' [[Terrorsaur (BW)|Terrorsaurer]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-6''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megalligator]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-7''' [[Shadow Panther]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-8''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackwidow]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-9''' [[Buzz Saw (BW)|Buzz Saw]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-10''' [[Insecticon (BW)|Kuwagiger]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-11''' [[Inferno (BW)|Inferno]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-12''' [[Megastorm]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-13''' [[Starscream (BW)|Starscream]] & [[BB (BW)|BB]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-14''' [[Dirge (BW)|Dirge]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-15''' [[Thrust (BW)|Thrust]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-16''' [[Galvatron (BW)|Galvatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-17''' [[Autostinger]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-18''' [[Autocrusher]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-19''' [[Autojetter]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-20''' [[Autolauncher]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-21''' [[God Neptune]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-22''' [[Megastorm|Gigastorm]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-23''' [[Starscream (BW)|Hellscream]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-24''' [[BB (BW)|Max-B]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-25''' [[Dirge (BW)|Dirgegun]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-26''' [[Thrust (BW)|Thrustor]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-27''' N/A}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-28''' N/A}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-29''' [[Guiledart]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-30''' [[Saberback]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-31''' [[Sling (BW)|Sling]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-32''' [[Dead End (BW)|Dead End]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-33''' [[Hydra (BW)|Hydra]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-34''' [[Crazybolt (BW)|Crazybolt]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-35''' [[Magmatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-36''' [[Archadis]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-37''' [[Hardhead (BW)|Hardhead]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-38''' [[Bazooka (BW)|Bazooka]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-39''' [[Killer Punch]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-40''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Metals Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-41''' [[Rampage (BW)|Metals Rampage]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-42''' [[Waspinator (BW)|Metals Waspeeter]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-43''' [[Terrorsaur (BW)|Metals Terrorsaurer]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-44''' [[Tarantulas (BW)|Metals Tarans]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-45''' [[Quickstrike (BW)|Quickstrike]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-46''' [[Inferno (BW)|Metals Inferno]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-47''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Metals Dragon Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-p1|'''D-48''' [[Dinobot II|Metals Dinobot]]}}</ul>}}

===VS sets===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-1''' Strongest Beast Showdown: Convoy VS Megatron}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-2''' Arctic Showdown: Whiteclaw VS Scorpos}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-3''' Quickest Showdown: Cheetus VS Waspeeter}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-4''' Ferocious Showdown: Dinobot VS Tarans}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-5''' Rocky Mountain Showdown: Rattle VS Terrorsaurer}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-6''' Amazon Showdown: Convobat VS Megalligator}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-7''' Wilderness Showdown: Rhinox VS Shadow Panther}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-8''' Deep Forest Showdown: Tigatron VS Blackwidow}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-9''' Darkness Showdown: Howlinger VS Buzz Saw}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-10''' Heaven Showdown: Airazor VS Kuwagiger}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-11''' Hell Showdown: Cybershark VS Inferno}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-12''' Cannon Showdown: Apache VS Megastorm}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-13''' 2 Against 1 Showdown: Bighorn VS Starscream & BB}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-14''' Land Horizon Showdown: Tasmania Kid VS Dirge}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-15''' Sea Horizon Showdown: Scuba VS Thrust}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-16''' History's Greatest Showdown: Lio Convoy VS Galvatron}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-17''' Frontier Showdown: Bigmos VS Autostinger}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-18''' Heavy Armor Showdown: Powerhug VS Autocrusher}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-19''' Stratospheric Showdown: Tonbot VS Autojetter}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-20''' Discus Showdown: Mantis VS Autolauncher}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-21''' to '''VS-28''' N/A}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-29''' Savanna Showdown: Longrack VS Guiledart}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-30''' Desert Showdown: Colada VS Saberback}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-31''' Prairie Showdown: Stampy VS Sling}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-32''' Undersea Showdown: Break VS Dead End}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-33''' Backwater Showdown: Rockbuster VS Hydra}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-34''' Explosive Showdown: Randy VS Crazybolt}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-35''' Cosmic Showdown: Big Convoy VS Magmatron}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-36''' Favorites Showdown: Mach Kick VS Archadis}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-37''' Master Fencer Showdown: Sharp Edge VS Hardhead}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-38''' Extreme Showdown: Bump VS Bazooka}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-39''' Roaring Showdown: Survive VS Killer Punch}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-40''' Destined Showdown: Metals Convoy VS Metals Megatron}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-41''' Brave Showdown: Silverbolt VS Metals Rampage}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-42''' Gusty Showdown: Metals Cheetus VS Metals Waspeeter}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-43''' Flash Showdown: Metals Rattle VS Metals Terrorsaurer}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-44''' Strength Showdown: Metals Rhinox VS Metals Tarans}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-45''' Heatwave Showdown: Metals Airazor VS Quickstrike}}
{{Bp-m1p1|'''VS-46''' Ocean Bottom Showdown: Metals Depth Charge VS Metals Inferno}}</ul>}}

===Other===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-m1p1|'''VS-S1''' Amazon Showdown: [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convobat]] VS [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megalligator]]}}
{{Bp-mn|'''S-2''' [[Moon (BW)|Moon]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''S-3''' [[Heinrad (BW)|Heinrad]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''VS-X1''' [[Volcano Base|Volcano]] Showdown: [[Armordillo|Armor]] VS [[Snapper]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''X-2''' [[Diver (BW)|Diver]] & [[Niagara Base]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''X-3''' [[Tripledacus]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''X-4''' [[Magnaboss (BWII)|Magnaboss]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''X-5''' [[Ikard]] & [[Tako Tank]]}}
{{bp-uc|'''X-6''' [[Latolata]]}}
{{bp-uc|'''X-7''' [[Elphaorpha]]}}
{{bp-uc|'''X-8''' [[Drancron]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''X-9''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys|Metals Jaguar]]}}</ul>
}}

===Egg Beasts===
{{collist|2|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''EC-1''' [[Eggleo]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''EC-2''' [[Eggbird]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''EC-3''' [[Eggbot (BW)|Eggbot]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''ED-1''' [[Dark Eggleo]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''ED-2''' [[Dark Eggbird]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''ED-3''' [[Dark Eggbot]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Car Robots''==
{{main|Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)#Takara Car Robots toyline}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''C-001''' [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Super Fire Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-002''' [[X-Brawn|Wildride]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-003''' [[Prowl (RID)|Mach Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-004''' [[Side Burn (RID)|Speedbreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-005''' [[Hot Shot (RID)|Art Fire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-006''' [[R.E.V.|Eagle Killer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-007''' [[W.A.R.S.|Wars]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-008''' [[Crosswise (RID)|X-Car]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-009''' [[Ironhide (RID)|Ox]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-010''' [[Mirage (RID)|Counter Arrow]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-011''' [[Spychanger]]s DX6 Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-012''' [[Railspike (RID)|J-Five]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-013''' [[Rapid Run (RID)|J-Seven]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-014''' [[Midnight Express (RID)|J-Four]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-015''' [[Rail Racer (RID)|JRX]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-016''' [[Skid-Z (RID)|Indy Heat]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-017''' [[Tow-Line (RID)|Wrecker Hook]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-018''' [[Wedge (RID)|Build Boy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-019''' [[Grimlock (RID 2001)|Build Hurricane]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-020''' [[Heavy Load (RID)|Build Typhoon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-021''' [[Hightower (RID)|Build Cyclone]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-022''' [[Landfill (RID)|Build King]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-023''' [[Ultra Magnus (RID)|God Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-024''' [[X-Brawn|Super Wildride]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-025''' [[Prowl (RID)|Super Mach Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-026''' [[Side Burn (RID)|Super Speedbreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-027''' [[Fortress Maximus (RID)|Brave Maximus]]}}</ul>
}}

===Destrongers===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-p1|'''D-001''' [[Megatron (RID)|Gigatron]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-002''' [[Gas Skunk|Gaskunk]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-003''' [[Dark Scream|Guildo]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-004''' [[Slapper (RID)|Goosher]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-005''' [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Gelshark]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-006''' [[Rollbar (RID)|Greejeeber]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-007''' [[Armorhide (RID)|Dangar]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-008''' [[Movor|Shuttler]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-009''' [[Ro-Tor (RID)|Hepter]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-010''' [[Mega-Octane|Dolrailer]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-011''' [[Ruination (RID)|Baldigus]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-012''' [[Scourge (RID)|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''D-013''' [[Megatron (RID)|Devil Gigatron]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Choro Q''==
{{main|Choro-Q}}

{{collist|2|<ul>{{bp-a1|'''Q/01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy TV Version]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''Q/02''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy Metallic Version]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''Q/03''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron TV Version]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''Q/04''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron Black Version]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''Q/05''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Rodimus Convoy TV Version]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''Q/06''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Rodimus Convoy Metallic Version]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Legends of the Microns''==
{{main|Transformers: Armada (toyline)#Takara Legends of the Microns toyline}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|Convoy Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-02''' [[Red Alert (Armada)|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-03''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-04''' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Grap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-05''' [[Laserbeak (Armada)|Cyberhawk]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-06''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|STD Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-07''' [[Scavenger (Armada)|Devastor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-08''' [[Blurr (Armada)|Silverbolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-09''' [[Jetfire (Armada)|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-10''' [[Side Swipe (Armada)|Stepper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-11''' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Grap Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-12''' [[Red Alert (Armada)|Ratchet Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-13''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Rod Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-14''' [[Overload (Armada)|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MC-XX''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|Magna Convoy DX Set]]}}</ul>
}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''MD-01''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-02''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-03''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-04''' [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Sandstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-05''' [[Thrust (Armada)|Thrust]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-06''' [[Tidal Wave (Armada)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-07''' [[Wheeljack (Armada)|Rampage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-08''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Megatron Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-09''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Starscream Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-10''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Ironhide Super Mode]]}}</ul>
}}

===Microns===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-mc|'''MM-01''' [[Street Action Mini-Con Team|Street Action Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-02''' [[Air Defense Mini-Con Team (Armada)|Air Defense Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-03''' [[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-04''' [[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-05''' [[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-06''' [[Street Speed Mini-Con Team|Street Speed Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-07''' [[Air Defense Mini-Con Team (Armada)|Air Defense Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-08''' [[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-09''' [[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-10''' [[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-11''' [[Air Military Mini-Con Team|Air Military Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-12''' [[Air Military Mini-Con Team|Air Military Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-13''' [[Space Mini-Con Team|Space Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-14''' [[Space Mini-Con Team|Space Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-15''' [[Sea Mini-Con Team|Sea Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-16''' [[Adventure Mini-Con Team|Adventure Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-17''' [[Aerial Extermination Mini-Con Team|Air Assault Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-18''' [[Sea Mini-Con Team|Sea Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-19''' [[Adventure Mini-Con Team|Adventure Micron Exdimensions]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-20''' [[Emergency Mini-Con Team|Emergency Micron]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''MM-21''' [[Emergency Mini-Con Team|Emergency Micron Exdimensions]]}}</ul>
}}

===Unicron===
<ul>
{{bp-unimc|'''MX-00''' [[Unicron/toys|Unicron]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''MX-01''' [[Sideways (Armada)|Double Face]]}}</ul>

===Multipacks===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MS-01''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Rod]] & [[Air Defense Mini-Con Team (Armada)|Air Defense Micron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MS-02''' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Grap]] & [[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MS-03''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Ironhide]] & [[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MS-04''' [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Sandstorm]] & [[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MS-05''' [[Blurr (Armada)|Silverbolt]] & [[Street Speed Mini-Con Team|Street Speed Micron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MS-06''' [[Thrust (Armada)|Thrust]] & [[Air Military Mini-Con Team|Air Military Micron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MS-07''' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Grap Super Mode]] & [[Adventure Mini-Con Team|Adventure Micron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MS-08''' [[Wheeljack (Armada)|Rampage]] & [[Aerial Extermination Mini-Con Team|Air Assault Micron]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Rescue Heroes Go-Bots''==
{{main|Kids' Transformers: Rescue Hero Go-Bots}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-01''' [[Max (Go-Bots)|Max]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-02''' [[Billy (Go-Bots)|Billy]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-03''' [[Chuck (Go-Bots)|Chuck]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-04''' [[Greg (Go-Bots)|Greg]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-05''' [[Beck]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-06''' [[Robert]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-07''' [[Smith (Go-Bots)|Smith]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-08''' [[Ted (Go-Bots)|Ted]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-09''' [[Paul (Go-Bots)|Paul]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-10''' [[Pete]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-11''' [[Chopper (Go-Bots)|Chopper]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-12''' [[Michael (Go-Bots)|Michael]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-13''' [[J.J]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-14''' [[Kid]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-15''' [[Paul Jr.]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-16''' [[Gong (Go-Bots)|Gong]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-17''' [[George (Go-Bots)|George]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-18''' [[Roy (Go-Bots)|Roy]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''GO-19''' [[Randy (Go-Bots)|Randy]]}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-20''''' ''Mini A: Ambulance''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-21''''' ''Mini B: Steam Locomotive''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-22''''' ''Mini C: Train''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-23''''' ''Mini B&C Set''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-24''''' ''ATV''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-25''''' ''Motorbike''}}
{{bp-rhgb|'''''GO-26''''' ''NASCAR''}}</ul>
}}

==''Super Link''==
{{main|Transformers: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|Grand Convoy]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-02''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Shot]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-03''' [[Inferno (Energon)|Inferno]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-04''' [[Ironhide (Energon)|Roadbuster]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-05''' [[Jetfire (Armada)|Skyfire]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-06''' [[Strongarm (Energon)|Blastarm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-07''' [[Skyblast (Energon)|Airglide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-08''' [[Energon Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-09''' [[Perceptor (Armada)|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-10''' [[Rodimus (Energon)|Rodimus Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-11''' [[Prowl (Energon)|Red Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-12''' [[Signal Flare (Energon)|Signal Flare]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-13''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys|SL Grand Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-14''' [[Kicker Jones|Kicker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-15''' [[Landmine (Energon)|Landmine]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-16''' [[Arcee (Energon)|Ariel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-17''' [[Wing Saber (Energon)|Wing Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-18''' [[Cliffjumper (Energon)|Overdrive]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-19''' [[Downshift (Energon)|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-20''' [[Bulkhead (Energon)|Sprung]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-21''' [[Inferno (Energon)|Inferno Volt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-22''' [[Omega Supreme (Energon)|Omega Supreme]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-23''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Shot Fire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-24''' [[Ironhide (Energon)|Roadbuster Wild]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-25''' [[Jetfire (Armada)|Skyfire Sonic]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SC-26''' [[Superion Maximus|Superion]]}}
</ul>
}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''SD-01''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Nightscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-02''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-03''' [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Sandstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-04''' [[Tidal Wave (Armada)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-05''' [[Scorponok (Energon)|MegaZarak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-06''' [[Battle Ravage|Command Jaguar]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-07''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-08''' [[Divebomb (Energon)|Shadowhawk]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-09''' [[Command Ravage|Command Jaguar Desert Type]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-10''' [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Snowstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-11''' [[Demolishor (Armada)|Irontread]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-12''' [[Cruellock|Dinobot]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-13''' [[Blackout (Terrorcon)|Shadowhawk Cosmo Type]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-14''' [[Shockblast|Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-15''' [[Tidal Wave (Armada)|Shockfleet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-16''' [[Insecticon (Energon)|Chromhorn]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-17''' [[Dinobot Magma Type]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-18''' [[Chromhorn|Chromhorn Forest Type]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-19''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Nightscream Reverse]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-20''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Galvatron General]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SD-21''' [[Bruticus Maximus (Energon)|Bruticus]]}}
</ul>
}}

===Super Link Sets===
<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SS-01''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Shot]] & [[Inferno (Energon)|Inferno]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-02''' [[Ironhide (Energon)|Roadbuster]] & [[Jetfire (Armada)|Jetfire]]}}</ul>

===Exclusives===
<ul>{{bp-d1|'''EX-01''' [[Constructicon Maximus|Buildron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-02''' [[Arcee (Energon)|Ariel Paradron Type]]}}
{{bp-unimc|'''MX-00''' [[Unicron/toys|Unicron Black Version]]}}</ul>

==''Binaltech''==
{{main|Transformers: Alternators#Toys 2}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BT-01''' [[Smokescreen (G1)|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-02''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-03''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys|Streak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-04''' [[Hound (G1)|Hound]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-05''' [[Dead End (G1)|Dead End]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-06''' [[Tracks (G1)|Tracks]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-07''' [[Smokescreen (G1)|Smokescreen GT]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-08''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys|Meister]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-09''' [[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-10''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-11''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys|Ravage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-12''' [[Overdrive]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-13''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys|Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-14''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-15''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-16''' [[Skids (G1)|Skids]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BT-17''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-18''' [[Mirage (G1)|Ligier]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-19''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys|Bluestreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-20''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys|Argent Meister]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-21''' [[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BT-22''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Binaltech Asterisk''==
{{main|The Transformers: Binaltech Asterisk}}

<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BTA-01''' [[Red Alert (G1)|Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BTA-02''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BTA-03''' [[Blaster (G1)|Broadblast]]}}</ul>

==''Masterpiece''==
{{main|The Transformers: Masterpiece}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MP-1''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-1B''' [[Eldedroid#Masterpiece|Convoy Black Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-1L''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#lastshot|Convoy Last Production]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-2''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-3''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-3G''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Starscream Ghost Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-4''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp4|Convoy Perfect Edition]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-4S''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#sleepmode|Convoy Sleep Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-5''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-5G''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#MasterpieceGoldMegs|Megatron Gold Ver.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-6''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-7''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-8''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-8X''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#King|King Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-9''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Rodimus Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-9B''' [[Black Rodimus Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp10|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10A''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mpbape|Convoy (BAPE ver.)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10ASL''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#atmossafari|Convoy (atmos safari LEBRON Ver.)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-10B''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#Masterpiece|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10DC''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#atmosduck|Convoy (atmos duckcamo Ver.)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10K''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mpbape3|Convoy (BAPE BLACKCAMO ver.)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-10R''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mpbape2|Convoy (BAPE REDCAMO ver.)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#MP11|Starscream Ver.2.0]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11A''' [[Acid Storm (G1)#Masterpiece|Acid Storm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11ND''' [[Dirge (G1)#Masterpiece|Dirge]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11NR''' [[Ramjet (G1)#Masterpiece|Ramjet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11NT''' [[Thrust (G1)#Masterpiece|Thrust]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11S''' [[Sunstorm (G1)#Masterpiece|Sunstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11SW''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#Masterpiece11SW|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-11T''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#MP-11T|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-12''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-12+''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#MP12+|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-12G''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Lambor G2 Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-12T''' [[Tigertrack#Masterpiece|Tigertrack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-13''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-13B''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Soundblaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-14''' [[Red Alert (G1)#Masterpiece|Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-14+''' [[Red Alert (G1)#Masterpiece|Alert Anime Color Edition]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-14C''' [[Clampdown (G1)#Masterpiece|Clampdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-15''' [[Rumble (G1)#Masterpiece|Rumble]] & [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Jaguar]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-16''' [[Frenzy (G1)#Masterpiece|Frenzy]] & [[Buzzsaw (G1)#Masterpiece|Buzzsaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-15/16-E''' [[Autobot Mini-Cassette|Cassettbot]] VS [[Decepticon Mini-Cassette|Cassettron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-17''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-17+''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys#MasterpieceAnimeColor|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-18''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Streak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-18+''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#MP18Plus|Streak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-18B''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#MP18B|Bluestreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-18S''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#MP18S|Silverstreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-19''' [[Smokescreen (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-19+''' [[Smokescreen (G1)/toys#MP19+|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-20''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-20+''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#MasterpieceAnimeColor|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-21''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Bumble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-21G''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#G2 Masterpiece|Bumble G-2 Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-21R''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#MasterpieceRedBumble|Bumble Red Body]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-22''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-23''' [[Exhaust#Masterpiece|Exhaust]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-24''' [[Star Saber (G1)#Masterpiece|Star Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-25''' [[Tracks (G1)#Masterpiece|Tracks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-25L''' [[Loudpedal#Masterpiece|Loudpedal]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-26''' [[Road Rage (G1)#Masterpiece|Road Rage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-27''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-28''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#MP28|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-29''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Destron Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-29+''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#MP29Plus|Destron Laserwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-30''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-31''' [[Delta Magnus#Masterpiece|Delta Magnus]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-32''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Masterpiece|Convoy (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-33''' [[Inferno (G1)#Masterpiece|Inferno]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-34''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#Masterpiece|Cheetus (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''MP-34S''' [[Shadow Panther#Masterpiece|Shadow Panther (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-35''' [[Grapple (G1)#Masterpiece|Grapple]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-36''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#MP36|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-36+''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#MP36Plus|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-37''' [[Artfire#Masterpiece|Artfire]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-38''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#MP38|Convoy (Beast Wars) Legendary Leader Ver.]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-38+''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#MP38Plus|Burningconvoy (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-39''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-39+''' [[Spin-Out (G1)#Masterpiece|Spinout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-40''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#MP40|Targetmaster Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-41''' [[Dinobot (BW)#Masterpiece|Dinobot (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-42''' [[Cordon#Masterpiece|Cordon]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''MP-43''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Masterpiece|Megatron (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-44''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#35th|Convoy Ver.3.0]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-44S''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#MP44S|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-45''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#MP45|Bumble Ver.2.0]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''MP-46''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)#Masterpiece|Blackwidow (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-47''' [[Hound (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Hound]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-48''' [[Lio Convoy#Masterpiece|Lio Convoy (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''MP-48+''' [[Dark Amber Leo Prime#Toys|Dark Amber Leoprime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-49''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#MP49|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''MP-50''' [[Tigatron#Masterpiece|Tigatron (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-51''' [[Arcee (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-52''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#MP52|Starscream Ver.3.0]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-52+''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#MP52|Thundercracker Ver.2.0]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-52+SW''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#MP52|Skywarp Ver.2.0]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-53''' [[Skids (G1)#Masterpiece|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-53+''' [[Crosscut (G1)#Masterpiece|Senatorcrosscut]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-53+B''' [[Burn Out (Diaclone)#Masterpiece|Dia Burnout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-54''' [[Reboost#Toys|Reboost]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MP-55''' [[Nightbird (G1)#Masterpiece|Nightbirdshadow]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-56''' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Trailbreaker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-56+''' [[Riggorus#Masterpiece|Riggorus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-57''' [[Jetfire (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Skyfire]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MP-58''' [[Hoist (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|Hoist]]}}
{{Bp-m1|'''MP-59''' [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#Masterpiece|Rhinox (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MP-711''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp711|Convoy (7-Eleven ver.)]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Robotmasters''==
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''RM-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Robotmasters|G1 Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-02''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Robotmasters|Beast Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-03''' [[Mirage (G1)#Robotmasters|Ligier]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-04''' [[Tow-Line (RID)|Wrecker Hook]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-05''' [[R-Blade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-06''' [[Air Hunter]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-07''' [[Bound Rogue]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-08''' [[Wingstun]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-09''' [[Psycho-Orb]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-10''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Robotmasters|G1 Convoy]] + DVD}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-11''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Robotmasters|Beast Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-12''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Robotmasters|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-13''' [[Smokesniper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-14''' [[Gigant Bomb]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-15''' [[Star Saber (G1)#Robotmasters|Star Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-16''' [[Ginrai (robot)#Robotmasters|Victory Leo]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-17''' [[Star Saber (G1)#Robotmasters|Victory Saber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-18''' [[Road Rocket (G2)#Robotmasters|Road Rocket]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RM-19''' [[Sideways (RM)#Robotmasters|Double Face]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''RM-20''' [[Delta Seeker]] vs [[X-Gunner]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-21''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Robotmasters|Burning Beast Convoy]]+DVD}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-22''' [[Lio Convoy#Robotmasters|Lio Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-23''' [[Lio Convoy#Robotmasters|Lio Convoy]]+DVD}}
{{bp-a1|'''RM-24''' [[Reverse Convoy]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Beast Wars Returns''==
{{main|Beast Machines: Transformers (toyline)#Takara Beast Wars Returns toyline}}

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-m2|'''BR-01''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-02''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Cheetus]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-03''' [[Rattrap (BW)|Rattle]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-04''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackwidow]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-05''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-06''' [[Tankor (BM)|Vehicon Tankor]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-07''' [[Jetstorm (BM)|Vehicon Jetstorm]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-08''' [[Thrust (BM)|Vehicon Thrust]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-09''' [[Nightscream (BM)|Nightscream]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-10''' [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)|Silverbolt]]}}
{{bp-m2|'''BR-11''' [[Noble (BM)|Noble Savage]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-12''' [[Grand Mal|Megahead]] [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-13''' [[Strika (BM)|Vehicon Strika]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''BR-14''' [[Obsidian (BM)|Vehicon Obsidian]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Galaxy Force''==
{{main|Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)#Takara Galaxy Force toyline}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''GC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Cybertron|Galaxy Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-02''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Exillion]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-03''' [[Vector Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-04''' [[Jetfire (Armada)|Dreadrock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-05''' [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Jackshot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-06''' [[Scattorshot (Cybertron)|Backpack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-07''' [[Recon Mini-Con Team|Micron Team]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-08''' [[Street Speed Mini-Con Team|Auto Micron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-09''' [[Landmine (Energon)|Guardshell]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-10''' [[Override (Cybertron)|Nitro Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-11''' [[Red Alert (Armada)|First Aid]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-12''' [[Clocker (Cybertron)|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-13''' [[Brakedown (Cybertron)|Autolander]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-14''' [[Snarl (Cybertron)|Fang Wolf]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-15''' [[Backstop (Cybertron)|Saidos]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-16''' [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Ligerjack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-17''' [[Crosswise (Cybertron)|Autovolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-18''' [[Evac (Cybertron)|Live Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-19''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Exigeyser]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-20''' [[Scattorshot (Cybertron)|Backguild]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-21''' [[Red Alert (Armada)|First Gunner]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-22''' [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Cybertron|Sonic Bomber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GC-23''' [[Metroplex (Cybertron)|Megalo Convoy]]}}</ul>
}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''GD-01''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Master Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-02''' [[Thundercracker (Armada)|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-03''' [[Starscream (Armada)|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-04''' [[Crumplezone (Cybertron)|Landbullet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-05''' [[Ransack (Cybertron)|Gasket]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-06''' [[Dirt Boss (Cybertron)|Inch Up]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-07''' [[Scourge (Cybertron)|Flame Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-08''' [[Undermine (Cybertron)|Dino Shout]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-09''' [[Mudflap (Cybertron)|Demolishor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-10''' [[Brimstone (Cybertron)|Terashaver]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-11''' [[Thunderblast (Decepticon)|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-12''' [[Lugnutz|Roadstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-13''' [[Scrapmetal (race)|Rumble]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GD-14''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys|Master Galvatron]]}}</ul>
}}

===VS Sets===
<ul>
{{bp-a1d1|'''GS-01''' [[Buzzsaw (Cybertron)|Buzz Saw]] vs [[Blurr (Cybertron)|Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''GS-02''' [[Runamuck (Cybertron)|Runabout]] vs [[Longrack (Cybertron)|Longrack]]}}</ul>

===Planet X===
<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''GX-01''' [[Sideways (Armada)|Noisemaze]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GX-02''' [[Soundwave (Cybertron)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GX-03''' [[Logos Prime|Soundblaster]]}}</ul>

===Exclusives===
<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''EX-01''' [[Nemesis Breaker|Dark Ligerjack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-02''' [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Cybertron|Sonic]] [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Cybertron|Convoy]]}}</ul>

==''Beast Wars Telemocha Series''==
{{main|Transformers: Beast Wars Telemocha Series}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''TM-01''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-02''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-03''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Cheetus]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-04''' [[Waspinator (BW)|Waspeeter]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-05''' [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-06''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackwidow]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-07''' [[Colada]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-08''' [[Archadis]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-09''' [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-10''' [[Wolfang (Predacon)|Wolfang]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-11''' [[Tigatron]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-12''' [[Gimlet]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-13''' [[Motorarm (BW)|Motorarm]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TM-SP''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|DX Convoy]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TM-SP''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys|DX Megatron]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Movie''==
{{main|Transformers (2007 toyline)}}

===Autobots===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MA-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-02''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Autobot Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-04''' [[Jazz (Movie)|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-05''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Protoform Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-06''' [[Spy Shot 6]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-07''' [[Speed Dial 800]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-08''' [[Longview (Movie)|Longview]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-09''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-10''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|New Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-11''' [[Arcee (Movie)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-12''' [[High Score 100]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-13''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Twin Blaster Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-14''' [[Jazz (Movie)|Final Battle Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-15''' [[Longarm (Movie)|Longarm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-16''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Rescue Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-17''' [[Night Beat 7]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-18''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Nightwatch Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-19''' [[Landmine (Movie)|Landmine]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-20''' [[Arcee (Movie)|Black Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-21''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime Battle Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MA-22''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee Battle Mode]]}}</ul>
}}

===Decepticons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''MD-01''' [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-02''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-03''' [[Brawl (Movie)|Decepticon Brawl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-04''' [[Scorponok (Movie)|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-05''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Protoform Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-06''' [[Power Up VT6]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-07''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-08''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-09''' [[Bonecrusher (Movie)|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-10''' [[Wreckage (Movie)|Wreckage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-11''' [[Swindle (Movie)|Swindle]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-12''' [[Booster X10]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-13''' [[Zoom Out 25X]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-14''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Frozen Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-15''' [[Dreadwing (Movie)|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-16''' [[Meantime (Movie)|Meantime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-17''' [[Payload (Movie)|Payload]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-18''' [[Dropkick (Movie)|Dropkick]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-19''' [[Thundercracker (Movie)|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-20''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys|Recon Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-21''' [[Wire Tap V20]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-22''' [[Incinerator (Movie)|Incinerator]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MD-23''' [[Stockade (Movie)|Stockade]]}}</ul>
}}

===Screen Battles===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SB-01''' First Encounter}}
{{bp-d1|'''SB-02''' Final Stand}}
{{bp-d1|'''SB-03''' Desert Attack}}
{{bp-a1|'''SB-04''' Capture of Bumblebee}}</ul>
}}

==''Henkei! Henkei!''==
{{main|Henkei! Henkei! Transformers (toyline)}}

===Cybertrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''C-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-02''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Bumble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-03''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-04''' [[Mirage (G1)|Ligier]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-05''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-06''' [[Jetfire (G1)|Skyfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-07''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-08''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-09''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-10''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys|Streak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-11''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-12''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys|Cybertron Cheetus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-13''' [[Hound (G1)|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-14''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-15''' [[Inferno (G1)|Cybertron Inferno]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-16''' [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-17''' [[Hot Shot (Henkei!)|Cybertron Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-18''' Minibot Attack Team}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-19''' Minibot Spy Team}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-20''' [[Red Alert (G1)|Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''C-21''' [[Smokescreen (G1)|Smokescreen]]}}</ul>
}}

===Destrons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''D-01''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-02''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-03''' [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-04''' [[Ramjet (G1)|Ramjet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-05''' [[Octane|Destron Octone]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-06''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''D-07''' [[Cyclonus (G1)/toys|Cyclonus]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Revenge''==
{{main|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)}}

===Autobots===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''RA-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]] }}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-02''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-04''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-05''' [[Breakaway (ROTF)|Autobot Breakaway]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-06''' [[Rollbar (ROTF)|Rollbar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-07''' [[Knock Out (ROTF)|Autobot Knock Out]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-08''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Desert Tracker Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-09''' [[Wheelie (ROTF)|Autobot Wheelie]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-10''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-11''' [[Chromia (ROTF)|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-12''' [[Depthcharge (ROTF)|Depthcharge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-13''' [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-14''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Cannon Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-15''' [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-16''' [[Dune Runner (ROTF)|Dune Runner]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-17''' [[Stratosphere]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-18''' [[Blazemaster|Autobot Blazemaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-19''' [[Jolt (ROTF)|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-20''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]] & [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-21''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]] & [[Sam Witwicky]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-22''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sideswipe]] & [[Robert Epps|Colonel Epps]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-23''' [[Arcee (Movie)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-24''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Buster Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-25''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]] & [[Mikaela Banes]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-26''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|N.E.S.T. Recon Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-27''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|N.E.S.T. Alliance Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-28''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|N.E.S.T. Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-29''' [[Brawn (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Brawn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-30''' [[Scattorshot (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Scattorshot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-31''' [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]] & [[Seymour Simmons|Agent Simmons]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''RA-32''' [[Jazz (Movie)|Autobot Jazz]] & [[William Lennox|Captain Lennox]]}}</ul>
}}

===Decepticons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''RD-01''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-02''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-03''' [[Demolishor (ROTF)|Demolishor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-04''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-05''' [[Sideways (ROTF)|Sideways]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-06''' [[Rampage (ROTF)|Decepticon Rampage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-07''' [[Dead End (ROTF)|Dead End]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-08''' [[Dirt Boss (ROTF)|Dirt Boss]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-09''' [[Ransack (ROTF)|Ransack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-10''' [[The Fallen|Fallen]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-11''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-12''' [[Mixmaster (ROTF)|Mixmaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-13''' [[Ravage (ROTF)|Ravage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-14''' [[Scalpel (ROTF)|Scalpel]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-15''' [[Ejector]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-16''' [[Devastator (ROTF)|Constructicon Devastator]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-17''' [[Long Haul (ROTF)|Long Haul]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-18''' [[Grindor (ROTF)|Grindor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-19''' [[Demolishor (ROTF)|Demolishor Shanghai Attack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-20''' [[Bludgeon (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Bludgeon]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-21''' [[Rampage (ROTF)|Decepticon Rampage Desert Combat]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-22''' [[Dirge (Movie)|N.E.S.T. Dirge]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-23''' [[Brakedown (ROTF)|Scout Brakedown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-24''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys|Decepticon Barricade]] & [[Frenzy (Movie)|Frenzy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-25''' [[Mindwipe (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Mindwipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-26''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Decepticon Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''RD-27''' [[Skystalker (ROTF)|N.E.S.T. Skystalker]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Animated''==
{{main|Transformers Animated (toyline)#TakaraTomy Animated toyline}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TA-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-02''' [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-03''' [[Bulkhead (Animated)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-04''' [[Ratchet (Animated)|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-05''' [[Prowl (Animated)|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-06''' [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-07''' [[Starscream (Animated)|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-08''' [[Lockdown (Animated)|Decepticon Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-09''' [[Blackarachnia (Animated)|Blackarachnia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-10''' [[Cliffjumper (Animated)|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-11''' [[Dirge (Animated)|Dirge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-12''' [[Arcee (Animated)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-13''' [[Blitzwing (Animated)|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-14''' [[Shockwave (Animated)|Decepticon Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-15''' [[Lugnut (Animated)|Decepticon Lugnut]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-16''' [[Soundwave (Animated)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-17''' [[Grimlock (Animated)|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-18''' [[Snarl (Animated)|Snarl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-19''' [[Swoop (Animated)|Autobot Swoop]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-20''' [[Blackout (Animated)|Blackout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-21''' [[Jetfire (Animated)|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-22''' [[Jetstorm (Animated)|Jetstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-23''' [[Skywarp (Animated)|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-24''' [[Thundercracker (Animated)|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-25''' [[Soundwave (Animated)|Soundblaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-26''' [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-27''' [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-28''' [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Autobot Sentinel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-29''' [[Jazz (Animated)|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-30''' [[Blurr (Animated)|Autobot Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-31''' [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Elite Guard Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-32''' [[Wreck-Gar (Animated)|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-33''' [[Rodimus Prime (Animated)|Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-34''' [[Prowl (Animated)|Samurai Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-35''' [[Sunstorm (Animated)|Decepticon Sunstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-36''' [[Swindle (Animated)|Swindle]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-37''' [[Wasp]]inator}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-38''' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Wingblade Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-39''' [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Jet Pack Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-40''' [[Ratchet (Animated)|Ratchet Cybertronmode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-41''' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-42''' [[Oil Slick (Animated)|Oil Slick]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-43''' [[Bulkhead (Animated)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TA-44''' [[Ironhide (Animated)|Armorhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-45''' [[Shockwave (Animated)|Decepticon Shockwave Original Ver.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-46''' [[Lockdown (Animated)|Blazing Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TA-47''' [[Soundwave (Animated)|Soundwave Electrostatic]]}}</ul>}}

===VS sets===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-A''' The Summit Battle: Optimus Prime VS Megatron}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-B''' Blazing Bullets: Bumblebee VS Starscream}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-C''' Sworn Enemies: Ratchet VS Lockdown}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-D''' Rockin'On Battle: Ironhide VS Soundwave}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-E''' Battle in the Dark: Prowl VS Blitzwing}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''VS-F''' Optimus Prime VS Megatron Cybertronmode}}
{{bp-a1|'''G''' [[Safeguard (Animated)|Safeguard]]}}</ul>}}

==''Masterpiece Movie Series''==
{{main|The Transformers: Masterpiece#Masterpiece Movie Series}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-01''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM03|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-04''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM04|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-05''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM05|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-06''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-07''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM07|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-08''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece Movie Series|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-09''' [[Jazz (Movie)#Masterpiece Movie Series|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-10''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM10|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-10R''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#MPM10R|Starscream (Revenge of the Fallen Ver.)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-11''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece Movie Series|Autobot Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-11D''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece Movie Series|Ratchet Darkside Moon Ver.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPM-12''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MasterpieceMPM12|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-12N''' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Masterpiece_Movie_Series|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-13''' [[Blackout (Movie)#MPM13|Decepticon Blackout]] & [[Scorponok (Movie)#MPM13|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MPM-14''' [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Masterpiece Movie Series|Bonecrusher]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Autobot Alliance''==
{{main|Transformers (2010 toyline)#TakaraTomy Autobot Alliance toyline}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''AA-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Battle Blade Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Battle Blade Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-03''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AA-04''' [[Insecticon (Movie)|Insecticon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-05''' [[Sea Spray (TF 2010)|Sea Spray]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-06''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sidearm Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-07''' [[Breacher (TF 2010)|Breacher]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-08''' [[Elita-One (Movie)|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-09''' [[Hubcap (TF 2010)|Hubcap]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AA-10''' [[Brimstone (TF 2010)|Brimstone]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-11''' [[Highbrow (TF 2010)|Highbrow]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AA-12''' [[Tomahawk (TF 2010)|Tomahawk]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AA-13''' [[Hailstorm (TF 2010)|Hailstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AA-14''' [[Terradive (TF 2010)|Terradive]]}}
</ul>}}

==''United''==
{{main|Transformers United}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''UN-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#United|Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-02''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#United|Bumblebee Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-03''' [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys#United|Cliffjumper Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-04''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#United|Megatron Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-05''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#United|Soundwave Cybertron Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-06''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#United/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-07''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#United|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-08''' [[Drift (G1)#United 2|Autobot Drift]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-09''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#United|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-10''' [[Straxus (G1)#United 2|Straxus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-11''' [[Grapple (G1)#United|Autobot Grapple]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-12''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys#United|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-13''' [[Tracks (G1)#United|Autobot Tracks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-14''' [[Lugnut (TF 2010)#United 2|Decepticon Lugnut]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-15''' [[Perceptor (G1)#United|Autobot Perceptor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-16''' [[Blurr (G1)#United|Autobot Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-17''' [[Kup (G1)#United|Autobot Kup]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-18''' [[Wreck-Gar (G1)#United|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-19''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#United|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-20''' [[Rumble (G1)#United|Rumble]] & [[Frenzy (G1)#United|Frenzy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-21''' [[Scourge (G1)#United|Decepticon Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''UN-22''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#UnitedG2|Laser Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-23''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#United|Rodimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-24''' [[Warpath (G1)#United|Warpath]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-25''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#United|Tank Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-26''' [[Thunderwing (G1)#United 2|Decepticon Thunderwing]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''UN-27''' [[Windcharger (G1)#United|Windcharger]] & [[Wipe-Out#United|Decepticon Wipe-Out]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-28''' [[Axalon (BW)#United 2|Axalon]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-29''' [[Ark (G1)|Ark]] [[Unicron/toys#United|Unicron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UN-30''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#United|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UN-31''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#United|Beast Megatron]]}}
</ul>}}

===''United EX''===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''EX-01''' [[Onslaught (G1)#United EX 2|Combatmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-02''' [[Tread Bolt#United EX 2|Jetmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-d1|'''EX-03''' [[Detritus (G1)#United EX 2|Roadmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-04''' [[Kakuryu (G1)#United EX 2|Grimmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-05''' [[Rapido#United EX 2|Racemaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-d1|'''EX-06''' [[Gravedigger#United EX 2|Buildmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1|'''EX-07''' [[Assaultmaster#United EX 2|Assaultmaster]] Prime Mode}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''EX-P1''' [[Straxus (G1)#United EX 2|Rollermaster]] vs [[Blaze Master#United EX 2|Choppermaster]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''EX-P2''' [[Roadblock (G2)#United EX 2|Dozermaster]] vs [[Sky High (Micromaster)#United EX 2|Airmaster]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''EX-P3''' [[Grindcore (G1)#United EX 2|Tankmaster]] vs [[Manta Ray (G2)#United EX 2|Marinemaster]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Darkside Moon''==
{{main|Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)#Darkside Moon (TakaraTomy)}}

===Autobots===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''DA-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Power Armed Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-02''' [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)|Sentinel Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-03''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime Mechtech Trailer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-04''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-05''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee with Mechtech Holder]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-06''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-07''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-08''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-09''' [[Roadbuster (DOTM)|Roadbuster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-10''' [[Topspin (DOTM)|Autobot Topspin]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-11''' [[Arcee (Movie)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-12''' [[Air Raid (Movie)|Air Raid]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-13''' [[Skyhammer (DOTM)|Skyhammer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-14''' [[Jolt (ROTF)|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-15''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Jetwing Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-16''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ultimate Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-17''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Space Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-18''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Nitro Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-19''' [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-20''' [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)|Cannon Sentinel Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-21''' [[Backfire (TF 2010)|Backfire]] & [[Spike Witwicky (DOTM)|Spike Witwicky]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-22''' [[Thunderhead|Autobot Thunderhead]] & [[Major Tungsten]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-23''' [[Sandstorm (TF 2010)|Sandstorm]] & [[Private Dedcliff]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-24''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Fireburst Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-25''' [[Tailpipe (DOTM)|Tailpipe]], [[Pinpointer (DOTM)|Autobot Pinpointer]] & [[Sergeant Noble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-26''' [[Whirl (ROTF)|Whirl]] & [[Major Sparkplug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-27''' [[Reverb (DOTM)|Reverb]] & [[Sergeant Detour]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-28''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Striker Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-29''' [[Roadbuster (DOTM)|Roadbuster]] & [[Sergeant Recon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-30''' [[Leadfoot (DOTM)|Leadfoot]] & [[Sergeant Detour]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-31''' [[Wheeljack (Movie)|Autobot Que]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-32''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Ultimate Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-33''' [[Air Raid (DOTM)|Seeker Air Raid]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''DA-34''' [[Leadfoot (DOTM)|Leadfoot]]}}
</ul>}}

===Decepticons===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''DD-01 ''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-02 ''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-03 ''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys|Decepticon Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-04 ''' [[Crankcase (DOTM)|Crankcase]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-05 ''' [[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-06 ''' [[Vortex (Movie)|Decepticon Vortex]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-07 ''' [[Laserbeak (DOTM)|Laserbeak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-08 ''' [[Thundercracker (Movie)|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-09 ''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]] & [[Dylan Gould|Mr. Gould]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-10 ''' [[Skywarp (Movie)|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-11 ''' [[Icepick (PCC)|Icepick]] & [[Sergeant Chaos]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-12 ''' [[Drag Strip (DOTM)|Drag Strip]] & [[Master Disaster (DOTM)|Master Disaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''DD-13 ''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}}</ul>
}}

===Cyberverse===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''CV-01''' [[Ark (DOTM)|Spaceship Ark]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]] & [[Mobile Battle Bunker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-03''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]] & [[Orbital Assault Carrier]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-04''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-05''' [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)|Sentinel Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-06''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-07''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-08''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-09''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-10''' [[Topspin (DOTM)|Autobot Topspin]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-11''' [[Crankcase (DOTM)|Crankcase]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-12''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]] & [[Armored Weapons Platform]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-13''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]] & [[Blastwave Weapons Base]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-14''' [[Powerglide (DOTM)|Powerglide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-15''' [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-16''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-17''' [[Leadfoot (DOTM)|Leadfoot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-18''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]] & [[Lunar Crawler]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-19''' [[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]] & [[Fusion Tank add-on|Fusion Tank]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-20''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Battle Steel Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-21''' [[Hatchet (DOTM)|Decepticon Hatchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-22''' [[Roadbuster (DOTM)|Roadbuster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-23''' [[Flak (TF 2010)|Flak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-24''' [[Guzzle (DOTM)|Autobot Guzzle]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''CV-25''' [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-26''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''CV-27''' [[Crowbar|Decepticon Crowbar]]}}</ul>
}}

==''Prime''==
{{main|Transformers: Prime (toyline)#Takara Prime toyline}}

===First Edition===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''000''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#FirstEdition|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''001''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#FirstEdition|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''002''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)#FirstEdition|Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''003''' [[Starscream (WFC)/toys#FirstEdition|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''004''' [[Cliffjumper (WFC)#FirstEdition|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''005''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#FirstEdition|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''006''' [[Vehicon (Prime)#FirstEdition|Vehicon]]}}
</ul>}}

===Super Robot Lifeform Transformers Prime===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''AM-01''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-02''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-03''' [[Cliffjumper (WFC)|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-04''' [[Ratchet (WFC)|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-05''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-06''' [[Skywarp (WFC)|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-07''' [[Starscream (WFC)|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-08''' [[Terrorcon (Prime)|Terrorcon]] [[Cliffjumper (WFC)|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-09''' [[Soundwave (WFC)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-10''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)|Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-11''' [[Arcee (WFC)|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-12''' [[Breakdown (WFC)|War Breakdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-13''' [[Knock Out (Prime)|Medic Knock Out]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-14''' [[Vehicon (Prime)|Decepticon Vehicon]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-15''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys|Megatron Darkness]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-16''' [[Vehicon (Prime)|Jet Vehicon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-17''' [[Swerve (Prime)|Autobot Swerve]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-18''' [[Airachnid (Prime)|Airachnid]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-19''' [[Unicron/toys|Gaia Unicron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-20''' [[Ironhide (WFC)|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-21''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|Arms Master Optimus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-22''' [[Dreadwing (Prime)|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-23''' [[Wheeljack (Prime)|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-24''' [[Silas|Silas Breakdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-25''' [[Nemesis Prime (Prime)|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-26''' [[Smokescreen (Prime)|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-27''' [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AM-28''' [[Lio Convoy|Leo Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-29''' [[Shockwave (WFC)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-30''' [[Rumble (WFC)|Rumble]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-31''' [[Frenzy (WFC)|Frenzy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-32''' [[Wildrider (Prime)|Stunt Wildrider]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-33''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Darkest|Final Battle Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AM-34''' [[Vehicon (Prime)#JetGeneral|Jet Vehicon General]]}}
</ul>}}

===Arms Microns===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''M-01''' [[O.P.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-02''' [[B.B. (Prime)|B.B.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-03''' [[C.L.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-04''' [[R.A.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-05''' [[Gora]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-06''' [[Baro]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-07''' [[Guru]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-08''' [[Jida]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-09''' [[Zori]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-10''' [[B.H.]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-11''' [[Arc]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-12''' [[Zamu]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-13''' [[Gura]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-14''' [[Noji]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-15''' Gora II}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-16''' [[Hades]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-17''' [[Igu]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-21''' [[Sou]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-22''' [[Ida]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-23''' [[Pral]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-24''' [[Sise]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-25''' [[Jaze]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-26''' [[Bogu]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-27''' [[Iro]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-28''' [[S.S.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-29''' [[Magi]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-30''' [[Jigu]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-31''' [[Wuji]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-32''' [[Ulma]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''M-33''' [[L.P.]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-34''' [[Giza (Prime)|Giza]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-35''' [[Bido]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-36''' [[Dago]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''M-37''' [[Ozu (Prime)|Ozu]]}}
</ul>}}

===Arms Micron Weapon Series===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-01''' [[Gabu#Prime|Gabu]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-02''' [[Baru#Prime|Baru]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-03''' [[Dai#Prime|Dai]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-04''' [[C.L.#AMW|C.L. GR]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-05''' [[Baro#AMW|Baro G]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-06''' [[Jida#AMW|Jida R]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-07''' [[Pral#AMW|Pral]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-08''' [[Sise#AMW|Sise]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-09''' [[Jaze#AMW|Jaze]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-10''' [[Zori#AMW|Zori M]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-11''' [[B.H.#AMW|B.H. B]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-12''' [[Arc#AMW|Arc S]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AMW-13''' [[Advanced Star Saber#Toys|Advanced Star Saber]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AMW-14''' [[Gravity Planet Bowgun#Toys|Gravity Planet Bowgun]]}}
</ul>}}

===EZ Collection===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-01''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-02''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-03''' [[Starscream (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-04''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-05''' [[Cliffjumper (WFC)#Cyberverse|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-06''' [[Ratchet (WFC)#Cyberverse|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-07''' [[Vehicon (Prime)#Cyberverse|Decepticon Vehicon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-08''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)#Cyberverse|Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-09''' [[Arcee (WFC)#Cyberverse|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-10''' [[Jackhammer (Prime)#Prime|Spaceship Star Hammer]] & [[Wheeljack (Prime)#Cyberverse|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-11''' [[Ironhide (WFC)#Prime|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-12''' [[Dreadwing (Prime)#Cyberverse|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-13''' [[Evac (Ride)|Autobot Evac]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-14''' [[Breakdown (WFC)#Cyberverse|War Breakdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-15''' [[Energon Driller]] & [[Knock Out (Prime)#Cyberverse|Medic Knock Out]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-16''' [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Cyberverse|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-17''' [[Optimus Maximus (Prime)#Prime|Optimus Grand Base]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-18''' [[Skyquake (Prime)#Cyberverse|Skyquake]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''EZ-SP1''' Autobot Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''EZ-SP2''' Decepticon Set}}
</ul>}}

==''Generations''==
{{main|Transformers: Generations (toyline)#Generations (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TG-01''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#FOCtoy|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-02''' [[Jazz (WFC)#Generations|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-03''' [[Blast Off (FOC)#Generations|Decepticon Blast Off]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-04''' [[Vortex (FOC)#Generations|Decepticon Vortex]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-05''' [[Brawl (WFC)#Generations|Brawl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-06''' [[Swindle (FOC)#Generations|Swindle]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-07''' [[Onslaught (WFC)#Generations|Onslaught]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-08''' [[Kickback (FOC)#Generations|Kickback]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-09''' [[Starscream (WFC)#Generations|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-10''' [[Sideswipe (WFC)#Generations|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-11''' [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Generations|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-12''' [[Air Raid (WFC)#Generations|Air Raid]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-13''' [[Soundwave (WFC)#Generations|Soundwave]] & [[Laserbeak (WFC)|Laserbeak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-14''' [[Soundwave (WFC)#Generations|Soundblaster]] & [[Buzzsaw (FOC)|Buzzsaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-15''' Autobot Datadisc Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-16''' Decepticon Datadisc Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-17''' [[Blaster (FOC)#Generations|Blaster]] & [[Steeljaw (FOC)#Generations|Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-18''' [[Skywarp (WFC)#Generations|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-19''' [[Grimlock (WFC)#Generations|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-20''' [[Ratbat (G1)#Generations|Ratbat]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-21''' [[Springer (G1)#Generations|Autobot Springer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-22''' [[Blitzwing (G1)#Generations|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-23''' [[Metroplex (G1)#Generations|Metroplex]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-24''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Generations|Optimus Prime]] & [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Generations|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TG-25''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Generations|Orion Pax]] VS [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Generations|Megatronus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-26''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Generations|Bumblebee Goldbug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-27''' [[Trailbreaker (G1)#Generations|Trailbreaker]] & [[Hoist (G1)#Generations|Hoist]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-28''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Generations|Megatron]] & [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Generations|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TG-29''' [[Sandstorm (G1)#Generations|Sandstorm]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TG-30''' [[Waspinator (BW)#Deluxe|Waspinator]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TG-31''' [[Rhinox (BW)#Generations|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-mc|'''TG-32''' [[Mini-Con Assault Team]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TG-33''' [[Starscream (Armada)#Generations|Armada Starscream]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Go!''==
{{main|Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (toyline)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''G01''' [[Kenzan#Go!|Kenzan]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G02''' [[Jinbu#Go!|Jinbu]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G03''' [[Ganoh#Go!|Ganoh]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G04''' [[Gaidora (Go!)#Go!|Gaidora]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G05''' [[Gekisoumaru#Go!|Gekisoumaru]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G06''' [[Smokescreen (Prime)#Go!|Hunter Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G07''' [[Bakudora#Go!|Bakudora]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G08''' [[Budora (Go!)#Go!|Budora]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G09''' [[Goradora#Go!|Goradora Set]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G10''' [[Hishoumaru#Go!|Hishoumaru]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G11''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Go!|Hunter Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G12''' [[Dragotron#Go!|Dragotron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''G13''' [[Shockwave (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G14''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#Go!|Hunter Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G15''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)#Go!|Hunter Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G16''' [[Wheeljack (Prime)#Go!|Hunter Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''G17''' [[Starscream (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''G18''' [[Soundwave (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G19''' [[Ratchet (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G20''' [[Sensuimaru#Go!|Sensuimaru]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G21''' [[Judora (Go!)#Go!|Judora]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G22''' [[Arcee (WFC)#Go!|Hunter Arcee]]}}
{{bp-p2|'''G23''' [[Dragotron#Ultimate|Guren Dragotron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G24''' [[Swordbot Samurai Team|Samurai Team BeCool Set]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G25''' [[Go Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''G26''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Go!|Optimus Exprime]]}}
</ul>}}

==''GT''==
{{main|Transformers GT: Mission GT-R (franchise)}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''GT-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#GT|GT Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GT-02''' [[Star Saber (G1)#GT|GT Saber]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''GT-03''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#GT|GT Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''GT-04''' [[Fortress Maximus (G1)#GT|GT Maximus]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Cloud''==
{{main|Transformers Cloud}}

===Autobots===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TFC-A01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Cloud|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TFC-A02''' [[Brawn (G1)#Cloud 3|Brawn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TFC-A03''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Cloud|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TFC-A04''' [[Roadbuster (G1)#Cloud 2|Roadbuster]]}}
</ul>}}

===Decepticons===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''TFC-D01''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Cloud|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TFC-D02''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Cloud|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TFC-D03''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Cloud|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TFC-D04''' [[Hellwarp]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Movie Advanced Series''==
{{main|Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Movie Advanced Series}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''AD01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 5|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD02''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys 5|Classic Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD03''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Voyager|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD04''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#HighOctaneDeluxe|Classic Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD05''' [[Scorn#Generations|Dinobot Scorn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD06''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#Generations|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD07''' [[Slug (AOE)#Generations|Dinobot Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD08''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#MABattleBlade|Battle Blade Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD09''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Deluxe Class toys 3|Protoform Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD10''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Movie Advanced Series|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD11''' [[Dispensor#Movie Advanced Series|Dispensor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD12''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#AOERevenge|Revenge Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD13''' [[Devastator (ROTF)#Movie Advanced Series|Devastator]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD14''' [[Jolt (ROTF)#Movie Advanced Series|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD15''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Movie Advanced Series|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD16''' [[Dino#Movie Advanced Series|Autobot Dino]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD17''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#Movie Advanced Series|Darkside Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD18''' "Decepticon A"}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD19''' "Autobot A"}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD20''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Leader Class toys|Black Knight Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD21''' [[Hound (Movie)#Generations|Hound]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD22''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Generations|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD23''' [[Drift (AOE)#Deluxe Class toys|Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD24''' [[Strafe (AOE)#Generations|Dinobot Strafe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD25''' [[Slash (AOE)#Age of Extinction|Dinobot Slash]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD26''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Generations|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD27''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#2014Deluxe|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD28''' [[Snarl (AOE)#Generations|Dinobot Snarl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD29''' [[Slog (AOE)#Generations|Dinobot Slog]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD30''' [[Drift (AOE)#Voyager Class toys|Sky Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''AD31''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 5|Armor Knight Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''AD32''' [[Stinger (AOE)#Movie Advanced Series|Decepticon Stinger]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Lost Age Series''==
{{main|Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Lost Age Series}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''LA01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Battle Command Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA02''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Flip&Change|Big Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#OneStepChanger|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA04''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#OneStepChanger|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA05''' [[Hound (Movie)#OneStepChanger|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA06''' [[Drift (AOE)#One Step Changers|Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA07''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#OneStepChanger|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA08''' [[Slash (AOE)#Age of Extinction|Dinobot Slash]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LA09''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#OneStepChangers|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA10''' [[Scorn#Robots in Disguise|Battle Attack Scorn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA11''' [[Strafe (AOE)#Robots in Disguise|Battle Attack Strafe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LA12''' [[Stinger (AOE)#OneStep|Decepticon Stinger]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LA13''' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Lost Age Series|Battle Attack Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA14''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Battle Command Optimus Prime]] & [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]] Strongest Tag Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA15''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#PowerBattler|Battle Attack Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA16''' [[Slug (AOE)#PowerBattler|Battle Attack Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LA17''' [[Snarl (AOE)#Robots in Disguise|Battle Attack Snarl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LA18''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#PowerBattler|Battle Attack Galvatron]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Legends''==
{{main|Transformers Legends (franchise)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''LG 01''' [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#Legends|Rattle]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG 02''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Legends|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-vh|'''LG 03''' [[Tankor (BM)#Legends|Tankor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 04''' [[Roadbuster (G1)#Legends|Roadbuster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 05''' [[Whirl (G1)#Legends|Whirl]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''LG 06''' [[Sky-Byte (RID)#Legends|Gelshark]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 07''' [[Jetfire (G1)#Legends|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 08''' [[Swerve (G1)#Legends|Swerve]] & [[Tailgate (G1)#Legends|Tailgate]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 09''' [[Brainstorm (G1)#Legends|Brainstorm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 10''' [[Arcee (G1)#Legends|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 11''' [[Chromia (G1)#Legends|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 12''' [[Windblade (G1)#Legends|Windblade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 13''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Legends|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 14''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Legends|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 15''' [[Nightbird (G1)#Legends|Nightbird Shadow]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 16''' [[Slipstream (Animated)#Legends|Slipstream]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''LG 17''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)#Legends|Blackwidow]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 18''' [[Starscream (Armada)#Legends|Armada Starscream Super Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 19''' [[Springer (G1)#Legends|Sprung]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 20''' [[Skids (G1)#Legends|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 21''' [[Hardhead (G1)#Legends|Hardhead]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 22''' [[Skullcruncher (G1)#Legends|Skull]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 23''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#Legends|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 24''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Legends|Shockwave]] & [[Cancer (G1)#Legends|Cancer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 25''' [[Blurr (G1)/toys#Legends|Blurr]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 26''' [[Scourge (G1)/toys#Legends|Scourge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 27''' [[Blaster (G1)/toys#Legends|Broadcast]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 28''' [[Rewind (G1)#Legends|Rewind]] & [[Nightbeat (G1)#Legends|Nightbeat]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 29''' [[Wheelie (G1)#Legends|Wheelie]] & [[Shūta Gō#Legends|Goshooter]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 30''' [[Weirdwolf (G1)#Legends|Weirdwolf]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 31''' [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/toys#Legends|Fortress Maximus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 32''' [[Chromedome (G1)#Legends|Chromedome]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 33''' [[Highbrow (G1)#Legends|Highbrow]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 34''' [[Mindwipe (G1)#Legends|Wipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 35''' [[Ginrai (human)#Legends|Super Ginrai]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 36''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Legends|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 37''' [[Ravage (G1)/toys#Legends|Jaguar]] & [[Bullhorn (G1)#Legends|Bullhorn]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 38''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys#Legends|Condor]] & [[Apeface#Legends|Apeface]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 39''' [[Brainstorm (G1)#Legends|Brainstorm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 40''' [[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#Legends|Astrotrain]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG 41''' [[Lio Convoy#Legends|Leo Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 42''' [[Godbomber#Legends|Godbomber]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 43''' [[Trypticon (G1)#Legends|Dinosaurer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 44''' [[Sharkticon (species)#Legends|Sharktron]] & [[Sweep (G1)#Legends|Sweeps]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 45''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Legends|Targetmaster Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 46''' [[Kup (G1)/toys#Legends|Targetmaster Cher]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 47''' [[Kickback (G1)#Legends|Kickback]] & [[Clouder#Legends|Clouder]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 48''' [[Brawn (G1)/toys#Legends|Gong]] & [[Repugnus (G1)#Legends|Repug]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 49''' [[Triggerhappy (G1)#Legends|Targetmaster Triggerharpy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 50''' [[Sixshot (G1)#Legends|Sixshot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 51''' [[Doublecross#Legends|Targetmaster Doublecross]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 52''' [[Misfire (G1)#Legends|Targetmaster Misfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 53''' [[Broadside (G1)#Legends|Broadside]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 54''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Legends|Bumble]] & [[Spike Witwicky (G1)#Legends|Excel Suit Spike]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 55''' [[Slugslinger (G1)#Legends|Targetmaster Slugslinger]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 56''' [[Perceptor (G1)/toys#Legends|Perceptor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 57''' [[Octane#Legends|Octone]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 58''' [[Clone (subgroup)|Clonebot]] Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 59''' [[Blitzwing (G1)/toys#Legends|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 60''' [[Overlord (G1)#Legends|Overlord]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 61''' [[Clone (subgroup)|Clonetron]] Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 62''' [[Windblade (G1)#LG62|Targetmaster Windblade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG 63''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#LG63|G2 Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 64''' [[Seaspray (G1)#Legends|Seaspray]] & [[Lione#Legends|Lione]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 65''' [[Twin Twist#Legends|Targetmaster Twin Twist]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG 66''' [[Topspin (G1)#Legends|Targetmaster Topspin]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-cm|'''LG-EX''' [[Scourge (RID)#Legends|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG-EX''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Legends|Armada Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''LG EX''' [[Drift (G1)#Legends|Deadlock]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG-EX''' [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#Legends|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG-EX''' [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#Legends|Rattle]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''LG-EX''' [[Waspinator (BW)/toys#Legends|Waspeeter]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG EX''' [[Convobat]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG EX''' [[Magna Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''LG EX''' Headmaster Set}}
{{bp-cm|'''LG-EX''' [[Scourge (RID)#Legends|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG EX''' [[Ginrai (human)#Legends|God Ginrai]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Metroplex (G1)#Legends|Metroflex]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Greatshot#Legends|Greatshot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Grand Maximus#Legends|Grand Maximus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Repugnus (G1)#Legends|Repug]] & [[Grotusque#Legends|Grotes]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LG-EX''' [[Big Convoy#LGBlue|Blue Bigconvoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LG-EX''' [[Big Powered#Legends|Bigpowered]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Legend Commander Collection''==
{{main|Legend Commander Collection}}

<ul>{{bp-a1|'''LC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Legend Commander Collection|Convoy (Jodai)]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LC-02''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Legend Commander Collection|Convoy (Beast Wars)]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''LC-03''' [[Lio Convoy#Legend Commander Collection|Lio Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''LC-04''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legend Commander Collection|Optimus Prime]]}}</ul>

==''Q-Transformers''==
{{main|Q-Transformers}}

===QT series===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''QT-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-01E''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-02E''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-03''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Q-Transformers|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-04''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#Q-Transformers|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-05''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Lambor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-06''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-07''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Hot Rodimus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-08''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-09''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-10''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-11''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Autobot Meister]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-12''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-13''' [[Red Alert (G1)#Q-Transformers|Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-14''' [[Smokescreen (G1)#Q-Transformers|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-15''' [[Hound (G1)#Q-Transformers|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-16''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bluestreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-17''' [[Tracks (G1)#Q-Transformers|Tracks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-18''' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Q-Transformers|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-19''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-20''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-21''' [[Skids (G1)#Q-Transformers|Skids]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-22''' [[Drift (G1)#Q-Transformers|Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-23''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime (I have a good idea!)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-24''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee (As expected of the commander!)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-25''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Q-Transformers|Lockdown (Best regards!)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-26''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-27''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-28''' [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Cliff]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-29''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-30''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Skywarp]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-31''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-32''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Black Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QT-33''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#Q-Transformers|Black Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QT-M''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

===QTF series===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''QTF-03''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Q-Transformers|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-04''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Convoy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-05''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-06''' [[Arcee (G1)#Q-Transformers|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-07''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-08''' [[Jetfire (G1)#Q-Transformers|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''QTF-09''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#Q-Transformers|Ratchet]]}}
</ul>}}

===3-Figure Sets===
<ul>{{bp-a1d1|'''QTFS-01''' Q-Transformers Shuyaku 3-tai Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''QTFS-02''' Q-Transformers Decepticon Kanbu 3-tai Set}}</ul>

==''Q-Collaboration''==
{{main|Q-Transformers#Q-Collaboration}}

{{collist|3|
*'''QTC-01''' [[Hello Kitty]]
*'''QTC-01H''' [[Hello Kitty|Hello Kitty Halloween Edition 2015]]
*'''QTC-02''' [[Evangelion]] 3-tai Set
*'''QTC-03''' [[Kamiusagi Rope]]
*'''QTC-04''' [[Akira Senpai]]
*'''QTC-05''' [[Snoopy]]
*'''QTC-06''' [[My Melody]]
*'''QTC-07''' [[Evangelion Unit-01|Evangelion Unit-01 Kakusei ver.]]
}}

==''Adventure''==
{{main|Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)#Adventure Series}}

===''Adventure Series''===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TAV01''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#Warriors|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV02''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#Warrior|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV03''' [[Strongarm (RID)#Warrior|Strongarm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV04''' [[Steeljaw (RID)#Warrior|Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV05''' [[Fixit (RID)#OneStepChanger|Fixit]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV06''' [[Underbite#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Underbite]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV07''' [[Roadblock (RID)#Adventure|Roadblock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV08''' [[Greejeeber#Adventure|Greejeeber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV09''' [[Swoop (WFC)#Adventure|Swoop]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV10''' [[Slug (FOC)#Adventure|Slug]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV11''' [[Knock Out (Prime)#Adventure|Bloody Knockout]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV12''' [[Dreadwing (Prime)#Adventure|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV13''' [[Nemesis Prime (RID)#Adventure|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV14''' [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Adventure|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV15''' [[Lockdown (RID)#Adventure|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV16''' [[Bombshell (RID)#Adventure|Bombshell]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV17''' [[Shrapnel (RID)#Adventure|Shrapnel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV18''' [[Drift (RID)#Warrior|Autobot Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV19''' [[Powerglide (RID)#Adventure|Powerglide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV20''' [[Cosmos (RID)#Adventure|Adams]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV21''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#TAV21|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV22''' [[Sideswipe (RID)#Warrior|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV23''' [[Jazz (WFC)#Robots in Disguise|Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV24''' [[Fracture (RID)|Micron Shooter Fracture]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV25''' [[Runabout (RID)#Adventure|Runabout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV26''' [[Override (RID)#Adventure|Override]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV27''' [[Drift (RID)|Micron Shooter Drift]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV28''' [[Vehicon (Prime)#Adventure|Ground Vehicon General]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV29''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Bumblebee Supreme Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV30''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#Battle|Battle Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV31''' [[Black Shadow (RID)|Black Shadow]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV32''' [[Rumble (WFC)|Rumble]] & [[Frenzy (WFC)|Frenzy]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV33''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Supreme|Optimus Prime Supreme Mode]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV34''' [[Bee Team (RID)|Team Bumblebee]] vs [[The Fallen|Megatronus]] Set}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV35''' [[Autobot]]s vs [[Decepticon]]s Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV36''' [[Fracture (RID)|Fracture]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV37''' [[The Fallen|Megatronus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV38''' [[Thunderhoof (RID)|Thunderhoof]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV39''' [[Quillfire (RID)|Quillfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV40''' [[Ironjam]] & [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Bumblebee Iron Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV41''' [[Gravity]] & [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|Optimus Prime Gravity Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV42''' [[Volcano (RID)|Volcano]] & [[Grimlock (RID 2015)|Grimlock Volcano Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV43''' [[Barithunder]] & [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe Thunder Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV44''' [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe]] & [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]] Supreme Armor Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV45''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] & [[Grimlock (RID 2015)|Grimlock]] Supreme Armor Set}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV46''' [[Overload (RID)|Overload]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV47''' [[Crazybolt (RID)|Crazybolt]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV48''' [[Bee Team (RID)|Team Bumblebee]] vs. [[Thunderhoof (RID)|Thunderhoof]] Set}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV49''' [[Autobot]]s vs. [[Clampdown (RID)|Clampdown]] Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV50''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|Hyper Surge Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV51''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Hyper Surge Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV52''' [[Sawtooth (RID)|Sawtooth]] & [[Strongarm (RID)|Strongarm Torrent Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV53''' [[Sideswipe (RID)|Hyper Surge Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV54''' [[Scorponok (WFC)|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV55''' [[Windblade (RID)|Windblade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV56''' [[Nemesis Prime (RID)|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV57''' [[Starscream (WFC)|Hyper Surge Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV58''' [[Windstrike|Windstrike Edge]] & [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe Gale Armor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV59''' [[Ratchet (WFC)|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV60''' [[Bisk (RID)|Bisk]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV61''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys|God Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TAV62''' [[Starscream (WFC)|Starscream]]}}
</ul>}}

====VS Sets====
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV VS01''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys|Bumblebee]] vs. [[Steeljaw (RID)|Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV VS02''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#TAVVS|Grimlock]] vs. [[Greejeeber#VsSet|Gregevor]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TAV VS03''' [[Strongarm (RID)|Strongarm]] vs. [[Phantomjaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV VS04''' [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe]] & [[Ricochet (RID)|Stepper]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TAV VS05''' [[Drift (G1)|Drift Origin Mode]] & [[Jazz (WFC)|Jazz Battle Mode]]}}
</ul>}}

====Microns====
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TMC01''' [[Jetstorm (RID)|Jetstorm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TMC02''' [[Slipstream (RID)|Slipstream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TMC03''' [[Divebomb (RID)|Divebomb]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TMC04''' [[Airazor (RID)|Airazor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TMC05''' [[Windra]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TMC06''' [[Psychobat (RID)|Psychobat]]}}
</ul>}}

===''Easy Dynamic Series''===
{{main|Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)#Easy Dynamic Series}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TED-01''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#HyperchangeHeroes|Big Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-02''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#HyperchangeHeroes|Big Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-03''' [[Sideswipe (RID)#OneStep|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-04''' [[Prowl (WFC)#Adventure|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-05''' [[Junkion (RID)#Adventure|Junkion]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-06''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#HyperChange|Big Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-07''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStep|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-08''' [[Steeljaw (RID)#OneStepChanger|Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-09''' [[Grimlock (RID 2015)#OneStep|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-10''' [[Strongarm (RID)#OneStepChanger|Strongarm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-11''' [[Steeljaw (RID)#HyperChange|Big Steeljaw]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-12''' [[Thunderhoof (RID)#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Thunderhoof]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-13''' [[Drift (RID)#OneStepChanger|Drift]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-14''' [[Fracture (RID)#OneStepChanger|Fracture]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-15''' [[Sideswipe (RID)#HyperChange|Big Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-16''' [[Thunderhoof (RID)#HyperChange|Big Thunderhoof]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-17''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStepChanger|Quick Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TED-18''' [[Drift (RID)#HyperChange|Big Drift]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TED-19''' [[Springload (RID)#OneStepChanger|Springload]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Unite Warriors''==
{{main|Transformers Unite Warriors}}

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''UW-01''' [[Superion (G1)|Superion]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-02''' [[Menasor (G1)|Menasor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UW-03''' [[Defensor (G1)|Guardian]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-04''' [[Devastator (G1)|Devastor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UW-05''' [[Optimus Maximus (G1)|Convoy Grand Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-06''' [[Grand Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-07''' [[Bruticus (G1)|Bruticus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UW-08''' [[Computron (G1)|Computicon]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''UW-EX''' [[Grand Scourge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''UW-EX''' [[Sky Reign|Lynxmaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''UW-EX''' [[Megatronia]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''UW-EX''' [[Ruination (RID)|Baldigus]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Movie The Best''==
{{main|Transformers Movie The Best}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MB-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Classic Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-03''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-04''' [[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-05''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-06''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-07''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-08''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-09''' [[Grimlock (AOE)|Dino Ride Grimlock]] with [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-10''' [[Strafe (AOE)|Dino Ride Strafe]] with [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-11''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Movie 10th Anniversary Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-12''' [[Jazz (Movie)#Movie The Best|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-13''' [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Movie The Best|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-14''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Movie The Best|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''MB-15''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Movie The Best|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-16''' [[Jetfire (Movie)#Movie The Best|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-17''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MtBRevengeVersion|Optimus Prime Revenge Version]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-18''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Movie The Best|War Hammer Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-19''' [[Hound (Movie)#Movie The Best|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MB-20''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#MtBNemesisPrime|Nemesis Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''MB-EX''' [[Laserbeak (DOTM)#Movie The Best|Laserbeak]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''MB-EX''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ArmGunBB|Arm Gun Bumblebee]]}}
</ul>

==''The Last Knight''==
{{main|Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)#The Last Knight}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-02''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-03''' [[Berserker#The Last Knight|Berserker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-04''' [[Slash (AOE)#The Last Knight|Dinobot Slash]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-05''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#The Last Knight|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-06''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-07''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-08''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-09''' [[Hound (Movie)#The Last Knight|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-10''' [[Drift (AOE)#The Last Knight|Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-11''' [[Steelbane#The Last Knight|Steelbane]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-12''' [[Slug (AOE)#The Last Knight|Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-13''' [[Sqweeks#The Last Knight|Sqweeks]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-14''' [[Hound (Movie)#The Last Knight|Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-15''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Calibur Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-16''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-17''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#The Last Knight|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-18''' [[Berserker#The Last Knight|Berserker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-19''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#The Last Knight|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-20''' [[Hot Rod (DOTM)#Premier|Autobot Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-21''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#The Last Knight|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-22''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ThirdTLKDeluxe|New Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-23''' [[Strafe (AOE)#The Last Knight|Strafe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-24''' [[Scorn#The Last Knight|Scorn]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TLK-25''' [[Nitro Zeus#The Last Knight|Decepticon Nitro]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-26''' [[Cogman#1Step|Speed Change Cogman]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-27''' [[Drift (AOE)#Turbo Changers|Speed Change Autobot Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-28''' [[Scorn#Turbo Changers|Speed Change Dinobot Scorn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-29''' [[Cogman#Deluxe|Cogman]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-30''' [[Dragonstorm#Premier Edition|Dragonstorm]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TLK-31''' [[Dragonstorm#The Last Knight|Big Speed Change Dragonstorm]]}}
</ul>}}

===Turbo Changers===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#KnightArmorTurboChanger|Big Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-02''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#KnightArmorTurboChanger|Big Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TC-03''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#KnightArmorTurboChanger|Big Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-04''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Knight Armor Turbo Changer|Big Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-05''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Turbo Change Series|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-06''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Turbo Change Series|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TC-07''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Turbo Change Series|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-08''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Turbo Change Series|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-09''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#TC09BattleCommandOptimusPrime|Battle Command Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-10''' [[Hot Rod (DOTM)#Turbo Change Series|Autobot Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-11''' [[Drift (AOE)#One Step Changer|Autobot Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-12''' [[Slug (AOE)#One Step Changer|Dinobot Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TC-13''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#TC13BattleCommandOptimusPrimeStrongestDirectiveSet|Battle Command Optimus Prime Saikyō Shirei Set]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Power of the Primes''==
{{main|Power of the Primes (toyline)#Power of the Primes (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''PP-01''' [[Micronus Prime#Generations|Micronus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-02''' [[Liege Maximo#Generations|Liege Maximo]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-03''' [[Vector Prime#Generations|Vector Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-04''' [[Slash (POTP)#Generations|Dinobot Slash]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-05''' [[Windcharger (G1)#Power of the Primes|Windcharger]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-06''' [[Beachcomber (G1)#Generations|Beachcomber]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-07''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-08''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Rodimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-09''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#Power of the Primes|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-10''' [[Alchemist Prime#Generations|Alchemist Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-11''' [[Slag (G1)#Power of the Primes|Dinobot Slag]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-12''' [[Swoop (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Dinobot Swoop]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-13''' [[Snarl (G1)#Power of the Primes|Dinobot Snarl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-14''' [[Sludge (G1)#Power of the Primes|Dinobot Sludge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-15''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-16''' [[Moonracer (G1)#Generations|Moonracer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-17''' [[Dreadwind (G1)#Generations|Dreadwind]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-18''' [[Darkwing (G1)#Generations|Blackwing]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-19''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-20''' [[Quintus Prime#Generations|Quintus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-21''' [[Rippersnapper (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Rippersnapper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-22''' [[Cutthroat (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Cutthroat]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-23''' [[Blot (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Blot]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-24''' [[Sinnertwin (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Sinnertwin]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-25''' [[Hun-Gurrr (G1)#Generations|Terrorcon Hun-Gurrr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-26''' [[Elita One (G1)#Generations|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''PP-27''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Generations|Optimal Optimus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-28''' [[Solus Prime#Generations|Solus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-29''' [[Battleslash#Generations|Decepticon Battleslash]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-30''' [[Roadtrap (POTP)#Generations|Roadtrap]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-31''' [[Predaking (G1)#Generations|Predaking]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-32''' [[Alpha Trion (G1)#Power of the Primes|Alpha Trion]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-33''' [[Shrapnel (G1)#Power of the Primes|Skrapnel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-34''' [[Tailgate (G1)#Power of the Primes|Autobot Tailgate]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-35''' [[Firestar (G1)#Power of the Primes|Autobot Novastar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-36''' [[Inferno (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Autobot Inferno]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-37''' [[The Fallen#Power of the Primes|Megatronus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-38''' [[Outback (G1)#Power of the Primes|Autobot Outback]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-39''' [[Cindersaur (G1)#Power of the Primes|Cindersaur]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-40''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Power of the Primes|Rodimus Unicronus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-41''' [[Wreck-Gar (G1)#Power of the Primes|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PP-42''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#Power of the Primes|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''PP-43''' [[Throne of the Primes#Generations|Throne of the Primes]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PP-44''' [[Punch (G1)#Power of the Primes|Punch/Counterpunch]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Studio Series''==
{{main|Studio Series#Studio Series (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SS-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-02''' [[Stinger (AOE)#Studio Series|Decepticon Stinger]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-03''' [[Crowbar#Studio Series|Decepticon Crowbar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-04''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-05''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-06''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-07''' [[Grimlock (AOE)#Studio Series|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-08''' [[Blackout (Movie)#Studio Series|Blackout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-09''' [[Jazz (Movie)#Studio Series|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-10''' [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Studio Series|Lockdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-11''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-12''' [[Brawl (Movie)#Studio Series|Brawl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-13''' [[Shadow Raider#Studio Series|Shadow Raider]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-14''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#SS16|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-15''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-16''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS18|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-17''' [[KSI Sentry#Studio Series|KSI Sentry]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-18''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#SS21|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-19''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS26|WWII Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-20''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-21''' [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Decepticon Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-22''' [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Studio Series|Decepticon Crankcase]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-23''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS27|Rusty Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-24''' [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Studio Series|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-25''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SS32|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-26''' [[Jetfire (Movie)#Studio Series|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-27''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#SS34|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-28''' [[Dropkick (Movie)#Studio Series|Dropkick]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-29''' [[Shatter#Studio Series|Shatter]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-30''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SS38|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-31''' [[Cogman#Studio Series|Cogman]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-32''' [[Scrapmetal (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Scrapmetal]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-33''' [[Rampage (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Rampage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-34''' [[Long Haul (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Long Haul]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-35''' [[KSI Boss#Studio Series|KSI Boss]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-36''' [[Dropkick (Movie)#SS46|Dropkick 2]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-37''' [[Hightower (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Hightower]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-38''' [[Drift (AOE)#SS45|Sky Drift]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-39''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SS44|Jetwing Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-40''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS49|New Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-41''' [[Chromia (ROTF)#Studio Series|Chromia]] • [[Arcee (Movie)#Studio Series|Arcee]] • [[Elita-One (Movie)#Studio Series|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-42''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#Studio Series|Soundwave]] with [[Laserbeak (DOTM)#Studio Series|Laserbeak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-43''' [[Mixmaster (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Mixmaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-44''' [[Hot Rod (DOTM)#Studio Series|WWII Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-45''' [[Shockwave (Movie)#Studio Series|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-46''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#SS54|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-47''' [[Scavenger (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Scavenger]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-48''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS57|Offroad Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-49''' [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)#Studio Series|Sentinel Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-50''' [[Roadbuster (DOTM)#Studio Series|Roadbuster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-51''' [[Scrapper (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Scrapper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-52''' [[Shatter#SS59|Shatter 2]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-53''' [[Cliffjumper (Movie)#Studio Series|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-54''' [[Overload (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Overload]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-55''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#SS62|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-56''' [[Topspin (DOTM)#Studio Series|Autobot Topspin]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-57''' [[Blitzwing (BB)#Studio Series|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-58''' [[Leadfoot (DOTM)#Studio Series|Leadfoot]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-59''' [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-60''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-61''' [[Kup (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Kup]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-62''' [[Scourge (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-63''' [[Blurr (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Autobot Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-64''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Grimlock]] & [[Wheelie (G1)#Studio Series|Autobot Wheelie]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-65''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS70|B-127 Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-66''' [[Dino#Studio Series|Autobot Dino]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-67''' [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#SS72|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-68''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BW74|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-69''' [[Wreck-Gar (G1)#Studio Series|Wreck-Gar]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-70''' [[Gnaw (G1)#Studio Series|Gnaw]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-71''' [[Slag (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Slug]] & [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)#Studio Series|Daniel Witwicky]]}}
*'''SS-72''' N/A
{{bp-d1|'''SS-73''' [[Thrust (Movie)#Studio Series|Thrust]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-74''' [[Jolt (ROTF)#Studio Series|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-75''' [[Perceptor (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Perceptor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-76''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Studio Series|New Destruction Emperor Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-77''' [[Sideswipe (Movie)/toys#SS78|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-78''' [[Ravage (ROTF)#SSBB|Ravage]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-79''' [[Shockwave (Movie)#SSBB|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-80''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#SS82|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-81''' [[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#SS83|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-82''' [[Sweep (G1)#Studio Series|Decepticon Sweep]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-83''' [[Brawn (ROTF)#Studio Series|Brawn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-84''' [[Wheeljack (Movie)#Studio Series|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-85''' [[Spike Witwicky (G1)#Studio Series|Exo-Suit Spike Witwicky]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-86''' [[Arcee (Movie)#SS85|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-87''' [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#SS84|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-88''' [[Junkyard (G1)#Studio Series|Junkheap]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-89''' [[Sludge (G1)#Studio Series|Sludge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-90''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS87|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-91''' [[Sideways (ROTF)#Studio Series|Sideways]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-92''' [[Arcee (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-93''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#SS90|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-94''' [[Thundercracker (Movie)#SS89|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-95''' [[Crosshairs (AOE)#Studio Series|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-96''' [[Hot Rod (DOTM)#SS93|Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-97''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-98''' [[Wheelie (G1)#SSCore|Autobot Wheelie]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-99''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-100''' [[The Fallen/toys#Studio Series|The Fallen]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-101''' [[Laserbeak (DOTM)#SSCore|Laserbeak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-102''' [[Rumble (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Decepticon Rumble (Blue)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-103''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-104''' [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-105''' [[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-106''' [[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''SS-107''' [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''SS-108''' [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-109''' [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-110''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-111''' [[Snarl (G1)#Studio Series|Dinobot Snarl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-112''' [[Brawn (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Brawn]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''SS-113''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-114''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SSCore|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-115''' [[Frenzy (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Frenzy (Red)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-116''' [[Noah Diaz#Studio Series|Noah Diaz Excel Suit]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-117''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#SSVoyager|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''SS-118''' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-119''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Studio Series|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-120''' [[Nightbird (ROTB)#SS104|Nightbird]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''SS-121''' [[Novakane#Studio Series|Novakane]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-122''' [[Optimus_Prime_(Movie)/toys#BBROTB|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-123''' [[Mohawk#Toys|Mohawk]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-124''' [[Rumble (ROTF)#Studio Series|Rumble]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-125''' [[Scrapheap (G1)#Studio Series|Scrapheap]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''SS-126''' [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-127''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#SSConcept|Megatron]]}}
</ul>}}

===Gamer Edition===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SS GE-01''' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Studio Series|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS GE-02''' [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#Studio Series|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS GE-03''' [[Barricade (WFC)#Studio Series|Decepticon Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS GE-04''' [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Studio Series|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS GE-05''' [[Cliffjumper (WFC)#Studio Series|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS GE-06''' [[Starscream (WFC)/toys#Studio Series|Starscream]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SS-EX''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS19|Bumblebee Retro Garage Set]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-EX''' [[Drift (AOE)#Studio Series|Autobot Drift]] with [[Mini Dinobot#Studio Series|Mini Dinobots]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SS-EX''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#7NetBattleDamage|1967 Rusty Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-EX''' [[Skipjack (ROTF)#Studio Series|Decepticon Skipjack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SS-EX''' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Studio Series|Nemesis Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Siege''==
{{main|War for Cybertron: Siege#Siege (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SG-01''' [[Firebolt (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Firedrive]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-02''' [[Lionizer (G1)#Generations|Lionizer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-03''' [[Roadhandler (G1)#Generations|Roadhandler]] & [[Swindler#Generations|Swindler]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-04''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-05''' [[Cog (G1)#Generations|Autobot Cog]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-06''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-07''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-08''' [[Blowpipe (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Blowpipe]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-09''' [[Flak (G1)#Generations|Flak]] & [[Big Shot#Generations|Topshot]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-10''' [[Storm Cloud (G1)#Generations|Storm Cloud]] & [[Whisper (G1)#Generations|Visper]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-11''' [[Flywheels#War for Cybertron: Siege|Skytread]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-12''' [[Hound (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Autobot Hound]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-13''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-14''' [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-15''' [[Aimless#War for Cybertron: Siege|Aimless]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-16''' [[Laserbeak (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Laserbeak]] & [[Ravage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ravage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-17''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ironhide]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-18''' [[Six-Gun#Generations|Autobot Six-Gun]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-19''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-20''' [[Pteraxadon#Generations|Pteraxadon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-21''' [[Red Hot#Generations|Red Heat]] & [[Stakeout (G1)#Generations|Stakeout]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-22''' [[Chromia (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-23''' [[Prowl (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-24''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-25''' [[Brunt (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Brunt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-26''' [[Jetfire (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-27''' [[Caliburst (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Caliburst]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-28''' [[Reflector (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Refraktor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-29''' [[Smashdown#Generations|Autobot Smashdown]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-30''' [[Blackjack (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Decepticon Blackjack]] & [[Hyperdrive (Micromaster)#Generations|Hyperdrive]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-31''' [[Red Alert (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Red Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-32''' [[Springer (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Autobot Springer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-33''' [[Powertrain#Generations|Autobot Powertrain]] & [[Highjump (G1)#Generations|Highjump]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-34''' [[Barricade (IDW)#Generations|Barricade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-35''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-36''' [[Impactor (G1)#War per Cybertron: Siege|Autobot Impactor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-37''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#S40|Galaxy Upgrade Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-38''' [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Mirage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-39''' [[Omega Supreme (G1)#Generations|Omega Supreme]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-40''' [[Rung (G1)#Generations|Autobot Rung]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-41''' [[Rumble (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Rumble]] & [[Ratbat (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ratbat]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-42''' [[Spinister (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Spinister]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-43''' [[Singe#War for Cybertron: Siege|Singe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-44''' [[Direct-Hit#Generations|Direct-Hit]] & [[Power Punch#Generations|Power Punch]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''SG-45''' [[Crosshairs (G1)#Generations|Crosshairs]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-46''' [[Apeface#War for Cybertron: Siege|Apeface]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-47''' [[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Astrotrain]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''SG-EX''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-EX''' Decepticon [[Phantomstrike Squadron]]}}
{{bp-merc|'''SG-EX''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#S63|Soundblaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''SG-EX''' [[Acid Storm (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege|Acid Storm]] & [[Ion Storm#Toys|Ion Storm]] & [[Nova Storm (G1)#Toys|Nova Storm]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Cyberverse''==
{{main|Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)}}
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-01''' [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)#New1Step|Turbo Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-02''' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#1Step2ndMold|Turbo Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-03''' [[Windblade (Cyberverse)#Warrior|Wing Slicer Windblade]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-04''' [[Starscream (Cyberverse)#Ultra|Launcher Strike Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-05''' [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)#Ultimate Class|Stinger Sword Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-06''' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Ultimate Class|Matrix Attack Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-07''' [[Megatron (Cyberverse)#Ultimate Class|Fusion Cannon Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-08''' [[Megatron (Cyberverse)#1Step2ndMold|Turbo Change Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-09''' [[Wheeljack (Cyberverse)#Toys|Turbo Change Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-10''' [[Grimlock (Cyberverse)#Ultra Class|Burning Flame Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-11''' [[Prowl (Cyberverse)#Toys|Turbo Change Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-12''' [[Shockwave (Cyberverse)#1-Step Changers|Turbo Change Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-13''' [[Prowl (Cyberverse)#BattleClass|Jet Mission Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-14''' [[Starscream (Cyberverse)#SparkArmor|Shovel Fighter Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-15''' [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)#Elite Class|Battleship Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-16''' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Elite Class|Wingfire Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-17''' [[Jetfire (Cyberverse)#Toys|Tank Buster Jetfire]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-18''' [[Sky-Byte (Cyberverse)#SparkArmor|Drill Diver Sky-Byte]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-19''' [[Megatron (Cyberverse)#Elite Class|Battle Rotor Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-20''' [[Ratchet (Cyberverse)#Battle Class|Blizzard Rescue Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-21''' [[Shockwave (Cyberverse)#Battle Class|Satellite Laser Shockwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-22''' [[Grimlock (Cyberverse)#Spark Armor|Dump Dino Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-23''' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Ark Power|Ark Combine Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-24''' [[Hot Rod (Cyberverse)#One-Step Changers|Turbo Change Hot Rod]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TCV-25''' [[Sky-Byte (Cyberverse)#Toys|Turbo Change Sky-Byte]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TCV-26''' [[Jazz (Cyberverse)#One-Step Changers|Turbo Change Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''''TCV-29''''' ''[[Bludgeon_(Cyberverse)#Cyberverse|Turbo Change Bludgeon]]''}}
{{bp-a1|'''''TCV-35''''' ''[[Bumblebee_(Cyberverse)#Ultra2|Weapon Trigger Bumblebee]]''}}
{{bp-a1|'''''TCV-36''''' ''[[Hot Rod_(Cyberverse)#Ultra_Class|Weapon Trigger Hot Rod]]''}}
{{bp-d1|'''''TCV-39''''' ''[[Clobber_(Cyberverse)#Cyberverse|Weapon Trigger Clobber]]''}}
{{bp-a1|'''''TCV-40''''' ''[[Rack'n'Ruin_(Cyberverse)#Cyberverse|Weapon Trigger Rack'n'Ruin]]''}}
{{bp-d1|'''''TCV-41''''' ''[[Shockwave_(Cyberverse)#Ultimate_Class|Weapon Trigger Shockwave]]''}}
</ul>}}

==''Earthrise''==
{{main|War for Cybertron: Earthrise#Earthrise (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''ER-01''' [[Hoist (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Hoist]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-02''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-03''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-04''' [[Ironworks (facility)#Generations|Ironworks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER-05''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-06''' [[Sky Lynx (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Sky Lynx]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-07''' [[Smokescreen (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Smokescreen]]}}
{{bp-merc|'''ER-08''' [[Doubledealer#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Doubledealer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-09''' [[Arcee (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER-10''' [[Scorponok (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER-11''' [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Sunstreaker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER-12''' [[Fasttrack (G1)#Generations|Fasttrack]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER-13''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Megatron]]}}
</ul>}}

===TakaraTomy Mall===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-01''' [[Soundbarrier#Toys|Soundbarrier]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-02''' [[Grapple (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Grapple]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-03''' [[Trip-Up#Generations|Trip-Up]] & [[Big Daddy (G1)#Generations|Daddy-O]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-04''' [[Bombshock (G1)#Generations|Decepticon Bombshock]] & [[Growl (G1)#Generations|Growl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-05''' [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{bp-qu2|'''ER EX-06''' [[Slitherfang#Toys|Slitherfang]]}}
{{bp-qu2|'''ER EX-07''' [[Allicon#Generations|Quintesson Allicon]]}}
{{bp-qu2|'''ER EX-08''' [[Quintesson#Generations|Quintesson Judge]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-09''' [[Ground Hog#Generations|Ground Hog]] & [[Roller Force#Generations|Roller Force]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-10''' [[Snapdragon (G1)#Generations|Snapdragon]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-11''' [[Blast Master#Generations|Blast Master]] & [[Phaser (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Fuzer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-12''' [[Airwave (facility)#Generations|Airwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-13''' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Trailbreaker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-14''' [[Runamuck (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Runamuck]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-15''' [[Doublecrosser (Earthrise)|Doublecrosser]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-16''' [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Skywarp]] & [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-17''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#AUOP|Alternate Universe Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-18''' [[Ironhide (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Ironhide]] & [[Prowl (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-19''' [[Ramjet (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Ramjet]] & [[Dirge (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Dirge]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-20''' [[Ratchet (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Ratchet]] & [[Lifeline (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Lifeline]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''ER EX-21''' [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Bluestreak]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-22''' [[Centurion droid#Toys|Deluxe Centurion Drone]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-23''' [[Runabout (G1)#Generations|Runabout]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''ER EX-24''' [[Thrust (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Thrust]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''ER EX-25''' [[Barricade (IDW)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Dominus]] [[Punch (G1)#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|Criminal Pursuit]]}}
{{bp-merc|'''ER EX-26''' [[Exhaust#Generations Selects|Exhaust]]}}
{{bp-merc|'''ER EX-27''' [[Bug Bite (G1)#Generations Selects|Bug Bite]]}}
</ul>}}

==''War for Cybertron Trilogy''==
{{main|War for Cybertron Trilogy (toyline)}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-01''' [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Decepticon Mirage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-02''' [[Hound (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Autobot Hound]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-03''' [[Chromia (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Chromia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-04''' [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-05''' [[Scrapface#Toys|Scrapface]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-06''' [[Hotlink (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Hotlink]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-07''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-08''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-09''' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-10''' [[Elita One (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-11''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-12''' [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-13''' [[Red Alert (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Red Alert]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-14''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-15''' [[Impactor (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Autobot Impactor]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-16''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''WFC-17''' [[Deep Cover#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Deep Cover]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''WFC-18''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''WFC-19''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Optimus Primal]] & [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Rattrap]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''WFC-20''' [[Sparkless#SparklessSeeker|Sparkless Seeker]]}}
{{bp-qu2|'''WFC-21''' [[Deseeus Army Drone#Toys|Deseeus Army Drone]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Kingdom''==
{{main|War for Cybertron: Kingdom#Kingdom (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''KD-01''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-02''' [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Rattrap]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-03''' [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD-04''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Megatron (Beast)]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD-05''' [[Blackarachnia (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Blackarachnia]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-06''' [[Warpath (G1)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Warpath]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD-07''' [[Cyclonus (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Cyclonus]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-08''' [[Dinobot (BW)/toys#Generations|Dinobot]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-09''' [[Airazor (BW)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Airazor]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-10''' [[Inferno (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Inferno]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-11''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-12''' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Rodimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-13''' [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD-14''' [[Tigatron#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Tigatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-15''' [[Tracks (G1)/toys#Generations|Tracks]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD-16''' [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Galvatron]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD-17''' [[Scorponok (BW)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-18''' [[Red Alert (G1)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Red Alert]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD-19''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD-20''' [[Waspinator (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Waspinator]]}}
</ul>}}

===TakaraTomy Mall===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-p1|'''KD EX-01''' [[Paleotrex#Toys|Paleotrex]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD EX-02''' [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)#Toys|Vertebreak]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-03''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''KD EX-04''' [[Ractonite#Toys|Ractonite]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-05''' [[Huffer (G1)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Huffer]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD EX-06''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD EX-07''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD EX-08''' [[Wingfinger#Toys|Wingfinger]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-09''' [[Ark (G1)#Generations|Autobot Ark]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''KD EX-10''' [[Skywarp (BW)#Generations|Maximal Skywarp]] & [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Sideswipe]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''KD EX-11''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Soundwave]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD EX-12''' [[T-Wrecks#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Maximal T-Wrecks]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''KD EX-13''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Maximal Grimlock]] & [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Mirage]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-14''' [[Slammer#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Slammer]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''KD EX-15''' [[Pipes (G1)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Pipes]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''KD EX-16''' [[Shadow Panther#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Shadow Panther]]}}
</ul>}}

===Lawson Ticket===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''KD-EX''' [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#War_for_Cybertron:_Kingdom|Burning Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Premium Finish''==
{{main|Transformers Premium Finish}}

===''War for Cybertron Trilogy''===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''PFGR-01''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#Premium Finish|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFGR-02''' [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Premium Finish|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFGR-03''' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Premium Finish|Ultra Magnus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFGR-04''' [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Premium Finish|Starscream]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFGR-05'''}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFGR-06'''}}
</ul>}}

===''Studio Series''===
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-02''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''PFSS-03''' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-04''' [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Premium Finish|Ratchet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-05''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#PFSS05|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''PFSS-06''' }}
</ul>}}

==''Masterpiece G Series'' ==
{{collist|3|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-01''' [[Shouki#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Shouki]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-02''' [[Getsuei#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Getsuei]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-03''' [[Yukikaze (G1)#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Yukikaze]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-04''' [[Suiken#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Suiken]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-05''' [[Seizan#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Seizan]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-06''' [[Kaen#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Kaen]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-06S''' [[Kaen#Masterpiece G Series|Trainbot Kaen]]/[[Raiden#Masterpiece G Series|Raiden]] Box Set}}
{{bp-a1|'''MPG-07''' [[Ginou#Toys|Trainbot Ginou]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Legacy''==
{{main|Transformers: Legacy (toyline)#Legacy (TakaraTomy)}}

{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TL-01''' [[Skids (G1)#Legacy|Skids]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-02''' [[Drag Strip (G1)#Legacy|Drag Strip]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-03''' [[Bulkhead (Prime)/toys#Legacy|Bulkhead]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-04''' [[Kickback (G1)#Legacy|Kickback]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-05''' [[Arcee (WFC)/toys#Legacy|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-06''' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#Legacy|Laser Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-07''' [[Wildrider (G1)#Legacy|Wild Rider]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-08''' [[Knock Out (Prime)#Legacy|Knock Out]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TL-09''' [[Jhiaxus (G2)#Legacy|Jhiaxus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-10''' [[Blitzwing (G1)/toys#Legacy|Blitzwing]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TL-11''' [[Tarantulas (BW)/toys#Legacy|Tarantulas]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-12''' [[Elita One (G1)#Legacy|Elita-1]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-13''' [[Motormaster (G1)#Legacy|Motormaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-14''' [[Metroplex (Cybertron)#Legacy|Metroplex]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-15''' [[Pointblank#Legacy|Autobot Pointblank]] & [[Peacemaker#Legacy|Autobot Peacemaker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-16''' [[Dead End (G1)#Legacy|Dead End]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-17''' [[Crankcase (G1)#Legacy|Crankcase]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-18''' [[Skullgrin#Legacy|Skullgrin]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-19''' [[Starscream (Armada)/toys#Legacy|Starscream (Armada Universe)]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TL-20''' [[Inferno (BW)#Legacy|Predacon Inferno]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TL-21''' [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Legacy|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-22''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys#Legacy|Hot Shot]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-23''' [[Needlenose (G1)#Legacy|Needlenose]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-24''' [[Breakdown (G1)#Legacy|Decepticon Breakdown]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-25''' [[Lio Convoy#Legacy|Leo Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-26''' [[Tarn (G1)#Legacy|Decepticon Tarn]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-27''' [[Slag (G1)/toys#Legacy|Slug]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-28''' [[Sludge (G1)#Legacy|Sludge]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-29''' [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#LegacyEvo|Soundblaster]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-30''' [[Scraphook#Legacy|Scraphook]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-31''' [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Legacy|Grimlock]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-32''' [[Shrapnel (G1)#Legacy|Sharpnel]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-33''' [[Prowl (Animated)#Legacy|Prowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-34''' [[Metalhawk (G1)#Legacy|Metalhawk]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-35''' [[Skyquake (Prime)#Legacy|Skyquake]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-36''' [[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#Legacy|Thundercracker]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-37''' [[Nemesis Prime (G1)#Legacy|Nemesis Prime]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-38''' [[Crosscut (G1)#Legacy|Senator Crosscut]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-39''' [[Crashbar#Legacy|Crashbar]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-40''' [[Blaster (G1)/toys#LegacyTwincast|Twincast]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-41''' [[Skar (IDW)#Legacy|Dinobot Scowl]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-42''' [[Swoop (G1)/toys#Legacy|Swoop]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-43''' [[Beachcomber (G1)#Legacy|Beachcomber]] & [[Paradise Parakeet#Legacy|Paradise Parakeet]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-44''' [[Devcon (G1)#Legacy|Autobot Devcon]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-45''' [[Axlegrease#Legacy|Axlegrease]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-46''' [[Black Lio Convoy#Legacy|Nemesis Leo Prime]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-47''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Legacy|Megatron (Armada Universe)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-48''' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Legacy|Optimus Prime (Armada Universe)]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-49''' [[Nemesis (G1)#Legacy|Nemesis]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-50''' [[Snarl (G1)#Legacy|Dinobot Snarl]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-51''' [[Bombshell (G1)#Legacy|Bombshell]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-52''' [[Strongarm (RID)#Legacy|Strongarm]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-53''' [[Bludgeon (G1)#Legacy|Bludgeon]]}}
{{bp-a1d1|'''TL-54''' [[Detritus (G1)#Legacy|Detritus]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-55''' [[Shadow Striker (Cyberverse)#Legacy|Shadow Striker]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-56''' [[Trashmaster#Legacy|Junkion Trashmaster]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-57''' [[Dreadwing (Prime)#Legacy|Dreadwing]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-58''' [[Silverbolt (BW)#Legacy|Silverbolt]]}}
{{bp-multi|'''TL-59''' [[Bouldercrash#Toys|Bouldercrash]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-60''' [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#LegacyCore|Megatron (Energon Universe)]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-61''' [[Tasmanian Kid#Legacy|Tasmanian Kid]]}}
{{bp-ss|'''TL-62''' [[Thundertron#Legacy|Thundertron]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-63''' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legacy|Optimus Prime (Animated)]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''TL-64''' [[Tigerhawk#Legacy|Tigerhawk]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-65''' [[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#Legacy|Bumblebee (Animated)]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-66''' [[Chase (RB)#Legacy|Autobot Chase]]}}
{{bp-multi|'''TL-67''' [[Magneous#Legacy|Infernac Magneous]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-68''' [[Windblade (Cyberverse)#Legacy|Windblade]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''TL-69''' [[Magmatron#Legacy|Magmatron]]}}
</ul>}}

===TakaraTomy Mall===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-01''' [[Blurr (G1)/toys#Legacy|Autobot Blurr]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-02''' [[Burn Out (Diaclone)#Legacy|Dia Burnout]]}}
{{bp-a2|'''TL EX-03''' [[Road Rocket (G2)#Legacy|Road Rocket]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-04''' [[Hauler#Legacy|Road Hauler]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-05''' [[Clampdown (G1)#Legacy|Clampdown]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-06''' [[Cosmos (G1)#Legacy|Autobot Cosmos]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-07''' [[Override (Cybertron)#Legacy|Override]]}}
{{bp-cm|'''TL EX-08''' [[Scourge (RID)#Legacy|Scourge]]}}
{{bp-d2|'''TL EX-09''' [[Shadowstrip#Legacy|Shadowstrip]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL EX-10''' [[Crasher (GoBots)#Legacy|Decepticon Crasher]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL EX-11''' [[Galaxy Shuttle#Legacy|Galaxy Shuttle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''TL-EX''' [[Optimus_Prime_(G1)/Generations_toys#LegacyEvolutionCore2pack|Optimus Prime]] & [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Legacy|Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-EX''' [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys#LegacyPowerlinx|Powerlinx Hot Shot]] & [[Jolt (Armada)#Legacy|Jolt]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''TL-CF2021''' [[Star_Saber_(G1)#Legacy|Victory Saber]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''TL-CF2022''' [[Deathsaurus_(G1)#Legacy|Deathsaurus]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Beast Kakusei''==
{{main|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)#Beast Kakusei}}

===Beast Power===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BP-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BP-02''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>}}

===Papapatto Change===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''BPC-01''' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Smash Changers|Papapatto Change Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BPC-02''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BPC-03''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Rhinox]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kakusei Weapon===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''BW-01''' [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BW-02''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-d1|'''BW-03''' [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Toys|Kakusei Weapon Skullcruncher]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BW-04''' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BW-05''' [[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Airazor]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kakusei Change===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BC-02''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BC-03''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BC-04''' [[Mirage (Movie)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Mirage]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''BC-05''' [[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Kakusei Change Scourge]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kakusei Change Sets===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-m1|'''BCS-01''' Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Toys|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCS-02''' Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Toys|Chainclaw]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCS-03''' Kakusei Change Set [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Rhinox]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCS-04''' Kakusei Change Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Cheetor]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kakusei Change Armor Sets===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCAS-01''' Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Combiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Toys|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCAS-02''' Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Toys|Silverfang]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BCAS-03''' Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Combiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Beast Combiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''BCAS-04''' Kakusei Change Set [[Scourge (ROTB)#Beast Combiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]]}}
{{bp-a1m1|'''BCAS-05''' Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Combiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Rise of the Beasts|Lionblade]]}}
</ul>}}

===Kurutto Change===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BKC-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Flex Changers|Kurutto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''BKC-02''' [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Flex Changers|Kurutto Change Nightbird]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BKC-03''' [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kurutto Change Cheetor]]}}
</ul>}}

===Deluxe Class===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BD-01''' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Deluxe Class Bumblebee]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BD-02''' [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BD-03''' [[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Airazor]]}}
{{bp-ter|'''BD-04''' [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Nightbird]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BD-05''' [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Wheeljack]]}}
{{bp-a1|'''BD-06''' [[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Mirage]]}}
</ul>}}

===Voyager Class===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-a1|'''BV-01''' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Prime]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BV-02''' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Primal]]}}
{{bp-m1|'''BV-03''' [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Rhinox]]}}
</ul>}}

===Exclusives===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{bp-ter|'''BPC-EX''' [[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Papapatto Change Scourge]]}}
{{bp-p1|'''BCS-EX''' Kakusei Change Set [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#Toys|Sandspear]]}}
</ul>}}

==''Beast Wars Again''==
{{main|Beast Wars Again}}

{{collist|5|<ul>
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-01''' Eternal Beast Showdown: [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Convoy]] VS [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Megatron]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-02''' Tough Showdown: [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Rhinox]] VS [[Scorponok (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Scorpos]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-03''' Instant Showdown: [[Cheetor (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Cheetus]] VS [[Waspinator (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Waspeeter]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-04''' Tenacious Showdown: [[Tigatron#Beast Wars Again|Tigatron]] VS [[Blackarachnia (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Blackwidow]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-05''' Screaming Showdown: [[Rattrap (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Rattle]] VS [[Terrorsaur (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Terrorsaurer]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-06''' Inverse Showdown: [[Dinobot (BW)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Dinobot]] VS [[Tarantulas (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Tarans]]}}
{{bp-m1p1|'''BWVS-07''' Loyal Retainer Showdown: [[Airazor (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Airazor]] VS [[Inferno (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Inferno]]}}
{{bp-d1p1|'''BWVS-08''' Phantom Showdown: [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Beast Wars Again|Ghost Starscream]] VS [[Waspinator (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Haunted Waspeeter]]}}
</ul>}}

==''EarthSpark''==
{{main|Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)#TakaraTomy EarthSpark toyline}}

===Spin Changer===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''ESC-01''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]] & [[Robby Malto#EarthSpark|Robby]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESC-02''' [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] & [[Mo Malto#EarthSpark|Mo]]}}
</ul>}}

===Spatto Change===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-01''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#1Step|Spatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-02''' [[Megatron (ES)#OneStep|Spatto Change Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-03''' [[Bumblebee (ES)#1step|Spatto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-04''' [[Twitch#OneStep|Spatto Change Terran Twitch]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-05''' [[Swindle (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Swindle]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESS-06''' [[Wheeljack (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESS-07''' [[Soundwave (ES)#EarthSpark|Spatto Change Soundwave]]}}
</ul>}}

===DX (Deluxe)===
{{collist|4|<ul>
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-01''' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Deluxe|DX Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESD-02''' [[Megatron (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-03''' [[Bumblebee (ES)#ESDeluxe|DX Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-04''' [[Twitch#EarthSpark|DX Terran Twitch]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-05''' [[Nightshade (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Terran Nightshade]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESD-06''' [[Shockwave (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Shockwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|'''ESD-07''' [[Grimlock (ES)#EarthSpark|DX Grimlock]]}}
{{Bp-d1|'''ESD-08''' [[Starscream (ES)#Deluxe|DX Starscream]]}}
</ul>}}

==References==
{{reflist|2}}

[[Category:Lists]]

Optimus Prime (ES)

2024-01-15T09:24:56Z

Archforce: /* EarthSpark */

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{{disambig3|Optimus Prime}}
:''Optimus Prime is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)|EarthSpark]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:Optimusprime-earthspark-stock.jpg|upright=1.5|thumb|The dad of the task force.]]

Long ago, '''Optimus Prime''' took up arms to save [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] from [[Megatron (ES)|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon]]s, a conflict that eventually brought him and his followers to [[Earth]]. Although he and the [[Autobot]]s finally blunted the Decepticon advance and shattered their ranks for good, victory left them stranded on a world that had turned against them.

In his new role as a [[G.H.O.S.T.]] operative, Optimus now serves as a liaison between humanity and his own kind as he mops up Decepticon stragglers with the assistance of [[Elita-1 (ES)|Elita-1]] and the repentant Megatron. The bumpy post-war transition weighs heavily upon him, as do the occasionally-amoral actions of his human colleagues, but Optimus perseveres; only by bringing the people of Earth and Cybertron together can they forge a unified future, and the rise of a new generation of Earth-born "[[Terran]]s" might be the first step on the road to permanent peace.

To this end, Optimus tries hard, really ''really'' hard, to be #Relatable to the humans, earnestly attempting to put on a non-threatening, light-hearted tone when dealing with them... despite the fact that it smashes headlong into the wall of his natural stoicism and gravitas. He needs handwritten cue cards to remind him to smile. He's given to Dad Jokes that would even give [[Alex Malto]] pause. His text messages are overloaded with emojis. But as laughably cringe as his attempts are, it's all utterly ''sincere''. His desire for peace and harmony with the people of Earth burns deep in the core of his [[spark]]. He's honestly trying his hardest, no matter how difficult it is. He wouldn't be Optimus if he didn't.

{{bigquote|After decades of fighting, humans have reason to fear my kind. We found that visual aids and cheerful slogans make us less... scary.|Optimus is really trying|"[[Classified]]"}}

==Fiction==
===''EarthSpark'' cartoon===
{{voiceactor|[[Alan Tudyk]] (English), [[Tesshō Genda]] (Japanese)|[[Víctor Hugo Aguilar]] (Latin American Spanish), [[Gabriel Jiménez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Alberto Angrisano]] (Italian), [[Guilherme Briggs]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Imre Szélyes]] (Hungarian, first voice), [[László Horányi]] (Hungarian, second voice), [[François Berland]] (French)}}

{{ongoing}}
[[File:Disarmed-OrionPax.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.66]]
Long ago, '''Orion Pax''' was a humble laborer on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], {{storylink|Disarmed}} and a former friend of [[Megatron (ES)|Megatron]]. The two once co-led a revolution in an attempt to end inequality on their planet; {{storylink|Transformers EarthSpark The Official Guidebook|The Official Guidebook}} eventually, however, their differences drove them apart. {{storylink|Warzone}} With all-out [[Great War (ES)|civil war]] on the horizon, Orion became the bearer of the [[Matrix of Leadership]], a [[Artifacts of the Primes|relic]] of the [[Thirteen]] original Transformers. Thus empowered, Orion became Optimus Prime; {{storylink|Disarmed}} and Prime subsequently led the Autobots in a lengthy campaign against Megatron's Decepticons for control of the life-giving [[AllSpark]]. Although they were now on opposite sides of the war, Optimus believed that there was still good in Megatron's [[spark]] and hoped that they could one day be friends again. {{storylink|Transformers EarthSpark The Official Guidebook|The Official Guidebook}}

In [[1984]], the Autobots and Decepticons travelled to Earth via [[space bridge]], where their war continued for many years. Shortly after arriving on the planet, Optimus chose to [[Scanning|scan]] a semi-truck as his new [[alternate mode]]—one of the few shapes that was fast, inconspicuous, and able to accommodate his proportions. {{storylink|Transformers EarthSpark The Official Guidebook|The Official Guidebook}} At some point during the conflict, Optimus and the Autobots formed an alliance with [[G.H.O.S.T.]], a clandestine human organization who assisted the Autobots in the war effort. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 1}} When [[Megatron (ES)|Megatron]], seeing how radicalized the Decepticons had become, sought to aid the Autobots in ending the conflict, a skeptical Optimus asked his foe to scan an Earth form to prove his word. Although initially hesitant to do so, Megatron eventually scanned a human helicopter. {{storylink|Outtakes}} After the [[AllSpark]] had been retrieved from the Decepticons, Optimus attempted to return the artifact to Cybertron through the space bridge in the hopes that returning the artifact to its rightful place would revitalize the dying planet. However, the Decepticons intercepted the AllSpark, and the chaotic game of hot potato ended with Megatron hurling the AllSpark through the space bridge to Cybertron before Optimus destroyed the portal completely, permanently stranding the Autobots and Decepticons on Earth. {{storylink|Warzone}}

[[File:Optimus and Elita alt-modes.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.66|"Hey honey, it's been [[:File:ElitaVehicle01.jpg|a while]] since we drove together like this. Weren't you on my left side last time?"]]

Over the next fifteen years, Optimus, Megatron, and a number of Autobots established a working relationship with G.H.O.S.T., who'd shifted focus to undercover operations aimed at capturing Decepticon stragglers. Although Optimus genuinely believed that cooperating with G.H.O.S.T. was the best path forward for their race, not all the Cybertronians he worked with saw things the same way, least of all Megatron. {{storylink|Decoy}}

One evening, Optimus and Elita-1 ambushed [[Swindle (ES)|Swindle]] and [[Hardtop (ES)|Hardtop]], and despite being unexpectedly attacked by [[Arachnamech]]s, managed to capture Hardtop. While later investigating the crash of the truck transporting Hardtop, Optimus and Elita encountered old ally [[Dot Malto]], and were joined by Megatron. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 1}} Optimus released some of [[Wheeljack (ES)|Wheeljack]]'s drones in an attempt to learn more about the mysterious Arachnamechs. When that turned up nothing, Optimus's group continued the search and found the Arachnamechs in the process of attacking Dot's children and two new Transformers who had been created on Earth. Optimus's belief that [[Twitch]] and [[Thrash (ES)|Thrash]] would be safest in G.H.O.S.T. custody resulted in the pair being captured by human villain [[Mandroid]] who provided a fake G.H.O.S.T. transport. Following the rescues of the two "Terrans", Optimus was instead in favor of Dot taking care of them, and assigned [[Bumblebee (ES)|Bumblebee]] as their teacher. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 2}}

[[File:ES-Ep01-05 OptimusCoolPose.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb||left|Fonzimus Prime]]

Bumblebee attempted to contact Optimus to get advice on teaching, only to get Megatron and Elita-1 as Optimus was indisposed. Optimus later returned his calls, but Bee was busy with Family Game Night by that point. {{storylink|Moo-ving In}} While searching for a dangerous Decepticon who'd been spotted near [[Witwicky (town)|Witwicky]], Optimus found the Terrans and Dot's kids caught in a Decepticon pit trap. He hid them in his trailer in the G.H.O.S.T. base while he took Dot on her orientation. He and Dot later had to extract the kids from Megatron's combat simulation after they went wandering, and smuggled them out of the base, though Optimus was uncomfortable at having to show Dot the accommodations provided for the captured Decepticon. {{storylink|Classified}}

Optimus and Megatron were lured to an abandoned factory after [[Ravage (ES)|Ravage]], [[Laserbeak (ES)|Laserbeak]] and [[Frenzy (ES)|Frenzy]] stole [[Jon Schloder|Agent Schloder]]'s ID badge, and with his comms down, Optimus was forced to phone [[Mo Malto]] to ask Bumblebee to send backup. Bumblebee instead turned up himself, and the trio managed to subdue the three cassettes. They headed back to base and en route were ambushed by [[Soundwave (ES)|Soundwave]]. With the help of [[Arcee (ES)|Arcee]] and the Maltos, Optimus and his team were able to triumph, however Megatron talked Optimus into at least letting the three cassettes go before they took Soundwave to G.H.O.S.T. {{storylink|Decoy (episode)|Decoy}}

[[File:Earthspark-AOE1-SayCheese.jpg|upright=1.66|right|thumb]]

When G.H.O.S.T. held a ceremony celebrating the human/Autobot alliance, Optimus and Megatron found themselves defending the humans against [[Skywarp (ES)|Skywarp]] and [[Nova Storm (ES)|Nova Storm]], who had come intending to procure Optimus's left arm for Mandroid. Though the Decepticons were successfully defeated, they avoided being captured. Regrouping with the Maltos and Terrans at a burger bar, Optimus learned that the Terrans had been brought online by a glowing rock and resolved to investigate further. This led them to recover the [[Emberstone]], just in time for Skywarp and Nova Storm to again attack, this time revealing that Megatron and Dot had been captured by Mandroid as barter for Optimus's arm. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 1}} Optimus and Bumblebee managed to capture the pair and discovered that the Emberstone had created three more Terrans. Aiming to rescue Dot and Megatron, Optimus came up with a plan for him, Thrash and Twitch to pose as prisoners being brought in by the newborn Terrans. Mandroid quickly saw through the ruse, however it gave the group the opportunity to free Dot and Megatron, and after Mandroid revealed his base was actually a giant mech, the group fought together to destroy it, with Optimus expressing pride and hope in the bonds between the Maltos, both human and Terran. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 2}}

Sometime after Bumblebee got exposed by G.H.O.S.T., Optimus sent the scout on another undercover mission infiltrating a "Bot Brawl" ring to find the missing [[Grimlock (ES)|Grimlock]]. {{storylink|Home, Part 1}} Optimus met with Dot at the [[Witwicky Ranger Station]] where she'd been picking up strange energon readings. They turned out to be Swindle, whom Optimus captured, but in the process Robby's [[cyber-sleeve]] was revealed to have the power to manifest a shield. Believing this to be the power of [[Quintus Prime]], Optimus smuggled the Malto family into G.H.O.S.T. HQ so that [[Teletraan I (ES)|Teletraan I]] could scan the sleeves. Mandroid devised a distraction to pull Optimus away, allowing him to trap the kids in the Autobot rec room simulator. {{storylink|Disarmed}}

After a mass escape by Decepticons, Optimus found that his concerns were being ignored by [[Karen Croft|Executive Agent Croft]], who forbade him from entering the tunnels to give pursuit. Disgruntled, he and Megatron went to the entrance to the tunnels where he saw off the ex-Decepticon on a mission to pursue the fugitives. {{storylink|What Dwells Within}} When Robby's health degraded due to the damage to his cyber-sleeve, Optimus visited the [[Dugout]] and expressed his concern that only the Emberstone might be able to help the boy. {{storylink|Prime Time (episode)|Prime Time}}

Concerned by the amount of secrets being kept from him by G.H.O.S.T., Optimus gave Bumblebee the task of infiltrating the HQ and investigating an off-limit area. During later clashes with Croft, Optimus was able to run interference while Bee was carrying out the mission and filled Megatron in on what he was doing. {{storylink|Stowed Away, Stowaways}} Responding to Hashtag's distress call, Optimus brought a group of Autobots to the Malto farm where they fought Croft's [[Ghoid]] soldiers. Though they were victorious, when Optimus confronted Croft directly, she activated a device given to her by Mandroid which shut down Optimus and the other Autobots present. {{storylink|The Battle of Witwicky}} They were still unconscious when Mandroid arrived back from space in a new semi-robotic form. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 1}} Reactivated under Mandroid's mind control, Optimus and Elita tracked Bumblebee, Twitch, and Nightshade down. Bumblebee attempted to fight the Autobot leader, but it was only when the Maltobots also got involved and drained Optimus's energon using Mandroid's control spear that Optimus was taken down. Both he and Elita were later revived when Robby and Mo used their cyber-sleeves to reverse the effects of Mandroid's energon-draining superweapon. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 2}}
{{--}}

==Games==
===''Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition''===
{{voiceactor|[[Bill Rogers]] (English)|[[Marcel Jonker]] (Dutch), [[Martial Le Minoux]] (French), [[Viktor Pavel]] (German), [[Marco Balzarotti]] (Italian), [[Maciej Konopiński]] (Polish), [[José García]] (Spanish)}}
{{charfictionstub|{{storylink|Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition}}}}

==Toys==
===''EarthSpark''===
{{Note|The TakaraTomy releases of most toys feature additional/altered paint patterns (complete with [[G.H.O.S.T.]] emblems) to make him closely resemble the character's on-screen appearances.}}
{{anchor|Tacticon}}
[[File:TF-Earthspark-Tacticon-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime''' (Tacticon Assortment, 2022)}}</ul>

: Part of the first wave of the ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' "Tacticon assortment", Optimus Prime is a small figure that converts from a small truck into an [[Brick (term)|unposeable]] robot with just a single step controlled by your fingertip. Unlike most toys below, Optimus is molded with a truck carriage/trailer, which also hides the finger while transforming.

{{-}}{{anchor|1Step}}
[[File:TF-Earthspark-1-Step-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(Hasbro Version Pictured)'']]
[[File:TF-ES-JP-ESS-01-Supatto-(Flip-Changer)-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(TakaraTomy Version Pictured)'']]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime''' (1-Step Flip Changer, 2022)}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy Name'': '''Supatto Change Optimus Prime'''
:*''TakaraTomy ID Number'': '''ESS-01'''

: "1-Step Flip Changer" Optimus Prime is a simple toy that converts in a single step; Pulling back his upper truck cab transforms him into robot mode, and laying him down on a flat surface automatically turns him back into a truck, triggered by his kneecaps. This feature can also be activated by simply pressing his knees without even touching the ground.

{{-}}{{anchor|Warrior}}
[[File:Transformers-EarthSpark-Warrior-Class-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|HEREEE'S PRIMEEEE!-]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime''' (Warrior, 2023)}}</ul>

: Released as part of the first wave of ''EarthSpark'' Warrior Class toys, Optimus Prime is a 5-inch figure. His action feature is an axe that flips out from the underside of his right arm. His forearms also feature 5mm-compatible hands, though the weapons with longer posts do not fully sit through due to the panel underneath.

: Because of the tight ball-and-socket forearm joints and the shoulder joints on his torso, transforming him into truck mode can be a bit troubling, as the arms can pop off if excessive force is used. The third step on the instructions also erroneously depicts his head being unturned while flipping back to the truck cavity (doing so prevents the head from being tucked in) before later steps show his head correctly rotated.

: Initial preview photos of the toy feature his tires being molded in the same gray color as the unpaintable parts.

{{-}}{{anchor|Deluxe}}
[[File:TF-EarthSpark-Deluxe-Optimus-Prime.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.66|His axe is minty fresh! ''(Hasbro Version Pictured)'']]
[[File:TF-ES-JP-ESD-01-Deluxe-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(TakaraTomy Version Pictured)'']]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime''' (Deluxe Class, 2023)}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID Number'': '''ESD-01'''
:*''Build-a-Figure part'': [[Mandroid#Toys|Mandroid]] left leg (Hasbro release only)
:*''Accessories'': "Iron cannon blaster", axe<ref>Transformers EarthSpark Deluxe Optimus Prime [https://hasbropulse.com/products/transformers-earthspark-deluxe-optimus-prime Hasbro Pulse listing]: "Convert Optimus Prime toy from robot to truck mode in 19 steps. Comes with iron cannon blaster and axe accessories"</ref>

: Released as a part of the second wave of ''EarthSpark'' Deluxe Class toys, Optimus Prime is a heavy retool of the ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Deluxe Class|Deluxe Class Optimus Prime]], sharing the same blaster, crotch, wheels, back, ankle joints, shoulder joints, and neck platform. He transforms into a semi-truck in 19 steps and comes with a handheld Energon axe that is stored underneath his legs in vehicle mode, while the blaster is stored on his back to keep the legs straight. In an undocumented feature, his gun can be stored on his lower back and his axe can be stored on top of his backpack (where there are two storage ports) in robot mode.

:Optimus Prime also includes the left leg of the [[Build a Figure]] Mandroid, while the TakaraTomy release doesn't.

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[[File:TF-ES-Spin-Changer-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(Hasbro Version Pictured)'']]
[[File:TF-ES-JP-ESC-01-Spin-Changer-Optimus-Prime-Robby.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(TakaraTomy Version Pictured)'']]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime & Robby Malto''' (Spin Changer, 2023)}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID Number'': '''ESC-01'''
:*''Accessories'': Robby Malto figurine, Cyber-sleeve shield

:Spin Changer Optimus Prime is a roughly Voyager Class-sized figure that features a spinning gimmick on the upper torso if the included Robby Malto figurine is mounted onto it. Optimus also comes with a small shield that doubles as a Cyber-sleeve shield for Robby. Optimus only features very limited articulation on the elbows and features 5mm-compatible hands.

:The initial preorders made for the TakaraTomy release of the toy will come with an additional "Burning [[Chainclaw (ROTB)|Chainclaw]]" [[Battle Master]].
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[[File:TF-Earthspark-Battle-Base-Trailer-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|]]
*'''Optimus Prime Battle Base Trailer''' (2024)

:This Optimus Prime is a repaint of the [[Optimus_Prime_(Cyberverse)#TrailerPlayset|Battle Base Trailer playset]] from the [[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|''Cyberverse'']] toyline. He also features a pop-out axe on his left hand when pushing his back after the gimmick is set up. Because of this, he has no sculpted hand and elbow articulation. The trailer can interact with some of the Warrior or Deluxe Class figures. It also features a pair of pop-out small cannons, activated on the front of the Trailer. The Trailer, when folded open, has a turret that a small figure can sit awkwardly on. A single Warrior Class (or smaller) car can be stored in the trailer in vehicle mode. The trailer attaches by his feet slotting into the front end of the trailer, though it does not turn easily. Through a seeming design fluke, the trailer also attaches to the above Warrior Class Optimus Prime figure in much the same manner.

:In terms of deco, Optimus's black and light blue details are swapped with silver and yellow, while the trailer's ramp detail and the scanner's colors were changed as well.

:The figure was first found on an [[eBay]] listing.

{{comingsoontoy}}
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==Notes==
===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Optimus Prime''' (オプティマスプライム ''Oputimasu Puraimu'')
*''Hungarian:'' '''Optimusz Prime, a fővezér''' ("Optimus Prime the Supreme Commander")

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:EarthSpark Autobots]]
[[Category:G.H.O.S.T.]]
[[Category:Hall of Fame characters]]

Optimus Prime (ES)

2024-01-15T09:13:36Z

Archforce: the bespoke ES Warrior Optimus Prime figure can also pull the trailer

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{{disambig3|Optimus Prime}}
:''Optimus Prime is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)|EarthSpark]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:Optimusprime-earthspark-stock.jpg|upright=1.5|thumb|The dad of the task force.]]

Long ago, '''Optimus Prime''' took up arms to save [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] from [[Megatron (ES)|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon]]s, a conflict that eventually brought him and his followers to [[Earth]]. Although he and the [[Autobot]]s finally blunted the Decepticon advance and shattered their ranks for good, victory left them stranded on a world that had turned against them.

In his new role as a [[G.H.O.S.T.]] operative, Optimus now serves as a liaison between humanity and his own kind as he mops up Decepticon stragglers with the assistance of [[Elita-1 (ES)|Elita-1]] and the repentant Megatron. The bumpy post-war transition weighs heavily upon him, as do the occasionally-amoral actions of his human colleagues, but Optimus perseveres; only by bringing the people of Earth and Cybertron together can they forge a unified future, and the rise of a new generation of Earth-born "[[Terran]]s" might be the first step on the road to permanent peace.

To this end, Optimus tries hard, really ''really'' hard, to be #Relatable to the humans, earnestly attempting to put on a non-threatening, light-hearted tone when dealing with them... despite the fact that it smashes headlong into the wall of his natural stoicism and gravitas. He needs handwritten cue cards to remind him to smile. He's given to Dad Jokes that would even give [[Alex Malto]] pause. His text messages are overloaded with emojis. But as laughably cringe as his attempts are, it's all utterly ''sincere''. His desire for peace and harmony with the people of Earth burns deep in the core of his [[spark]]. He's honestly trying his hardest, no matter how difficult it is. He wouldn't be Optimus if he didn't.

{{bigquote|After decades of fighting, humans have reason to fear my kind. We found that visual aids and cheerful slogans make us less... scary.|Optimus is really trying|"[[Classified]]"}}

==Fiction==
===''EarthSpark'' cartoon===
{{voiceactor|[[Alan Tudyk]] (English), [[Tesshō Genda]] (Japanese)|[[Víctor Hugo Aguilar]] (Latin American Spanish), [[Gabriel Jiménez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Alberto Angrisano]] (Italian), [[Guilherme Briggs]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Imre Szélyes]] (Hungarian, first voice), [[László Horányi]] (Hungarian, second voice), [[François Berland]] (French)}}

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[[File:Disarmed-OrionPax.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.66]]
Long ago, '''Orion Pax''' was a humble laborer on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], {{storylink|Disarmed}} and a former friend of [[Megatron (ES)|Megatron]]. The two once co-led a revolution in an attempt to end inequality on their planet; {{storylink|Transformers EarthSpark The Official Guidebook|The Official Guidebook}} eventually, however, their differences drove them apart. {{storylink|Warzone}} With all-out [[Great War (ES)|civil war]] on the horizon, Orion became the bearer of the [[Matrix of Leadership]], a [[Artifacts of the Primes|relic]] of the [[Thirteen]] original Transformers. Thus empowered, Orion became Optimus Prime; {{storylink|Disarmed}} and Prime subsequently led the Autobots in a lengthy campaign against Megatron's Decepticons for control of the life-giving [[AllSpark]]. Although they were now on opposite sides of the war, Optimus believed that there was still good in Megatron's [[spark]] and hoped that they could one day be friends again. {{storylink|Transformers EarthSpark The Official Guidebook|The Official Guidebook}}

In [[1984]], the Autobots and Decepticons travelled to Earth via [[space bridge]], where their war continued for many years. Shortly after arriving on the planet, Optimus chose to [[Scanning|scan]] a semi-truck as his new [[alternate mode]]—one of the few shapes that was fast, inconspicuous, and able to accommodate his proportions. {{storylink|Transformers EarthSpark The Official Guidebook|The Official Guidebook}} At some point during the conflict, Optimus and the Autobots formed an alliance with [[G.H.O.S.T.]], a clandestine human organization who assisted the Autobots in the war effort. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 1}} When [[Megatron (ES)|Megatron]], seeing how radicalized the Decepticons had become, sought to aid the Autobots in ending the conflict, a skeptical Optimus asked his foe to scan an Earth form to prove his word. Although initially hesitant to do so, Megatron eventually scanned a human helicopter. {{storylink|Outtakes}} After the [[AllSpark]] had been retrieved from the Decepticons, Optimus attempted to return the artifact to Cybertron through the space bridge in the hopes that returning the artifact to its rightful place would revitalize the dying planet. However, the Decepticons intercepted the AllSpark, and the chaotic game of hot potato ended with Megatron hurling the AllSpark through the space bridge to Cybertron before Optimus destroyed the portal completely, permanently stranding the Autobots and Decepticons on Earth. {{storylink|Warzone}}

[[File:Optimus and Elita alt-modes.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.66|"Hey honey, it's been [[:File:ElitaVehicle01.jpg|a while]] since we drove together like this. Weren't you on my left side last time?"]]

Over the next fifteen years, Optimus, Megatron, and a number of Autobots established a working relationship with G.H.O.S.T., who'd shifted focus to undercover operations aimed at capturing Decepticon stragglers. Although Optimus genuinely believed that cooperating with G.H.O.S.T. was the best path forward for their race, not all the Cybertronians he worked with saw things the same way, least of all Megatron. {{storylink|Decoy}}

One evening, Optimus and Elita-1 ambushed [[Swindle (ES)|Swindle]] and [[Hardtop (ES)|Hardtop]], and despite being unexpectedly attacked by [[Arachnamech]]s, managed to capture Hardtop. While later investigating the crash of the truck transporting Hardtop, Optimus and Elita encountered old ally [[Dot Malto]], and were joined by Megatron. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 1}} Optimus released some of [[Wheeljack (ES)|Wheeljack]]'s drones in an attempt to learn more about the mysterious Arachnamechs. When that turned up nothing, Optimus's group continued the search and found the Arachnamechs in the process of attacking Dot's children and two new Transformers who had been created on Earth. Optimus's belief that [[Twitch]] and [[Thrash (ES)|Thrash]] would be safest in G.H.O.S.T. custody resulted in the pair being captured by human villain [[Mandroid]] who provided a fake G.H.O.S.T. transport. Following the rescues of the two "Terrans", Optimus was instead in favor of Dot taking care of them, and assigned [[Bumblebee (ES)|Bumblebee]] as their teacher. {{storylink|Secret Legacy, Part 2}}

[[File:ES-Ep01-05 OptimusCoolPose.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb||left|Fonzimus Prime]]

Bumblebee attempted to contact Optimus to get advice on teaching, only to get Megatron and Elita-1 as Optimus was indisposed. Optimus later returned his calls, but Bee was busy with Family Game Night by that point. {{storylink|Moo-ving In}} While searching for a dangerous Decepticon who'd been spotted near [[Witwicky (town)|Witwicky]], Optimus found the Terrans and Dot's kids caught in a Decepticon pit trap. He hid them in his trailer in the G.H.O.S.T. base while he took Dot on her orientation. He and Dot later had to extract the kids from Megatron's combat simulation after they went wandering, and smuggled them out of the base, though Optimus was uncomfortable at having to show Dot the accommodations provided for the captured Decepticon. {{storylink|Classified}}

Optimus and Megatron were lured to an abandoned factory after [[Ravage (ES)|Ravage]], [[Laserbeak (ES)|Laserbeak]] and [[Frenzy (ES)|Frenzy]] stole [[Jon Schloder|Agent Schloder]]'s ID badge, and with his comms down, Optimus was forced to phone [[Mo Malto]] to ask Bumblebee to send backup. Bumblebee instead turned up himself, and the trio managed to subdue the three cassettes. They headed back to base and en route were ambushed by [[Soundwave (ES)|Soundwave]]. With the help of [[Arcee (ES)|Arcee]] and the Maltos, Optimus and his team were able to triumph, however Megatron talked Optimus into at least letting the three cassettes go before they took Soundwave to G.H.O.S.T. {{storylink|Decoy (episode)|Decoy}}

[[File:Earthspark-AOE1-SayCheese.jpg|upright=1.66|right|thumb]]

When G.H.O.S.T. held a ceremony celebrating the human/Autobot alliance, Optimus and Megatron found themselves defending the humans against [[Skywarp (ES)|Skywarp]] and [[Nova Storm (ES)|Nova Storm]], who had come intending to procure Optimus's left arm for Mandroid. Though the Decepticons were successfully defeated, they avoided being captured. Regrouping with the Maltos and Terrans at a burger bar, Optimus learned that the Terrans had been brought online by a glowing rock and resolved to investigate further. This led them to recover the [[Emberstone]], just in time for Skywarp and Nova Storm to again attack, this time revealing that Megatron and Dot had been captured by Mandroid as barter for Optimus's arm. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 1}} Optimus and Bumblebee managed to capture the pair and discovered that the Emberstone had created three more Terrans. Aiming to rescue Dot and Megatron, Optimus came up with a plan for him, Thrash and Twitch to pose as prisoners being brought in by the newborn Terrans. Mandroid quickly saw through the ruse, however it gave the group the opportunity to free Dot and Megatron, and after Mandroid revealed his base was actually a giant mech, the group fought together to destroy it, with Optimus expressing pride and hope in the bonds between the Maltos, both human and Terran. {{storylink|Age of Evolution, Part 2}}

Sometime after Bumblebee got exposed by G.H.O.S.T., Optimus sent the scout on another undercover mission infiltrating a "Bot Brawl" ring to find the missing [[Grimlock (ES)|Grimlock]]. {{storylink|Home, Part 1}} Optimus met with Dot at the [[Witwicky Ranger Station]] where she'd been picking up strange energon readings. They turned out to be Swindle, whom Optimus captured, but in the process Robby's [[cyber-sleeve]] was revealed to have the power to manifest a shield. Believing this to be the power of [[Quintus Prime]], Optimus smuggled the Malto family into G.H.O.S.T. HQ so that [[Teletraan I (ES)|Teletraan I]] could scan the sleeves. Mandroid devised a distraction to pull Optimus away, allowing him to trap the kids in the Autobot rec room simulator. {{storylink|Disarmed}}

After a mass escape by Decepticons, Optimus found that his concerns were being ignored by [[Karen Croft|Executive Agent Croft]], who forbade him from entering the tunnels to give pursuit. Disgruntled, he and Megatron went to the entrance to the tunnels where he saw off the ex-Decepticon on a mission to pursue the fugitives. {{storylink|What Dwells Within}} When Robby's health degraded due to the damage to his cyber-sleeve, Optimus visited the [[Dugout]] and expressed his concern that only the Emberstone might be able to help the boy. {{storylink|Prime Time (episode)|Prime Time}}

Concerned by the amount of secrets being kept from him by G.H.O.S.T., Optimus gave Bumblebee the task of infiltrating the HQ and investigating an off-limit area. During later clashes with Croft, Optimus was able to run interference while Bee was carrying out the mission and filled Megatron in on what he was doing. {{storylink|Stowed Away, Stowaways}} Responding to Hashtag's distress call, Optimus brought a group of Autobots to the Malto farm where they fought Croft's [[Ghoid]] soldiers. Though they were victorious, when Optimus confronted Croft directly, she activated a device given to her by Mandroid which shut down Optimus and the other Autobots present. {{storylink|The Battle of Witwicky}} They were still unconscious when Mandroid arrived back from space in a new semi-robotic form. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 1}} Reactivated under Mandroid's mind control, Optimus and Elita tracked Bumblebee, Twitch, and Nightshade down. Bumblebee attempted to fight the Autobot leader, but it was only when the Maltobots also got involved and drained Optimus's energon using Mandroid's control spear that Optimus was taken down. Both he and Elita were later revived when Robby and Mo used their cyber-sleeves to reverse the effects of Mandroid's energon-draining superweapon. {{storylink|The Last Hope, Part 2}}
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==Games==
===''Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition''===
{{voiceactor|[[Bill Rogers]] (English)|[[Marcel Jonker]] (Dutch), [[Martial Le Minoux]] (French), [[Viktor Pavel]] (German), [[Marco Balzarotti]] (Italian), [[Maciej Konopiński]] (Polish), [[José García]] (Spanish)}}
{{charfictionstub|{{storylink|Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition}}}}

==Toys==
===''EarthSpark''===
{{Note|The TakaraTomy releases of most toys feature additional/altered paint patterns (complete with [[G.H.O.S.T.]] emblems) to make him closely resemble the character's on-screen appearances.}}
{{anchor|Tacticon}}
[[File:TF-Earthspark-Tacticon-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime''' (Tacticon Assortment, 2022)}}</ul>

: Part of the first wave of the ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' "Tacticon assortment", Optimus Prime is a small figure that converts from a small truck into an [[Brick (term)|unposeable]] robot with just a single step controlled by your fingertip. Unlike most toys below, Optimus is molded with a truck carriage/trailer, which also hides the finger while transforming.

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[[File:TF-Earthspark-1-Step-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(Hasbro Version Pictured)'']]
[[File:TF-ES-JP-ESS-01-Supatto-(Flip-Changer)-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(TakaraTomy Version Pictured)'']]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime''' (1-Step Flip Changer, 2022)}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy Name'': '''Supatto Change Optimus Prime'''
:*''TakaraTomy ID Number'': '''ESS-01'''

: "1-Step Flip Changer" Optimus Prime is a simple toy that converts in a single step; Pulling back his upper truck cab transforms him into robot mode, and laying him down on a flat surface automatically turns him back into a truck, triggered by his kneecaps. This feature can also be activated by simply pressing his knees without even touching the ground.

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[[File:Transformers-EarthSpark-Warrior-Class-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|HEREEE'S PRIMEEEE!-]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime''' (Warrior, 2023)}}</ul>

: Released as part of the first wave of ''EarthSpark'' Warrior Class toys, Optimus Prime is a 5-inch figure. His action feature is an axe that flips out from the underside of his right arm. His forearms also feature 5mm-compatible hands, though the weapons with longer posts do not fully sit through due to the panel underneath.

: Because of the tight ball-and-socket forearm joints and the shoulder joints on his torso, transforming him into truck mode can be a bit troubling, as the arms can pop off if excessive force is used. The third step on the instructions also erroneously depicts his head being unturned while flipping back to the truck cavity (doing so prevents the head from being tucked in) before later steps show his head correctly rotated.

: Initial preview photos of the toy feature his tires being molded in the same gray color as the unpaintable parts.

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[[File:TF-EarthSpark-Deluxe-Optimus-Prime.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.66|His axe is minty fresh! ''(Hasbro Version Pictured)'']]
[[File:TF-ES-JP-ESD-01-Deluxe-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(TakaraTomy Version Pictured)'']]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime''' (Deluxe Class, 2023)}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID Number'': '''ESD-01'''
:*''Build-a-Figure part'': [[Mandroid#Toys|Mandroid]] left leg (Hasbro release only)
:*''Accessories'': "Iron cannon blaster", axe<ref>Transformers EarthSpark Deluxe Optimus Prime [https://hasbropulse.com/products/transformers-earthspark-deluxe-optimus-prime Hasbro Pulse listing]: "Convert Optimus Prime toy from robot to truck mode in 19 steps. Comes with iron cannon blaster and axe accessories"</ref>

: Released as a part of the second wave of ''EarthSpark'' Deluxe Class toys, Optimus Prime is a heavy retool of the ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Deluxe Class|Deluxe Class Optimus Prime]], sharing the same blaster, crotch, wheels, back, ankle joints, shoulder joints, and neck platform. He transforms into a semi-truck in 19 steps and comes with a handheld Energon axe that is stored underneath his legs in vehicle mode, while the blaster is stored on his back to keep the legs straight. In an undocumented feature, his gun can be stored on his lower back and his axe can be stored on top of his backpack (where there are two storage ports) in robot mode.

:Optimus Prime also includes the left leg of the [[Build a Figure]] Mandroid, while the TakaraTomy release doesn't.

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[[File:TF-ES-Spin-Changer-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(Hasbro Version Pictured)'']]
[[File:TF-ES-JP-ESC-01-Spin-Changer-Optimus-Prime-Robby.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''(TakaraTomy Version Pictured)'']]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Optimus Prime & Robby Malto''' (Spin Changer, 2023)}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID Number'': '''ESC-01'''
:*''Accessories'': Robby Malto figurine, Cyber-sleeve shield

:Spin Changer Optimus Prime is a roughly Voyager Class-sized figure that features a spinning gimmick on the upper torso if the included Robby Malto figurine is mounted onto it. Optimus also comes with a small shield that doubles as a Cyber-sleeve shield for Robby. Optimus only features very limited articulation on the elbows and features 5mm-compatible hands.

:The initial preorders made for the TakaraTomy release of the toy will come with an additional "Burning [[Chainclaw (ROTB)|Chainclaw]]" [[Battle Master]].
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[[File:TF-Earthspark-Battle-Base-Trailer-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|]]
*'''Optimus Prime Battle Base Trailer''' (2024)

:This Optimus Prime is a repaint of the [[Optimus_Prime_(Cyberverse)#TrailerPlayset|Battle Base Trailer playset]] from the [[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|''Cyberverse'']] toyline. He also features a pop-out axe on his left hand when pushing his back after the gimmick is set up. Because of this, he has no sculpted hand and elbow articulation. The trailer can interact with some of the Warrior or Deluxe Class figures. It also features a pair of pop-out small cannons, activated on the front of the Trailer. The Trailer, when folded open, has a turret that a small figure can sit awkwardly on. A single Warrior Class (or smaller) car can be stored in the trailer in vehicle mode. The trailer attaches by his feet slotting into the front end of the trailer, though it does not turn easily. Through a seeming design fluke, the trailer also attaches to the above Warrior Class Optimus Prime figure.

:In terms of deco, Optimus's black and light blue details are swapped with silver and yellow, while the trailer's ramp detail and the scanner's colors were changed as well.

:The figure was first found on an [[eBay]] listing.

{{comingsoontoy}}
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==Notes==
===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Optimus Prime''' (オプティマスプライム ''Oputimasu Puraimu'')
*''Hungarian:'' '''Optimusz Prime, a fővezér''' ("Optimus Prime the Supreme Commander")

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:EarthSpark Autobots]]
[[Category:G.H.O.S.T.]]
[[Category:Hall of Fame characters]]

Bulkhead (Prime)

2024-01-10T05:55:45Z

Archforce: /* Commercial appearances */

{{disambig3|Bulkhead}}
{{faction|autobot|wreckers|primusvanguard}}
:''Bulkhead is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Aligned continuity family]].''
[[File:Bulkhead-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.95|Miss me?]]

'''Bulkhead''' looks huge and menacing, but is actually quite caring and gentle-souled. Though he's neither a [[Ratchet (WFC)|brainiac]] nor a [[Arcee (WFC)|fast runner]], Bulkhead is one of the most sturdy members of [[Team Prime]]. He's afraid of hurting things smaller and more fragile than him, but his new [[human]] friend, [[Miko Nakadai]], has helped him grow past that. He has a low tolerance for jerks and bullies, and is quite happy to let people like that stew in the trouble they've made for themselves, but his better impulses—or at least, needling from those around him—always sway him into helping in the end.

For all his sweetness, he's still a [[Wreckers|Wrecker]] through and through. Yet, despite participating in several major battles and campaigns, his past career has left some painful psychological scars. Being a part of the Autobots' black ops team means you have to do the dirty work, and Bulkhead's seen many horrors and friends meet a bad end. Though saddened by his traumatic experiences with the Wreckers, he's joined up with [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] to end the fight with Megatron, for the sake of all his brothers and comrades.

{{quote|After a long road trip, feels good to get out of the car, stretch my legs, and kick some tailpipe!|Bulkhead on crushin' Cons|"[[Convoy (episode)|Convoy]]"}}

==Fiction==
===Aligned novels===
Bulkhead was a Wrecker, but unlike his teammates, wound up aboard the [[Ark (WFC)|Ark]] in the chaos immediately preceding its departure. When the ship subsequently charted a course for [[Velocitron]], Bulkhead's foremost concern was that the planet learn of his comrades' plight back on Cybertron. Later, as the Ark prepared to leave Velocitron, Bulkhead was one of the Autobots to back up [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] in a confrontation with [[Ransack (Prime)|Ransack]], the aggressive Speed Planet co-leader.

The Ark's next stop was the planetoid [[Junkion (planet)|Junkion]], where sabotage caused the ship to crash. Bulkhead was one of the first to escape the crippled ship, and went on to lead the repair effort with [[Perceptor (Prime)|Perceptor]]. When [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]], [[Silverbolt (WFC)|Silverbolt]], and Optimus Prime voyaged to the tomb of [[Solus Prime]], Bulkhead grumbled about being left behind, but wound up sounding the alarm moments later when the Decepticons initiated an attack on Junkion. In the battle that followed, Bulkhead pursued [[Megatron (WFC)|Megatron]] into a Junkion excavation site with [[Ironhide (WFC)|Ironhide]] before joining a concerted attack on the ''[[Trypticon (WFC)|Nemesis]]''. {{storylink|Transformers: Exiles|Exiles}}

Bulkhead was one of Optimus Prime's senior advisors on the Ark when the Matrix led them to [[Aquatron]]. He joined the main Autobot force when it touched down on the planet, making contact with the [[Inquirata (Prime)|Curator]] and his Aquatronians. Unfortunately, the Curator was revealed as a [[Quintesson]] with a grudge millions of years old against the Cybertronians, and Bulkhead was among the Autobots who were captured and forced to face trial on ridiculous trumped up charges. The Autobots and Decepticons escaped during the trial and met up with their comrades aboard the Ark and Nemesis to fend off the [[Sharkticon (species)|Sharkticon]] hordes and ultimately escape the planet. {{storylink|Transformers: Retribution|Retribution}}

===Cartoon continuity===
====''Prime'' cartoon====
{{voiceactor|[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] (English), [[Takashi Nagasako]] (Japanese)|[[Hu Qian]] (Chinese), [[Karl Schulz]] (German), [[Pietro Ubaldi]] (Italian), [[Yeong-wung Jeong]] (Korean), [[Salvador Serrano]] (Spain-Spanish), [[Salvador Reyes]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Jussi Wahlgren]] (Finnish, seasons 1-2), [[Osku Ärilä]] (Finnish, season 3), [[Juhani Rajalin]] (Finnish, "[[Predacons Rising (Prime)|Predacons Rising]]"), [[Claudio Dos Santos]] (French), [[Affonso Amajones]] (Portuguese, season 1), [[Marco Antônio Abreu]] (Portuguese, season 2 onwards)}}

Back on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], Bulkhead was a laborer before joining the [[Wreckers]] during the [[Great War (Prime)|Great War]]. He developed a rivalry with [[Breakdown (WFC)|Breakdown]] {{storylink|Deus ex Machina}} and fought alongside [[Wheeljack (Prime)|Wheeljack]] and many others. Despite his love of being a Wrecker, he left the team to join [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime's]] squadron during the battle of [[Thunderhead Pass]] {{storylink|Chain of Command (Prime)|Chain of Command}} early in the war because he considered Optimus to be "the real deal". {{storylink|Con Job}}

[[File:Bulkhead-Primevehicle.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1.1|And then [[TakaraTomy|Takara]]'s engineers get a headache.]]
After the Autobots had arrived on Earth, Bulkhead was pulled away from a woodland area to back up [[Cliffjumper (WFC)|Cliffjumper]], but when the team arrived at the battle site, Cliffjumper and the [[Decepticon]]s were gone. Sometime later, Bulkhead scared off some [[Vehicon (Prime)|Vehicon]]s, who were fighting [[Arcee (WFC)|Arcee]] and [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]]. Bulkhead returned to base, and was there when three humans were brought in. Miko questioned him at length about how cool he was. {{storylink|Darkness Rising, Part 1}} During a subsequent visit by Agent [[William Fowler|Fowler]], Bulkhead crushed one of [[Ratchet (WFC)|Ratchet]]'s tools as part of a demonstration, much to his comrade's annoyance. Bulkhead was part of the ultimately unsuccessful mission to retrieve Cliffjumper from a Decepticon [[energon]] mine. After they returned to base empty-handed, [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus]] assigned Bulkhead to watch over [[Miko Nakadai]]. {{storylink|Darkness Rising, Part 2}}

[[File:DarknessRising3 disembulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|''No'', Bulky, the slogan is get some ''nuts''!]]
Miko managed to persuade Bulkhead to do some off-roading on the way back to base. Once there, Optimus and Ratchet left on a mission, placing Arcee in charge. Arcee promptly left to go patrolling with Bumblebee, leaving Bulkhead in charge. During an impromptu visit by Fowler, Bulkhead managed to prevent him reporting the three kids, but when Fowler was subsequently captured by the Decepticons, Bulkhead was compelled to mount a rescue mission. He [[GroundBridge]]d to the ''[[Trypticon (WFC)|Nemesis]]'', only to find the three kids had followed him. {{storylink|Darkness Rising, Part 3}}

[[File:DarknessRising4-BulkheadandMiko.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1.4|Be thankful she didn't do more than heave on your car parts.]]
After trying to make sure the kids were safe, Bulkhead climbed aboard the ''Nemesis'' and began trashing Decepticons before discovering Miko had stowed away inside his chest compartment. Inside the ship, the pair eventually ran into Arcee and Bumblebee, who'd rescued Jack and Raf from some more guards. The three Autobots stuck the kids in a store room while they located Fowler in the brig and chased off [[Starscream (WFC)|Starscream]]. Mission accomplished, they returned to base, where Optimus told off Bulkhead. After Jack decided he was better off without the Autobots in his life, Bulkhead took Miko to visit him. {{storylink|Darkness Rising, Part 4}}

[[File:DarknessRising5-BulkheadMiko.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|D'awwww.]]
Once the Autobots pinpointed the location of the Decepticon [[space bridge]] in orbit, Optimus, Arcee, Bumblebee and Bulkhead traveled there by GroundBridge, though the height made Bulkhead nervous. They battled hordes of flying Decepticons, until [[Ratchet (WFC)|Ratchet]] figured out a way to destroy the space bridge, and Arcee, Bulkhead and Bumblebee did so while Optimus kept [[Megatron (WFC)|Megatron]] busy. They safely GroundBridged back to Earth moments before the explosion. {{storylink|Darkness Rising, Part 5}}

Bulkhead assisted Miko with her science project, holding up her model of the solar system so she could paint it. Unfortunately Ratchet decided to take over the project, relegating Bulkhead to the role of transport. {{storylink|Masters & Students}}

Bulkhead and Bumblebee brought a strange pod back from the [[Arctic]] with them. It later turned out the pod contained [[Scraplet]]s, which Bulkhead was particularly frightened by, and Miko was amused by him screaming like a little girl as they hunted for the critters. There turned out to be too many for the Autobots to deal with, but after the kids repaired an energon fuel line for the GroundBridge, Bulkhead used himself as bait to draw them through to the Arctic, where they froze. {{storylink|Scrapheap (episode)|Scrapheap}}

[[File:ConJob-Fistbump.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|left|"Guy love, that's all it is, Guy love, He's mine, I'm his, there's nothing gay about it in our eyes."]]
Bulkhead was overjoyed when Wheeljack arrived on Earth, however Wheeljack's uncharacteristic silence during Bulkhead's war stories made the latter Autobot suspicious. After Bulkhead questioned Wheeljack on the [[Battle of Darkmount Pass]] and Wheeljack got an important detail wrong, the new arrival was unmasked as a Decepticon imposter. The real Wheeljack arrived and he and Bulkhead threw the imposter out via the GroundBridge. Bulkhead turned down Wheeljack's offer to go exploring the galaxy. {{storylink|Con Job}}

[[File:Convoy-Bulkheadmace.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|"You go on, Bulk, we'll cover the rear."]]
Bulkhead took part in a convoy when Fowler needed transport for a hi-tech [[Dynamic Nuclear Generation System]] device. When the convoy was attacked by [[MECH]], he reluctantly remained in [[alternate mode|vehicle mode]] in accordance with Optimus's orders, but when they were attacked by flying Vehicons, the Autobots were forced to use their [[robot mode]]s anyway. {{storylink|Convoy (episode)|Convoy}}

Bulkhead chastised Miko for neglecting her education, and when an energon trace was detected in [[Greece]], he attempted to use the mission as an educational field trip. Their education was cut short as Bulkhead's old enemy Breakdown arrived and the pair fought. Back at base, he alerted the other Autobots to the [[Energon Harvester]] he'd seen depicted in an ancient fresco, and the device was soon tracked down to a museum. The Autobots surrounded the museum while the kids were sent in to steal the Harvester, and fought [[Knock Out (Prime)|Knock Out]] and Breakdown. The Decepticons got away with the Harvester. Bulkhead went alone to Greece, where he managed to single-handedly defeat Knock Out, Breakdown, and Starscream, destroying the Harvester in the process. {{storylink|Deus ex Machina}}

[[File:OutHead-BulkheadBreakdown.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.67|Wheeljack is gonna be so jealous.]]
Bulkhead covered poorly for [[Jack Darby|Jack]] and Bumblebee when the pair went street racing, and was forced to go with Arcee to find them. He got to fight Breakdown again, flattening the Decepticon with a lamp post. {{storylink|Speed Metal}} Bulkhead was present for Ratchet's announcement that he had pinpointed the Decepticon's warship, as well as a downed Autobot ship. Though Bulkhead was hoping to go on the offensive and doing some serious damage to the enemy base, Optimus prioritized the other craft, as it might have contained imperiled comrades. But when Ratchet and Optimus returned form their investigation, Optimus had fallen gravely ill. The Autobot leader had been infected with the Cybonic plague, a disease of Megatron's engineering. Jack suggested that Megatron might have created a cure for the sickness, but Bulkhead told him that was a moot point; as far as they were concerned, Megatron had already perished. The Autobots decided to infiltrate the Decepticon base on the off chance they had the cure in their database nonetheless. Bulkhead stayed back at base while Arcee and Bumblebee went on the covert mission. He provided emotional support as the situation developed. Megatron's inert form was discovered within the Decepticons' base, a cure was retrieved, and Optimus was rendered well again thanks to the efforts of Bumblebee, Arcee and Ratchet. {{storylink|Sick Mind}} Later, Bumblebee and Bulkhead played [[basketball]] together in the base, though Bumblebee's behavior was very odd. Bulkhead, Optimus and Arcee traveled to the Arctic to find a lens the Decepticons had stolen from a telescope in [[Hawaii]], and ended up tangling with a heat ray the Decepticons had built with it. They succeeded in destroying it, though it turned out Megatron had been resurrected in the meantime. {{storylink|Out of His Head}}

Optimus took Bulkhead, Bumblebee and Ratchet to investigate a [[Dark Energon]] reading and found Starscream attempting to resurrect [[Skyquake (Prime)|Skyquake]]. During the following ruckus, the Autobots found the kids had followed them and tried to send them back to base, only for them to disappear in a GroundBridge accident. It was only when Bulkhead spotted a text message on [[Miko's phone]] that Ratchet could engineer a way to get the kids back from the [[shadowzone (dimension)|other dimension]] they were trapped in. {{storylink|Shadowzone (episode)|Shadowzone}}

[[File:TFPep16DoubleCreatureFeature.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.67|So, uh, do you like [[David Kaye]]'s mom [[Bill Fagerbakke|too]]?]]
During an altercation with Breakdown on the [[Kamchatka Peninsula]], Bulkhead was knocked out and Breakdown abducted by MECH. Bulkhead stayed off Optimus's mission to rescue the Decepticon, but Miko persuaded him to go alone. GroundBridging to [[Russia]], Bulkhead forcibly infiltrated the MECH base and rescued Breakdown, though he was forced to pummel both Breakdown and Starscream when the Decepticon jet turned up and ordered Breakdown to destroy Bulkhead. {{Storylink|Operation: Breakdown}} Bulkhead was at the Autobot base when Jack and Arcee brought [[June Darby|Jack's mom]] in to introduce her to everyone. {{storylink|Crisscross (episode)|Crisscross}}

[[File:MetalAttraction-stuck.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1.4|"Arcee, could you get that itch on my back?" "I AM the itch on your back!"]]
Bulkhead and Arcee, inadvertently joined by Miko, investigated a magnetic disturbance. They came across Breakdown and [[Airachnid (Prime)|Airachnid]] fighting over a [[polarity gauntlet]], and during the battle, Bulkhead and Arcee were magnetically fused together by the device. They followed the Decepticons to an abandoned gas station, where another fight broke out, and the two Autobots came unstuck. Airachnid tried to escape in her helicopter form, but Bulkhead grabbed her and threw her at Breakdown. He and Arcee returned to base triumphantly with the gauntlet. {{storylink|Metal Attraction}}

[[File:RockBottom-Bulkheadpassion.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Let's raise the roof!]]
Arcee and Bulkhead investigated an [[Stripped energon mine|abandoned energon mine]] with the kids. Bulkhead protected Miko from a cave in, but ended up having to support the ceiling. Miko banged a rock on his foot to attract help, but instead they were found by Starscream. Things looked grim for Bulkhead until Arcee came to his rescue, and the two Autobots and the kids escaped the mine. {{storylink|Rock Bottom}} Bulkhead joined the others in investigating a [[Harbinger|wrecked Decepticon ship]] and found Starscream all webbed up. Offering to defect, Starscream pointed them to the other half of the crashed ship, where they were attacked by Airachnid, wielding an [[Immobilizer|experimental Decepticon weapon]] that froze Bulkhead in his tracks. Bulkhead was locked in position until the Autobots retrieved the weapon and Ratchet used it to unfreeze him. {{storylink|Partners (Prime)|Partners}}

[[File:TMI-Mikojogsmemories.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.67|This is art!]]
Miko and Bulkhead sneaked into a monster truck rally together. A week or so later, during a mission to secure a [[Cybertronian data cylinder]], Miko accidentally discharged the cylinder into Bulkhead's brain. Though at first Bulkhead seemed fine, he began writing complex equations for synthetic energon, and it rapidly became clear that the cylinder's energy was overwriting his mind. While the other Autobots attempted to secure the cylinder, Miko tried to help Bulkhead retain his memories by taking him to the monster truck track. They were found there by Knock Out and Breakdown, who tried to take Bulkhead's head, but during the attempt, Miko again triggered the energy to discharge from Bulkhead into the sky. Bulkhead was left in a comatose state until Miko managed to wake him with her guitar playing. {{storylink|T.M.I.}}

During an energon shortage, Bulkhead and the other Autobots took part in a number of missions to try to intercept the Decepticon energon shipments. When Ratchet developed [[Synthetic Energon]] and tried it on himself, the medic was amped up enough to knock Bulkhead through a wall. Their medic accompanied them on another mission, but his changes in personality began to concern Bulkhead and the others. After he knocked Bulkhead flying and went off on his own, the other Autobots were forced to track him down before he could damage himself. {{storylink|Stronger, Faster}}

The Autobots attempted to stop the Decepticons stealing a space bridge power supply from a military base. When Raf was gravely injured, Optimus and Bulkhead went on alone, stealthily infiltrating the ''Nemesis'' and Bulkhead bridged back to base with the power supply while Optimus went after Megatron. Bulkhead watched as Ratchet and [[June Darby]] fought to save Raf's life. {{storylink|One Shall Fall}} As the Autobots attempted to rescue Optimus from a zone flooded with Dark Energon, Bulkhead kept Megatron busy while the others pulled Optimus out. Back at base, the Autobots and their human friends puzzled over the natural disasters suddenly plaguing Earth, and discovered that [[Unicron/Aligned|Unicron]] resided at the center of the Earth. Bulkhead and the others began investigating the sites of the earthquakes that had struck when the Dark Energon volcano erupted. {{storylink|One Shall Rise, Part 1}}

Bulkhead, Arcee and Bumblebee came to Optimus's aid as he battled stone Unicron avatars. To their great surprise, help came in the form of Megatron, who offered to help them fight Unicron. Together with the Decepticon leader, the Autobots stepped through the GroundBridge into [[Earth's core]]. {{storylink|One Shall Rise, Part 2}} Though Bulkhead was hampered by the influence of the Dark Energon, and during their fight against [[Unicron's antibodies|anti-bots]] almost fell from the walkway, they reached Unicron's spark chamber. Bulkhead, Bumblebee and Arcee stayed outside to fend off the anti-bots. Following Unicron's defeat, they entered the spark chamber, only for Optimus to fail to recognize them, and they had to GroundBridge back to base without him. {{storylink|One Shall Rise, Part 3}}

The Autobots puzzled over how to get their leader back but made little progress. When Fowler warned them of an attack on a military base, Bulkhead, Bumblebee and Arcee went to try and deal with it, but Knock Out and Breakdown succeeded in getting away with the power source they needed. {{storylink|Orion Pax, Part 1}} Bulkhead and the others scoured the globe for the space bridge, but it wasn't until Ratchet and Bulkhead were contacted by a wounded Starscream that they obtained information on the space bridges location. The Autobots stormed the energon mine housing the space bridge and secured it so that they could send Jack and Arcee to Cybertron. {{storylink|Orion Pax, Part 2}} Ratchet, Bulkhead and Bumblebee monitored Jack's progress from the Earth end of the space bridge. When Megatron arrived to take back control, Bulkhead attacked him and was easily thrown aside, twice. Luckily it all turned out, and Bulkhead and the others returned to base with Optimus Prime restored. {{storylink|Orion Pax, Part 3}}

[[File:OperationBumblebee2-Forge.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|Nope. Not even using the "hammer time" reference.]]
Bulkhead and Bumblebee were responding to an ancient Autobot signal separately, but when Bulkhead arrived, he found Bumblebee unable to transform as his [[transformation cog|T-cog]] had been taken. They quickly worked out MECH was responsible. Bumblebee later talked Bulkhead into taking him on another mission, on which they ran into Knock Out and Breakdown. Bulkhead got to fight his nemesis again while Bumblebee chased Knock Out. {{storylink|Operation Bumblebee, Part 1}} He almost had to perform T-cog transplant surgery, but was judged unfit by Ratchet. He did get to go on an artifact retrieval mission, and spent some time hitting Breakdown before getting hold of the [[Forge of Solus Prime]] and using it to knock the Decepticon flying. Unfortunately moments later Bulkhead was bushwhacked by Megatron who got away with the Forge. {{storylink|Operation Bumblebee, Part 2}}

[[File:LooseCannons Wheeljack works on bomb.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1.4|For once [[Wheeljack (Prime)|I'm]] not the one under threat of [[Wheeljack (G1)|explosions]].]]
Bulkhead was overjoyed when Wheeljack returned to Earth, but when his fellow Wrecker decided to recklessly go after [[Dreadwing (Prime)|Dreadwing]], Bulkhead opted to go along. The encounter ended with Bulkhead a hostage with a bomb on his chest as a lure to draw out Optimus. Though Wheeljack tried to defuse the bomb, Bulkhead opted to go the self-sacrifice route, and was only stopped from doing so by Wheeljack, who had realized Optimus was right. Wheeljack and Optimus forced Dreadwing into defusing the bomb, saving Bulkhead's life. {{storylink|Loose Cannons}} Bulkhead accompanied Ratchet as they got more information from Starscream. This led to an Optimus-led mission to an abandoned energon mine in [[South America]], where they found Megatron fighting an [[Insecticon (WFC)|Insecticon]]. When the fight was finished, the Autobots surrounded the exhausted Megatron, but were prevented from finishing him off by the arrival of Dreadwing. Though they trashed a bunch of Vehicons, Megatron and Dreadwing escaped them. {{storylink|Crossfire (Prime)|Crossfire}}

When Fowler was attacked by a truck resembling Optimus, Bulkhead caught his car after it plunged from a bridge. Back at base, they soon established that the truck was a MECH-created clone of Optimus and began searching for the MECH base. Though they located the hideout, [[Nemesis Prime (Prime)|Nemesis Prime]] took them out one by one, and after Optimus dealt with the situation, the Autobots returned to base for repairs. {{storylink|Nemesis Prime (episode)|Nemesis Prime}} Responding to an energon signal, Bulkhead accidentally got himself beamed up to the Decepticon warship. After encountering and offlining Starscream (or [[Starscream clone (Prime)|a near approximation]]), and narrowly avoiding Megatron, he found the ship's power core and disabled it with his wrecking ball. The ship crashed, allowing him to disembark and drive back to base, where he found the others had captured Airachnid. {{storylink|Armada (episode)|Armada}}

Bulkhead took part in an attack on it with the [[spark extractor|Spark Extractor]], only to be put into stasis by its weapons. He recovered back at base when the kids disabled the ship. {{storylink|Flying Mind}}

Having found the locations of four artifacts, the Autobots started going on missions to retrieve them. {{storylink|Tunnel Vision}} Bulkhead was sent through the Groundbridge to retrieve one of the artifacts. {{storylink|Triangulation}} He landed up in a volcanic area near the equator and was first subjected to combat with the Insecticon [[Hardshell]]. After defeating the Decepticon, he discovered that the relic he was after was [[Tox-En]]. Leaving a grenade and a false trail for the Insecticons to follow, he carried the Tox-En up a nearby volcano to dispose of it only for the Insecticons caught up with him as he reached the top. Bulkhead managed to overcome the trio and destroy the Tox-En, but as he was stepping back through the GroundBridge, Hardshell shot him from behind, {{Storylink|Toxicity}} and his smoking body was flung through the bridge into the Autobot base. {{storylink|Triage (episode)|Triage}}

Ratchet worked frantically to save him, and eventually succeeded. Bulkhead was left in a comatose state, with Ratchet unwilling to operate further until he regained some strength. {{storylink|Hurt}} Bulkhead later regained consciousness and was even able to take a few steps, with the help of Miko acting as drill sergeant. {{storylink|Out of the Past}} His recovery continued to be slow, and when [[Smokescreen (Prime)|Smokescreen]] arrived, he was convinced the others were trying to replace him, despite their assurances otherwise. During another mission, Bulkhead tried to convince Ratchet to let him go help, but after Smokescreen went instead and made the mission a success, Bulkhead admitted that the new Autobot did well, then sadly dragged himself back to his quarters. {{storylink|New Recruit}}

He continued to pressure Ratchet to let him go back into combat, and was annoyed by Smokescreen's suggestion that he could use the [[Apex Armor (Prime)|Apex Armor]] as a "crutch". Finally his badgering paid off when Ratchet was convinced to let him help, though Ratchet sent him to protect Raf who was trying to hack into a satellite. Bulkhead arrived just in time to stop what he assumed was Breakdown from destroying Raf's house, but was shocked to discover that Breakdown was being controlled by Silas—now calling himself "Cylas"—and found his injuries were still hampering his fighting ability. When Smokescreen helped him defeat "Cylas", he gained a new respect for the newbie, especially when he learned that Smokescreen studied the Wreckers mission reports. {{storylink|The Human Factor}}

Bulkhead was part of a Team Prime mission to search for an Iacon relic that turned out to be a wild goose chase set up by Megatron. They soon found the real prize—the [[Star Saber (Prima)|Star Saber]]. {{storylink|Legacy (episode)|Legacy}} He, Arcee and Bumblebee were happy when they learned they might soon be able to return Cybertron, but quickly realized there would be a downside in that they would have to leave their friends on Earth behind. {{storylink|Alpha/Omega}}

[[File:HardKnocksBulkheadDreadwing.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|Not the face [[Tony Todd|again]]!!!]]
Smokescreen and Bulkhead were sent to find one of the Omega Keys, and Bulkhead sent his companion after the key while he faced Dreadwing. During the fight, Bulkhead managed to get the better of the Decepticon and used Dreadwing's own bomb against him. Unfortunately the key was taken by [[Starscream (WFC)|parties]] unknown. The Autobots later discovered that Smokescreen was the final relic, but located their friend too late to save him from the Decepticons. {{storylink|Hard Knocks}} After Smokescreen escaped the ''Nemesis'' with two of the keys, the Autobots received a message from Starscream offering the final key in exchange for surgical help. Bulkhead accompanied Optimus and Ratchet out to Starscream's location, only for them to realize too late that they'd been tricked, and Starscream got away with all three of the Autobots' three Omega Keys. {{storylink|Inside Job}}

Bulkhead found himself in a tricky position when Miko assumed that she'd be coming to Cybertron with the Autobots. He equipped himself with the [[Immobilizer]] when the Autobots traveled to Cybertron, and employed the weapon during the battle against the Decepticons, enabling them to regain the Omega Keys. The Autobots located the [[Omega Lock]], only for the Decepticons to unveil their trump card in the form of the three kids as hostages. {{storylink|Regeneration (Prime)|Regeneration}} Bulkhead was forced to hand over his key in exchange for Miko. After Optimus destroyed the Omega Lock to prevent Megatron destroying Earth, Bulkhead returned with the others to base, only to find that the Decepticons were attacking it. The Autobots were forced to abandon base, and Bulkhead and Miko bridged to a point somewhere in the US. {{storylink|Darkest Hour (episode)|Darkest Hour}}

Unable to contact the others, Bulkhead and Miko headed to a Wrecker meeting spot to try to rendezvous with Wheeljack. {{storylink|Darkmount, NV}} Their patience was rewarded when Wheeljack turned up, having escaped the Decepticons. They watched as he blew up some of the Vehicons that were sent after him. {{storylink|Scattered}} The trio decided that blowing up an energon mine would be the best way to attract the attention of nearby Autobots. While doing so, they were attacked by a giant metal dragon which Bulkhead punched in the head. Even Wheeljack luring it into the energon mine to blow it up didn't work, but the three Wreckers were rescued by the newly arrived [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)|Ultra Magnus]] and reunited with most of the rest of Team Prime. {{storylink|Prey (episode)|Prey}}

Bulkhead and Wheeljack provided a diversion at the base of [[Darkmount (Earth)|Darkmount]], lobbing grenades and destroying Decepticons while the other Autobots attacked by other means. The pair were eventually captured by [[Shockwave (WFC)|Shockwave]], but when Optimus Prime returned and joined the assault, they renewed their attack on the Decepticons. Following the destruction of Darkmount, the Autobots assembled at a human military base. {{storylink|Rebellion (Prime)|Rebellion}}

Bulkhead was not ready when Wheeljack lobbed their old lobbing ball at him, and it bounced off his chest, nearly crushing Miko when it landed. Ultra Magnus took the two Wreckers to [[Scotland]] with him, to investigate Decepticon activity there. {{storylink|Project Predacon}} Bulkhead found himself playing conciliator between Magnus and Wheeljack, as the pair continued to get on each other's nerves. The fact that Wheeljack had brought Miko along didn't help, but when they encountered the Predacon, Bulkhead found himself battling the beast with his fellow Autobots while Miko went for help. The fight didn't end well, as one of Wheeljack's grenades brought the cavern down on them, and as a result Bulkhead was disappointed when Wheeljack opted to leave the team rather than remain under Magnus's command. {{storylink|Chain of Command (Prime)|Chain of Command}} By the time Magnus and Bulkhead had flown back to base, Wheeljack had been talked into staying. {{storylink|Plus One (Prime)|Plus One}}

[[File:Team Prime Final.jpg|left|210px|thumb]]
During a mission to secure energon, Bulkhead teamed up with Smokescreen to scout out an abandoned energon mine. They emerged without finding anything. {{storylink|Evolution}} When the Decepticons started stealing technology to repair the Omega Lock, Bulkhead was part of a team which turned up too late to prevent a theft, but at least he got to see Prime defeat Soundwave. He and Smokescreen were left at base to guard the prisoner while the others went to Antarctica, however Soundwave reactivated, knocking the pair out. {{storylink|Minus One}} When they recovered, they found that Soundwave had abducted Ratchet. Fortunately it turned out a piece Smokescreen had blasted off of Laserbeak would be useful in finding the Decepticon warship. {{storylink|Persuasion}}

They launched the probe and monitored it and Optimus's progress from the base. Though the probe was destroyed, Ratchet was able to send them the coordinates to the Decepticon warship, and Bulkhead and the others geared up in preparation to assault the ''Nemesis''. {{storylink|Synthesis}} The three Wreckers were ordered to take the bridge, however no sooner did they reach their target than Soundwave bridged them to another part of the ship. By the time they reached the bridge again, it had already been captured by Jack and Miko. With the warship until their control, the Autobots flew it to Cybertron and used the Omega Lock to restore their home world. After Optimus's obligatory speech, Bulkhead and Miko had a tearful farewell before he returned home. {{storylink|Deadlock (episode)|Deadlock}}

In the aftermath of Cybertron's rebirth, Bulkhead set to work building a new space port, assisted by Vehicons. With the discovery that there were two new Predacons on the loose, Bulkhead and the other Autobots attempted to persuade Predaking to help them, but were unsuccessful. After encountering Unicron, in possession of Megatron's rebuilt form, the Autobots realized that the dark god intended to destroy their world. After foiling an attempt by Starscream to retake the warship, the Autobots attempted to defend the Well of All Sparks from Unicron's onslaught. It was only when Optimus returned that Unicron was defeated, and Bulkhead was later present when Optimus sacrificed himself to restore the AllSpark to Cybertron. {{storylink|Predacons Rising (Prime)|Predacons Rising}}

====2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon====
{{voiceactor|[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] (English)|[[Nicolas Matthys]] (French), [[Jan Spitzer]] (German), [[Pietro Ubaldi]] (Italian), [[Luis Daniel Ramírez]] (Latin-American Spanish)}}

[[File:BulkheadArrivesSickAsABot.jpeg|thumb|left|300px|Remember the little Namekian you passed on the way to Guru's? On his way to the humans with the password. By now, he's probably already there and they're about to summon the dragon.]]After Cybertron's rebirth, a statue of Bulkhead was constructed in his honor, {{storylink|Pilot (Part 1)}} but Bulkhead himself would end up blacklisted by the new [[Autobot High Council|High Council]] for being a supporter of Optimus Prime. {{storylink|Enemy of My Enemy (RID)|Enemy of My Enemy}}

After [[Grimlock (RID 2015)|Grimlock]] accidentally absorbed the contents of a data cylinder, Bumblebee was reminded of Bulkhead's own experience with such a device. {{storylink|Brainpower}} Bumblebee later recalled a time when Bulkhead challenged him to arm wrestling and they almost destroyed two levels of Omega One. {{storylink|History Lessons}}

[[File:BulkheadRIDV-Mode.jpeg|thumb|lright|300px|Big Green wheels.]]
Bulkhead was summoned to Earth by Optimus Prime, and while he arrived ahead of the Prime, his appearance through the [[GroundBridge]] was timely, coinciding with Bumblebee, [[Strongarm (RID)|Strongarm]], [[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe]], and [[Fixit (RID)|Fixit]] being infected with a malware virus carried by the Energon vampire [[Wingcode]]. Bulkhead reined in the panicked Grimlock, who had run off to do ''something'' to help (but with no idea ''what''), engaging him in a brief fight before physically dragging Grimlock back to the scrapyard unconscious. After settling him with some calming car-smashing, as well as tranquil thoughts about [[Sharkticon (species)|Sharkticon]]-punching, the two Autobots set about formulating a plan - although the pair were forced to admit they were "not really thinkers." In spite of this, Grimlock came up with a clever ruse to trap Wingcode based on her hunger for more Energon, trapping her in a cave where she could not fly, caught between the two Autobots. Once pummeled into submission, her nano-cells were used as an antidote, restoring the sick Autobots, and with the mission wrapped up, Bulkhead declared he'd like to hang around until Optimus' arrival. He and Grimlock went off for some recreational granite-punching... although Bulkhead was less than gruntled to hear the [[Dinobot (RID)|Dinobot]]'s critique of his kicking technique. {{storylink|Sick as a Bot}}

[[File:FiveFugitives Bulkhead explosion.jpg|thumb|left|300px|You can win, you feel great. You. Can. Do. This!]]
He encountered [[Steeljaw (RID)|Steeljaw]] when called in by Bumblebee to aid in the Decepticon's capture, initially underestimating his lupine adversary. When the [[Bee Team (RID)|Bee Team]] became distracted (i.e. arrested) by the arrival of [[Dropforge]], he pursued Steeljaw to a natural gas refinery, only to find himself locked out of the facility by one of the Decepticon's subsonic force fields. He cleverly switched to "plan B", sneaking in via one of the empty pipelines, but Steeljaw detected this cunning via the refinery's security system and detonated the gas in the pipe. Bulkhead punched his way out of the pipe, then regrouped with the other Autobots who had captured the mind-controlled Dropforge and made their way to his location. Together they confronted Steeljaw and defeated his plan to blow up [[Crown City]], but were unable to stop his escape. {{storylink|Five Fugitives}}

[[File:FiveFugitivesBulkhead.jpeg|thumb|lright|300px|"Destruction and creation are two sides of the same coin! You must destroy to create! That is the law of the universe!"]]
Optimus finally made the rendezvous on Earth, bringing Ratchet, Windblade, Jazz and Drift with him, having determined that the High Council were mind controlling the population of Cybertron and were planning to invade Earth. While the Bee Team traveled to Cybertron to expose the council, Bulkhead and the others remained on Earth to fight the invasion. A signal led them to the steel mill that had just been burgled by a Cybertronian advance force. Within, they found a list of items pointing to the fact the advance force was building a space bridge receiver, and also a bomb which promptly exploded. {{storylink|Enemy of My Enemy (RID)|Enemy of My Enemy}} The group was saved by Ratchet's [[Triage Shield]]. They continued to follow the trail to the [[Crown City]] docks, where Bulkhead was the first to locate the advance force, concealed by a [[Light Bender]]. During the ensuing battle, he was hit by weapons fire, but the damage was minor enough that he recovered in time to watch the destruction of the space bridge portal that had opened. The team returned to Cybertron where Optimus nominated the rest of the group as a provisional council. {{storylink|Freedom Fighters}}
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====IDW ''Prime'' comic====
[[File:PrimeComicBulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]
Bulkhead was present at the [[Autobot Outpost Omega One|Autobot's Earth base]] when [[Cliffjumper (WFC)|Cliffjumper]] and [[Arcee (WFC)|Arcee]] arrived for the first time. {{storylink|Transformers: Prime (graphic novel)|Transformers: Prime}}

====Titan ''Prime'' comic====
[[File:Titan4.1 Ratchet Bulkhead practise.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1|"I need practise like Optimus needs a face."]]
As Ratchet unveiled the [[Safe]], Bulkhead was unimpressed that he thought they needed more training. He threw himself into it though, deciding that the best defense was to smash everything he could. In doing so, he inadvertently uncovered and activated a nuclear missile which had been hidden in the base. Unimpressed, Optimus ordered him to hold up the ceiling while Ratchet and Raf dealt with the missile's warhead. Afterwards, Ratchet suggested Bulkhead and Raf design a new Safe. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.1|The Safe and the Failsafe}}

During some downtime, Optimus took the other Autobots, including Bulkhead, on a trip to [[Valley of Fire State Park]]. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.2|War Story}}

Bulkhead struggled to decorate a [[Christmas]] tree, while enduring a mocking from Arcee and Jack. When Fowler arrived with the news that the Decepticons had taken over a [[Yamal|nuclear-powered ship]], Bulkhead offered him a "Cybertron-size" mince pie. He and Arcee were left to mind the base with the kids while the other went to deal with the Decepticon problem, and the kids suggested the pair try to find something they had in common. They eventually discovered their mutual love of ice skating, and turned the base into an ice rink. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.3|Ice Breaker}}

Bulkhead played ''[[Invasionauts II]]'' with Raf, until suddenly the game put Raf into a hypnotic trance and made him open the GroundBridge. Bulkhead was sure he'd get blamed for this somehow, and explained to Optimus that it was only a ''minor'' problem, but moments later the Vehicons started coming through. Bulkhead fought them alongside the other Autobots until Raf was able to loop the GroundBridge, sucking the Decepticons back through. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.4|Tinker, Tailor, Gamer, Spy!}}

[[William Fowler|Agent Fowler]] woke Bulkhead with the news that the [[President of the United States]] had been kidnapped. Bulkhead and the rest of the Autobots visited the [[Grand Canyon]] where he and Ratchet protected [[Air Force One]] while the others defeated Starscream and rescued the President. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.6|All the President's 'Bots!}}

[[File:Titan4.9 Bumblebee and Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1|"Don't be like that, Bumblebee. I didn't mean to eat the last [[chocolate-covered wheel-nut]]."]]
Bulkhead and Arcee headed to [[Zhejiang Province]], [[China]] after the Autobots lost contact with Optimus Prime. They found [[Knock Out (Prime)|Knock Out]] and a bunch of Vehicons feeding Optimus's body into a crusher but were overcome by the Decepticons before they could rescue him. Luckily Optimus came to his senses in time. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.8|The Mind Trap!}} Bulkhead and Bumblebee retrieved Knock Out's [[neuron refractor]] from China, unaware that a MECH agent had stowed away in it. During [[Novo|Agent Novo]]'s escape from the Autobot base, Bulkhead was almost hit by grenades, and Novo kidnapped Miko. The Autobots searched for Miko, and located the MECH base in time for Novo, now occupying a mechanoid body, to return Miko. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.9|The Novo Incident}}

After Jack's demonstration of bobbing for apples, Bulkhead bobbed for engine blocks. He accompanied Optimus Prime to the [[Deep Driller]] oil platform, but wasn't much help in fighting [[Rufus Madison|General Madison]]'s forces there. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.10|Mad Dogs & Autobots}} Following a successful solo mission to destroy a Decepticon energon store, Bulkhead was ambushed in the [[Alaska]]n forest by Megatron's forces. He was taken back to the ''Nemesis'', where Megatron stuck him in an [[Ultra Prison]], a device which would slowly erase his mind. Luckily Bulkhead had an emergency connection to [[Miko's phone]], and the alerted Autobots brought the three kids to the ship to rescue him. Later Miko said he could thank her by treating her to some monster truck rally. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.11|The Battle for Bulkhead}}

Bulkhead took part in a battle against the Decepticons in [[The Wave]], and did an admirable job at protecting the rear with his wrecking ball. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.12|The Evil Shred}}

Agent Fowler managed to intercept a Decepticon broadcast, which alerted Bulkhead and the rest of the Autobots to the Decepticons' next plot; the desecration of the [[Statue of Liberty]]. But as Liberty Island, now occupied by the Decepticons, was too small to launch a full frontal assault against, Bulkhead stayed behind while Optimus and Bumblebee led a stealth operation against Megatron's troops. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.13|Protecting the Lady}}

Knock Out and [[Breakdown (WFC)|Breakdown]] specifically demanded Optimus and Bulkhead come after the two Decepticons took over a TV studio. The Autobots found themselves forced to run the ''[[Down and Out]]'' course, lest the Decepticons' hostages be harmed. Luckily Bulkhead had watched the show with Miko, so he knew where many of the traps were, though the Decepticons had made a few changes. The pair managed to get through the course and rescue the hostages, leading to Knock Out and Breakdown's defeat at the hands of Arcee. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.14|It's a Knock-Out}}
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====Eaglemoss ''Prime'' comic====
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====''Beast Hunters'' comic====
Following Optimus's sacrifice, Arcee, Bumblebee, and Bulkhead encountered [[Sludge (FOC)|Sludge]] in a tunnel. {{storylink|Beast Hunters issue 7|Beast Hunters #7}} They emerged on the surface in time to help [[Grimlock (WFC)|Grimlock]] and the other Dinobots fight a squad of [[Forged]]. After that threat was dealt with, they were promptly attacked by a new Predacon. The Autobots split into groups to head to [[Kaon (polity)|Kaon]], with Bulkhead, [[Slug (FOC)|Slug]] and [[Firestar (Prime)|Firestar]] leading one group of survivors. [[Swoop (WFC)|Swoop]] drew off the Predacon when it attacked, allowing Bulkhead and the other to reach Kaon while the Predacon was dealt with. There, Bulkhead clumsily tried to explained that the Dinobots would always be welcome in the Autobot ranks, though Arcee needed to step in to clarify for him. Grimlock, however, said the Dinobots would be unable to help with the reconstruction of Kaon, since they'd be building a new home for the survivors. {{storylink|Beast Hunters issue 8|Beast Hunters #8}}

====IDW ''Robots in Disguise'' comic====
[[File:IDWRID3 Bulkhead at work.jpg|thumb|right|210px]]
Bulkhead, Ultra Magnus, and Arcee spied on Bumblebee's team from their spaceship, though Bulkhead thought they should let Bee know they were there. {{storylink|Fire, When Ready!}} While struggling to get his team to work together, Bumblebee recalled happier times when he was part of Team Prime with Bulkhead. Bulkhead and Arcee were sent by Magnus to question [[Spinhead]], but arrived after the Decepticon had been captured. They returned to the ship, unaware that Bumblebee had spotted them. {{storylink|Robots in Disguise issue 1|Robots in Disguise #1}}

The trio visited Bumblebee so they could question some of the [[Alchemor (RID)|Alchemor]] prisoners over the whereabouts of [[Clipshade]], and Bulkhead subsequently took part in a joint operation by the teams which succeeded in capturing the Decepticon. {{storylink|Robots in Disguise issue 2|Robots in Disguise #2}}

Bulkhead dozed off while monitoring Team Bee. He later accompanied Ultra Magnus and Arcee on another visit to the team. {{storylink|Robots in Disguise issue 3|Robots in Disguise #3}} Once Ultra Magnus filled the others in on the fact that Clipshade was an Autobot spy tasked with finding the identity of the [[Cybercomrade Sect]] leader, Bulkhead was thankful that they no longer needed to keep secrets from their old friend. The Autobots subsequently mounted another operation to track down Sect leader [[Overhead]], which resulted in them all almost being sucked into a black hole created by Overhead setting her space bridge to self-destruct. In the aftermath, Overhead and her hench-[[Croctobot]]s were taken into custody, and Bulkhead and the others loaded them onto Ultra Magnus's ship to go back to Cybertron. {{storylink|Robots in Disguise issue 4|Robots in Disguise #4}}

===''Tales of the Beast Hunters''===
When [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]] and [[Wheeljack (Prime)|Wheeljack]] retrieved some Cybertronian weapons, Bulkhead spent hours in the desert fruitlessly trying to get one of them to work. Just as he was about to give up, he was abruptly attacked by [[Ripclaw]], who inflicted a [[mech-venom]] sting on him. {{storylink|Tales of the Beast Hunters Chapter 9}} Following the fight, Bulkhead was left inching nearer and nearer to shutdown. {{storylink|Tales of the Beast Hunters Chapter 10}}

===''Full of Fire!''===
[[File:FullofFire BB Ratchet and Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|left]]
Bulkhead, Ratchet, and Bumblebee went out into a [[New Mexico]] desert to test new weapons Ratchet had constructed, though Bulkhead wondered whether it was wise to do so in the open. Ratchet put this down to jealousy that Bumblebee's [[Eagleshot Bow]] had a longer range than the [[Dragon Grinder|Rhino Blade]] Bulkhead had been equipped with. Once the trio were joined by Optimus, they came under attack from no less than six Predacons. Luckily the new weapons gave the Autobots the edge they needed, and Bulkhead unleashed his on both [[Hun-Gurrr (Prime)|Hun-Gurr]] and [[Blight (Prime)|Blight]]. The enemy soon fled, though Optimus was pessimistic about the victory. {{storylink|Full of Fire!}}

===''Transformers: The Ultimate Pop-Up Universe''===
Bulkhead was deployed on Earth alongside [[Sideswipe (WFC)|Sideswipe]] and [[Arcee (WFC)|Arcee]]. {{storylink|Transformers: The Ultimate Pop-Up Universe|The Ultimate Pop-Up Universe}}
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===Precursor World===
[[Primus Vanguard|Warriors of the Seven Lights]] resembling many incarnations of Bulkhead were members of the [[Green Order]]. One group was taking in the natural splendor of the [[Green Planet]] when their commander [[Green Tender Convoy]] was warned of the fall of the [[Blue Order]] and the threat of the [[G1 World|interdimensional]] warlord [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Ultra Megatron Omega]] by the [[Primus Vanguard]]'s [[Primus#The old universe|eponymous supreme leader]].

Another group of Green Warriors supported their leader when the dimension-hopping [[Seacon (BW)|pirate]] [[Sea Phantom]] arrived to plunder the Green Order's [[Creation Matrix (GS)|Creation Matrix]].{{storylink|God Neptune comic 1}}

===''Legacy VS500 Collection Special Comic''===
Bulkhead was one of many spectators for the [[Speedia 500]] race on [[Velocitron]]. {{Storylink|Velocitron Speedia 500 Part 2}} He remained for the second week of the race. {{storylink|Velocitron Speedia 500 Part 3}}

==Commercial appearances==
{{voiceactor|[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] (English)}}

* Bulkhead was phoned up by the human pastry maker {{w|Strawberry Shortcake}}, who invited him to the Berryfest Princess Parade to have glittery sparkles dumped on him. Unable to get a word in edgewise, he told Optimus that the call was for him. {{storylink|Commercial/Prime#Strawberry Shortcake|Strawberry Shortcake and Bulkhead}}

* Bulkhead and Megatron joined Strawberry and the [[My Little Pony|ponies]] [[Applejack]], [[Pinkie Pie]], and [[Rainbow Dash]] in scatting "{{w|Deck the Halls}}". Bulkhead's extended scat sequence, however, did not find favor among the Autobots or Megatron, causing him to awkwardly laugh it off. {{storylink|Commercial/Prime#Carolers1|The Hub Carolers}} Undeterred, Bulkhead rejoined this multiversal musical grouping in singing "{{w|Jingle Bells}}". {{storylink|Commercial/Prime#Carolers2|The Hub Carolers (Second spot)}}

* Fowler summoned the Autobots for a vague special mission, where they would be backed up by [[Batman]]. {{storylink|Commercial/Prime#Impossibly Awesome|Mission: Impossibly Awesome Marathon}}

* Bulkhead accompanied Ratchet and Bumblebee as they used the [[Optimus Maximus (Prime)|Optimus Maximus]] mech to plow through legions of Vehicons. {{storylink|Commercial/Prime#Optimus Maximus|Optimus Maximus commercial}}

== Games ==
=== ''Transformers: Prime - The Game'' ===
[[File:Transformers prime the game bulkhead.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1|My shield-breaking attack is essentially transforming, tripping, and falling on top of my enemy. ''Awesome...'']]
{{voiceactor|[[Kevin Michael Richardson]] (English)|[[Salvador Serrano]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Frédéric Souterelle]] (French)}}
The Autobots detected a massive asteroid of Dark Energon headed toward Earth, and intercepted the ''Nemesis'' crew attempting to retrieve the asteroid when bridging to the location. At the climax of the battle, the asteroid began to split apart and exploded. Team Prime fell to Earth and scattered across the country.

Bulkhead was found in some sort of tomb by Miko. Almost immediately, he encountered Starscream who played on his life by nearly collapsing the whole cave on him. Thankfully, Bulkhead and Miko escaped, and the big guy unleashed tenfold on Starscream. However, one of the Vehicons managed to swipe Miko and take her captive.

Optimus regrouped with Bulkhead later to track a Decepticon signal, though Bulkheads loud speaking and noises alerted Megatron & Starscream to their presence. Bulkhead got another chance to lock fists with Starscream while Optimus fought Megatron. Ultimately, Optimus was trapped in rubble, but Bulkhead managed to get aboard the Nemesis by taking Starscream hostage (in his own ship!).

Starscream tricked Bulkhead, however, into bringing him into a room where he was ambushed by Vehicon troopers. Yet again, Bulkhead came out on top of the pile with Starscream retreating in defeat. Though, Thunderwing's escape from the ship resulted in Bulkhead having to find an alternate route out of the room to join up with the other Autobots.

The team regrouped, though missing Optimus, and Ratchet dispatched Bulkhead, Bumblebee, and Arcee to chase Thunderwing in order to give him time to create a device to corrupt his Dark Energon core. Bulkhead was pretty shaken up by Megatron, but was the one who took Arcee in for medical care. Bulkhead later joined the rest of the team in watching the sun set after a day's hard work. {{storylink|Transformers: Prime - The Game}}
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===''Transformers Prime: Battle For Energon''===
Optimus sent Bulkhead out on several missions. His first two consisted of Bulkhead retrieving Dark Energon shards from a Dark Energon mine before the Decepticons could use them to raise an army of Terrorcons. Before the mission's end, Bulkhead had to face off against Soundwave and defeat him within the mine. Next, Bulkhead was sent to infiltrate the Nemesis and retrieve Energon stores in the Decepticons' possession. Before Bulkhead could leave the Decepticon ship, he had to contend with Starscream, and defeat him as well. Bulkhead's last missions brought him back to Autobot headquarters. The Autobots' base had been infiltrated by the Decepticons, who had used Scraplets to make its systems go haywire. After Bulkhead collected all of the Scraplets, returning the base's functions to normal, he fought Megatron and defeated the Decepticon leader. {{storylink|Transformers Prime: Battle For Energon}}
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===''Transformers Prime: Pulsar Defense''===
When the Decepticons constructed an [[Energon Drain]] in an asteroid field, Bulkhead and the Autobots countered it by building a [[Pulsar Dish]] from debris. While the dish was under construction, Bulkhead and Miko could help out by beating up some Decepticons. {{storylink|Transformers Prime: Pulsar Defense}}
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==Toys==
===''Prime''===
====''First Edition''====
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[[File:Primetoy-BulkheadVoyager.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Let's hope those aren't truck nutz.]]
[[File:PrimeFEtoy-BulkheadTakaraTomy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Any color green is good, right?]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (First Edition Voyager Class, 2011/2012)
**''Number:'' '''002'''
**''Takara release date'': [[December 28]], 2012
**''Accessories:'' [[Energon]] battle mace, stand
{{toydesigner|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}

: Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)#First Edition (2011)|Prime: First Edition]]'' Voyager Class toys, Bulkhead transforms into a truck. He comes with an "energon battle mace" that can either peg via [[5 mm post|5mm post]] into his hands, or replace one of his hands when either is flipped into his arm. The mace itself features a plain peg-hole at the top, and is stored in [[alternate mode|vehicle mode]] by pegging it onto the trunk. The patch of clear black [[light-piping]] plastic ([[Gang-molding|gang-molded]] to the rest of his [[Show-accuracy|show-accurate]] clear black parts) on his head is neutered by having his eyes painted, in equally show-accurate light blue. Oddly, though, many parts like his upper arms, hands, and crotch piece are cast in a bronze-ish plastic rather than a grey. This is in contrast to his more accurate stock photos and ''Robots in Disguise'' Voyager release. He features a cardboard stand as with all "First Edition" toys, but the weak adhesive used for its flaps mean it often has trouble supporting the weight of a Voyager class figure for an extended amount of time, the top caving in as the glue gives way.

:In an effort for him to fit in his [[packaging]], he is usually mis-transformed: the panel on his back is hinged up to his head, while the wheels connected to his panel-chest, normally splayed out as a pair of "[[Kibble|wings]]" and tabbed into the sides of the back panel, are left folded up and untabbed on his sides. His headlights, normally swiveled and angled up on his chest, are also left untransformed. The large panel (with the [[Kibble#"Faux-parts"|fake sculpted grille]]) underneath his hinged hood pieces also isn't tabbed to the black sliding "spine" behind it, with the results being that his crotch piece tabs only lightly to his waist, detaches easily, dislodges when the front bumper is hinged forward into the indent on its back, and that many packaged Bulkheads are encountered with their flies open.

:The Japanese [[TakaraTomy]] release of Bulkhead features darker green plastic and paint.

:''First Edition'' Bulkhead never made it to shelves in the United States in the initial run, forcing U.S. fans to import the Hasbro version from Canada. Later, [[Toys"R"Us]] would pick up Bulkhead, along with most of the rest of the First Edition line, as part of a huge block of [[exclusive]]s for the US market. However, in summer 2014, he suddenly appeared on Toys"R"Us stores all over Hong Kong in massive quantities.

:This mold would have also been [[redeco]]ed and [[retool]]ed to make ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]'' [[Brawn (G1)/toys#Generations|Brawn]]. While that toy was canceled, the retooled mold eventually saw release as ''[[Transformers Cloud|Cloud]]'' [[Brawn (Cloud)|Brawn]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/PrimeBulkhead/bulkhead.htm More information on Hasbro ''First Edition'' Bulkhead at TFU.info]''

::*''[http://higekumatoytoy.blog60.fc2blog.net/blog-entry-1373.html TakaraTomy's First Edition Bulkhead at Alfes's Toy Blog]''

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====''Cyberverse''====
[[File:PrimeCyberverse-Bulkhead-TakaraTomy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (Cyberverse Commander, 2012)
**''Series / Number'': '''2 / 002'''
**''Takara release date'': [[April 28]], 2012
**''Takara ID number'': '''EZ-08'''
**''Accessories'': Battle Mace
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro)}}

: Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)|Prime]]'' [[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]] Commander Class toys, Bulkhead is a smaller-scale toy, and features translucent plastic panels on his hood, roof, and robot back so that the toy can be illuminated by the electronic lights featured in the larger playsets. He comes with a translucent-blue "battle mace" weapon which features four [[C joint|3mm post]]s and three post-holes all over, allowing it to be held/mounted into holes on his hands, arms, shoulders/vehicle rear, and roof, or store on his back in [[robot mode]]. The [[Hasbro]] release features a pack-in file card.

:In addition to the regular version, Bulkhead was also released in a special "advance release" assortment alongside [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Optimus Prime]], [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Cyberverse|Megatron]], and [[Starscream (WFC)#Cyberverse|Starscream]], with each figure including a mini-DVD that contains the ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Transformers: Prime]]'' episode "[[Masters & Students]]". Yes, all four of them come with the same episode.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2012/Autobot/CommBulkhead/bulkhead.htm More information on ''Cyberverse'' Bulkhead at TFU.info]''

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[[File:Primetoy-Cyberverse-BattleTacticsBulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Not Shattered Glass Bulkhead.]]
*'''Battle Tactics Bulkhead''' (Cyberverse Commander, 2012)
**''Series / Number'': '''2 / 009'''
**''Accessories'': Blast Cannon
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro)}}

: Part of the fourth wave of ''Prime'' Cyberverse Commander Class toys, Battle Tactics Bulkhead is a redeco of his Cyberverse toy, coming in dark blue with cyan highlights. Instead of his battle mace, he comes with a "blast cannon", a translucent-blue cannon resembling his in-show cannon-barrel. The cannon features two 3mm posts and two mounting points.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2012/Autobot/BTBulkhead/bulkhead.htm More information on Battle Tactics Bulkhead at TFU.info]''

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[[File:TFP-EZ-SP1-Autobot-Set-Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Autobot Set''' (EZ Collection 6-pack, 2012-[[November 24|11-24]])
**''ID number'': '''EZ-SP1'''
**''Accessories'': Battle Mace

: A redeco of Bulkhead was only available in a TakaraTomy ''[[EZ Collection]]'' six-pack with [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#EZ6pack|Bumblebee]], [[Ratchet (WFC)#EZ6pack|Ratchet]], [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#EZ6pack|Optimus Prime]], [[Arcee (WFC)#EZ6pack|Arcee]], and [[Wheeljack (Prime)#EZ6pack|Wheeljack]]. Unlike the regular release, This Bulkhead features metallic green plastic.

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[[File:PrimeBHtoy-Cyberverse-Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|But, there is one [[Predacon (Prime)|they]] fear... In their tongue, he is Dovahkiin... Dragonborn!]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (Cyberverse Commander, 2013)
**''Series / Number'': '''3 / 003'''
**''Accessories'': Launcher & missile (combine to form Nova Hammer)
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro)}}

: Part of the first wave of ''Prime: Beast Hunters'' Commander Class toys, Bulkhead is a redeco and extensive retool of his Cyberverse toy, transforming into a heavily-modified armored truck with massive spikes on the fenders. He has 3mm ports in many of the same places as the previous toy, and his vehicle doors have been retooled with additional ports. His color scheme is similar to [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[Roadbuster (G1)|Roadbuster]].

:He now comes with a two-piece "Nova Hammer", a hammer with a very obvious axe-bladed head. The "hammer" can be held at the handle, with the handle featuring a narrow central section to allow it to be safely wedged into Bulkhead's hands, while a thicker 3mm section below the narrow part allows it to be held more securely. The weapon's head can launch the attached handle as a [[missile]] via pressure-launch, and the head/launcher features a 3mm peg-hole and two posts.

:Whether it's due to incomplete [[instructions]] or alternative transformations, Bulkhead's instructions tell [[you]] to leave his wheel "wings" swung down onto his back.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2013/Autobot/CybCommBulkhead/bulkhead.htm More information on "Beast Hunters" Cyberverse Bulkhead at TFU.info]''

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====''Robots in Disguise''====
{{anchor|Voyager}}
[[File:PrimeRIDtoy-BulkheadVoyager.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Bulkhead's been working out, even taking some advice from [[Ironhide (Energon)|Ironhide]] about tricking out his truck.]]
[[File:Prime-toy BulkheadVoyagerTakTom.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Meanwhile, in Japan, Bulk takes a minimalist approach to accessorizing.]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (Voyager Class, 2012)
**''Series / Number'': '''01 / 004'''
**''Takara release date'': [[April 28]], 2012
**''Takara ID number'': '''AM-10'''
**''Accessories'': Cannon/wrecking ball & battle ram (Hasbro only), "B.H." Arms Micron (TakaraTomy only)

: Part of the second wave of ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)#Robots in Disguise (2012)|Prime: Robots in Disguise]]'' Voyager Class toys, Bulkhead is smaller than the First Edition version. He now comes with a "battle ram" and a half-translucent cannon with a fully translucent wrecking ball on top, both of which can be mounted (via 5mm posts) on either his roof/back, arms, or hands, with both weapons also featuring an assortment of 5mm peg-holes. The cannon can transform into a spinning wrecking ball that's illuminated by a red LED as a sort of "Energon glow", and as with other Robots in Disguise Voyager Class toys, the deployed weapon cannot lock into place. Interestingly, the [[mouthplate]] on his face is a separate, jointed, unpainted piece that can flip up to cover his face. Unfortunately, he lacks the lower half of his face, so there's nothing to see there.

: His prototype [[stock photography]] lacks the Autobot symbol that's on his right shoulder-pad in the final product. His instructions also incorrectly show his completed vehicle mode's bumper with his crotch flap still flipped up, and they also neglect to mention that his door windows/shoulder pads can open up to help cover his shoulders.

: Part of the third assortment of TakaraTomy ''Prime'' toys, the Japanese release of Bulkhead is cast in metallic plastic, features painted rims, and drops many of his other [[paint operation]]s in favor of customer-applied foil [[sticker]]s. He also has 5mm post-holes added to his vehicle mode doors as part of the [[Arms Micron]] [[gimmick]]. Instead of either of the accessories from the [[Hasbro]] version, he instead comes with his Arms Micron partner, [[B.H.]], who transforms into a larger version of Bulkhead's wrecking ball, though with a short plastic chain with handle on one end, emulating [[Bulkhead (Animated)|''Animated'' Bulkhead]]'s cable-tethered wrecking-ball weapon.

: This mold also served as the basis of the non-toy ''Beast Wars: Uprising'' incarnation of [[Cryotek (RID)#Beast Wars: Uprising|Cryotek]]. This figure's design also served as a basis as Bulkhead’s new appearance in the ''Robots in Disguise'' 2015 cartoon.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2012/Autobot/Bulkhead/bulkhead.htm More information on Hasbro Voyager Bulkhead at TFU.info]''

::*''[http://higekumatoytoy.blog60.fc2.com/blog-entry-1540.html Arms Micron Bulkhead and B.H. at Alfes's Toy Blog]''

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====''Beast Hunters''====
[[File:PrimeBeastHunterstoy-Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Bulkhead was always a big ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' fan.]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (Deluxe Class, 2013)
**''Series / Number'': '''2 / 007'''
**''Accessories'': Dragon Grinder
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

: Part of the second wave of ''Prime: Beast Hunters'' Deluxe Class toys, Bulkhead transforms into a heavily-modified off-road truck with spikes/drills on the fenders. His robot chest features narrow chest windows in a similar style to ''Animated'' Bulkhead. He comes with the "[[Dragon Grinder]]", a circular saw which can be spun at the push of a button. It features a sculpted dragon head on top of its housing, and the weapon can mount via its 5mm peg. Bulkhead features 5mm peg-holes on his hands and forearms, as well as on his roof and doors (which end up on his back in robot mode).

:His "collar" tends to rub against his windshield-hood joint during transformation, which means that the paint on the tip of the collar has a bad habit of being scraped off.

:His instructions incorrectly show his completed vehicle mode's bumper with his crotch flap still flipped up. They also include the [[Tales of the Beast Hunters Chapter 9|ninth chapter]] of the ''[[Tales of the Beast Hunters]]'' series.

:This mold also served as the model for the non-toy ''Beast Wars: Uprising'' incarnation of [[Bighorn#Beast Wars: Uprising|Bighorn]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2013/Autobot/Bulkhead/bulkhead.htm More information on ''Beast Hunters'' Bulkhead at TFU.info]''
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===''Construct-Bots''===
[[File:ConstructBots BH Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|300px]]
* '''Bulkhead with Airazor and Wolfang''' (Triple Team, 2013)
**''Accessories'': Mace, Hammer

: Bulkhead was released as part of the Beast Hunters subline of Construct-Bots, packaged with two smaller partners [[Airazor (Prime)|Airazor]] and [[Wolfang (Prime)|Wolfang]]. He can transform from a military jeep looking thing into a robot. Airazor can transform into an axe for him or Wolfang to wield. He comes with wrecking ball and weapons which he can hold in his hands.

:Like most ''Beast Hunters'' Construct-Bots, Bulkhead and friends never saw release in the United States.
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===''Go!''===
[[File:Transformers-Go-G15-Hunter-Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Hunter Bulkhead''' (Deluxe, 2013-[[April 27|04-27]])
**''ID number:'' '''G15'''
**''Accessories'': "Hunting Saw"

:Part of the first wave of [[TakaraTomy]] ''[[Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (toyline)|Transformers Go!]]'' toys, Hunter Bulkhead is a [[redeco]] of the "Beast Hunters" Deluxe Class Bulkhead toy, and features a predominantly green and gray/silver color scheme.
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===''Hero Mashers''===
[[File:HM-toy Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|right|300px|...oh no. We just got the [[Cliffjumper (WFC)|Cliffjumper]] connection. Bulkhead ''no''.]]
* '''Bulkhead''' (Battle Upgrade, 2014)
**''Pieces'': '''15'''
**''Accessories'': Backpack, pile-driver, missile, hammer, "Cliffjumper" left forearm

: Part of the first wave of "Battle Upgrade" ''[[Hero Mashers]]'' toys, Bulkhead is a non-transforming action figure with ratchet-joints, about six inches tall. His design is mostly based on [[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|''Prime'']] Bulkhead, but with the gentle and caring mug of [[Transformers Animated (franchise)|''Animated'']] [[Bulkhead (Animated)|Bulkhead]]. He has multiple peg-holes all over that can be used to mount any ''Hero Mashers'' accessory. As a first-wave figure, he has extra ankle articulation that is not present in later waves (a cut that was made to all ''Hero Mashers'' lines, not just the ''Transformers''-branded ones).

: He is designed with a removable head, forearms, thighs, and lower legs, all of which use the same clip-peg/hole joint. This means his pieces can be swapped around in any order, as well as swapped with any other ''Hero Mashers'' figure... which includes figures from [[Marvel Comics]], ''[[Star Wars (franchise)|Star Wars]]'', and ''[[Jurassic Park|Jurassic World]]'', meaning you can make some pretty freaky combinations.

: While he is (roughly) the same size as a standard Hero Masher, his larger [[size class|price point]] is made up for with a lot more parts and gimmicks. His right forearm has a built-in spring-loaded missile launcher. Both of his hands are removable, which allows for accessories to be placed in his wrist sockets. He also comes with [[Cliffjumper (G1)/toys#Hero Mashers|Cliffjumper]]'s left arm, which is a [[redeco]] of ''Hero Mashers'' [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Hero Mashers|Bumblebee]]'s.

:His forearm with the built-in launcher is included with Battle Upgrade [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Hero Mashers|Optimus Prime]], just recolored, gimmick-neutered and labeled belonging to [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys#Hero Mashers|Ultra Magnus]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Autobot/HMBulkhead/bulkhead.htm More information on Bulkhead at TFU.info]''
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===''Legacy''===
[[File:TF-Legacy-Voyager-Class-Bulkhead.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|All he needs are some [[John Goodman]] sound clips, and we've got a deal!]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Prime Universe Bulkhead''' (Voyager Class, [[2022]])}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''TL-03'''
:*''TakaraTomy release date'': [[July 30]], [[2022]]
:*''Accessories'': [[Energon]] machine gun, battle mace, tarp cover
{{toydesigner|[[Mark Maher]] (Hasbro), [[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)|[[Marcelo Matere]] and [[Emiliano Santalucia]] (concept art)}}<ref>Transformers panel at [[Hasbro Pulse Con 2021]]</ref>

: Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Legacy|Legacy]]'' Voyager Class toys, "Prime Universe Bulkhead" is a ''Generations''-styled version of the character that transforms into a squished version of a {{w|Rába (company)|Rába}} H18 military truck, which echoes ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Age of Extinction]]'' [[Hound (Movie)|Hound]]'s vehicle mode, in 30 steps.

: He comes with a mace that opens up to wrap around his fist; a tarp that forms the rear of his vehicle mode, which can be used as a shield in robot mode; and a clear-blue Energon rotary machine gun that can be mounted on his left or right shoulder via 3mm peg. In a rarity for ''Generations'' toys of the last few years, he features fully concealed weapon storage in alternate mode, with both his mace and gun stowed inside his truck bed, under the tarp. The sides of the tarp also feature two [[Powerlinx]] ports. The tarp does not need to be removed for transformation, but doing so provides additional clearance. Excluding his fists, he has a whopping 17(!) 5mm ports throughout his body in robot mode, but 6 of them are in his wheel hubs, so if you peg a [[weaponizer]] part in it will droop down.

: The instructions omit rotating the small black 'tummy' piece a further 90° in order to fit in vehicle mode. This should be done sometime before step 17.

: Due to the new windowless packaging featured in the Legacy Line, it is not uncommon to find Bulkhead with his head forced down into his chest cavity, making it appear as though the figure is missing his head.

: As with some ''Legacy'' figures, Bulkhead is a victim of [[Unpaintable_plastic#Photodegradation|photodegradation]], with some of his unpaintable gray (the fuel tanks) and green plastic being prone to such.

: This figure was revealed by IGN as a teaser for the ''Legacy'' line on [[October 20]], [[2021]],<ref>https://www.ign.com/articles/new-transformers-generations-legacy-figure-line-announced-by-hasbro</ref> ahead of [[Hasbro Pulse Con 2021|Pulse Con 2021]]. Bulkhead was discovered on shelves in [[France]] in late January. His design is repurposed as [[Bulkhead (G1)|a Generation 1 Bulkhead]] in the IDW comic Tread and Circuits.

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[[File:Legacy-Wreck-N-Rule-Bulkhead.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Oh come on, how can you release ''this'' without John Goodman voice clips?]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-wr|'''Prime Universe Bulkhead''' (Voyager Class, 2022)}}</ul>
:*''Accessories:'' Machine gun, battle mace, battle hammer, tarp cover/shield
{{toydesigner|[[Mark Maher]] (Hasbro)}}

: Part of the ''Legacy'' ''[[Transformers: Legacy#Store exclusives|Wreck N' Rule Collection]]'', this version of "Prime Universe Bulkhead" is a redeco of the above toy in a "military camo" color scheme that gives him an ''even bigger'' resemblance to ''Age of Extinction'' Hound. In addition to his original accessories, Bulkhead now comes with a new hammer accessory resembling his arch-nemesis [[Breakdown (WFC)|Breakdown]]'s, and his translucent plastic is now a nearly opaque black. The new instructions show a way to stow both the hammer and machine gun together in the truck bed under the tarp, but you can't stow both them and the mace at the same time.

: All of the packs in the ''Wreck N' Rule Collection'' contain a piece of a buildable cardboard Wrecker hammer; Bulkhead comes with the "B" face of the hammer. The inner boxes are also designed to be stacked together to form a display mural.

: In the United States, Bulkhead was exclusively released in the [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] ''Wreck N' Rule Collection'', with Bulkhead being revealed fourth on [[May 12]], 2022. Despite being originally slated for a [[November]] release, Bulkhead (along with [[Springer (G1)/toys#WreckNRule|Springer]] and [[Twin Twist (G1)#Legacy|Twin Twist]]) began shipping out in mid [[July]] 2022, ahead of the two two-packs that had been revealed before him.
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==Merchandise==
===McDonald's===
[[File:Prime-toy McDJapan Bulkhead.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Shake, battle and roll.]]
*'''Shake Bulkhead''' (Phone charm, 2011)

:Part of the "Transformers x [[McDonald's]]" promotion for ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon]]'', "Shake Bulkhead" is a "phone charm" toy that looks like a tall cool frosty shake, but pops open to reveal ''Prime'' Bulkhead.

:This toy, as well as "[[Optimus Prime (WFC)/merchandise#McDonald.27s|Burger Optimus]]", was a bit of a chore to obtain. First you had to buy a Happy Meal on [[July 30]]th or [[July 31|31]]st, which netted you a ''Dark of the Moon'' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/merchandise#McDonald's|Optimus Prime]] or [[Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise#McDonald's|Bumblebee]] toy and a "weekend exclusive Special DVD and [[MechTech]] Sheet with red ticket". Said ticket was then traded in at participating toy stores when buying any [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)|''Dark of the Moon'' toy]] to get one of the two charms. (Completing the set with "[[Bumblebee (WFC)/merchandise#McDonald.27s|Potato Bumblebee]]" was considerably easier, at least.)

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[[File:Primetoy-BulkheadtHappyMeal.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Tastes like cardboard! ...oh, it ''is'' cardboard.]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (Happy Meal, 2012)
**''McNumber:'' '''5'''
**''Accessories'': 3 discs
:Happy Meal Bulkhead is a non-transformable offroad vehicle! He comes with three paper discs which can be inserted under his hood. When the roof is pulled back, one is expelled.
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===Kinder Surprise===
*'''Transformers: Prime''' (2014)
:Only available inside a blindpacked chocolate egg as part of Kinder's ''Transformers: Prime'' series, this buildable Bulkhead mini-figure consists of a generic "cog" onto which his limbs and armor can be clipped to construct him. He has articulation on his shoulders and upper legs.

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===''Thrilling 30''===
[[File:T30-toy Bulkhead CollectibleFig.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (Collectible Figurine, 2014)
**''Series / Number:'' '''1 / #10'''
**''Accessories:'' Collector's base

:A super-deformed Bulkhead was released among the blindpacked [[Thrilling 30#Collectible Figurines|''Thrilling 30'' Collectible Figurines]] by [[Goldie Marketing]]. He comes with a base to help him stand, a collector's card that doubles as a puzzle piece, and a checklist.

*'''Collectible Figurines''' (5-pack, 2014)
**''Series:'' '''1'''
**''Accessories:'' 5 collector's bases

:The same Bulkhead figurine was also available in a five-pack alongside the ''Prime'' versions of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Thrilling 30|Optimus Prime]], [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Thrilling 30|Megatron]], [[Ratchet (WFC)#Thrilling 30|Ratchet]] and [[Starscream (WFC)#Thrilling 30|Starscream]].
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===Eaglemoss cards===
{{Charstubtoys}}
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===''Tiny Titans''===
[[File:TinyTitans Bulkhead.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Weapon on loan from [[Hound (Movie)|Hound]].]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (Tiny titans, 2015)
**''Series'': '''4'''
**''Number'': '''6/12'''

: Part of the fourth assortment of ''[[Tiny Titans]]'' [[blindpacking|blindpacks]], this version of Bulkhead is a very small, minimally-painted soft-plastic figure of him in robot mode, brandishing a rather ''huge'' gatling-like cannon.

: He includes a collectible card that renders him in the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|2015 ''Robots in Disguise'']] styling. The card includes a scan-badge for the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (mobile game)|''Robots in Disguise'' mobile game]], which unlocks a random amount of Energon "currency" and a randomized bonus power-up item.

: This wave saw fairly minimal release at "big box" retailers, but unlike other waves, was ''not'' picked up by drug stores and the like later, making them particularly hard to find.

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==Notes==
[[File:Bulkheadsmile.jpg|thumb|It's really weird the longer you look at it.]]
[[File:VectorSigmaBotBuilderBulkhead.jpg|thumb|Now properly desaturated, Bulkhead is ready for a role in ''War for Cybertron''.]]
* Bulkhead is an homage to ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' [[Bulkhead (Animated)|Bulkhead]], even using a wrecking ball-like mace.
* When [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] was briefly brought in early in the design process of ''Prime'', Bulkhead was originally intended to be [[Ironhide (WFC)|Ironhide]]. However, as the show evolved, the writers said they realized that they were essentially writing a new Bulkhead, and the character was brought in.<ref>http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/site-updates-18/wtftfw-podcast-episode-123-with-derrick-j-wyatt-now-online-171018/</ref> Later, on a featurette on the ''Transformers: Prime Season 1'' Blu-ray, [[Rik Alvarez]] admitted that because of the death of [[Ironhide (Movie)|Ironhide]] in ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon]]'', they didn't want to confuse kids with a living Ironhide.<ref>http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/transformers-prime-39/transformers-prime-season-1-blu-ray-review-174448/</ref> It's likely that the former story was a cover for the latter, for spoiler reasons.
* Bulkhead's chin piece is actually a cover for his lower lip, as is evident whenever he smiles and in his ''Robots in Disguise'' character design.
* Bulkhead's body parts are available to use in the Hub website's [[Vector Sigma Bot Builder]] online game. Normally, you cannot configure a generic 'bot using all Bulkhead parts, but you can see what one would look like at right through the magic of Photoshop. While all the characters in the game are hue-shifted from their normal colorations, Bulkhead ended up noticeably less-different than his peers.
* [[Bulkhead (G1)|Another Bulkhead]] seems to have completely borrowed the look of this Bulkhead.
*A figurine of Bulkhead was released as part of the ''[[Speed Stars]]'' line. Being branded a ''Dark of the Moon'' toy means we consider him [[Bulkhead (DOTM)|a separate movieverse incarnation of the character]], but now you know!
*An almost-realized [[BotCon]] [[exclusive]] from [[Fun Publications]] was a redeco of [[#First Edition|''First Edition'' Bulkhead]] into [[Bruton]].<ref>[http://www.toycollectors.com.au/bc14/bc14br.html BotCon 2014 attendee report]</ref>

===Arms Up Modes===
In the Japanese ''Prime'' toyline, Bulkhead has named powered-up modes when given various [[Arms Micron]]s in certain configurations:

*'''Berserk Mode''' (バーサークモード ''Bāsāku Mōdo'')
**''Arms Microns'': Arc, B.B., B.H., C.L., O.P., R.A.
: Seen on his box-back photo, in this mode Bulkhead holds the [[Nebula Scythe]], with [[R.A.]] attached to his right arm, [[B.B.]] on his right shoulder, and [[C.L.]] attached to the mounting point behind his head.

*'''Shootgize Galaxy Launcher''' (シュートジアイズガラクシーランチャー ''Shūtojiaizu Garakushī Ranchā'')
**''Arms Microns'': Arc, B.B., B.H., C.L., Gora, O.P., Zori
: Yyyyeah. Revealed in the ''[[From the Cybertron Satellite, Transformers Division|Cybertron Satellite]]'' portion of "[[Scrapheap (episode)|Freezing Transformation!? Terror of the Minicons]]", in this battle mode Bulkhead holds the [[Galaxy Launcher]] Super Combo Weapon, while he's also got O.P. on his left forearm, B.B. on his back, and inexplicably [[Gora]] on his right forearm with [[Zori]] also on his back. And as far as can be told, "Shootgize" seems to be a bad portmanteau of "shoot" and "energize".

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Bulkhead''' (バルクヘッド ''Barukuheddo'')
*''Mandarin:'' '''Gébǎn''' (隔板, "Bulkhead")

==References==
{{reflist}}
[[Category:Construct-Bots Autobots]]
[[Category:Cyberverse]]
[[Category:Go! Autobots]]
[[Category:Hero Mashers Autobots]]
[[Category:Legacy Autobots]]
[[Category:McDonald's exclusives]]
[[Category:Prime Autobots]]

==External links==
* [http://www.hubworld.com/transformers/shows/prime/cast-gallery/bulkhead Bulkhead's character page @ Hubworld.com]

[[Category:Amazon exclusives]]
[[Category:Construct-Bots Autobots]]
[[Category:Council members]]
[[Category:Go! Autobots]]
[[Category:Green Order]]
[[Category:Prime Autobots]]
[[Category:Robots in Disguise (2015) Autobots]]
[[Category:Transformers Universe game Autobots]]
[[Category:Wreckers]]

Skullcruncher (ROTB)

2024-01-10T05:03:08Z

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{{disambig3|Skullcruncher}}
{{factions|decepticon|maximal}}
:''Skullcruncher is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (franchise)|Rise of the Beasts]] portion of the [[movie continuity family]].''

[[File:Skullcruncher ROTB Beast Mode.jpg|thumb|"It's all a machine, partner. Live free, don't join."]]

'''Skullcruncher''' is a crocodilian [[Decepticon]]. Though, maybe, he's also a [[Maximal]] (see [[Skullcruncher_(ROTB)#Notes|notes]]).

Really, the sole lore we have for this character is the fact that no one ''knows'' for sure what his faction is.

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==Toys==
===''Rise of the Beasts''===
[[File:Skullcruncher_rotb_bm_croc.jpg|right|thumb|300px| '' pocket crocodile, hold him in your hand'']]
*'''Skullcruncher''' (Beast Battle Masters, [[2023]])
**''TakaraTomy name:'' '''Kakusei Weapon Skullcruncher'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number:'' '''BW-03'''
**''TakaraTomy release date:'' [[April 15]], 2023
{{toydesigner|[[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}

: Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' Beast Battle Masters, Skullcruncher is a 4-inch figure that transforms from robotic crocodile into a gun and back. In weapon form, he can be wielded by any other figure with [[5 mm post|5 mm ports]]. He features an opening jaw and has ball jointed limbs, giving him a fairly impressive range of motion.

: In the realm of undocumented features, his gun barrel ends in a 5 mm hole, making him compatible with certain [[Fire Blast effect]]s, while his handle is compatible with [[Mini-Con]] [[Powerlinx]] sockets.

:According to his designer Shogo Hasui, Skullcruncher was selected for the Battle Master class in homage to Generation 1 gun gator [[Gatoraider]].<ref>Interview with [[TakaraTomy]] designer [[Shogo Hasui]] in the April 2023 issue of ''[[Figure King]]''.</ref>

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[[File:ROTBtoy-BeastAllianceSkullcruncher.jpg|right|thumb|300px|"You know, you SAY 'Beast Alliance' but I feel like this is more 'Beast You-Wear-Me-As-A-Suit'."]]
*'''Optimus Primal & Skullcruncher''' (Beast Combiners, 2023)
**''TakaraTomy name:'' '''Kakusei Change Armor Set Optimus Primal & Skullcruncher'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number:'' '''BCAS-03'''
**''TakaraTomy release date:'' [[June 24]], 2023
**''Accessories'': Tail/blade-weapon, crocodile head/shield
{{toydesigner|[[Koki Yamada]] (TakaraTomy)}}

: Part of the first wave of "Beast Combiners" two-packs, this version of Skullcruncher transforms from robotic crocodile to a set of armor for compatible figures via partial [[autotransformation]]. His tail detaches to become a hand-held weapon and his upper skull detaches to become a shield. His lower jaw houses a cannon, which can be rotated forward in combined robot mode.

: He was only available packed in with [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Toys|Optimus Primal]], and his armor mode features a new robot-mode head designed as a merger between Primal's head and Skullcruncher's beast styling. However, he is compatible with any other "main" figure in the Beast Combiner assortment, not just Primal.
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==Notes==
*Skullcruncher is labelled as a Decepticon on the packaging of both his toys, but the instructions for the Beast Battle Masters release designates him as a [[Maximal]] instead.
**Adding to the confusion, his Beast Battle Masters packaging shows him being brandished by [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], obviously; an ally of the Maximals rather than the Decepticons. This could have been done to skip on rendering a separate character since his [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)#Beast Battle Masters|other wave-mates]] also feature Optimus as the weapon mode holder on the packaging - however, this does make sense for the other characters since they're all Maximals, whereas Skullcruncher isn't.

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Skullcruncher''' (スカルクランチャー ''Sukarukuranchā'')

==References==
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[[Category:Rise of the Beasts Decepticons]]
[[Category:Rise of the Beasts Maximals]]

Vortex Grinder

2024-01-08T22:31:32Z

Archforce: /* Studio Series */

{{disambigm|Vortex (disambiguation)|Grindor (disambiguation)}}
[[Image:ROTF Devastator vortex grinder.JPG|thumb|right|350px|Om nom nom.]]
Humans say you are what you eat. [[Devastator (ROTF)|Devastator]] takes this to the extreme with his '''Vortex Grinder'''.<ref>Devastator's [http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/en_US/discover/Battle-Bios.cfm Battle Bio] at Hasbro.com</ref> Using an artificial [[black hole]], Devastator can suck in nearby objects. Once they reach his plasma core, they are broken down by the extreme temperatures and turned into molten stew. All useful materials are absorbed and the rest are expelled from his back.<ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>

This happens to include living beings be they organic or [[Autobot]].

{{bigquote|Stay back, it's like a [[Black hole|black hole]], sucking everything in! If it pulls you in, you're dead!|[[William Lennox]] |"''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)|Transformers Revenge Of The Fallen: The Game]]''}}

==Fiction==
===''Revenge of the Fallen'' film===
Once the [[Constructicon (ROTF)|Constructicons]] had finished combining in a quarry near the [[Great Pyramid of Giza]] Devastator activated his Vortex Grinder and began sucking in all nearby objects including cars, livestock, and hapless bystanders. [[Seymour Simmons]] was nearly sucked in but saved by [[Leo Spitz]]. The Autobot [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]] was less fortunate and pulled into the gaping maw. This caused Devastator to deactivate the Vortex Grinder long enough for the [[human]]s and surviving [[Autobot]] [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]] to make a mad dash under Devastator as it was the only safe place. They also got a little extra time when Mudflap burst out of Devastator's head alive and well.

Once they had successfully managed to reach the top of the Great Pyramid, Devastator again activated his Vortex Grinder and began absorbing the rocks that encased the [[Star Harvester]] that the [[Decepticon]]s were trying to activate. Devastator had resorted to his fists by the time the U.S.S. ''Kidd'' fired her experimental railgun, destroying Devastator. {{storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen}}

===''Age of Extinction'' film===
[[Megatron (Movie)|Galvatron]] had a smaller Vortex Grinder in his chest. [[Joshua Joyce]] hated it, but [[Gill Wembley]] thought it looked "badass".

During a duel with [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], Galvatron used the Grinder to destroy Prime's [[Dual Energon Swords|sword]] when he attempted to stab the villain, revealing that he had no "[[Spark|soul]]" and thus, no fear. {{storylink|Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Age of Extinction}}

===''TransTech''===
When the [[Axiom Nexus Security Administration|OZSA]] found their way into [[Sideways (Armada)|Sideways]]'s hideout blocked by an [[Absolute Terror Field]], [[Cheetor (TransTech)|Commander Cheetor]] sought permission from the [[High Senate]] to use a Vortex Grinder, with [[Rook (Armada)|Rook]] looking into legal precedent for such action. The High Senate's authorization bill turned out to be unnecessary, however, as the field came down on its own when Sideways's head [[David Willis|suddenly exploded]]. {{storylink|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

==Games==
===''Revenge of the Fallen'' - The Game===
====Xbox 360/Sony PS3/PC====
=====Autobot Campaign=====
While pursuing the Autobots in [[Cairo]], Devastator employed his Vortex Grinder to try to suck them up. It seemed oddly ineffective against [[NEST]] tanks and any [[Combaticon Warrior|Combaticons]] who wandered into its path. {{storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)|Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)}}

[[Image:Devastator's_Demise_Vortex_Grinder.jpg|200px|thumb|left|]]
===''Devastator's Demise'' online game===
Devastator regularly tried to suck the Autobots into his Vortex Grinder, and they had to drive really fast to get away. {{Storylink|Transformers RPMs: Devastator's Demise}}
{{-}}

==Toys==
[[Image:SupremeDevastatorVortexGrinder.JPG|thumb|150px|right|UUUUAAAAAA!!!]]
===''Revenge of the Fallen''===
====Supreme Combiner Class====
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Constructicon Devastator''' (Supreme Combiner Class, [[2009]])}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''RD-16'''
:*''Accessories'': Mixmaster's truck "nose", Scavenger's shovel-bucket
{{toydesigner|[[Takio Ejima]] (TakaraTomy)|[[Shogo Hasui]] (initial concept)}}
:Devastator has a button on his chest, which when pushed down, activates the Vortex Grinder along with various sounds and voice clips.
{{-}}

====''Mega Power Bots''====
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Constructicon Devastator''' (Mega Power Bot, 2009)}}</ul>

:Pressing down the Decepticon shield on Devastator's crotch (!) spins the Vortex Grinder in his chest, lights up his eyes and makes him utter one of many [[Frank Welker]]-recorded phrases, including [[The Transformers: The Movie|"Prepare for extermination!"]], "Crush Autobots!" and "I am Devastator!"

{{-}}

===''Age of Extinction''===
====''Robots in Disguise''====
{{anchor|OneStepChanger}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (One-Step Changer, [[2014]])}}</ul>
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)}}

:Galvatron's Vortex Grinder is represented with molded chest detailing, featuring a Decepticon insignia printed on the inside of the grinder.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Decepticon/OSCGalvatron/galvatron.htm More information on One-Step Changer Galvatron at TFU.info]''
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1d1|'''Final Battle 4-Figure Set''' (Multi-pack, 2014-[[October 18|10-18]])}}</ul>
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''LA-SP'''
:Galvatron was later released in the Final Battle 4-Pack (along with Sliver Knight Optimus Prime, Slug, and Helicopter Drift) by Takara Tomy. Yes, he still has his Vortex Grinder.

{{-}}

{{anchor|PowerBattler}}
[[File:Power-battler-aoe-galvatron.jpg|right|300px|thumb]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (Power Attacker, 2014)}}</ul>
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''LA18'''

:Pressing a tab on Galvatron's back activates his "Spinning Grinder!" play function, which telescopes a spinning Vortex Grinder from his chest. Releasing the tab will reset the position of the Vortex Grinder.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Decepticon/PBGalvatron/galvatron.htm More information on Power Attacker Galvatron at TFU.info]''

{{-}}

====''Generations''====
{{anchor|VoyagerClass}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (Voyager, 2014)}}</ul>
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''AD22'''
**''Accessories:'' Cannon, Missile
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (deco, TakaraTomy)}}

:Galvatron's Vortex Grinder is represented with molded chest detailing.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Decepticon/Galvatron/galvatron.htm More information on ''Generations'' Galvatron at TFU.info]''

{{-}}

===''Studio Series''===
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Constructicon Overload''' (Leader Class, [[2020]])}}</ul>
:*''Movie'': '''''Revenge of the Fallen'''''
:*''Hasbro ID number'': '''66'''
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-54'''
:*''TakaraTomy release date'': [[August 1]], 2020
:*''Accessories'': Devastator neck armor, "[[Operation: Firestorm|Pyramid Desert Battle]]" backdrop (2nd version)
{{toydesigner|[[Mike Booth]] (Hasbro), [[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:[[Overload (ROTF)|Overload]] comes with a removable screen-accurate neck armor piece for Devastator's head mode that features details representing the combiner's Vortex Grinder and plugs onto Overload's back in robot mode.

{{-}}

{{anchor|SSBoxset}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Devastator''' (Gift set, 2020)}}</ul>
:*''Movie'': '''''Revenge of the Fallen'''''
:*''ID number'': '''69'''
:*''Accessories'': "[[Operation: Firestorm|Pyramid Desert Battle]]" backdrop (2nd version)

:This boxset also includes Overload and Devasator's Vortex Grinder neck armor, seemingly unchanged from the above release.

{{-}}

{{anchor|SS90}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (Voyager Class, [[2022]])}}</ul>
**''Movie'': '''''Age of Extinction'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''90'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-93'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[November]], 2022
**''Accessories'': Cannon, rocket cluster, "Hong Kong Pursuit" backdrop
{{toydesigner|[[Sam Smith]] (Hasbro), [[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)}}<ref name="insta">Sam Smith's [https://www.instagram.com/p/CdMoATBFlDv/ Instagram] [https://www.instagram.com/p/CdMoNm7F3uz/ posts] [https://www.instagram.com/p/CdMoUo0FQyY/ about] ''Studio Series'' Galvatron</ref>

:Galvatron's Vortex Grinder is represented with molded torso detailing.
{{-}}

==Merchandise==
===''Revenge of the Fallen''===
====RPMs - Robot Powered Machines====
=====Track Set=====
[[Image:DevastatorShowdown BoxArt.jpg|right|250px|thumb|]]
*'''Devastator Showdown''' (2009)
**'''Includes:''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]] [[Mini-Vehicle]].

:The Devastator Showdown track set features the Vortex Grinder which the Autobots must race to avoid.

{{-}}

==Notes==
* In Devastator's online [[Vector Sigma]] bio, the Vortex Grinder is inexplicably depicted as Devastator's right hand.<ref>[http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/en_US/discover/cybertronian-database.cfm#/characters/devastator Devastator's online Vector Sigma bio].</ref>

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Age of Extinction technology]]
[[Category:Revenge of the Fallen weapons]]
[[Category:TransTech technology]]
[[Category:Age of Extinction weapons]]

Vortex Grinder

2024-01-08T22:25:23Z

Archforce: Adding more Vortex Grinder toys.

{{disambigm|Vortex (disambiguation)|Grindor (disambiguation)}}
[[Image:ROTF Devastator vortex grinder.JPG|thumb|right|350px|Om nom nom.]]
Humans say you are what you eat. [[Devastator (ROTF)|Devastator]] takes this to the extreme with his '''Vortex Grinder'''.<ref>Devastator's [http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/en_US/discover/Battle-Bios.cfm Battle Bio] at Hasbro.com</ref> Using an artificial [[black hole]], Devastator can suck in nearby objects. Once they reach his plasma core, they are broken down by the extreme temperatures and turned into molten stew. All useful materials are absorbed and the rest are expelled from his back.<ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>

This happens to include living beings be they organic or [[Autobot]].

{{bigquote|Stay back, it's like a [[Black hole|black hole]], sucking everything in! If it pulls you in, you're dead!|[[William Lennox]] |"''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)|Transformers Revenge Of The Fallen: The Game]]''}}

==Fiction==
===''Revenge of the Fallen'' film===
Once the [[Constructicon (ROTF)|Constructicons]] had finished combining in a quarry near the [[Great Pyramid of Giza]] Devastator activated his Vortex Grinder and began sucking in all nearby objects including cars, livestock, and hapless bystanders. [[Seymour Simmons]] was nearly sucked in but saved by [[Leo Spitz]]. The Autobot [[Mudflap (ROTF)|Mudflap]] was less fortunate and pulled into the gaping maw. This caused Devastator to deactivate the Vortex Grinder long enough for the [[human]]s and surviving [[Autobot]] [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]] to make a mad dash under Devastator as it was the only safe place. They also got a little extra time when Mudflap burst out of Devastator's head alive and well.

Once they had successfully managed to reach the top of the Great Pyramid, Devastator again activated his Vortex Grinder and began absorbing the rocks that encased the [[Star Harvester]] that the [[Decepticon]]s were trying to activate. Devastator had resorted to his fists by the time the U.S.S. ''Kidd'' fired her experimental railgun, destroying Devastator. {{storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen}}

===''Age of Extinction'' film===
[[Megatron (Movie)|Galvatron]] had a smaller Vortex Grinder in his chest. [[Joshua Joyce]] hated it, but [[Gill Wembley]] thought it looked "badass".

During a duel with [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], Galvatron used the Grinder to destroy Prime's [[Dual Energon Swords|sword]] when he attempted to stab the villain, revealing that he had no "[[Spark|soul]]" and thus, no fear. {{storylink|Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Age of Extinction}}

===''TransTech''===
When the [[Axiom Nexus Security Administration|OZSA]] found their way into [[Sideways (Armada)|Sideways]]'s hideout blocked by an [[Absolute Terror Field]], [[Cheetor (TransTech)|Commander Cheetor]] sought permission from the [[High Senate]] to use a Vortex Grinder, with [[Rook (Armada)|Rook]] looking into legal precedent for such action. The High Senate's authorization bill turned out to be unnecessary, however, as the field came down on its own when Sideways's head [[David Willis|suddenly exploded]]. {{storylink|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

==Games==
===''Revenge of the Fallen'' - The Game===
====Xbox 360/Sony PS3/PC====
=====Autobot Campaign=====
While pursuing the Autobots in [[Cairo]], Devastator employed his Vortex Grinder to try to suck them up. It seemed oddly ineffective against [[NEST]] tanks and any [[Combaticon Warrior|Combaticons]] who wandered into its path. {{storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)|Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)}}

[[Image:Devastator's_Demise_Vortex_Grinder.jpg|200px|thumb|left|]]
===''Devastator's Demise'' online game===
Devastator regularly tried to suck the Autobots into his Vortex Grinder, and they had to drive really fast to get away. {{Storylink|Transformers RPMs: Devastator's Demise}}
{{-}}

==Toys==
[[Image:SupremeDevastatorVortexGrinder.JPG|thumb|150px|right|UUUUAAAAAA!!!]]
===''Revenge of the Fallen''===
====Supreme Combiner Class====
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Constructicon Devastator''' (Supreme Combiner Class, [[2009]])}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''RD-16'''
:*''Accessories'': Mixmaster's truck "nose", Scavenger's shovel-bucket
{{toydesigner|[[Takio Ejima]] (TakaraTomy)|[[Shogo Hasui]] (initial concept)}}
:Devastator has a button on his chest, which when pushed down, activates the Vortex Grinder along with various sounds and voice clips.
{{-}}

====''Mega Power Bots''====
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Constructicon Devastator''' (Mega Power Bot, 2009)}}</ul>

:Pressing down the Decepticon shield on Devastator's crotch (!) spins the Vortex Grinder in his chest, lights up his eyes and makes him utter one of many [[Frank Welker]]-recorded phrases, including [[The Transformers: The Movie|"Prepare for extermination!"]], "Crush Autobots!" and "I am Devastator!"

{{-}}

===''Age of Extinction''===
====''Robots in Disguise''====
{{anchor|OneStepChanger}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (One-Step Changer, [[2014]])}}</ul>
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)}}

:Galvatron's Vortex Grinder is represented with molded chest detailing, featuring a Decepticon insignia printed on the inside of the grinder.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Decepticon/OSCGalvatron/galvatron.htm More information on One-Step Changer Galvatron at TFU.info]''
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1d1|'''Final Battle 4-Figure Set''' (Multi-pack, 2014-[[October 18|10-18]])}}</ul>
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''LA-SP'''
:Galvatron was later released in the Final Battle 4-Pack (along with Sliver Knight Optimus Prime, Slug, and Helicopter Drift) by Takara Tomy. Yes, he still has his Vortex Grinder.

{{-}}

{{anchor|PowerBattler}}
[[File:Power-battler-aoe-galvatron.jpg|right|300px|thumb]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (Power Attacker, 2014)}}</ul>
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''LA18'''

:Pressing a tab on Galvatron's back activates his "Spinning Grinder!" play function, which telescopes a spinning Vortex Grinder from his chest. Releasing the tab will reset the position of the Vortex Grinder.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Decepticon/PBGalvatron/galvatron.htm More information on Power Attacker Galvatron at TFU.info]''

{{-}}

====''Generations''====
{{anchor|VoyagerClass}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (Voyager, 2014)}}</ul>
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''AD22'''
**''Accessories:'' Cannon, Missile
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (deco, TakaraTomy)}}

:Galvatron's Vortex Grinder is represented with molded chest detailing.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Decepticon/Galvatron/galvatron.htm More information on ''Generations'' Galvatron at TFU.info]''

{{-}}

===''Studio Series''===
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Constructicon Overload''' (Leader Class, [[2020]])}}</ul>
:*''Movie'': '''''Revenge of the Fallen'''''
:*''Hasbro ID number'': '''66'''
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-54'''
:*''TakaraTomy release date'': [[August 1]], 2020
:*''Accessories'': Devastator neck armor, "[[Operation: Firestorm|Pyramid Desert Battle]]" backdrop (2nd version)
{{toydesigner|[[Mike Booth]] (Hasbro), [[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Overload comes with a removable screen-accurate neck armor piece for Devastator's head mode that features details representing the combiner's Vortex Grinder and plugs onto Overload's back in robot mode.

{{-}}

{{anchor|SSBoxset}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Devastator''' (Gift set, 2020)}}</ul>
:*''Movie'': '''''Revenge of the Fallen'''''
:*''ID number'': '''69'''
:*''Accessories'': "[[Operation: Firestorm|Pyramid Desert Battle]]" backdrop (2nd version)

:This boxset also includes Overload and Devasator's Vortex Grinder neck armor, seemingly unchanged from the above release.

{{-}}

{{anchor|SS90}}
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Galvatron''' (Voyager Class, [[2022]])}}</ul>
**''Movie'': '''''Age of Extinction'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''90'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-93'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[November]], 2022
**''Accessories'': Cannon, rocket cluster, "Hong Kong Pursuit" backdrop
{{toydesigner|[[Sam Smith]] (Hasbro), [[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)}}<ref name="insta">Sam Smith's [https://www.instagram.com/p/CdMoATBFlDv/ Instagram] [https://www.instagram.com/p/CdMoNm7F3uz/ posts] [https://www.instagram.com/p/CdMoUo0FQyY/ about] ''Studio Series'' Galvatron</ref>

:Galvatron's Vortex Grinder is represented with molded torso detailing.
{{-}}

==Merchandise==
===''Revenge of the Fallen''===
====RPMs - Robot Powered Machines====
=====Track Set=====
[[Image:DevastatorShowdown BoxArt.jpg|right|250px|thumb|]]
*'''Devastator Showdown''' (2009)
**'''Includes:''' [[Skids (ROTF)|Skids]] [[Mini-Vehicle]].

:The Devastator Showdown track set features the Vortex Grinder which the Autobots must race to avoid.

{{-}}

==Notes==
* In Devastator's online [[Vector Sigma]] bio, the Vortex Grinder is inexplicably depicted as Devastator's right hand.<ref>[http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/en_US/discover/cybertronian-database.cfm#/characters/devastator Devastator's online Vector Sigma bio].</ref>

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Age of Extinction technology]]
[[Category:Revenge of the Fallen weapons]]
[[Category:TransTech technology]]
[[Category:Age of Extinction weapons]]

Predacon (G1)

2024-01-07T17:08:43Z

Archforce:

{{factions|quintesson|decepticon|predacon}}
{{disambig3|Predacon}}
:''The Predacons are a [[Decepticon]] [[subgroup]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

[[File:TFSummerSpecial cover.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Know that there are only five Predacons who all share an awesome color scheme!]]
The '''Predacons''' are a subgroup of Decepticons who transform into powerful, savage animals.

The subgroup is composed of:

*The ever-patient [[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]] (leader)
*The cheerful [[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]]
*The stubborn [[Headstrong (G1)|Headstrong]]
*The easily distracted [[Rampage (G1)|Rampage]]
*The wrathful [[Tantrum (G1)|Tantrum]]

They combine to form the deadly [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]].

The group also may include:
*The voracious [[Gnaw (G1)|Gnaw]]
*The fanatical [[Inferno (BW)|Inferno]]

They are also the namesake of ''[[Predacon (BW)|these]]'' Predacons.

==Fiction==
===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
[[File:FFOD5 Predacons.JPG|thumb|upright=1.4]]
At the behest of the [[Quintesson]]s, nominally allied with the Decepticons, the Predacons were sent to Jupiter's moon [[Io]] to retrieve [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]]'s [[Transformation cog|Transformation Cog]] from [[Blurr (G1)|Blurr]], [[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]], and [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]]. Oddly, despite being constantly touted as the most fearsome and vicious warriors in the galaxy, the Predacons were beaten off fairly easily by this small band of Autobots, unable even harm their human ally [[Marissa Faireborn]]. The terrifying [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]] proved a bit more of a challenge, but was soon dispatched by Sky Lynx. The separated Predacons fell back in disarray as the Autobots made their escape. {{storylink|Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5}}

[[File:Chaos-predacons-robotmode.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1|Everyone forgets we can also turn into robots.]]
The Predacons later served directly under [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Galvatron]]. The Predacons appeared in many of Galvatron's schemes in the ensuing year, ranging from oppressing the people of [[Paradron]], {{storylink|Fight or Flee (episode)|Fight or Flee}} to mining [[death crystal]]s on the planet [[Dread (planet)|Dread]], where they got their first rematch with Sky Lynx. Though they proved effective in the planet's jungle environments, and managed to knock Sky Lynx out of the battle, they were unable to stop Kup from commandeering Galvatron's death crystal cannon. {{storylink|Chaos (episode)|Chaos}}.

They also found themselves ensnared in a bizarre dream-fueled world as part of a Quintesson plot, forcing them to cooperate - or at least tolerate - the Autobots trapped there with them. {{storylink|Nightmare Planet}}

{{groupstub}}
{{storylink|Ghost in the Machine (G1)|Ghost in the Machine}} {{storylink|The Quintesson Journal}}

[[File:Call-of-the-primitives-predacons4.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]
The Predacons were part of a large Decepticon squad fighting Autobots on the Moon, when a voice from space called them away. Abandoning the battle, the Predacons and a variety of other bestial Transformers boarded Trypticon and rocketed off into space to answer the call. Along the way, the Predacons stirred up some trouble and had a brawl with the Dinobots. Arriving on an ancient world, they learned that the [[Primacron|creator]] of [[Unicron]] had unleashed a new all-destroying energy creature... which soon arrived and attacked. Razorclaw ordered the assembled Transformers to split up to evade the creature, but later the Predacons decided it would be better to make a stand instead of running. Merging in to Predaking, they fearlessly faced their foe, but were quickly dispatched. {{storylink|Call of the Primitives}}

The Predacons were among the many Transformers were infected by the [[Hate Plague]] - Headstrong got it from Brawl, and soon spread it to Razorclaw. Later, having formed Predaking, they were moments from destroying the still-healthy Galvatron when they were quickly shooed away by some passing Autobots. {{storylink|The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1}} Back on Earth, the separated Predacons were among a group of infected Transformers who broke into Autobot City and were on the verge of destroying the inert Optimus Prime when the Autobot leader awoke and used the Matrix of Leadership's energies to cure them all. {{storylink|The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2}}

====Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity====
=====''Transformers 2010'' story pages=====
The Predacons were built through cooperation between the Decepticons and the Quintessons. Though they work for the Decepticons, they are commanded by the Quintessons. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010 (story page)|Part 3 and Part 4}}

=====''Legends'' comic=====
The Predacons were created by the [[Quintesson]]s. As this was done without [[Vector Sigma]], the Predacons did not achieve the same intelligence as other [[Transformer]]s. {{storylink|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 3}}

=====''The Headmasters'' cartoon=====
[[File:Hm2 Predacon Cliff.jpg|thumb|left|200px]]
{{groupstub}}

=====''Zone'' cartoon, manga, and story pages=====
Seeking to create a [[Decepticon Zone]] to counter the [[Micro|Autobot Zone]], [[Emperor of Destruction|Decepticon Emperor]] [[Violengiguar]] gathered together the Nine Great Demon Generals, upgrading them with powerful new armor and weaponry, then sent them forth to conquer planets. The Predacons were among the selected, but only in the form of Predaking. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)|Zone Part 1}} {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (manga)|Zone}} {{storylink|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}

=====''Generations Selects Special Comic''=====
After escaping from their temporal prison to [[Dinobot Island (G1)|Dinobot Island]], the [[Quintesson]]s used the [[Recreator]] to resurrect Predaking in a new and larger form to subdue the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]]. The Dinobots were able to form a counterpart combiner in [[Volcanicus (POTP)|Volcanicus]] and split Predaking into his components. The Predacons fled quickly afterwards. {{storylink|Volcanicus comic 1}}

====''Wings Universe''====
{{Wingsnote}}
Splitting off from the Decepticons in the wake of the [[Pax Cybertronia]], the Predacons formed [[Predacon (BW)|their own faction]], supplementing their forces with Transformers from stasis pods which [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]] pilfered from [[Jhiaxus (G2)|Jhiaxus]]'s secondary laboratory. {{Storylink|A Common Foe}}
{{note|The events of "[[#Dawn of Future's Past|Dawn of Future's Past]]" are also integrated into the ''[[Transformers: Wings Universe|Wings Universe]]''.}}

===Marvel Comics continuity===
{{noteukonly}}
''Summoned to [[Earth]] by [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]] to help him hunt down and destroy an isolated and vulnerable [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]], the Predacons travelled across the [[space bridge]] and (after showing off their skills by doing some target shooting on [[Motormaster (G1)|Motormaster]]) were quickly approved of by their new employer. Before leaving on their mission, however, they were approached by [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Shockwave]], who convinced them to turn on Megatron and destroy him instead. Their attempt at treachery would result in both Megatron and Optimus being transported to Cybertron and believed dead by their respective teams for some time.'' {{storylink|Prey!}}

[[File:Predacons-GoneButNotForgotten.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1.66|Attacking Megatron's so nice we did it twice!]]

Shockwave, who was seeking to rid himself of an addled and insane Megatron (driven mad by the recent death of Optimus Prime), [[Deep space receiving tower|contacted]] the Predacons and hired them to ambush and kill the Decepticon leader. (''It was explained to the Predacons, who were understandably concerned about having to deal with Megatron yet again, that their target had recently lost his memory, and thus would not recall meeting them before, or their subsequent betrayal of him.'') The Predacons eagerly agreed to the mission, seeing it as a possible challenge for their skills, and disguised themselves as Autobots in order to convince Megatron that Optimus Prime was not only still alive, but had been the one who sent them. {{storylink|Gone but Not Forgotten!}}

''Deciding to stay on Earth, the Predacons quickly grew bored with the lack of any real sport there. Their previous encounters with Optimus and Megatron had been so exciting that they had expected to find the planet a little more challenging. While rampaging randomly across the country, they soon encountered the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]], and found them to be worthy opponents. Both teams were closely matched in terms of power, and were strongly devoted to "looking after their own". Furthermore, it was revealed that [[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]] and [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]] were actually old enemies from their days back on Cybertron. As the battle ended, the Predacons looked forward to causing their new rivals no end of trouble in the future.'' {{storylink|Grudge Match!}}

[[File:Predacons-ColdWar.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Do these guys ever attack the Autobots?]]
New Decepticon leader [[Ratbat (G1)|Ratbat]] dispatched the Predacons to raid a chemical storage facility outside of [[Huntsville]], [[Alabama]] for rocket fuel. Having succeeded, they joined Ratbat for an assault on [[Intelligence and Information Institute|I.I.I.]]'s [[Oregon]] headquarters, in order to examine the corpses of the [[Throttlebot]]s, whom Triple-I had recently executed. After making short work of the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team|RAAT]] forces guarding the base, they located the crushed Autobot bodies, only to find that their [[brain module]]s had been removed. Ratbat and the Predacons tracked the brains (which had been transplanted into toy cars) to [[S. Witwicky Auto Repairs & Tow Service|Witwicky Auto Repair]], which they destroyed, and then to a local mall, where they were out manoeuvered and defeated by the "toy soldiers" and their human allies, [[Buster Witwicky (G1)|Buster Witwicky]] and [[Walter Barnett (G1)|Walter Barnett]]. {{storylink|Toy Soldiers!}}

Under Ratbat's command, the Predacons participated in the full-scale attack against the Autobots on the moon, {{storylink|Totaled!}} as well as two major battles in the Arctic, facing both [[Scorponok (G1)|Scorponok's]] Decepticons and later the Autobots who had been lured there in a trap. Shortly after, the Predacons were part of the combined Autobot-Decepticon team to stop the [[Underbase]]-fueled [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]] from destroying [[Tokyo]], but were easily destroyed by him. {{storylink|Dark Star}}

====Earthforce====
{{earthforcefiction}}
Razorclaw and Rampage were on a reconnaissance mission for Shockwave when they found [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Grimlock]], right at the moment he found out he had been the victim of an [[April Fools' Day]] joke. They laughed. That was stupid of them. {{storylink|Snow Fun!}} Grimlock's warning that there were Predacons in the area fresh in his head, [[Skydive (G1 Aerialbot)|Skydive]] assumed that [[Fantasy Predacon|they]] were responsible for the disappearance of [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]]. {{storylink|Mystery!}}

When Megatron and Shockwave attempted to reunite their disparate forces, the Predacons attended the [[Enclave]]. It didn't end harmoniously thanks to the intervention of the Earthforce. {{storylink|The Bad Guy's Ball!}} Later, they attacked the [[Earthbase]] under [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Soundwave]]'s command, but were driven off. {{storylink|Divide and Conquer!}}

===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
[[File:Predacons lost and found.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.4]]
Eons ago, the Predacons were Decepticon warlords who had been banished from Cybertron to the planet [[Beast (planet)|Beest]]. While on the planet, the Predacons' higher functions degraded, causing them to become feral. [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] tracked down the exiled Predacons on Beest and, with the aid of three members of the [[Air Warrior|Aerospace Extermination Squadron]], subdued and rebuilt them, allowing them to combine into the fearsome Predaking. {{storylink|Welcome to the Jungle}}

Their first target was [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s base on Cybertronian [[Wastelands]], where the Predacons drew out and attacked [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]] and [[Blitzwing (G1)|Blitzwing]], killing the latter. Before Shockwave could properly react to this turn of events the Predacons had taken over the base and subdued the rest of his troops. {{storylink|Lost and Found (issue)|Lost and Found}}

Later, Megatron returned to Earth, and entered the ''[[Nemesis (G1)|Nemesis]]'' to punish [[Starscream (G1)|Starscream]] for shooting him in the void of space. {{storylink|War and Peace}} The Predacons were sent to fight Starscream's elite squad, the [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]], while the latter were training on the island of [[Guadalcanal]]. Predaking's firepower forced the Combaticons to combine into [[Bruticus (G1)|Bruticus]], and the warriors significantly damaged each other. However, while Bruticus was strong and determined, Predaking had superior intelligence compared to the slow-witted Combaticon combiner, and he savagely defeated Bruticus, putting him in [[stasis lock]]. {{storylink|The Route of All Evil}}

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===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===
[[File:Predacons art of war.jpg|thumb|upright=1.95]]
Divebomb was among [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s troops as they waited patiently for [[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]]'s force field around [[Teletran 3]] to dissipate. {{storylink|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II issue 2|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II #2}}

Following the defeat of Shockwave, the Predacons were forced to live in the [[Gladiator Zone]], where they created their own territory and were none too pleased with [[Nautilator]] intruding on it. When the [[Seacon (G1)|Seacon]] joined with his comrades to form [[Piranacon (G1)|Piranacon]], the Predacons formed Predaking and fought him. Predaking came out on top, but before he could finish the Seacons off, he was stopped by [[Serpentor|Serpent O.R.]], who told both subgroups that he was the offspring of [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 2|The Art of War #2}}

Joining Serpent O.R.'s new Decepticon army, the Predacons helped capture a group of Autobots and [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joes]] and argued with the [[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcons]] during a meeting. As Predaking, they later attacked an Autobot peace ceremony and took out [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]]. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 3|The Art of War #3}} He spent the rest of the battle hunting down innocent civilians before returning to the Decepticon headquarters, where Divebomb and Rampage failed to notice that their former prisoners were sneaking up on them. Meanwhile, Tantrum and Headstrong were among the Decepticons preparing to defend their base from a major Autobot/G.I. Joe assault. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 4|The Art of War #4}} Alongside several other subgroup leaders, Razorclaw protected Serpent O.R. from a furious Optimus Prime, but was killed when [[Cobra Commander]] took control of Serpent O.R.'s body. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 5|The Art of War #5}}

===Dawn of Future's Past===
[[File:DawnofFuturesPast G1Predacons.jpg|left|upright=0.85|thumb|METAL! \m/]]
After the end of the Great War, the Decepticon army was no more, so Razorclaw formed the [[Predacon (BW)|greater Predacon faction]] to continue the battle against the Autobots. However, the [[Tripredacus Council]] ended Razorclaw's life, or so many believed. {{storylink|Razorclaw (G1)#Timelines|''Timelines'' Razorclaw bio}} By the era of Maximals and Predacons, Divebomb was still active and had recruited several ex-Decepticons for the Predacons.

Some time after the [[Great Transformation]], Razorclaw returned as leader of the original Predacons. They swore revenge against the Maximals. {{storylink|Dawn of Future's Past}}
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===2005 IDW continuity===
[[File:Predacons SL Jazz.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Know that our Cybertronian modes are awesome.]]
Before the war, the Predacons were trained in the arts of combat by [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Kup]]. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}} They soon found their calling in the underground [[Gladiatorial combat|gladiatorial]] pit fights that dominated the Cybertronian underworld; though they quickly climbed the ranks thanks to their fighting techniques, they remained wary of the powerful [[Dinobot (G1)|Dynobots]]. {{storylink|Megatron Origin issue 3|Megatron Origin #3}} Like many gladiators, they joined [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]]'s budding Decepticon faction during the uprising against the [[Senate]]. {{storylink|Megatron Origin issue 4|Megatron Origin #4}}

When Megatron was overthrown by [[Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Scorponok]] early in the war, the Predacons refused to serve a new leader and left Cybertron on a hunting trip, killing native species for sport across many worlds before they ran out of prey and fuel on [[Canis Tor]]. They then turned on each other, but before they could get to cannibalizing their own teammates, [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Starscream]] showed up and let them know Megatron had returned. {{storylink|Primacy issue 2|Primacy #2}} The Predacons rejoined the Decepticon army and participated in an assault on [[Iacon (polity)|Iacon]], where they killed [[Slinger]] and battled the Dynobots. {{storylink|Primacy issue 4|Primacy #4}}

During the war, the Predacons became a Tactical Assault Unit loyal to Megatron. [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Shockwave]] prepared himself for a possible Predacon attack while enacting the [[Regenesis]] project, and was caught off-guard when he was instead attacked by the Dynobots. {{storylink|Spotlight: Shockwave}} At some point, the Predacons attempted to modify themselves into a [[combiner]] team, but failed. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}}

After the Battle of [[Thunderhead Pass]], Razorclaw was involved in a Decepticon scheme to demoralize the Autobots and claim as much of their territory on the planet as possible. [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Soundwave]] used [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]] to subvert the will of [[Beachcomber (G1)|Beachcomber]], forcing the Autobot to make an assassination attempt on [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]], "The Voice" of the Autobot cause. And so, just as the Autobot forces were gathering around their transmitters, waiting for the pre-scheduled broadcast that would never come, Razorclaw caught them off-guard with a massive full-frontal assault on the enemy trenches. Besides his Predacons, he led [[Darkwing (G1)|Darkwing]], [[Dreadwind (G1)|Dreadwind]], [[Needlenose (G1)|Needlenose]], [[Spinister (G1)|Spinister]], and even the mighty [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] himself into battle. Although details are slim, this offensive was apparently a major blow to the Autobot cause. {{storylink|Spotlight: Blaster}}

[[File:IDWongoing11 Predacons.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1| We serve [[China]]..... oh wait, they have no Energon. KILL THEM ALL! ]]
At one point on Cybertron, the Predacons hunted down and killed two squads of Autobots, leaving [[Tracks (G1)|Tracks]] and [[Jazz (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Jazz]] the only survivors. Between the two, they managed to defeat four out of the five Predacons, but Razorclaw got the better of Jazz in a one-on-one battle and was about to execute him when Autobot reinforcements arrived and forced him to back off. {{storylink|Spotlight: Jazz}}

After [[Thunderwing (G1)|Thunderwing]]'s reactivation and subsequent return to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], the Predacons were dispatched to ensure that his defeat was final this time, with Megatron giving Razorclaw explicit instructions: if Cybertron must die, then so be it. Razorclaw started a countdown on an orbital bombardment powerful enough to destroy Cybertron, but stood at the console with his finger on the button, ready to cancel it in the event that Thunderwing was defeated. He remarked that he was hesitant to destroy Cybertron unless it was absolutely necessary, but was willing to do it if it was. During the Autobots' battle with Thunderwing, Razorclaw sent two assault teams under Divebomb and Headstrong to assist the Autobots, but ordered them to retreat when Thunderwing revealed his "ultra-mode". Razorclaw cancelled the countdown with one second remaining after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]] defeated Thunderwing. {{storylink|Stormbringer issue 4|Stormbringer #4}}

Following Megatron's defeat on [[Earth]], Starscream took leadership but feared that Razorclaw would challenge him. {{storylink|Uneasy Lies the Head}} This did not happen, as two years later, Razorclaw was overseeing the hundreds of Decepticons gathered on a desolate planetoid somewhere, rather enjoying it when they turned to cannibalism. {{storylink|All His Engines}} The other four Predacons were left behind on Earth, where they formed an alliance with the [[China|Chinese]] government to defend their nation in exchange for [[energon]]. {{storylink|International Incident Part 3: "Hawk Among the Sparrows"|Hawk Among the Sparrows}} Led by Rampage, they clashed with the Autobots (allied with [[Skywatch]]) and [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]] (allied with [[North Korea]]), but ultimately the Chinese energon factories were destroyed, and the Predacons saw no need to stick around any further. {{storylink|International Incident Part 4: "All My Sins Remembered"|All My Sins Remembered}} As for Razorclaw, he tried to defend the Decepticon base from [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Hot Rod]] only to fall victim to a [[cerebro-shell]] and forced to turn on Starscream. {{storylink|Heart Like a Wheel}}

[[File:TheIronKlaw-Predacons.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.2|Disco inferno!]]
After the war against [[D-Void]], the Predacons were reunited on Cybertron, where they were imprisoned by the Autobots and fitted with [[Inhibitor/deterrence chip|I/D chips]]. {{storylink|The Autonomy Lesson (issue)|The Autonomy Lesson}} Like most Decepticons, they went on a riot when Megatron returned. {{storylink|City on Fire}} They were among the disenfranchised Decepticons on Cybertron who joined up with [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Galvatron]] when he took leadership of the faction and swore to conquer Earth. However, Galvatron's troops were defeated in [[Shanghai]] in a three way war between them, the Autobots and the Chinese military. {{storylink|All Hail Optimus Part 1: Once Upon a Time on Earth|Once Upon a Time on Earth}}

Remaining on Earth, the Predacons fell into the employ of the villainous human "[[Iron Klaw]]", who used [[Merklynn|Garrison Kreiger]]'s technology to forcibly brainwash them into loyal soldiers. He also improved on their botched combiner technology, allowing them to form Predaking. As Predaking, they were deployed to defend Iron Klaw's castle from an infiltration by Kup, [[Ayana Jones|Mayday]], and [[Action Man]], but separated when [[Snake-Eyes|Snake Eyes]] smashed the machinery keeping them brainwashed. While the team was left confused, Razorclaw attempted to take revenge by killing any nearby humans and was in turn shot in the head by Kup. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}}

Despite this seeming setback, the Predacons, including Razorclaw, returned to duty during [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth, forming Predaking to defend [[Venice]] from [[Maximal]] invasion. {{storylink|Ceremony}}
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==Games==
===''Transformers Roleplaying Game''===
The Predacons were a team of elite trackers and hunters who preferred to stay in their [[beast mode]]s. {{storylink|Decepticon Directive}}

==Toys==
===''The Transformers''===
[[File:G1 Predaking toy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|It's called "Animal Planet" 'cause WE took it over!]]
*'''Predaking''' ([[1986]], [[2004]])
**[[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]]
**[[Headstrong (G1)|Headstrong]]
**[[Rampage (G1)|Rampage]]
**[[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]]
**[[Tantrum (G1)|Tantrum]]

:The Predacons were sold boxed in 1986 and 1987. They are by far the largest combining team of the G1 toyline, as all five members are the same comparatively large size. They share a unified color scheme of red, orange, yellow, gray and black. Each transforms from a robot armed with a sword and handgun to a chunky mechanical animal; the five toys combine together to form [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]]. Some of Predaking's add-on kibble is used by his individual components as weaponry.

:In late 2004, the Predaking [[giftset]] was reissued in Japan to much rejoicing of people who could not afford the after market prices on a vintage piece. This reissue used metal parts, and the pieces that were originally soft plastic were now hard plastic.

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[[File:G1-toy Gnaw.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|A Predacon. ''Suuurrrrrrrrre.'']]
*'''Gnaw''' (Decepticon, 1986)

:For ''some'' reason, [[Gnaw (G1)#The Transformers|Gnaw]] was considered an Animatron in Japan. This toy was not available as part of the normal retail assortment, despite its semi-prominent fictional appearance. At first, it was a promotional item as part of a ''[[Beastformers]]'' giveaway. It was later made available in limited quantities, seemingly in U.S. packaging, as a mail-away during 1988's ''[[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (franchise)|Super-God Masterforce]]'' series.
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===''Universe'' (2008)===
[[File:TF-Universe-2008-Razorclaw.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Special Team Leaders''' (Legends of Cybertron, [[2008]])
**'''Razorclaw'''

:[[Razorclaw (G1)#Universe .282008.29|Razorclaw]] is a [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends of Cybertron]] [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Leobreaker]] toy, transforming into a robotic lion. This mold was also used to make ''[[Transformers: Classics|Classics]]'' [[Lio Convoy|Leo Prime]].
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===''Timelines''===
[[File:Timelinestoy-RazorclawWoH.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2]]
*'''Razorclaw''' (BotCon attendee figure, [[2009]])

:[[Razorclaw (G1)#Timelines|Razorclaw]] is a [[retool]] and [[redeco]] of ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Leobreaker]], featuring a new head. Razorclaw transforms into a mechanical lion. Each forelimb/arm has a Cyber-Key-released spring-loaded claw, and his tail becomes a blade-whip for robot mode. He can also transform into a massive clawed arm that can attach to the Leader-class ''Cybertron'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#CybSuper1|Optimus Prime]] and [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#CybSuper1|Megatron]] toys. Razorclaw came with a translucent [[Cyber Planet Key|Golden Disk Key]].

:The original version of this mold was also used to make [[Nemesis Breaker]] and was separately retooled into ''Universe'' [[Lio Convoy|Leo Prime]].

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===''Transformers'' (2010)===
[[File:Predaking-2010-reissue.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Gift set, [[2010]]/[[2017]])

:Released on [[November 27]], 2010 as part of [[TakaraTomy]]'s ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)#TakaraTomy Welcome to Transformers 2010 campaign|Welcome to Transformers 2010]]'' line, Predaking featured significant differences from the previous releases. His yellow plastic was replaced with gold plastic, most of which was painted over gold. The orange, red, black, and gray plastic was replaced with metallic fleck equivalents. Nearly every [[sticker]] has been redesigned from the original, and an optional label sheet to be applied to the robot, beast, and combined mode eyes has been included.
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===''Kre-O''===
[[File:Kre-O-Micro-Changers-Combiner-G1-Predaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Micro-Changer Combiner, [[2013]])
**''Set number'': '''A2227'''
**''Pieces'': '''79'''

:One of the first [[Kreon]] [[Micro-Changer]] combiner sets. The four component Kreons, [[Razorclaw (G1)#Kre-O|Razorclaw]], [[Headstrong (G1)#Kre-O|Headlock]], [[Tantrum (G1)#Kre-O|Torox]], and [[Divebomb (G1)#Kre-O|Divebomb]], can be rebuilt into their alternate modes. They can also be rebuilt into Predaking by taking them apart and combining their pieces.

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[[File:KreO-Toy RampageKreon.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Decepticon Rampage''' (Kreon Micro-Changer, 2013)
**''Collection'': '''1'''
**''Bag number'': '''22851 45'''
**''Accessories'': Logo brick, 2 small pistols, blade

: Part of the first normal wave of [[Micro-Changer]] [[Kreon]]s, Rampage is a [[blindpacking|blindpacked]]-bagged mini-figure, though a stamped ID number can be found on the back of the bag, top-right corner. He comes with extra parts to convert him into a tiger (we guess), including a new generic beast-like head piece.
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===''Platinum Edition''===
[[File:Platinum-Edition-Predaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Gift set, [[2014]])

:This reissue of [[Predaking (G1)#Platinum Edition|Predaking]] is similar to the 2010 release, complete with die-cast metal parts and the five sheets of labels from the 2010 release. Different this time, though, is Predaking's sword being reused from Beast Hunters Voyager Class Optimus Prime's Star Saber.
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===''Power of the Primes''===
[[File:POTP-Titan-Predaking-set.jpg|thumb|upright=1.7| We have come to slay [[Predaking (Prime)|a dragon...]] and your cash. ]]
*'''Predaking''' (Titan Class, [[2018]])
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''PP-31'''
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] and [[Lynsey Urban]] (Hasbro)|[[Robby Musso]] (concept artist)}}

:''[[Power of the Primes (toyline)|Power of the Primes]]'' Predaking is a Titan Class Combiner set comprising five Voyager-sized figures: [[Razorclaw (G1)#Generations|Razorclaw]], [[Tantrum (G1)#Generations|Torox]] (a renamed Tantrum due to trademark availability issues), [[Rampage (G1)#Generations|Rampage]], [[Headstrong (G1)#Generations|Headstrong]], and [[Divebomb (G1)#Generations|Divebomb]]. He also comes with the Onyx Matrix, containing [[Onyx Prime#Generations|Onyx Prime]], a [[Prime Master]]. The Matrix can be attached inside Predaking's chest, under Razorclaw's beast head.
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==Merchandise==
===''Forms Robo''===
{{picsneeded|If you're lucky enough to have this, send us a pic. Pretty please?}}
*'''Predaking''' (1987)

:Predaking was also among the ten characters who were rendered as part of the ''[[Forms Robo]]'' line of oversized ''keshigomu'' figures. He came individually packaged in a plastic baggie, and was available in red, yellow, green, or blue. Of the various ''Forms Robo'' figures, Predaking is easily the hardest to find, rarely appearing on the secondary market.
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===''Titanium Series''===
[[File:Titanium Predaking.jpg|upright=1.1|thumb]]
*'''Predaking''' (3" Robot Masters, 2006)

:As part of the ''Titanium'' series 3" line, Predaking is constructed of mostly [[die-cast]] metal and plastic parts, but cannot transform and has very limited articulation. His sculpt and colour scheme is based upon the original G1 toy, but has Rampage and Divebomb occupying each other's positions, like the cartoon and comic model.
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===''Robot Heroes''===
[[File:Robotheroesricochetpredaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Ricochet & Predaking''' (Robot Heroes, [[2009]])

:''[[Robot Heroes (toyline)|Robot Heroes]]'' Predaking is a small, [[super deformed]] and absolutely adorable figurine with articulated shoulders. He was only available in a two-pack with [[Ricochet (Headmasters)|Ricochet]]. While the United States release of this two-pack was been cancelled, it has been found in other markets such as Singapore, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Germany.
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==Notes==
*The Predacons appear to be based on the [[Anibot]]s, a group of five Autobots who appeared in an early version of the script for the [[The Transformers: The Movie|1986 movie]]. These Anibots had the same animal modes as the Predacons (with the minor difference of a leopard instead of a tiger), and would also have combined into a larger robot, albeit a robot ''dragon''. Based on early internal [[character model|model sheets]] that were offered on [[eBay]] in 2016, it would appear that they had their faction changed first, briefly going by the interim name "Ani''cons''", before being given their final team name.<ref name="modelsheets">[http://www.allspark.com/forums/topic/93711-more-unseen-tftm-designs-plus-some-early-colors-and-some-show-design/?p=3191211 Early model sheets] at The Allspark.</ref>
*According to the 1986 vendor catalog, the gold plastic swords were originally intended to be [[:File:1986protopredacons.jpg|gold chromed]].
*In Japanese media, [[Gnaw (G1)|Gnaw]] is labeled an Animatron.
*Unlike the situation with the "[[Dinobot (G1)|dinosaur]]" [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]], there tends to be little fandom discussion that [[Headstrong (G1)|two]] [[Tantrum (G1)|members]] of this team do not have '''preda'''tory animals as alternate modes.

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Animatron''' (アニマトロン ''Animatoron'')
*''Mandarin:'' '''Lüèshí Jīngāng''' (Taiwan, 掠食金剛, "Predator Vajra"), '''Jù Zhēngníng''' (China, 巨狰狞, "Giant Malevolent")
*''Russian:'' '''Vredikon''' (Вредикон, "Hurtcon")

==References==
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[[Category:Beast Wars subgroups]]
[[Category:Combiner teams]]
[[Category:Decepticon subgroups]]
[[Category:Generation 1 subgroups]]
[[Category:Generation 1 Predacons| Predacon (G1)]]
[[Category:Generations Selects Quintessons]]
[[Category:IDW (2005) subgroups]]
[[Category:Predacons| Predacon (G1)]]
[[Category:Wings Universe subgroups]]

Predacon (G1)

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:''The Predacons are a [[Decepticon]] [[subgroup]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

[[File:TFSummerSpecial cover.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Know that there are five Predacons, and that they all share an awesome color scheme!]]
The '''Predacons''' are a subgroup of Decepticons who transform into powerful, savage animals.

The subgroup is composed of:

*The ever-patient [[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]] (leader)
*The cheerful [[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]]
*The stubborn [[Headstrong (G1)|Headstrong]]
*The easily distracted [[Rampage (G1)|Rampage]]
*The wrathful [[Tantrum (G1)|Tantrum]]

They combine to form the deadly [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]].

The group also may include:
*The voracious [[Gnaw (G1)|Gnaw]]
*The fanatical [[Inferno (BW)|Inferno]]

They are also the namesake of ''[[Predacon (BW)|these]]'' Predacons.

==Fiction==
===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
[[File:FFOD5 Predacons.JPG|thumb|upright=1.4]]
At the behest of the [[Quintesson]]s, nominally allied with the Decepticons, the Predacons were sent to Jupiter's moon [[Io]] to retrieve [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]]'s [[Transformation cog|Transformation Cog]] from [[Blurr (G1)|Blurr]], [[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]], and [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]]. Oddly, despite being constantly touted as the most fearsome and vicious warriors in the galaxy, the Predacons were beaten off fairly easily by this small band of Autobots, unable even harm their human ally [[Marissa Faireborn]]. The terrifying [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]] proved a bit more of a challenge, but was soon dispatched by Sky Lynx. The separated Predacons fell back in disarray as the Autobots made their escape. {{storylink|Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5}}

[[File:Chaos-predacons-robotmode.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1|Everyone forgets we can also turn into robots.]]
The Predacons later served directly under [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Galvatron]]. The Predacons appeared in many of Galvatron's schemes in the ensuing year, ranging from oppressing the people of [[Paradron]], {{storylink|Fight or Flee (episode)|Fight or Flee}} to mining [[death crystal]]s on the planet [[Dread (planet)|Dread]], where they got their first rematch with Sky Lynx. Though they proved effective in the planet's jungle environments, and managed to knock Sky Lynx out of the battle, they were unable to stop Kup from commandeering Galvatron's death crystal cannon. {{storylink|Chaos (episode)|Chaos}}.

They also found themselves ensnared in a bizarre dream-fueled world as part of a Quintesson plot, forcing them to cooperate - or at least tolerate - the Autobots trapped there with them. {{storylink|Nightmare Planet}}

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{{storylink|Ghost in the Machine (G1)|Ghost in the Machine}} {{storylink|The Quintesson Journal}}

[[File:Call-of-the-primitives-predacons4.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]
The Predacons were part of a large Decepticon squad fighting Autobots on the Moon, when a voice from space called them away. Abandoning the battle, the Predacons and a variety of other bestial Transformers boarded Trypticon and rocketed off into space to answer the call. Along the way, the Predacons stirred up some trouble and had a brawl with the Dinobots. Arriving on an ancient world, they learned that the [[Primacron|creator]] of [[Unicron]] had unleashed a new all-destroying energy creature... which soon arrived and attacked. Razorclaw ordered the assembled Transformers to split up to evade the creature, but later the Predacons decided it would be better to make a stand instead of running. Merging in to Predaking, they fearlessly faced their foe, but were quickly dispatched. {{storylink|Call of the Primitives}}

The Predacons were among the many Transformers were infected by the [[Hate Plague]] - Headstrong got it from Brawl, and soon spread it to Razorclaw. Later, having formed Predaking, they were moments from destroying the still-healthy Galvatron when they were quickly shooed away by some passing Autobots. {{storylink|The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1}} Back on Earth, the separated Predacons were among a group of infected Transformers who broke into Autobot City and were on the verge of destroying the inert Optimus Prime when the Autobot leader awoke and used the Matrix of Leadership's energies to cure them all. {{storylink|The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2}}

====Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity====
=====''Transformers 2010'' story pages=====
The Predacons were built through cooperation between the Decepticons and the Quintessons. Though they work for the Decepticons, they are commanded by the Quintessons. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010 (story page)|Part 3 and Part 4}}

=====''Legends'' comic=====
The Predacons were created by the [[Quintesson]]s. As this was done without [[Vector Sigma]], the Predacons did not achieve the same intelligence as other [[Transformer]]s. {{storylink|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 3}}

=====''The Headmasters'' cartoon=====
[[File:Hm2 Predacon Cliff.jpg|thumb|left|200px]]
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=====''Zone'' cartoon, manga, and story pages=====
Seeking to create a [[Decepticon Zone]] to counter the [[Micro|Autobot Zone]], [[Emperor of Destruction|Decepticon Emperor]] [[Violengiguar]] gathered together the Nine Great Demon Generals, upgrading them with powerful new armor and weaponry, then sent them forth to conquer planets. The Predacons were among the selected, but only in the form of Predaking. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)|Zone Part 1}} {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (manga)|Zone}} {{storylink|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}

=====''Generations Selects Special Comic''=====
After escaping from their temporal prison to [[Dinobot Island (G1)|Dinobot Island]], the [[Quintesson]]s used the [[Recreator]] to resurrect Predaking in a new and larger form to subdue the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]]. The Dinobots were able to form a counterpart combiner in [[Volcanicus (POTP)|Volcanicus]] and split Predaking into his components. The Predacons fled quickly afterwards. {{storylink|Volcanicus comic 1}}

====''Wings Universe''====
{{Wingsnote}}
Splitting off from the Decepticons in the wake of the [[Pax Cybertronia]], the Predacons formed [[Predacon (BW)|their own faction]], supplementing their forces with Transformers from stasis pods which [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]] pilfered from [[Jhiaxus (G2)|Jhiaxus]]'s secondary laboratory. {{Storylink|A Common Foe}}
{{note|The events of "[[#Dawn of Future's Past|Dawn of Future's Past]]" are also integrated into the ''[[Transformers: Wings Universe|Wings Universe]]''.}}

===Marvel Comics continuity===
{{noteukonly}}
''Summoned to [[Earth]] by [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]] to help him hunt down and destroy an isolated and vulnerable [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]], the Predacons travelled across the [[space bridge]] and (after showing off their skills by doing some target shooting on [[Motormaster (G1)|Motormaster]]) were quickly approved of by their new employer. Before leaving on their mission, however, they were approached by [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Shockwave]], who convinced them to turn on Megatron and destroy him instead. Their attempt at treachery would result in both Megatron and Optimus being transported to Cybertron and believed dead by their respective teams for some time.'' {{storylink|Prey!}}

[[File:Predacons-GoneButNotForgotten.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1.66|Attacking Megatron's so nice we did it twice!]]

Shockwave, who was seeking to rid himself of an addled and insane Megatron (driven mad by the recent death of Optimus Prime), [[Deep space receiving tower|contacted]] the Predacons and hired them to ambush and kill the Decepticon leader. (''It was explained to the Predacons, who were understandably concerned about having to deal with Megatron yet again, that their target had recently lost his memory, and thus would not recall meeting them before, or their subsequent betrayal of him.'') The Predacons eagerly agreed to the mission, seeing it as a possible challenge for their skills, and disguised themselves as Autobots in order to convince Megatron that Optimus Prime was not only still alive, but had been the one who sent them. {{storylink|Gone but Not Forgotten!}}

''Deciding to stay on Earth, the Predacons quickly grew bored with the lack of any real sport there. Their previous encounters with Optimus and Megatron had been so exciting that they had expected to find the planet a little more challenging. While rampaging randomly across the country, they soon encountered the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]], and found them to be worthy opponents. Both teams were closely matched in terms of power, and were strongly devoted to "looking after their own". Furthermore, it was revealed that [[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]] and [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]] were actually old enemies from their days back on Cybertron. As the battle ended, the Predacons looked forward to causing their new rivals no end of trouble in the future.'' {{storylink|Grudge Match!}}

[[File:Predacons-ColdWar.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Do these guys ever attack the Autobots?]]
New Decepticon leader [[Ratbat (G1)|Ratbat]] dispatched the Predacons to raid a chemical storage facility outside of [[Huntsville]], [[Alabama]] for rocket fuel. Having succeeded, they joined Ratbat for an assault on [[Intelligence and Information Institute|I.I.I.]]'s [[Oregon]] headquarters, in order to examine the corpses of the [[Throttlebot]]s, whom Triple-I had recently executed. After making short work of the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team|RAAT]] forces guarding the base, they located the crushed Autobot bodies, only to find that their [[brain module]]s had been removed. Ratbat and the Predacons tracked the brains (which had been transplanted into toy cars) to [[S. Witwicky Auto Repairs & Tow Service|Witwicky Auto Repair]], which they destroyed, and then to a local mall, where they were out manoeuvered and defeated by the "toy soldiers" and their human allies, [[Buster Witwicky (G1)|Buster Witwicky]] and [[Walter Barnett (G1)|Walter Barnett]]. {{storylink|Toy Soldiers!}}

Under Ratbat's command, the Predacons participated in the full-scale attack against the Autobots on the moon, {{storylink|Totaled!}} as well as two major battles in the Arctic, facing both [[Scorponok (G1)|Scorponok's]] Decepticons and later the Autobots who had been lured there in a trap. Shortly after, the Predacons were part of the combined Autobot-Decepticon team to stop the [[Underbase]]-fueled [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]] from destroying [[Tokyo]], but were easily destroyed by him. {{storylink|Dark Star}}

====Earthforce====
{{earthforcefiction}}
Razorclaw and Rampage were on a reconnaissance mission for Shockwave when they found [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Grimlock]], right at the moment he found out he had been the victim of an [[April Fools' Day]] joke. They laughed. That was stupid of them. {{storylink|Snow Fun!}} Grimlock's warning that there were Predacons in the area fresh in his head, [[Skydive (G1 Aerialbot)|Skydive]] assumed that [[Fantasy Predacon|they]] were responsible for the disappearance of [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]]. {{storylink|Mystery!}}

When Megatron and Shockwave attempted to reunite their disparate forces, the Predacons attended the [[Enclave]]. It didn't end harmoniously thanks to the intervention of the Earthforce. {{storylink|The Bad Guy's Ball!}} Later, they attacked the [[Earthbase]] under [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Soundwave]]'s command, but were driven off. {{storylink|Divide and Conquer!}}

===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
[[File:Predacons lost and found.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.4]]
Eons ago, the Predacons were Decepticon warlords who had been banished from Cybertron to the planet [[Beast (planet)|Beest]]. While on the planet, the Predacons' higher functions degraded, causing them to become feral. [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] tracked down the exiled Predacons on Beest and, with the aid of three members of the [[Air Warrior|Aerospace Extermination Squadron]], subdued and rebuilt them, allowing them to combine into the fearsome Predaking. {{storylink|Welcome to the Jungle}}

Their first target was [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s base on Cybertronian [[Wastelands]], where the Predacons drew out and attacked [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]] and [[Blitzwing (G1)|Blitzwing]], killing the latter. Before Shockwave could properly react to this turn of events the Predacons had taken over the base and subdued the rest of his troops. {{storylink|Lost and Found (issue)|Lost and Found}}

Later, Megatron returned to Earth, and entered the ''[[Nemesis (G1)|Nemesis]]'' to punish [[Starscream (G1)|Starscream]] for shooting him in the void of space. {{storylink|War and Peace}} The Predacons were sent to fight Starscream's elite squad, the [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]], while the latter were training on the island of [[Guadalcanal]]. Predaking's firepower forced the Combaticons to combine into [[Bruticus (G1)|Bruticus]], and the warriors significantly damaged each other. However, while Bruticus was strong and determined, Predaking had superior intelligence compared to the slow-witted Combaticon combiner, and he savagely defeated Bruticus, putting him in [[stasis lock]]. {{storylink|The Route of All Evil}}

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===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===
[[File:Predacons art of war.jpg|thumb|upright=1.95]]
Divebomb was among [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s troops as they waited patiently for [[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]]'s force field around [[Teletran 3]] to dissipate. {{storylink|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II issue 2|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II #2}}

Following the defeat of Shockwave, the Predacons were forced to live in the [[Gladiator Zone]], where they created their own territory and were none too pleased with [[Nautilator]] intruding on it. When the [[Seacon (G1)|Seacon]] joined with his comrades to form [[Piranacon (G1)|Piranacon]], the Predacons formed Predaking and fought him. Predaking came out on top, but before he could finish the Seacons off, he was stopped by [[Serpentor|Serpent O.R.]], who told both subgroups that he was the offspring of [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 2|The Art of War #2}}

Joining Serpent O.R.'s new Decepticon army, the Predacons helped capture a group of Autobots and [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joes]] and argued with the [[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcons]] during a meeting. As Predaking, they later attacked an Autobot peace ceremony and took out [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]]. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 3|The Art of War #3}} He spent the rest of the battle hunting down innocent civilians before returning to the Decepticon headquarters, where Divebomb and Rampage failed to notice that their former prisoners were sneaking up on them. Meanwhile, Tantrum and Headstrong were among the Decepticons preparing to defend their base from a major Autobot/G.I. Joe assault. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 4|The Art of War #4}} Alongside several other subgroup leaders, Razorclaw protected Serpent O.R. from a furious Optimus Prime, but was killed when [[Cobra Commander]] took control of Serpent O.R.'s body. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 5|The Art of War #5}}

===Dawn of Future's Past===
[[File:DawnofFuturesPast G1Predacons.jpg|left|upright=0.85|thumb|METAL! \m/]]
After the end of the Great War, the Decepticon army was no more, so Razorclaw formed the [[Predacon (BW)|greater Predacon faction]] to continue the battle against the Autobots. However, the [[Tripredacus Council]] ended Razorclaw's life, or so many believed. {{storylink|Razorclaw (G1)#Timelines|''Timelines'' Razorclaw bio}} By the era of Maximals and Predacons, Divebomb was still active and had recruited several ex-Decepticons for the Predacons.

Some time after the [[Great Transformation]], Razorclaw returned as leader of the original Predacons. They swore revenge against the Maximals. {{storylink|Dawn of Future's Past}}
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===2005 IDW continuity===
[[File:Predacons SL Jazz.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Know that our Cybertronian modes are awesome.]]
Before the war, the Predacons were trained in the arts of combat by [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Kup]]. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}} They soon found their calling in the underground [[Gladiatorial combat|gladiatorial]] pit fights that dominated the Cybertronian underworld; though they quickly climbed the ranks thanks to their fighting techniques, they remained wary of the powerful [[Dinobot (G1)|Dynobots]]. {{storylink|Megatron Origin issue 3|Megatron Origin #3}} Like many gladiators, they joined [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]]'s budding Decepticon faction during the uprising against the [[Senate]]. {{storylink|Megatron Origin issue 4|Megatron Origin #4}}

When Megatron was overthrown by [[Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Scorponok]] early in the war, the Predacons refused to serve a new leader and left Cybertron on a hunting trip, killing native species for sport across many worlds before they ran out of prey and fuel on [[Canis Tor]]. They then turned on each other, but before they could get to cannibalizing their own teammates, [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Starscream]] showed up and let them know Megatron had returned. {{storylink|Primacy issue 2|Primacy #2}} The Predacons rejoined the Decepticon army and participated in an assault on [[Iacon (polity)|Iacon]], where they killed [[Slinger]] and battled the Dynobots. {{storylink|Primacy issue 4|Primacy #4}}

During the war, the Predacons became a Tactical Assault Unit loyal to Megatron. [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Shockwave]] prepared himself for a possible Predacon attack while enacting the [[Regenesis]] project, and was caught off-guard when he was instead attacked by the Dynobots. {{storylink|Spotlight: Shockwave}} At some point, the Predacons attempted to modify themselves into a [[combiner]] team, but failed. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}}

After the Battle of [[Thunderhead Pass]], Razorclaw was involved in a Decepticon scheme to demoralize the Autobots and claim as much of their territory on the planet as possible. [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Soundwave]] used [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]] to subvert the will of [[Beachcomber (G1)|Beachcomber]], forcing the Autobot to make an assassination attempt on [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]], "The Voice" of the Autobot cause. And so, just as the Autobot forces were gathering around their transmitters, waiting for the pre-scheduled broadcast that would never come, Razorclaw caught them off-guard with a massive full-frontal assault on the enemy trenches. Besides his Predacons, he led [[Darkwing (G1)|Darkwing]], [[Dreadwind (G1)|Dreadwind]], [[Needlenose (G1)|Needlenose]], [[Spinister (G1)|Spinister]], and even the mighty [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] himself into battle. Although details are slim, this offensive was apparently a major blow to the Autobot cause. {{storylink|Spotlight: Blaster}}

[[File:IDWongoing11 Predacons.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1| We serve [[China]]..... oh wait, they have no Energon. KILL THEM ALL! ]]
At one point on Cybertron, the Predacons hunted down and killed two squads of Autobots, leaving [[Tracks (G1)|Tracks]] and [[Jazz (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Jazz]] the only survivors. Between the two, they managed to defeat four out of the five Predacons, but Razorclaw got the better of Jazz in a one-on-one battle and was about to execute him when Autobot reinforcements arrived and forced him to back off. {{storylink|Spotlight: Jazz}}

After [[Thunderwing (G1)|Thunderwing]]'s reactivation and subsequent return to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], the Predacons were dispatched to ensure that his defeat was final this time, with Megatron giving Razorclaw explicit instructions: if Cybertron must die, then so be it. Razorclaw started a countdown on an orbital bombardment powerful enough to destroy Cybertron, but stood at the console with his finger on the button, ready to cancel it in the event that Thunderwing was defeated. He remarked that he was hesitant to destroy Cybertron unless it was absolutely necessary, but was willing to do it if it was. During the Autobots' battle with Thunderwing, Razorclaw sent two assault teams under Divebomb and Headstrong to assist the Autobots, but ordered them to retreat when Thunderwing revealed his "ultra-mode". Razorclaw cancelled the countdown with one second remaining after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]] defeated Thunderwing. {{storylink|Stormbringer issue 4|Stormbringer #4}}

Following Megatron's defeat on [[Earth]], Starscream took leadership but feared that Razorclaw would challenge him. {{storylink|Uneasy Lies the Head}} This did not happen, as two years later, Razorclaw was overseeing the hundreds of Decepticons gathered on a desolate planetoid somewhere, rather enjoying it when they turned to cannibalism. {{storylink|All His Engines}} The other four Predacons were left behind on Earth, where they formed an alliance with the [[China|Chinese]] government to defend their nation in exchange for [[energon]]. {{storylink|International Incident Part 3: "Hawk Among the Sparrows"|Hawk Among the Sparrows}} Led by Rampage, they clashed with the Autobots (allied with [[Skywatch]]) and [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]] (allied with [[North Korea]]), but ultimately the Chinese energon factories were destroyed, and the Predacons saw no need to stick around any further. {{storylink|International Incident Part 4: "All My Sins Remembered"|All My Sins Remembered}} As for Razorclaw, he tried to defend the Decepticon base from [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Hot Rod]] only to fall victim to a [[cerebro-shell]] and forced to turn on Starscream. {{storylink|Heart Like a Wheel}}

[[File:TheIronKlaw-Predacons.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.2|Disco inferno!]]
After the war against [[D-Void]], the Predacons were reunited on Cybertron, where they were imprisoned by the Autobots and fitted with [[Inhibitor/deterrence chip|I/D chips]]. {{storylink|The Autonomy Lesson (issue)|The Autonomy Lesson}} Like most Decepticons, they went on a riot when Megatron returned. {{storylink|City on Fire}} They were among the disenfranchised Decepticons on Cybertron who joined up with [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Galvatron]] when he took leadership of the faction and swore to conquer Earth. However, Galvatron's troops were defeated in [[Shanghai]] in a three way war between them, the Autobots and the Chinese military. {{storylink|All Hail Optimus Part 1: Once Upon a Time on Earth|Once Upon a Time on Earth}}

Remaining on Earth, the Predacons fell into the employ of the villainous human "[[Iron Klaw]]", who used [[Merklynn|Garrison Kreiger]]'s technology to forcibly brainwash them into loyal soldiers. He also improved on their botched combiner technology, allowing them to form Predaking. As Predaking, they were deployed to defend Iron Klaw's castle from an infiltration by Kup, [[Ayana Jones|Mayday]], and [[Action Man]], but separated when [[Snake-Eyes|Snake Eyes]] smashed the machinery keeping them brainwashed. While the team was left confused, Razorclaw attempted to take revenge by killing any nearby humans and was in turn shot in the head by Kup. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}}

Despite this seeming setback, the Predacons, including Razorclaw, returned to duty during [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth, forming Predaking to defend [[Venice]] from [[Maximal]] invasion. {{storylink|Ceremony}}
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==Games==
===''Transformers Roleplaying Game''===
The Predacons were a team of elite trackers and hunters who preferred to stay in their [[beast mode]]s. {{storylink|Decepticon Directive}}

==Toys==
===''The Transformers''===
[[File:G1 Predaking toy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|It's called "Animal Planet" 'cause WE took it over!]]
*'''Predaking''' ([[1986]], [[2004]])
**[[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]]
**[[Headstrong (G1)|Headstrong]]
**[[Rampage (G1)|Rampage]]
**[[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]]
**[[Tantrum (G1)|Tantrum]]

:The Predacons were sold boxed in 1986 and 1987. They are by far the largest combining team of the G1 toyline, as all five members are the same comparatively large size. They share a unified color scheme of red, orange, yellow, gray and black. Each transforms from a robot armed with a sword and handgun to a chunky mechanical animal; the five toys combine together to form [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]]. Some of Predaking's add-on kibble is used by his individual components as weaponry.

:In late 2004, the Predaking [[giftset]] was reissued in Japan to much rejoicing of people who could not afford the after market prices on a vintage piece. This reissue used metal parts, and the pieces that were originally soft plastic were now hard plastic.

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[[File:G1-toy Gnaw.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|A Predacon. ''Suuurrrrrrrrre.'']]
*'''Gnaw''' (Decepticon, 1986)

:For ''some'' reason, [[Gnaw (G1)#The Transformers|Gnaw]] was considered an Animatron in Japan. This toy was not available as part of the normal retail assortment, despite its semi-prominent fictional appearance. At first, it was a promotional item as part of a ''[[Beastformers]]'' giveaway. It was later made available in limited quantities, seemingly in U.S. packaging, as a mail-away during 1988's ''[[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (franchise)|Super-God Masterforce]]'' series.
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===''Universe'' (2008)===
[[File:TF-Universe-2008-Razorclaw.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Special Team Leaders''' (Legends of Cybertron, [[2008]])
**'''Razorclaw'''

:[[Razorclaw (G1)#Universe .282008.29|Razorclaw]] is a [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends of Cybertron]] [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Leobreaker]] toy, transforming into a robotic lion. This mold was also used to make ''[[Transformers: Classics|Classics]]'' [[Lio Convoy|Leo Prime]].
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===''Timelines''===
[[File:Timelinestoy-RazorclawWoH.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2]]
*'''Razorclaw''' (BotCon attendee figure, [[2009]])

:[[Razorclaw (G1)#Timelines|Razorclaw]] is a [[retool]] and [[redeco]] of ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Leobreaker]], featuring a new head. Razorclaw transforms into a mechanical lion. Each forelimb/arm has a Cyber-Key-released spring-loaded claw, and his tail becomes a blade-whip for robot mode. He can also transform into a massive clawed arm that can attach to the Leader-class ''Cybertron'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#CybSuper1|Optimus Prime]] and [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#CybSuper1|Megatron]] toys. Razorclaw came with a translucent [[Cyber Planet Key|Golden Disk Key]].

:The original version of this mold was also used to make [[Nemesis Breaker]] and was separately retooled into ''Universe'' [[Lio Convoy|Leo Prime]].

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===''Transformers'' (2010)===
[[File:Predaking-2010-reissue.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Gift set, [[2010]]/[[2017]])

:Released on [[November 27]], 2010 as part of [[TakaraTomy]]'s ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)#TakaraTomy Welcome to Transformers 2010 campaign|Welcome to Transformers 2010]]'' line, Predaking featured significant differences from the previous releases. His yellow plastic was replaced with gold plastic, most of which was painted over gold. The orange, red, black, and gray plastic was replaced with metallic fleck equivalents. Nearly every [[sticker]] has been redesigned from the original, and an optional label sheet to be applied to the robot, beast, and combined mode eyes has been included.
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===''Kre-O''===
[[File:Kre-O-Micro-Changers-Combiner-G1-Predaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Micro-Changer Combiner, [[2013]])
**''Set number'': '''A2227'''
**''Pieces'': '''79'''

:One of the first [[Kreon]] [[Micro-Changer]] combiner sets. The four component Kreons, [[Razorclaw (G1)#Kre-O|Razorclaw]], [[Headstrong (G1)#Kre-O|Headlock]], [[Tantrum (G1)#Kre-O|Torox]], and [[Divebomb (G1)#Kre-O|Divebomb]], can be rebuilt into their alternate modes. They can also be rebuilt into Predaking by taking them apart and combining their pieces.

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[[File:KreO-Toy RampageKreon.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Decepticon Rampage''' (Kreon Micro-Changer, 2013)
**''Collection'': '''1'''
**''Bag number'': '''22851 45'''
**''Accessories'': Logo brick, 2 small pistols, blade

: Part of the first normal wave of [[Micro-Changer]] [[Kreon]]s, Rampage is a [[blindpacking|blindpacked]]-bagged mini-figure, though a stamped ID number can be found on the back of the bag, top-right corner. He comes with extra parts to convert him into a tiger (we guess), including a new generic beast-like head piece.
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===''Platinum Edition''===
[[File:Platinum-Edition-Predaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Gift set, [[2014]])

:This reissue of [[Predaking (G1)#Platinum Edition|Predaking]] is similar to the 2010 release, complete with die-cast metal parts and the five sheets of labels from the 2010 release. Different this time, though, is Predaking's sword being reused from Beast Hunters Voyager Class Optimus Prime's Star Saber.
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===''Power of the Primes''===
[[File:POTP-Titan-Predaking-set.jpg|thumb|upright=1.7| We have come to slay [[Predaking (Prime)|a dragon...]] and your cash. ]]
*'''Predaking''' (Titan Class, [[2018]])
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''PP-31'''
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] and [[Lynsey Urban]] (Hasbro)|[[Robby Musso]] (concept artist)}}

:''[[Power of the Primes (toyline)|Power of the Primes]]'' Predaking is a Titan Class Combiner set comprising five Voyager-sized figures: [[Razorclaw (G1)#Generations|Razorclaw]], [[Tantrum (G1)#Generations|Torox]] (a renamed Tantrum due to trademark availability issues), [[Rampage (G1)#Generations|Rampage]], [[Headstrong (G1)#Generations|Headstrong]], and [[Divebomb (G1)#Generations|Divebomb]]. He also comes with the Onyx Matrix, containing [[Onyx Prime#Generations|Onyx Prime]], a [[Prime Master]]. The Matrix can be attached inside Predaking's chest, under Razorclaw's beast head.
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==Merchandise==
===''Forms Robo''===
{{picsneeded|If you're lucky enough to have this, send us a pic. Pretty please?}}
*'''Predaking''' (1987)

:Predaking was also among the ten characters who were rendered as part of the ''[[Forms Robo]]'' line of oversized ''keshigomu'' figures. He came individually packaged in a plastic baggie, and was available in red, yellow, green, or blue. Of the various ''Forms Robo'' figures, Predaking is easily the hardest to find, rarely appearing on the secondary market.
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===''Titanium Series''===
[[File:Titanium Predaking.jpg|upright=1.1|thumb]]
*'''Predaking''' (3" Robot Masters, 2006)

:As part of the ''Titanium'' series 3" line, Predaking is constructed of mostly [[die-cast]] metal and plastic parts, but cannot transform and has very limited articulation. His sculpt and colour scheme is based upon the original G1 toy, but has Rampage and Divebomb occupying each other's positions, like the cartoon and comic model.
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===''Robot Heroes''===
[[File:Robotheroesricochetpredaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Ricochet & Predaking''' (Robot Heroes, [[2009]])

:''[[Robot Heroes (toyline)|Robot Heroes]]'' Predaking is a small, [[super deformed]] and absolutely adorable figurine with articulated shoulders. He was only available in a two-pack with [[Ricochet (Headmasters)|Ricochet]]. While the United States release of this two-pack was been cancelled, it has been found in other markets such as Singapore, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Germany.
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==Notes==
*The Predacons appear to be based on the [[Anibot]]s, a group of five Autobots who appeared in an early version of the script for the [[The Transformers: The Movie|1986 movie]]. These Anibots had the same animal modes as the Predacons (with the minor difference of a leopard instead of a tiger), and would also have combined into a larger robot, albeit a robot ''dragon''. Based on early internal [[character model|model sheets]] that were offered on [[eBay]] in 2016, it would appear that they had their faction changed first, briefly going by the interim name "Ani''cons''", before being given their final team name.<ref name="modelsheets">[http://www.allspark.com/forums/topic/93711-more-unseen-tftm-designs-plus-some-early-colors-and-some-show-design/?p=3191211 Early model sheets] at The Allspark.</ref>
*According to the 1986 vendor catalog, the gold plastic swords were originally intended to be [[:File:1986protopredacons.jpg|gold chromed]].
*In Japanese media, [[Gnaw (G1)|Gnaw]] is labeled an Animatron.
*Unlike the situation with the "[[Dinobot (G1)|dinosaur]]" [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]], there tends to be little fandom discussion that [[Headstrong (G1)|two]] [[Tantrum (G1)|members]] of this team do not have '''preda'''tory animals as alternate modes.

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Animatron''' (アニマトロン ''Animatoron'')
*''Mandarin:'' '''Lüèshí Jīngāng''' (Taiwan, 掠食金剛, "Predator Vajra"), '''Jù Zhēngníng''' (China, 巨狰狞, "Giant Malevolent")
*''Russian:'' '''Vredikon''' (Вредикон, "Hurtcon")

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Beast Wars subgroups]]
[[Category:Combiner teams]]
[[Category:Decepticon subgroups]]
[[Category:Generation 1 subgroups]]
[[Category:Generation 1 Predacons| Predacon (G1)]]
[[Category:Generations Selects Quintessons]]
[[Category:IDW (2005) subgroups]]
[[Category:Predacons| Predacon (G1)]]
[[Category:Wings Universe subgroups]]

Predacon (G1)

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Archforce: adding Inferno per Earth Wars

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:''The Predacons are a [[Decepticon]] [[subgroup]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

[[File:TFSummerSpecial cover.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Know that there are only five Predacons, and that they all share an awesome color scheme!]]
The '''Predacons''' are a subgroup of Decepticons who transform into powerful, savage animals.

The subgroup is composed of:

*The ever-patient [[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]] (leader)
*The cheerful [[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]]
*The stubborn [[Headstrong (G1)|Headstrong]]
*The easily distracted [[Rampage (G1)|Rampage]]
*The wrathful [[Tantrum (G1)|Tantrum]]

They combine to form the deadly [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]].

The group also may include:
*The voracious [[Gnaw (G1)|Gnaw]]
*The fanatical [[Inferno (BW)|Inferno]]

They are also the namesake of ''[[Predacon (BW)|these]]'' Predacons.

==Fiction==
===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
[[File:FFOD5 Predacons.JPG|thumb|upright=1.4]]
At the behest of the [[Quintesson]]s, nominally allied with the Decepticons, the Predacons were sent to Jupiter's moon [[Io]] to retrieve [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]]'s [[Transformation cog|Transformation Cog]] from [[Blurr (G1)|Blurr]], [[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]], and [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]]. Oddly, despite being constantly touted as the most fearsome and vicious warriors in the galaxy, the Predacons were beaten off fairly easily by this small band of Autobots, unable even harm their human ally [[Marissa Faireborn]]. The terrifying [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]] proved a bit more of a challenge, but was soon dispatched by Sky Lynx. The separated Predacons fell back in disarray as the Autobots made their escape. {{storylink|Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5}}

[[File:Chaos-predacons-robotmode.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1|Everyone forgets we can also turn into robots.]]
The Predacons later served directly under [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Galvatron]]. The Predacons appeared in many of Galvatron's schemes in the ensuing year, ranging from oppressing the people of [[Paradron]], {{storylink|Fight or Flee (episode)|Fight or Flee}} to mining [[death crystal]]s on the planet [[Dread (planet)|Dread]], where they got their first rematch with Sky Lynx. Though they proved effective in the planet's jungle environments, and managed to knock Sky Lynx out of the battle, they were unable to stop Kup from commandeering Galvatron's death crystal cannon. {{storylink|Chaos (episode)|Chaos}}.

They also found themselves ensnared in a bizarre dream-fueled world as part of a Quintesson plot, forcing them to cooperate - or at least tolerate - the Autobots trapped there with them. {{storylink|Nightmare Planet}}

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{{storylink|Ghost in the Machine (G1)|Ghost in the Machine}} {{storylink|The Quintesson Journal}}

[[File:Call-of-the-primitives-predacons4.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]
The Predacons were part of a large Decepticon squad fighting Autobots on the Moon, when a voice from space called them away. Abandoning the battle, the Predacons and a variety of other bestial Transformers boarded Trypticon and rocketed off into space to answer the call. Along the way, the Predacons stirred up some trouble and had a brawl with the Dinobots. Arriving on an ancient world, they learned that the [[Primacron|creator]] of [[Unicron]] had unleashed a new all-destroying energy creature... which soon arrived and attacked. Razorclaw ordered the assembled Transformers to split up to evade the creature, but later the Predacons decided it would be better to make a stand instead of running. Merging in to Predaking, they fearlessly faced their foe, but were quickly dispatched. {{storylink|Call of the Primitives}}

The Predacons were among the many Transformers were infected by the [[Hate Plague]] - Headstrong got it from Brawl, and soon spread it to Razorclaw. Later, having formed Predaking, they were moments from destroying the still-healthy Galvatron when they were quickly shooed away by some passing Autobots. {{storylink|The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1}} Back on Earth, the separated Predacons were among a group of infected Transformers who broke into Autobot City and were on the verge of destroying the inert Optimus Prime when the Autobot leader awoke and used the Matrix of Leadership's energies to cure them all. {{storylink|The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2}}

====Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity====
=====''Transformers 2010'' story pages=====
The Predacons were built through cooperation between the Decepticons and the Quintessons. Though they work for the Decepticons, they are commanded by the Quintessons. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010 (story page)|Part 3 and Part 4}}

=====''Legends'' comic=====
The Predacons were created by the [[Quintesson]]s. As this was done without [[Vector Sigma]], the Predacons did not achieve the same intelligence as other [[Transformer]]s. {{storylink|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 3}}

=====''The Headmasters'' cartoon=====
[[File:Hm2 Predacon Cliff.jpg|thumb|left|200px]]
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=====''Zone'' cartoon, manga, and story pages=====
Seeking to create a [[Decepticon Zone]] to counter the [[Micro|Autobot Zone]], [[Emperor of Destruction|Decepticon Emperor]] [[Violengiguar]] gathered together the Nine Great Demon Generals, upgrading them with powerful new armor and weaponry, then sent them forth to conquer planets. The Predacons were among the selected, but only in the form of Predaking. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)|Zone Part 1}} {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (manga)|Zone}} {{storylink|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}

=====''Generations Selects Special Comic''=====
After escaping from their temporal prison to [[Dinobot Island (G1)|Dinobot Island]], the [[Quintesson]]s used the [[Recreator]] to resurrect Predaking in a new and larger form to subdue the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]]. The Dinobots were able to form a counterpart combiner in [[Volcanicus (POTP)|Volcanicus]] and split Predaking into his components. The Predacons fled quickly afterwards. {{storylink|Volcanicus comic 1}}

====''Wings Universe''====
{{Wingsnote}}
Splitting off from the Decepticons in the wake of the [[Pax Cybertronia]], the Predacons formed [[Predacon (BW)|their own faction]], supplementing their forces with Transformers from stasis pods which [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]] pilfered from [[Jhiaxus (G2)|Jhiaxus]]'s secondary laboratory. {{Storylink|A Common Foe}}
{{note|The events of "[[#Dawn of Future's Past|Dawn of Future's Past]]" are also integrated into the ''[[Transformers: Wings Universe|Wings Universe]]''.}}

===Marvel Comics continuity===
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''Summoned to [[Earth]] by [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]] to help him hunt down and destroy an isolated and vulnerable [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]], the Predacons travelled across the [[space bridge]] and (after showing off their skills by doing some target shooting on [[Motormaster (G1)|Motormaster]]) were quickly approved of by their new employer. Before leaving on their mission, however, they were approached by [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Shockwave]], who convinced them to turn on Megatron and destroy him instead. Their attempt at treachery would result in both Megatron and Optimus being transported to Cybertron and believed dead by their respective teams for some time.'' {{storylink|Prey!}}

[[File:Predacons-GoneButNotForgotten.jpg|left|thumb|upright=1.66|Attacking Megatron's so nice we did it twice!]]

Shockwave, who was seeking to rid himself of an addled and insane Megatron (driven mad by the recent death of Optimus Prime), [[Deep space receiving tower|contacted]] the Predacons and hired them to ambush and kill the Decepticon leader. (''It was explained to the Predacons, who were understandably concerned about having to deal with Megatron yet again, that their target had recently lost his memory, and thus would not recall meeting them before, or their subsequent betrayal of him.'') The Predacons eagerly agreed to the mission, seeing it as a possible challenge for their skills, and disguised themselves as Autobots in order to convince Megatron that Optimus Prime was not only still alive, but had been the one who sent them. {{storylink|Gone but Not Forgotten!}}

''Deciding to stay on Earth, the Predacons quickly grew bored with the lack of any real sport there. Their previous encounters with Optimus and Megatron had been so exciting that they had expected to find the planet a little more challenging. While rampaging randomly across the country, they soon encountered the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]], and found them to be worthy opponents. Both teams were closely matched in terms of power, and were strongly devoted to "looking after their own". Furthermore, it was revealed that [[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]] and [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]] were actually old enemies from their days back on Cybertron. As the battle ended, the Predacons looked forward to causing their new rivals no end of trouble in the future.'' {{storylink|Grudge Match!}}

[[File:Predacons-ColdWar.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Do these guys ever attack the Autobots?]]
New Decepticon leader [[Ratbat (G1)|Ratbat]] dispatched the Predacons to raid a chemical storage facility outside of [[Huntsville]], [[Alabama]] for rocket fuel. Having succeeded, they joined Ratbat for an assault on [[Intelligence and Information Institute|I.I.I.]]'s [[Oregon]] headquarters, in order to examine the corpses of the [[Throttlebot]]s, whom Triple-I had recently executed. After making short work of the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team|RAAT]] forces guarding the base, they located the crushed Autobot bodies, only to find that their [[brain module]]s had been removed. Ratbat and the Predacons tracked the brains (which had been transplanted into toy cars) to [[S. Witwicky Auto Repairs & Tow Service|Witwicky Auto Repair]], which they destroyed, and then to a local mall, where they were out manoeuvered and defeated by the "toy soldiers" and their human allies, [[Buster Witwicky (G1)|Buster Witwicky]] and [[Walter Barnett (G1)|Walter Barnett]]. {{storylink|Toy Soldiers!}}

Under Ratbat's command, the Predacons participated in the full-scale attack against the Autobots on the moon, {{storylink|Totaled!}} as well as two major battles in the Arctic, facing both [[Scorponok (G1)|Scorponok's]] Decepticons and later the Autobots who had been lured there in a trap. Shortly after, the Predacons were part of the combined Autobot-Decepticon team to stop the [[Underbase]]-fueled [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]] from destroying [[Tokyo]], but were easily destroyed by him. {{storylink|Dark Star}}

====Earthforce====
{{earthforcefiction}}
Razorclaw and Rampage were on a reconnaissance mission for Shockwave when they found [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Grimlock]], right at the moment he found out he had been the victim of an [[April Fools' Day]] joke. They laughed. That was stupid of them. {{storylink|Snow Fun!}} Grimlock's warning that there were Predacons in the area fresh in his head, [[Skydive (G1 Aerialbot)|Skydive]] assumed that [[Fantasy Predacon|they]] were responsible for the disappearance of [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]]. {{storylink|Mystery!}}

When Megatron and Shockwave attempted to reunite their disparate forces, the Predacons attended the [[Enclave]]. It didn't end harmoniously thanks to the intervention of the Earthforce. {{storylink|The Bad Guy's Ball!}} Later, they attacked the [[Earthbase]] under [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Soundwave]]'s command, but were driven off. {{storylink|Divide and Conquer!}}

===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
[[File:Predacons lost and found.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.4]]
Eons ago, the Predacons were Decepticon warlords who had been banished from Cybertron to the planet [[Beast (planet)|Beest]]. While on the planet, the Predacons' higher functions degraded, causing them to become feral. [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] tracked down the exiled Predacons on Beest and, with the aid of three members of the [[Air Warrior|Aerospace Extermination Squadron]], subdued and rebuilt them, allowing them to combine into the fearsome Predaking. {{storylink|Welcome to the Jungle}}

Their first target was [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s base on Cybertronian [[Wastelands]], where the Predacons drew out and attacked [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]] and [[Blitzwing (G1)|Blitzwing]], killing the latter. Before Shockwave could properly react to this turn of events the Predacons had taken over the base and subdued the rest of his troops. {{storylink|Lost and Found (issue)|Lost and Found}}

Later, Megatron returned to Earth, and entered the ''[[Nemesis (G1)|Nemesis]]'' to punish [[Starscream (G1)|Starscream]] for shooting him in the void of space. {{storylink|War and Peace}} The Predacons were sent to fight Starscream's elite squad, the [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]], while the latter were training on the island of [[Guadalcanal]]. Predaking's firepower forced the Combaticons to combine into [[Bruticus (G1)|Bruticus]], and the warriors significantly damaged each other. However, while Bruticus was strong and determined, Predaking had superior intelligence compared to the slow-witted Combaticon combiner, and he savagely defeated Bruticus, putting him in [[stasis lock]]. {{storylink|The Route of All Evil}}

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===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===
[[File:Predacons art of war.jpg|thumb|upright=1.95]]
Divebomb was among [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s troops as they waited patiently for [[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]]'s force field around [[Teletran 3]] to dissipate. {{storylink|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II issue 2|G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II #2}}

Following the defeat of Shockwave, the Predacons were forced to live in the [[Gladiator Zone]], where they created their own territory and were none too pleased with [[Nautilator]] intruding on it. When the [[Seacon (G1)|Seacon]] joined with his comrades to form [[Piranacon (G1)|Piranacon]], the Predacons formed Predaking and fought him. Predaking came out on top, but before he could finish the Seacons off, he was stopped by [[Serpentor|Serpent O.R.]], who told both subgroups that he was the offspring of [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 2|The Art of War #2}}

Joining Serpent O.R.'s new Decepticon army, the Predacons helped capture a group of Autobots and [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joes]] and argued with the [[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcons]] during a meeting. As Predaking, they later attacked an Autobot peace ceremony and took out [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]]. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 3|The Art of War #3}} He spent the rest of the battle hunting down innocent civilians before returning to the Decepticon headquarters, where Divebomb and Rampage failed to notice that their former prisoners were sneaking up on them. Meanwhile, Tantrum and Headstrong were among the Decepticons preparing to defend their base from a major Autobot/G.I. Joe assault. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 4|The Art of War #4}} Alongside several other subgroup leaders, Razorclaw protected Serpent O.R. from a furious Optimus Prime, but was killed when [[Cobra Commander]] took control of Serpent O.R.'s body. {{storylink|The Art of War issue 5|The Art of War #5}}

===Dawn of Future's Past===
[[File:DawnofFuturesPast G1Predacons.jpg|left|upright=0.85|thumb|METAL! \m/]]
After the end of the Great War, the Decepticon army was no more, so Razorclaw formed the [[Predacon (BW)|greater Predacon faction]] to continue the battle against the Autobots. However, the [[Tripredacus Council]] ended Razorclaw's life, or so many believed. {{storylink|Razorclaw (G1)#Timelines|''Timelines'' Razorclaw bio}} By the era of Maximals and Predacons, Divebomb was still active and had recruited several ex-Decepticons for the Predacons.

Some time after the [[Great Transformation]], Razorclaw returned as leader of the original Predacons. They swore revenge against the Maximals. {{storylink|Dawn of Future's Past}}
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===2005 IDW continuity===
[[File:Predacons SL Jazz.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Know that our Cybertronian modes are awesome.]]
Before the war, the Predacons were trained in the arts of combat by [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Kup]]. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}} They soon found their calling in the underground [[Gladiatorial combat|gladiatorial]] pit fights that dominated the Cybertronian underworld; though they quickly climbed the ranks thanks to their fighting techniques, they remained wary of the powerful [[Dinobot (G1)|Dynobots]]. {{storylink|Megatron Origin issue 3|Megatron Origin #3}} Like many gladiators, they joined [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]]'s budding Decepticon faction during the uprising against the [[Senate]]. {{storylink|Megatron Origin issue 4|Megatron Origin #4}}

When Megatron was overthrown by [[Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Scorponok]] early in the war, the Predacons refused to serve a new leader and left Cybertron on a hunting trip, killing native species for sport across many worlds before they ran out of prey and fuel on [[Canis Tor]]. They then turned on each other, but before they could get to cannibalizing their own teammates, [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Starscream]] showed up and let them know Megatron had returned. {{storylink|Primacy issue 2|Primacy #2}} The Predacons rejoined the Decepticon army and participated in an assault on [[Iacon (polity)|Iacon]], where they killed [[Slinger]] and battled the Dynobots. {{storylink|Primacy issue 4|Primacy #4}}

During the war, the Predacons became a Tactical Assault Unit loyal to Megatron. [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Shockwave]] prepared himself for a possible Predacon attack while enacting the [[Regenesis]] project, and was caught off-guard when he was instead attacked by the Dynobots. {{storylink|Spotlight: Shockwave}} At some point, the Predacons attempted to modify themselves into a [[combiner]] team, but failed. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}}

After the Battle of [[Thunderhead Pass]], Razorclaw was involved in a Decepticon scheme to demoralize the Autobots and claim as much of their territory on the planet as possible. [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Soundwave]] used [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]] to subvert the will of [[Beachcomber (G1)|Beachcomber]], forcing the Autobot to make an assassination attempt on [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]], "The Voice" of the Autobot cause. And so, just as the Autobot forces were gathering around their transmitters, waiting for the pre-scheduled broadcast that would never come, Razorclaw caught them off-guard with a massive full-frontal assault on the enemy trenches. Besides his Predacons, he led [[Darkwing (G1)|Darkwing]], [[Dreadwind (G1)|Dreadwind]], [[Needlenose (G1)|Needlenose]], [[Spinister (G1)|Spinister]], and even the mighty [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] himself into battle. Although details are slim, this offensive was apparently a major blow to the Autobot cause. {{storylink|Spotlight: Blaster}}

[[File:IDWongoing11 Predacons.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1| We serve [[China]]..... oh wait, they have no Energon. KILL THEM ALL! ]]
At one point on Cybertron, the Predacons hunted down and killed two squads of Autobots, leaving [[Tracks (G1)|Tracks]] and [[Jazz (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Jazz]] the only survivors. Between the two, they managed to defeat four out of the five Predacons, but Razorclaw got the better of Jazz in a one-on-one battle and was about to execute him when Autobot reinforcements arrived and forced him to back off. {{storylink|Spotlight: Jazz}}

After [[Thunderwing (G1)|Thunderwing]]'s reactivation and subsequent return to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], the Predacons were dispatched to ensure that his defeat was final this time, with Megatron giving Razorclaw explicit instructions: if Cybertron must die, then so be it. Razorclaw started a countdown on an orbital bombardment powerful enough to destroy Cybertron, but stood at the console with his finger on the button, ready to cancel it in the event that Thunderwing was defeated. He remarked that he was hesitant to destroy Cybertron unless it was absolutely necessary, but was willing to do it if it was. During the Autobots' battle with Thunderwing, Razorclaw sent two assault teams under Divebomb and Headstrong to assist the Autobots, but ordered them to retreat when Thunderwing revealed his "ultra-mode". Razorclaw cancelled the countdown with one second remaining after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]] defeated Thunderwing. {{storylink|Stormbringer issue 4|Stormbringer #4}}

Following Megatron's defeat on [[Earth]], Starscream took leadership but feared that Razorclaw would challenge him. {{storylink|Uneasy Lies the Head}} This did not happen, as two years later, Razorclaw was overseeing the hundreds of Decepticons gathered on a desolate planetoid somewhere, rather enjoying it when they turned to cannibalism. {{storylink|All His Engines}} The other four Predacons were left behind on Earth, where they formed an alliance with the [[China|Chinese]] government to defend their nation in exchange for [[energon]]. {{storylink|International Incident Part 3: "Hawk Among the Sparrows"|Hawk Among the Sparrows}} Led by Rampage, they clashed with the Autobots (allied with [[Skywatch]]) and [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]] (allied with [[North Korea]]), but ultimately the Chinese energon factories were destroyed, and the Predacons saw no need to stick around any further. {{storylink|International Incident Part 4: "All My Sins Remembered"|All My Sins Remembered}} As for Razorclaw, he tried to defend the Decepticon base from [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Hot Rod]] only to fall victim to a [[cerebro-shell]] and forced to turn on Starscream. {{storylink|Heart Like a Wheel}}

[[File:TheIronKlaw-Predacons.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.2|Disco inferno!]]
After the war against [[D-Void]], the Predacons were reunited on Cybertron, where they were imprisoned by the Autobots and fitted with [[Inhibitor/deterrence chip|I/D chips]]. {{storylink|The Autonomy Lesson (issue)|The Autonomy Lesson}} Like most Decepticons, they went on a riot when Megatron returned. {{storylink|City on Fire}} They were among the disenfranchised Decepticons on Cybertron who joined up with [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Galvatron]] when he took leadership of the faction and swore to conquer Earth. However, Galvatron's troops were defeated in [[Shanghai]] in a three way war between them, the Autobots and the Chinese military. {{storylink|All Hail Optimus Part 1: Once Upon a Time on Earth|Once Upon a Time on Earth}}

Remaining on Earth, the Predacons fell into the employ of the villainous human "[[Iron Klaw]]", who used [[Merklynn|Garrison Kreiger]]'s technology to forcibly brainwash them into loyal soldiers. He also improved on their botched combiner technology, allowing them to form Predaking. As Predaking, they were deployed to defend Iron Klaw's castle from an infiltration by Kup, [[Ayana Jones|Mayday]], and [[Action Man]], but separated when [[Snake-Eyes|Snake Eyes]] smashed the machinery keeping them brainwashed. While the team was left confused, Razorclaw attempted to take revenge by killing any nearby humans and was in turn shot in the head by Kup. {{storylink|The Iron Klaw}}

Despite this seeming setback, the Predacons, including Razorclaw, returned to duty during [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth, forming Predaking to defend [[Venice]] from [[Maximal]] invasion. {{storylink|Ceremony}}
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==Games==
===''Transformers Roleplaying Game''===
The Predacons were a team of elite trackers and hunters who preferred to stay in their [[beast mode]]s. {{storylink|Decepticon Directive}}

==Toys==
===''The Transformers''===
[[File:G1 Predaking toy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|It's called "Animal Planet" 'cause WE took it over!]]
*'''Predaking''' ([[1986]], [[2004]])
**[[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]]
**[[Headstrong (G1)|Headstrong]]
**[[Rampage (G1)|Rampage]]
**[[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]]
**[[Tantrum (G1)|Tantrum]]

:The Predacons were sold boxed in 1986 and 1987. They are by far the largest combining team of the G1 toyline, as all five members are the same comparatively large size. They share a unified color scheme of red, orange, yellow, gray and black. Each transforms from a robot armed with a sword and handgun to a chunky mechanical animal; the five toys combine together to form [[Predaking (G1)|Predaking]]. Some of Predaking's add-on kibble is used by his individual components as weaponry.

:In late 2004, the Predaking [[giftset]] was reissued in Japan to much rejoicing of people who could not afford the after market prices on a vintage piece. This reissue used metal parts, and the pieces that were originally soft plastic were now hard plastic.

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[[File:G1-toy Gnaw.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|A Predacon. ''Suuurrrrrrrrre.'']]
*'''Gnaw''' (Decepticon, 1986)

:For ''some'' reason, [[Gnaw (G1)#The Transformers|Gnaw]] was considered an Animatron in Japan. This toy was not available as part of the normal retail assortment, despite its semi-prominent fictional appearance. At first, it was a promotional item as part of a ''[[Beastformers]]'' giveaway. It was later made available in limited quantities, seemingly in U.S. packaging, as a mail-away during 1988's ''[[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (franchise)|Super-God Masterforce]]'' series.
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===''Universe'' (2008)===
[[File:TF-Universe-2008-Razorclaw.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Special Team Leaders''' (Legends of Cybertron, [[2008]])
**'''Razorclaw'''

:[[Razorclaw (G1)#Universe .282008.29|Razorclaw]] is a [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends of Cybertron]] [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Leobreaker]] toy, transforming into a robotic lion. This mold was also used to make ''[[Transformers: Classics|Classics]]'' [[Lio Convoy|Leo Prime]].
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===''Timelines''===
[[File:Timelinestoy-RazorclawWoH.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2]]
*'''Razorclaw''' (BotCon attendee figure, [[2009]])

:[[Razorclaw (G1)#Timelines|Razorclaw]] is a [[retool]] and [[redeco]] of ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' [[Overhaul (Cybertron)|Leobreaker]], featuring a new head. Razorclaw transforms into a mechanical lion. Each forelimb/arm has a Cyber-Key-released spring-loaded claw, and his tail becomes a blade-whip for robot mode. He can also transform into a massive clawed arm that can attach to the Leader-class ''Cybertron'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#CybSuper1|Optimus Prime]] and [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#CybSuper1|Megatron]] toys. Razorclaw came with a translucent [[Cyber Planet Key|Golden Disk Key]].

:The original version of this mold was also used to make [[Nemesis Breaker]] and was separately retooled into ''Universe'' [[Lio Convoy|Leo Prime]].

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===''Transformers'' (2010)===
[[File:Predaking-2010-reissue.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Gift set, [[2010]]/[[2017]])

:Released on [[November 27]], 2010 as part of [[TakaraTomy]]'s ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)#TakaraTomy Welcome to Transformers 2010 campaign|Welcome to Transformers 2010]]'' line, Predaking featured significant differences from the previous releases. His yellow plastic was replaced with gold plastic, most of which was painted over gold. The orange, red, black, and gray plastic was replaced with metallic fleck equivalents. Nearly every [[sticker]] has been redesigned from the original, and an optional label sheet to be applied to the robot, beast, and combined mode eyes has been included.
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===''Kre-O''===
[[File:Kre-O-Micro-Changers-Combiner-G1-Predaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Micro-Changer Combiner, [[2013]])
**''Set number'': '''A2227'''
**''Pieces'': '''79'''

:One of the first [[Kreon]] [[Micro-Changer]] combiner sets. The four component Kreons, [[Razorclaw (G1)#Kre-O|Razorclaw]], [[Headstrong (G1)#Kre-O|Headlock]], [[Tantrum (G1)#Kre-O|Torox]], and [[Divebomb (G1)#Kre-O|Divebomb]], can be rebuilt into their alternate modes. They can also be rebuilt into Predaking by taking them apart and combining their pieces.

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[[File:KreO-Toy RampageKreon.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Decepticon Rampage''' (Kreon Micro-Changer, 2013)
**''Collection'': '''1'''
**''Bag number'': '''22851 45'''
**''Accessories'': Logo brick, 2 small pistols, blade

: Part of the first normal wave of [[Micro-Changer]] [[Kreon]]s, Rampage is a [[blindpacking|blindpacked]]-bagged mini-figure, though a stamped ID number can be found on the back of the bag, top-right corner. He comes with extra parts to convert him into a tiger (we guess), including a new generic beast-like head piece.
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===''Platinum Edition''===
[[File:Platinum-Edition-Predaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Predaking''' (Gift set, [[2014]])

:This reissue of [[Predaking (G1)#Platinum Edition|Predaking]] is similar to the 2010 release, complete with die-cast metal parts and the five sheets of labels from the 2010 release. Different this time, though, is Predaking's sword being reused from Beast Hunters Voyager Class Optimus Prime's Star Saber.
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===''Power of the Primes''===
[[File:POTP-Titan-Predaking-set.jpg|thumb|upright=1.7| We have come to slay [[Predaking (Prime)|a dragon...]] and your cash. ]]
*'''Predaking''' (Titan Class, [[2018]])
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''PP-31'''
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] and [[Lynsey Urban]] (Hasbro)|[[Robby Musso]] (concept artist)}}

:''[[Power of the Primes (toyline)|Power of the Primes]]'' Predaking is a Titan Class Combiner set comprising five Voyager-sized figures: [[Razorclaw (G1)#Generations|Razorclaw]], [[Tantrum (G1)#Generations|Torox]] (a renamed Tantrum due to trademark availability issues), [[Rampage (G1)#Generations|Rampage]], [[Headstrong (G1)#Generations|Headstrong]], and [[Divebomb (G1)#Generations|Divebomb]]. He also comes with the Onyx Matrix, containing [[Onyx Prime#Generations|Onyx Prime]], a [[Prime Master]]. The Matrix can be attached inside Predaking's chest, under Razorclaw's beast head.
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==Merchandise==
===''Forms Robo''===
{{picsneeded|If you're lucky enough to have this, send us a pic. Pretty please?}}
*'''Predaking''' (1987)

:Predaking was also among the ten characters who were rendered as part of the ''[[Forms Robo]]'' line of oversized ''keshigomu'' figures. He came individually packaged in a plastic baggie, and was available in red, yellow, green, or blue. Of the various ''Forms Robo'' figures, Predaking is easily the hardest to find, rarely appearing on the secondary market.
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===''Titanium Series''===
[[File:Titanium Predaking.jpg|upright=1.1|thumb]]
*'''Predaking''' (3" Robot Masters, 2006)

:As part of the ''Titanium'' series 3" line, Predaking is constructed of mostly [[die-cast]] metal and plastic parts, but cannot transform and has very limited articulation. His sculpt and colour scheme is based upon the original G1 toy, but has Rampage and Divebomb occupying each other's positions, like the cartoon and comic model.
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===''Robot Heroes''===
[[File:Robotheroesricochetpredaking.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Ricochet & Predaking''' (Robot Heroes, [[2009]])

:''[[Robot Heroes (toyline)|Robot Heroes]]'' Predaking is a small, [[super deformed]] and absolutely adorable figurine with articulated shoulders. He was only available in a two-pack with [[Ricochet (Headmasters)|Ricochet]]. While the United States release of this two-pack was been cancelled, it has been found in other markets such as Singapore, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Germany.
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==Notes==
*The Predacons appear to be based on the [[Anibot]]s, a group of five Autobots who appeared in an early version of the script for the [[The Transformers: The Movie|1986 movie]]. These Anibots had the same animal modes as the Predacons (with the minor difference of a leopard instead of a tiger), and would also have combined into a larger robot, albeit a robot ''dragon''. Based on early internal [[character model|model sheets]] that were offered on [[eBay]] in 2016, it would appear that they had their faction changed first, briefly going by the interim name "Ani''cons''", before being given their final team name.<ref name="modelsheets">[http://www.allspark.com/forums/topic/93711-more-unseen-tftm-designs-plus-some-early-colors-and-some-show-design/?p=3191211 Early model sheets] at The Allspark.</ref>
*According to the 1986 vendor catalog, the gold plastic swords were originally intended to be [[:File:1986protopredacons.jpg|gold chromed]].
*In Japanese media, [[Gnaw (G1)|Gnaw]] is labeled an Animatron.
*Unlike the situation with the "[[Dinobot (G1)|dinosaur]]" [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]], there tends to be little fandom discussion that [[Headstrong (G1)|two]] [[Tantrum (G1)|members]] of this team do not have '''preda'''tory animals as alternate modes.

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Animatron''' (アニマトロン ''Animatoron'')
*''Mandarin:'' '''Lüèshí Jīngāng''' (Taiwan, 掠食金剛, "Predator Vajra"), '''Jù Zhēngníng''' (China, 巨狰狞, "Giant Malevolent")
*''Russian:'' '''Vredikon''' (Вредикон, "Hurtcon")

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Beast Wars subgroups]]
[[Category:Combiner teams]]
[[Category:Decepticon subgroups]]
[[Category:Generation 1 subgroups]]
[[Category:Generation 1 Predacons| Predacon (G1)]]
[[Category:Generations Selects Quintessons]]
[[Category:IDW (2005) subgroups]]
[[Category:Predacons| Predacon (G1)]]
[[Category:Wings Universe subgroups]]

Inferno (BW)

2024-01-05T21:13:26Z

Archforce: Thanks to Earth Wars, Inferno has officially joined up with the G1 Predacon team.

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:''Inferno is a [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

[[File:BWUniverseInfernoModel.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Burninating the countryside, burninating the Maximals, burninating all the Autobots and their crashed old SPACESHIIIIIIIPS! CRASHED OLD SPACESHIIIIIPS!]]
'''Inferno''' wholeheartedly believes that he is an ant and that [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]] is his queen. Unlike many Predacons, he has no personal ambitions or future plans; everything he does is for the good of the colony and his queen. Luckily for Inferno, many of the tasks his queen assigns him involve burning things—and he ''likes'' burning things.

Keeping with his ant mentality, Inferno has absolutely no regard for his own personal safety whatsoever. He is fanatically loyal to Megatron, and as such will use his heavy firepower and incredible strength full-on and take any task given of him, no matter how suicidal. And he'll do it laughing maniacally the entire time, for the glory of the colony.

{{bigquote|Ahahahahahahahahaha! [[Quickstrike (BW)|FOOL]]! Pain is my friend—allow me to introduce YOU to it!|Inferno|"[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]"}}

==Fiction==
===Toy bios===
Despite the appearance of slowness, Inferno's abdomen could split to reveal hyper-drive ion thrusters that let him race up to any Maximal and devastate them! Among his armament if he couldn't catch up to his opponent were a missile launcher and pinching mandibles. {{storylink|#Beast Wars|Inferno bio}}

With the [[Transmetal|Metals]] power up, Inferno became even more berserk! Could anybody stop this maniac? {{storylink|#Metals|Metals Inferno bio}}

===''Beast Wars'' cartoon continuity===
====''Beast Wars'' cartoon====
{{voiceactor|[[Jim Byrnes]] (English), [[Shinichirō Miki]] (Japanese)|[[Alexandr Novikov]] (Russian, 1st dub), [[Mikhail Tihonov]] (Russian, 2nd dub), [[Fang Shuqiao]] (Chinese), [[Sérgio Moreno]] (Portuguese), [[Thomas Schüler]] (German), [[Giorgio Bonino]] (Italian), [[César Árias]] (Latin American Spanish, 1st voice), [[Ricardo Mendoza]] (Latin American Spanish, 2nd voice),[[Daniel Dicenta]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Michel Vigné]] (French, except ''Spider's Game'')}}

[[File:Spider's Game Inferno pod.jpg|thumb|left|250px|AHHH! THEM! THEM! THEM!]]

When a [[stasis pod]] landed on prehistoric [[Earth]], [[Tarantulas (BW)|Tarantulas]] and [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackarachnia]] immediately set out to claim the [[protoform]] inside as their own, intending to create another spider-bot using a Predacon [[shell program]]. In the midst of the procedure, however, the stasis pod's [[DNA scanner]] had already activated and selected an appropriate [[beast mode]] - a fire ant from a nearby anthill. The beast mode instincts completely overwhelmed the newborn Inferno's logic circuits, causing him to become wholly convinced that he was an actual fire ant and that his stasis pod was his "colony". [[Airazor (BW)|Airazor]] arrived at the scene and was immediately attacked by Inferno and Blackarachnia. During the fight, Tarantulas escaped with the stasis pod, which was his real goal, and an enraged Inferno followed. Pursuing the Predacons, [[Tigatron]] was able to destroy the stasis pod before Tarantulas was able to get it to his lab. This act put Inferno completely over the edge, and he went even crazier (if possible). Before he could finish Tigatron off, however, [[Optimus Primal (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Optimus Primal]] and [[Airazor (BW)|Airazor]] showed up and blew him to bits.

[[File:Spider's Game Inferno Tigatron.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Fire beats wood!]]

However, [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Megatron]] took an immediate shine to the brutish psychopath, stating, "Oooohhh, I ''like'' him", and had him restored, possibly with some mental improvements. Thereafter, Inferno was fanatically loyal to Megatron, thinking of him as his "Queen", which Megatron found ''very'' annoying. A few death threats convinced Inferno to call Megatron "the Royalty" instead, although he occasionally backslid. {{storylink|Spider's Game}}

Inferno took part in the Predacon hunt after the Maximals' beast instincts had overtaken their programming. He merrily shot at their quarry, at least until the Maximals were able to overcome their beast instincts. Then he was shot out of the air by [[Cheetor (BW)|Cheetor]]. {{storylink|Call of the Wild}} He led a diversionary assault on the ''[[Axalon (BW)|Axalon]]'' with [[Waspinator (BW)|Waspinator]] and [[Terrorsaur (BW)|Terrorsaur]] to allow Tarantulas to deliver an [[energon discharge virus]], and later accompanied his Queen to [[Tarantulas's lair]] to find more of the virus. Unfortunately, this meant he was at ground zero when [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]] blew the Predacons away with an enormous fart. {{storylink|The Low Road}}

[[File:LawoftheJungle-flamethrower.jpg|left|thumb|250px]]

{{quote|The Royalty commands your wreckage, destroyer of my colony!|Inferno still holding a grudge against Tigatron|"[[Law of the Jungle]]"}}

Though supposedly under Terrorsaur's leadership for an attack on Cheetor and [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]], Inferno didn't wait for the signal to attack, instead plunging into frenzied battle. Though he had Cheetor pinned down for most of the fight, he was blasted out of the air by Tigatron. The three Predacons later ambushed Dinobot, defeating the Maximal before Terrorsaur and Waspinator were both taken out by Optimus. Inferno had Dinobot and Primal in his sights when Tigatron turned up to defend them. Inferno's act of igniting a nearby tree only made the Maximal more furious, and Inferno was soon blown away. {{storylink|Law of the Jungle}}

Sent on a mission by the Royalty, Inferno discovered a [[Golden Disk (Vok)|Golden Disk]] and managed to retrieve it, even as his systems were suffering from energon overload. After returning to base, he underwent repairs and subsequently took part in an attempt to stop Tigatron escaping the ''[[Darksyde (BW)|Darksyde]]''. He plummeted out of the air after Primal disconnected his jet thruster, and he had to be hauled back to base. {{storylink|Before the Storm}}

[[File:OtherVoices1 Inferno ant mode.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.4|And as we discussed last semester, the army ants will leave nothing but your bones.]]
It wasn't long before he was given a new mission by the Royalty, and he tailed Blackarachnia and Tarantulas to the ''Axalon'', though he was temporarily delayed by having to dig a tunnel under the ship's force field. {{storylink|Other Voices, Part 1}} He found the two spiders in the hold of the ''Axalon'', working on a stasis pod. Blasting Blackarachnia and setting Tarantulas on fire, Inferno barely had time to check out what they were doing before Blackarachnia recovered and shot him back. {{storylink|Other Voices, Part 2}} After pulling himself together, he attacked Rhinox and Dinobot on the ''Axalon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s bridge, eventually being defeated and thrown bodily from the ship. The Royalty, faced with imminent defeat, gathered up his loyal soldier and retreated. {{storylink|Aftermath}}

[[File:ComingoftheFuzors2-Infernocloseup.jpg|thumb|left|200px]]
With [[Scorponok (BW)|Scorponok]]'s demise, Inferno was promoted to [[Second-in-command|Sub-Commander]]. After the two [[Fuzor]]s were "born", Inferno attacked them vigorously until the Royalty batted him aside and talked the pair into joining the Predacons. [[Quickstrike (BW)|Quickstrike]] later rode Inferno into battle against Dinobot, Cheetor and [[Rattrap (BW)|Rattrap]]. {{storylink|Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)}} A mid-air collision saw Inferno and the Royalty temporarily swapping heads. The Predacons were on the verge of victory when [[Optimus Primal (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Optimus Primal]] appeared, reborn as a [[Transmetal]]. Inferno accidentally blew away Tarantulas and Quickstrike before failing to beat Primal in a quick draw, and the Predacons were eventually forced to retreat. {{storylink|Coming of the Fuzors (Part 2)}}

Inferno and Waspinator were assigned to construct a [[jamming tower]], a mission they quickly completed, though in a manic fit, Inferno brought the new tower down on Waspinator's head while the latter was reporting to the Royalty. {{storylink|Tangled Web}} The pair then teamed up with Quickstrike to ambush Dinobot and Rattrap. Inferno managed to pin Dinobot down but ran out of ammo, and he would probably have been torn apart by the Maximal if it wasn't for Waspinator managing to take out [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)|Silverbolt]] and Dinobot with one shot. After commending Waspinator for serving their Queen well, Inferno gathered up Dinobot and flew his prize back to base. {{storylink|Maximal, No More}}

[[File:OtherVisits1-InfernoBlackarachnia.jpg|right|thumb|300px]]

Always keen to shoot something, Inferno joined Blackarachnia and the Royalty on a mission to infiltrate the ''Axalon''. While the Queen distracted Rhinox, Inferno and Blackarachnia slipped inside, and Inferno was able to blast the Maximal. Unfortunately, Rhinox quickly recovered and dealt Inferno a flurry of uppercuts to the chin, but this only gave the Royalty the chance to come to his loyal soldier's aid, and the trio were able to make off with the alien Golden Disk. The Predacons later visited an alien site and were blasted by an [[Metal Hunter|alien construct]] which appeared there. {{storylink|Other Visits (Part 1)}} The Royalty was able to take control of the construct, restoring Inferno and the others to the land of the living, before sending him on a mission with Waspinator to retrieve a [[transwarp cell]]. Afterward, Inferno was pressed into action defending the construct from the Maximals, and thus wasn't aboard when it exploded. {{storylink|Other Visits (Part 2)}}

[[File:Agenda2-fortheroyalty.jpg|left|thumb|300px|No expense spared! Just the Inferno.]]

Inferno, Quickstrike and the Royalty monitored Silverbolt and Blackarachnia, and Inferno wondered aloud why the spider didn't shoot the Fuzor. {{storylink|Bad Spark}} He merrily torched a valley full of [[anthropoid]]s until Dinobot impaled him, used him as a shield, and then used Inferno's own gun to blow his head off. {{storylink|Code of Hero}} Inferno was sent to retrieve a new stasis pod, only to be disabled by Silverbolt. He recovered and fired on Silverbolt... and hit [[Transmutate (BW)|Transmutate]] instead, triggering the creature to unleash its attack on everyone present. Inferno was surprisingly the only one sensible enough to duck the blast, and later joined [[Rampage (BW)|Rampage]] in presenting the newcomer to his Queen. After some negotiation, the Royalty agreed to give Transmutate a chance, and the trio ambushed Silverbolt. When Transmutate refused to finish Silverbolt off, Inferno pushed it aside to shoot Silverbolt, only to be blasted by Transmutate's sonic weapon. {{storylink|Transmutate (episode)|Transmutate}}

{{quote|I was explaining what it means to be a Predacon! Deceit. Treachery. ''Mindless'' loyalty.}}
{{quote|Loyalty comes first!|Rampage and Inferno|"Transmutate"}}

[[File:OptimalSituation battered Inferno.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.5|Welcome to Last Year's Toy status, buddy.]]
With rescue for the Maximals seemingly impending, the Predacons mounted a full attack on the ''Axalon'', only to be driven off by [[Ravage (G1)|Ravage]]'s cloaked [[transwarp cruiser]]. The Maximals subsequently teamed up to assault the Predacon base. During the attack, Inferno attempted to blast Rhinox, only to be perforated by a chaingun. {{storylink|The Agenda (Part 1)}} Megatron's troops were scattered after the defeat, Inferno heading for a cave full of [[energon]]. There he was found by Primal and Cheetor, and he ended up sacrificing himself by detonating a huge cache of energon in a failed attempt to defeat the Maximals. {{storylink|The Agenda (Part 2)}} Despite his apparent vaporization, he revived yet again, though with several holes in his chassis. He joined his Queen at the [[Ark (G1)|Ark]], and they headed for the ''Axalon'' along with Waspinator. They never reached their objective, being intercepted by Optimus Primal and Cheetor while still en route. {{storylink|Optimal Situation}}

Inferno was assigned to attack the new Maximal base with Rampage. Inferno's plan to draw Optimus out seemed to work, but Rampage had gotten distracted and left Inferno to it, and the fire ant was swiftly crushed by a boulder dropped by Blackarachnia. {{storylink|Deep Metal}} Inferno was next teamed up with Waspinator and Quickstrike to attempt to steal the [[Sentinel (BW)|Sentinel]] module from the Maximals. After Waspinator was taken out by Silverbolt and Rattrap, Inferno pursued them relentlessly until he was able to snatch the module and return triumphantly with it to his Queen. {{storylink|Changing of the Guard}}

[[File:Deep Metal Inferno Rampage.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.34|You're a funny guy, Inferno. I like you. That's why I'm going to kill you last.]]
During a period when the Maximal base was undermanned, Inferno took part in an attack lead by his Queen. When Quickstrike was given lead position as they entered the base, Inferno asked why he hadn't been chosen, but the reason became clear moments later as Quickstrike was taken out by a sequence of booby traps. The Predacons stormed the base, but met with heavy resistance in the form of [[Depth Charge (BW)|Depth Charge]], and were forced to retreat. {{storylink|Cutting Edge}} After Inferno plugged in the Predacons' new [[disruptor cannon]] too soon, he and Waspinator were forced to kidnap [[Una]] to complete installing the shielding. The task was completed, but Una escaped with Rattrap's help. Inferno, Waspinator and [[Dinobot II|Dinobot]] gave chase, only to end up colliding after Rattrap flicked mud into Waspinator's face. They returned to the cave housing the cannon in time for its firing, but as Una had taken the stabilizer crystal, it merely exploded. {{storylink|Go with the Flow}}

As the Predacons attempted to disrupt the power in the Maximal base during an operation to save Blackarachnia, Inferno managed to find the blind spot for the Maximal auto-guns from which he could safely fire. While crowing that the traitor would soon be destroyed, he was attacked by Optimus. He managed to dodge the missiles, but the move took him out of the blind spot, and he was promptly blasted by the auto-guns. {{storylink|Crossing the Rubicon}} A new plan allowed the Predacons to conquer the Maximal base, and Inferno was left in charge of the unconscious Maximals. Blackarachnia, the only one still functioning, got him to chase her and tricked him into stepping outside the base so she could shut him out and turn the auto-guns on him. {{storylink|Master Blaster}}

[[File:Nemesis2-Infernodrums.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.1|Honestly not sure if slapping that noggin with your palm is going to result in that good a drum.]]
The destruction of the ''[[Darksyde (BW)|Darksyde]]'' at the hands of the [[Vok]]s' emissary, [[Tigerhawk]], left Inferno distraught at the loss of their colony. A short time later, he, Waspinator and Quickstrike were literally blown away by Tigerhawk. {{storylink|Other Victories}} After Inferno asserted that they needed to found a new colony, the Royalty sent him with Quickstrike and Waspinator to do just that. They soon found a potential new colony in the form of an anthropoid settlement and, after the setback of Waspinator abandoning the cause and having to be shot, Inferno and Quickstrike began their takeover. Unfortunately, the anthropoids had been learning and met force with resistance. {{storylink|Nemesis Part 1}} Nonetheless, they seemed to succeed largely in driving the anthropoids out, and they celebrated as the ''[[Nemesis (G1)|Nemesis]]'' appeared overhead. The celebration was short-lived, as moments later, the ship's main [[fusion cannon]] obliterated the area, killing both Predacons.

Inferno's head was used thereafter by the anthropoids as a drum, and his tail thruster was used for their cooking fire. {{storylink|Nemesis Part 2}}

====3H comics====
[[File:CriticalMass-Inferno.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|left|My grandpa says this all the time.]]

When [[Fractyl]] discovered [[Furmanite]], Inferno was told to watch him. When [[Packrat]] showed up, Inferno tried to burn him and accidentally triggered an energon/anti-energon explosion, allowing Packrat to steal the Furmanite. Because Inferno did not have the Furmanite, and thus no Energon Armor, his pursuit of Packrat was both disastrous and humiliating. {{storylink|Ground Zero}}

At some point after Megatron acquired his dragon body, a temporal distortion drew the attention of both the Maximals and Predacons to a remote canyon, where Inferno and his fellow Predacons met their foes. The Maximals were losing, having been fought into a corner, when suddenly the battle was interrupted. The [[Dark Essence]], the source of the temporal distortion, had possessed the newcomer [[Windrazor (BW)|Windrazor]] with the life force of [[Unicron]]. Inferno and the others were immobilized by Windrazor/Unicron's psionic force blasts, and the merged creature advanced on the Maximals. {{storylink|Paradox}} These events would soon be retroactively erased from Inferno's timeline with the efforts of the legendary [[Covenant (group)|Covenant]]. {{storylink|Terminus (issue)|Terminus}}
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====2006 IDW ''Beast Wars'' continuity====
[[File:BWGatherInferno.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|''Come at me And you’ll see I’m more than meets the eye'']]
As [[Magmatron]] surveyed the timeline, he witnessed several key events taking place during the Beast Wars. Among these was Inferno's first few moments outside of his stasis pod. {{storylink|The Gathering issue 1|The Gathering #1}}

Megatron dispatched Inferno alongside Rampage to oversee the installation of [[Sentinel (BW)|Sentinel]] into the ''[[Darksyde (BW)|Dark Side]]''. Once Megatron was alone, however, he was ambushed by a trio of [[Chronal phase|chronally displaced]] assailants. Inferno rushed back to the scene to inquire what all the commotion was about, but his leader was nowhere to be seen. {{storylink|The Gathering issue 3|The Gathering #3}}

====Waspscream continuity====
In [[Primax 208.06 Zeta]], Inferno stayed loyal to Megatron even after 'Waspscream' staged a coup against Megatron. He was captured alongside Scorponok and shipped back to Cybertron aboard a stolen shuttle from the ''Ark''. By the time that they reached Cybertron, however, they realized that Megatron had broken free and already taken over the planet. Megatron offered his two former lackeys a chance to serve him again, and Inferno, overjoyed at the prospect of aiding his queen, accepted. With a new [[Vehicon (BM)|Vehicon]] body, he became a [[Vehicon general]] in command of [[Scrapmetal (race)|Scrapmetal]]s. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/16}} This upgrade removed most of his madness, but not his loyalty to his beloved queen. After [[Obsidian (BM)|Obsidian]] killed Megatron and seized control of Cybertron, Inferno swore revenge and defected, joining up with Waspscream's [[technorganic]] Predacons. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/16}} Along with Obisidan and his universe's incarnation of [[Tankor (BM)|Tankor]], Inferno was abducted by [[Unicron]]. {{storylink|#Universe (2003)|BotCon 2006 Inferno toy bio}} Try as Unicron might, Inferno couldn't be broken, seeking only to destroy the two traitors to his colony, and was thus imprisoned in the [[Cauldron]]. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/16}} After he was liberated by Optimus Primal, he joined the [[Child of Primus|Children of Primus]] in the [[Universe War]], and wound up fighting alongside [[#Transformers Legends anthology|a similarly redeemed alternate-universe incarnation of himself]]. {{storylink|#Universe (2003)|BotCon 2006 Inferno toy bio}}

====A Change to the Agenda====
Inferno joined [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Megatron]] in his attack on the wounded [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]], where the Predacon leader succeeded at killing the Autobot hero. {{storylink|A Change to the Agenda}}

====''Legacy VS500 Collection Special Comic''====
Inferno was a spectator of the second week of the [[Speedia 500]] on [[Velocitron]]. {{storylink|Velocitron Speedia 500 Part 3}}

===''Transformers Legends'' anthology===
When [[human]] archaeologists uncovered a cave filled with primitive language, the [[Mini-Con]] [[Laserbeak (Armada)|Laserbeak]] translated it for them. The markings told of a time when the Maximals and Predacons crash-landed on prehistoric Earth, though the stranded Transformers were perceived by the protohumans as gods. When one of the archeologists, [[Jessica Theist]], later touched one of the markings, she was bestowed a vision of the Maximals' and Predacons' battles. In her vision she saw "a huge fire ant easily the size of a truck". {{storylink|Fire in the Dark}}

====Ask Vector Prime====
[[File:Inferno-tfu.jpg|200px|thumb|left|I don't rock and roll. I extinguish!]]

The Beast Wars this Inferno participated in were fought not over [[energon]] but over Mini-Cons. Inferno was killed in the course of the conflict. At the moment of his death, his [[spark]] was abducted by [[Unicron]], who plucked him from [[Aurex 1104.30-JH Zeta]] to fight in the [[Universe War]]. His disembodied essence found the corpse of the recently deceased [[Red Alert (RID 2001)|Red Alert]] from [[Viron 903.0 Beta]], allowing him to return to life... although he was disappointed to learn that Red Alert's weapons were designed to ''extinguish'' fires, rather than start them. When [[Optimus Primal (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Optimus Primal]] rescued him, he swore allegiance to his new queen. Although he was deprived of his usual weaponry, he remained a savage and bloodthirsty warrior. Inferno would eventually fight alongside an [[Inferno (BW)#Waspscream continuity|alternate universe-incarnation of himself]] who had become a [[Vehicon (BM)|Vehicon]]. {{storylink|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#August 13, 2015|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/13}}
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===Legends World===
An employee of the [[Tera-Kura Co.]], Inferno was seated next to company president Megatron when he was taking interviews for new recruits. {{storylink|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 13|Bonus Edition Vol. 13}}

After the [[Legends World]] was restored, Inferno watched on as [[T-AI|Ai]] attempted to arrest [[Tarantulas (BW)|Tarantulas]] in [[Tera-Kura Co.]] {{Storylink|Transformers Legends Final Chapter "Epiloge"|Epiloge}}

===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
When [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]] came upon the idea of a [[Beast mode|Beast Upgrade]] to throw off the shackles of the Builders, he enlisted the help of exiled Autobot scientist [[Leatherhide (Universe)|Leatherhide]]. Together, they refined the process until a final test was necessary using a previously un-scanned protoform as the template for the process to come. Megatron chose an ant-droid as the prototype, and soon, '''Formikon''' was born. Seeing himself as a warrior for the colony, and Megatron his queen, Formikon dedicated himself to the [[Darksyder]]s. {{storylink|Not All Megatrons}}

When the colony in Iacon came under attack by invaders in the [[Vehicon Apocalypse]], Formikon defended the royalty with zeal and gusto. {{storylink|Derailment}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[File:StrangerEons-MaximalAttack.jpg|thumb|right|300px]]
One of [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Onyx Prime]]'s Maximals, Inferno and his comrades joined [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]] as the planet-eater began his assault on Cybertron's colonies, and battled [[Stardrive]] and [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Prowl]] over the planet [[Devisiun (planet)|Devisiun]]. When that planet had been destroyed, he and the other Maximals retreated as Unicron moved on to his next target. {{storylink|Unstopped and Unstoppable}}

When [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]] led a force against Unicron to prevent him from eating [[Caminus (planet)|Caminus]], Inferno was among the many Maximals who swarmed over the planet to prevent the Camiens from evacuating, only to be kept at bay by the sacrifice of the [[Mistress of Flame]] while the Camiens used the planet's [[space bridge]] to escape. {{storylink|Last Stand (Unicron)|Last Stand}} Inferno was later regurgitated to board the flagship [[Worldsweeper]] of the [[Decepticon Vengeance Division]], now mutated by the power of [[Ore-11]] into a resilient skeletal form. {{storylink|Stranger Eons}} On [[Earth]], Inferno led the Maximals to collect the [[Talisman (G1)|Talisman]] only for [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] to space bridge away with the device. {{storylink|Assembly (Unicron)|Assembly}}
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===2021 ''Beast Wars'' comic===
[[File:TheEnd-Inferno.jpg|thumb|left|250px]]

The Cybertronian who would become Inferno was one of the many Maximal [[protoform]]s aboard the ''[[Axalon (BW)|Axalon]]'' who subsequently fell to Earth as a result of [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackarachnia]]'s sabotage. {{storylink|Pod Part 2}} The enigmatic [[Vok]] claimed five fallen stasis pods and altered the unborn protoforms within by changing them into loyal servants—in particular, Inferno proved fanatically loyal to his "queens". Inferno and the other "Children of the Vok" sought a naturalistic existence where they lived in harmony with their adopted homeworld; shortly after their activation, the group hunted down and captured Optimus Primal and Megatron, whose war jeopardized the Vok's delicate experiments. Although the group explained that the Vok merely wanted them out of the way, Megatron refused to negotiate with their servants and demanded an audience with the aliens. When Megatron and Primal subsequently used their own [[beast mode]]s to escape captivity, the Children of the Vok moved to stop them—in the ensuing battle, Megatron easily outpowered both Inferno and his comrade [[Saberback]] before the Vok intervened directly. {{storylink|Children of the Vok}}

To eliminate the Maximals and Predacons, [[Tarantulas (BW)|Tarantulas]] and the [[Vok]] brought every crashed [[stasis pod]] they could find online and reprogrammed the protoforms within into more Vok servants. Inferno joined in their all-or-nothing attack on the ''[[Darksyde (BW)|Darksyde]]'' in an attempt to take out the Maximal-Predacon alliance for good. Eventually, however, the capricious Vok revealed themselves and announced that they planned to exterminate ''every'' Cybertronian on the planet using their energon-powered [[reversion device]] and begin again. While most of the Children of the Vok agreed to a truce and left to live peacefully in the wilderness after the Maximals successfully destroyed the Vok and banished Megatron through time, Inferno stayed behind to pledge his fealty to a new "queen": Blackarachnia, acting leader of the Predacons. Together, the group set about repairing the crashed ''Darksyde'' using the parts from the Vok superweapon. {{storylink|The End (BW)|The End}}

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==Games==
===''Beast Wars: Transformers'' video game continuity===
====''Beast Wars: Transformers'' video game comic====
Upon arriving on "[[Earth|Planet Energon]]", the dangers of Energon radiation forced the six surviving Predacons and their Maximal adversaries to take on beast alternate forms. {{storylink|Beast Wars: Transformers video game advertising comic}}

====''Beast Wars: Transformers'' video game====
{{voiceactor|??? (English), ??? (Japanese)}}

Many Beast Wars combatants had managed to construct personal bases, customized to their personal tastes, due to the extended duration of the war. Inferno was stationed in the "Polluted Zone", a gloomy and poisonous area of the planet, rendered in such condition by a previous conflict during the Beast Wars. Inferno joined his fellow Predacons in battling not only the persistent Maximal resistance, but the interdimensional monsters known as the [[Skriix]]. He also participated in rescue missions whenever one of his fellow Predacons became the captive of the Maximals.

=====Maximal campaign=====
Inferno was a scientist, probing into the mysteries of the Skriix. When the Maximals learned of Inferno's experiments after having rescued a stasis pod, they sent in a Maximal to put a halt to Inferno's activities by eliminating the Predacon. Awaiting his assassin atop of his lab within a volcanic crater, Inferno proceeded to attack the Maximal by engaging his flight mode and raining firepower upon his assailant. Ultimately Inferno fell and his experiments discontinued. In response to Inferno's demise, the Predacons launched an unsuccessful assault on the ''Axalon'', which ultimately led to the Maximals winning the Beast Wars.

=====Predacon campaign=====
{{Note|Inferno is a playable character for both normal and "rescue missions" gameplay.}}
Inferno and [[Terrorsaur (BW)|Terrorsaur]] had the task to rescue any of their comrades that were captured whenever a mission against the Maximals failed. {{storylink|Beast Wars: Transformers (video game)|Beast Wars: Transformers}}

{{BW VG|Inferno|P}}

===''Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars''===
Megatron could summon Inferno to the battlefield in his attempts to acquire the super-powerful [[Energon Quartz]]. {{storylink|Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Warriors' Strongest Decisive Battle|Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars}}

===''Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals'' (PS)===
While the Maximals stormed the Darksyde in an attempt to retake the Golden Disk, Inferno, Blackarachnia and Waspinator took advantage of their absence and infiltrated the Axalon. {{storylink|Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals (PS)}}

===''Transformers: Battle Tactics''===
[[File:BattleTacticsInferno.jpg|thumb|400px|For the empire!]]
Inferno participated in battles against a variety of opponents, both Autobots and Decepticons. Sometimes there were many of him! He was an Epic character first available as a reward in the "Beast Wars: Episode 2" event. {{storylink|Transformers: Battle Tactics}}

===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
As Inferno arrived on earth, he asked his queen Megatron what he should do. Megatron commanded Inferno to melt the mound of rocks [[Tarantulas (BW)|Tarantulas]] was under with a reservoir of [[Cosmic Rust]]. Megatron wanted this cave collapsed so Tarantulas could come out and be captured by [[Tarn (G1)|Tarn]] of the [[Decepticon Justice Division]]. [[Fangtron]] was confused as to why Inferno kept calling Megatron his queen. The [[Transmetal 2]] dragon explained that it was a strange but useful aberration. Inferno then transformed into his fire ant mode to melt the rock for the royalty. {{Storylink|Transformers: Earth Wars|Rust & Fire}}
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==Toys==
===''Beast Wars''===
[[File:BWtoy-Inferno.jpg|upright=2.2|thumb|Have fun standing me up in insect mode!]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-p1|'''Inferno''' (Mega Class, 1997)}}</ul>
:*''Takara ID number'': '''D-11'''
:*''Takara release date'': January ?? 1998
:*''Accessories'': Mandible claw, spring-loaded missile launcher, 2 insect-leg missiles
:*''Known designers'': [[Takio Ejima]] (TakaraTomy)<ref>''[[Figure King]]'' No.303 (April 2023 issue)</ref>

: Part of the first wave of year-two Mega toys in [[Hasbro]]'s ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Wars]]'' line, Inferno transforms into a red fire ant. His [[beast mode]] mandibles are spring-loaded and conceal an spring-loaded missile launcher, revealed with a push of a lever on his insect forehead, pushing the launcher out of his mouth. This launcher can fire either one of his removable rear-insect-leg-segments, but maybe that's not a great idea in beast mode. Both the mandibles and launcher are separately removable for conversion to robot mode, where they can both be "hand-held" weapons, though it is a bit more "[[show-accuracy|show-accurate]]" to keep them together. His beast mode abdomen splits open to reveal his "hyper-drive ion thrusters", with the abodmen panels forming propeller blades that spin with the push of a geared plunger on the thrusters. Again, this gimmick is usable in both modes, though this time it is no less ridiculous to use in beast mode than robot.

: Despite his status as one of the more prominent characters in the show, Inferno was a ''notorious'' [[shelfwarmer]]. This is generally accepted to have been a result of him being severely heavypacked in [[case]]s, with at least two of him shipping in every single Mega-class case assortment of his year and often in greater numbers than his fellows. Combine that with his size class making him pricier, and you have a recipe for colonies of the guy being spotted on clearance as late as 2001.

: The [[TakaraTomy|Takara]] release of Inferno, in the line's sixth wave in January 1998, appears to have no noteworthy differences from the Hasbro release aside from packaging.

: This mold was also used to make [[Antagony (BW)#Toys|Antagony]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/1996/Predacon/Inferno/inferno.htm More information on Inferno at TFU.info]''

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<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-m1p1|'''Jigoku no Taiketsu: Cybershark VS Inferno''' (Vs pack, 1997)}}</ul>
:*''ID number'': '''VS-11'''
:*''Accessories'': Mandible claw, spring-loaded missile launcher, 2 insect-leg missiles

: In Japan, Inferno was available both separately and in a "Hell Showdown" (地獄の対決 ''Jigoku no Taiketsu'') two-pack with [[Cybershark#VS11|Cybershark]]. Both toys are identical to their individual releases.

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[[File:BWtoy-Scavenger.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|Imagine a lack of name tampographed on his leg and we're good.]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-p1|'''Metals Inferno''' (Mega, October 1999)}}</ul>
:*''ID number:'' '''D-46'''
:*''Known designers'': [[Daniel Sanfilippo]] (deco artist)

: Released in the second wave of Takara's ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars (Japanese toyline)#1999 (Beast Wars Metals)|Beast Wars Metals]]'' line, Metals Inferno is a barely-different redeco of the [[Hasbro]] Mega Transmetal Predacon [[Scavenger (BW)#Toys|Scavenger]], transforming into a robotic ant. He also has a third "[[Transportation mode|transport mode]]", a double-drill tank whose drills automatically spin when he's rolled along thanks to a gear-wheel system. The drills end up as his robot mode "hands", and while they still spin, you have to do it more directly.

: When we say the deco is "barely-different", we mean that the ''only'' noticeable difference is the "SCAVENGER" [[tampograph]] is completely absent; unlike the other ''Metals'' releases, the name tampo was not replaced with a "DESTRON" tampograph. Who knows why.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/1999/Destron/Inferno/inferno.htm More information on Metals Inferno at TFU.info]''

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<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-m1p1|'''Kaitei no Taiketsu: Metals Depth Charge VS Metals Inferno''' (Multi-pack, October 1999)}}</ul>
:*''ID number:'' '''VS-46'''

: Metals Inferno was available both individually and in an "Undersea Showdown" (海底の対決 ''Kaitei no Taiketsu'') double-pack with [[Depth Charge (BW)#VS46|Depth Charge]]. Both toys were identical to their individual releases.
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===''Universe'' (2003)===
[[File:Universe2003toy-InfernoDeluxe.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|WATER! WATER! WATER!]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1|'''Inferno''' (Deluxe, 2003)}}</ul>
:*''Accessories'': Left & right thrusters, 2 "flame" missiles
:*''Known designers'': [[Marcelo Matere]] (packaging artist)

: Released in the third wave of 2003's ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 toyline)|Universe]]'' Deluxes, Inferno is a [[redeco]] of the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)|2001 ''Robots in Disguise'']] [[Prowl (RID)#Toys|Prowl]] toy in a deco similar to the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] character [[Red Alert (G1)|Red Alert]], transforming into a "Fire Chief" [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes#Lamborghini Diablo|Lamborghini Diablo]]. The toy features a pair of pressure-launch missile launchers, which attach to his [[alternate mode|car mode]] spoiler or to his robot mode forearm, as well as attaching to the car mode's light bar in robot mode to form a [[jet pack]].

: His status as an incarnation of ''Beast Wars'' Inferno was part of a whole semi-complicated mess (see "[[#Notes|Notes]]" below), but yes, he's ''Beast Wars'' Inferno.

: This toy was [[repurposing|repurposed]] as ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]'' [[Red Alert (RID 2001)|Red Alert]].

: The same mold is used by the 2003 ''Universe'' versions of [[Sideswipe (G1)/toys#Universe (2003)|Sideswipe]] and [[Sunstreaker (G1)/toys#Universe (2003)|Sunstreaker]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2003/Autobot/TFUInferno/inferno.htm More information on Universe Inferno at TFU.info]''

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[[File:Universe2003toy-InfernoBotCon.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|"Inferno, Burninate!"]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1|'''Inferno''' (Scout Class, 2006)}}</ul>
:*''Accessories'': Blade, key

: This incarnation of Inferno is a repaint (like, ''actually technically'' a re''paint'') of the ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' Scout Class [[Scrapmetal (race)#Toys|Scrapmetal]] toy, transforming into a four-legged "spider tank" with top-mounted cannon. Inserting a [[Cyber Key]] into the back end of the cannon swings a removable clear-plastic sawblade-sword from the main chamber of the cannon. In robot mode, the fists can be covered with the tank mode spikes, or a "pile driver".

: He was only available to attendees of the [[BotCon 2006]] customization class along with [[Rumble (G1)/toys#Universe (2003)|Rumble]], which is where the "repaint" comes in. Attendees were given two sets of unpainted sprues for normal red Scrapmetal toys, and the attendees assembled and painted their toys themselves. For those who wish to reproduce Inferno at home, the following Testors paint colors were used: Gin Green, Bright Blue, Camouflage Gray, Flat White, Cobalt Blue, Deep Pearlescent Purple, Medium Gray, Armored Steel, and Flat Black. (Also you're going to have to remove all the black paint from Scrapmetal's cockpit/chest without damaging the plastic underneath, good luck!)

: This mold was also used to make the [[Cobybot#Toys|Cobybot]].
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===''Legacy''===
[[File:TF-Legacy-Voyager-Class-Inferno.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|[[Inferno (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|What we really wanted all along.]]]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-p1|'''Predacon Inferno''' (Voyager Class, [[2022]])}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''TL-20'''
:*''TakaraTomy release date'': [[February 25]], [[2023]]
:*''Accessory:'' "Missile Launcher"
:*''Known designers'': [[Mark Maher]] (Hasbro), [[Tomoki Tatsumi]] (TakaraTomy), [[Doug Schultheis]] (sculpter)

: Part of the third wave of ''[[Transformers: Legacy|Legacy]]'' Voyager Class toys, "Predacon Inferno" is a fairly cartoon-accurate figure transforming into a "realistic" fire ant mode in 26 steps, featuring moving mandibles. Inferno comes with a four-barreled missile gun, which is ''actually'' based on his original toy and cartoon counterparts' abdomen propeller thruster, and can be plugged onto the back of his ant mode or held in his hand in [[robot mode]]. The abdomen of the ant mode is capable of splitting into a four-bladed propeller, and the four-barreled gun can be plugged into the rear to simulate his "flight mode"; while the propeller ''can'' turn, it does not do so freely, plus the cannon/thruster can't store in the closed abdomen.

: In robot mode Inferno has a posable jaw for insane screamy action. ''Wicked''.

: According to Mark Maher, the detailing inside Inferno's inner chest/ant head is intended to resemble chest details found on Transmetal Scavenger.

: This figure was officially revealed by UK retailer In Demand Toys before any announcement by Hasbro, though ''un''officially eagle-eyed fans could spot him on [[Metroplex (Cybertron)#Legacy|Cybertron Universe Metroplex's]] box art.

: Inferno was later redecoed into ''[[Generations Selects (toyline)|Generations Selects]]'' [[Antagony (BW)#Generations Selects|Antagony]], who is packaged with an extra head based on Transmetal Scavenger that is colored to match Inferno's purple paint.
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===''Beast Wars Again''===
[[File:TF-BW-Again-JP-BWVS-07-Inferno.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-m1p1|'''Chūshin no Taiketsu''' (Multi-pack, [[2024]])}}</ul>
:*''ID number'': '''BWVS-07'''
:*''Release date'': [[February 24]], 2024
:*''Accessories'': 2 cannons
{{toydesigner|[[Hisashi Yuki]] (TakaraTomy)|[[Hidetsugu Yoshioka]] (packaging artist)}}

: Released as part of the ''[[Beast Wars: Super Lifeform Transformers Again|Beast Wars Again]]'' line, the "Loyal Retainer Showdown" (忠臣の対決) set contains Inferno and [[Airazor (BW)#Beast Wars Again|Airazor]]. Inferno is a redeco of [[#Legacy|''Legacy'' Inferno]] in more cartoon-accurate colors and comes with an additional cannon, so one can represent his flamethrower and the other can represent his thruster.
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==Merchandise==
===''Beast Wars Transformers Mutating Card Game''===
[[File:Infernomutatingcard.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Beast Wars Transformers Mutating Card Game''' (1997)
:Inferno was one of the 24 beast warriors to receive a battle card representation for the Beast Wars [[Beast Wars Transformers Mutating Card Game|card game]].
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===''Robot Heroes''===
[[File:Robotheroesinfernotigatron.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Reach for the sky—AND THEN BURRRRN IT!]]
*'''Tigatron & Inferno''' (Two-pack, 2009)
{{toydesigner|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)|[[Marcelo Matere]] (concept artist)}}

:Part of the fifth wave of ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)|Universe]] [[Robot Heroes (toyline)|Robot Heroes]]'', Inferno is a mix of his original toy's design and the cartoon's depiction. He comes packaged with [[Tigatron#Robot Heroes|Tigatron]].

:The U.S. release of this two-pack has been cancelled, but it has been found in Singapore and Europe.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Predacon/RHInferno/inferno.htm More information on Inferno at TFU.info]''
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==Notes==
[[File:Inferno dies agenda2.jpg|upright=0.85|thumb|BEST DEATH EVER. That guy in season three is, uh, actually Scavenger. Yeah.]]
*[[Hasbro]] originally intended Inferno to be the new body for Megatron. According to [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.toys.transformers/browse_thread/thread/b334d45514e26ab4/bc8e54e9165e0823?hl=en&lnk=st&q=bob+forward+interview+inferno+megatron&rnum=1#bc8e54e9165e0823 a 1997 interview conducted by fan HooksX], Bob Forward stated, "For a while there Hasbro was planning to make the Inferno toy the new Megatron. We were going to kill Megatron and bring him back as Inferno." The closest they got was in "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 2)]]" when Megatron and Inferno had a collision and swapped heads. When one considers that a [[Megatron (BW)/toys#Notes|dragon Megatron]] toy retooled from the Ultra figure was already being considered as early as immediately after the original Ultra T-Rex, it sounds like some wires may have gotten crossed there.
*Inferno clearly gets vaporized in an energon explosion at the end of Season 2; the [[Madman Entertainment]] Season 2 DVD commentary states that Inferno was indeed meant to die in the scene. At the time of the episode's production, it wasn't known if ''Beast Wars'' would be renewed for a third season (the show's chief writers once stated at BotCon that they'd adopted a "kill 'em all, let Hasbro sort 'em out" attitude towards the show's season finales.) When the show was renewed, Inferno was brought back, looking charred but more or less intact.
*Like Waspinator, Inferno's beast mode is female, as male ants are winged drones, which Inferno, due to his lack of wings, clearly is not. So, like Waspinator (and to some extent Tigatron), he has the distinction of being a masculine character with feminine physical characteristics.
*It's unknown as to why Transmetal [[Scavenger (BW)|Scavenger]], a toy clearly designed to be an upgraded Inferno, ended up not being Inferno except in Japan. Maybe Hasbro was just really keen on reclaiming the "Scavenger" [[trademark]]. Another theory is that since there were ant colonies of Inferno [[Shelfwarmer|clogging store shelves]] (as Inferno had been shipped in a solid [[case]]), retailers wouldn't want even more Infernos, so Hasbro had the name changed. Ironically, colonies of Scavengers also formed, as the Transmetal was also shipped in a solid case.<ref>You ''could'' say they didn't want to... '''*shades*''' ...buy the Inferno.</ref>
* ''Universe'' Inferno was originally supposed to be a new form of [[Red Alert (G1)|Generation 1 Red Alert]]. When the naming issue was brought up on ''Transformers'' brand designer [[Aaron Archer]]'s Orson's World forum, he said that the "Inferno" name was a mistake that somehow passed and that it was too late to do anything about it.<ref>{{citesocial|quote=The packaging was sent out before I could see it on the fire chief car and I and not going to redo an entire package for a name. This one really bugs me cause it is ment to be Red alert from G1 but thats the way it goes sometimes. I will try to have it be explained in the comic….|link=https://news.tfw2005.com/2003/09/10/more-on-energon-and-20th-ann-prime-from-orsons-world-updated-877|name=Aaron Archer|site=TFW2005|year=2003|month=09|day=10}}</ref> In an attempt to deal with the confusion, the biography [[3H Productions|3H]] created for this toy to be used on Hasbro's ''Transformers'' website stated that this was an alternate universe version of ''Beast Wars'' Inferno. Though the biography was never published,<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20150615063702/http://www.allspark.com/forums/topic/17406-a-curiosity-otfccs-dont-seem-to-exist/page-4#entry370392</ref> Ask Vector Prime would canonize it over a decade later. In doing so, Ask Vector Prime partially restored the original naming intent of the toy, explaining that ''Universe''/"Fire in the Dark" Inferno had acquired his body from a 2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Red Alert (RID 2001)|Red Alert]].
*Inferno's participation in the [[Universe War]] (in his [[Vehicon (BM)|Vehicon]] body) was, for years, of dubious canonicity. His bio comes from the [[BotCon 2006]] customization class, but it was never vetted by Hasbro (much like [[Nightracer (G2)|Nightracer]]'s bio). [[Ask Vector Prime]] would, over a decade later, confirm and expand upon the bio.
* Inferno and his wavemate [[Ratchet (Universe)#Toys|Ratchet]] were given the "group" name "Machine Robot Rescue", presumably in an attempt by [[Hasbro]] to block competitor [[Bandai]] from using the name for a potential importation of their ''{{w|Machine Robo Rescue}}'' toy series from Japan to the United States.
*In the Japanese dub of ''Beast Wars'', all characters are given distinctive verbal tics. One of Inferno's involves ending sentences with the phrase ''de arimasu'', an archaic phrase that has since been replaced by the more common ''desu'' and is only used in ''extremely'' formal situations. In Inferno's case, he uses it to illustrate his militaristic reverence for "the colony". Moreso, "ari" is Japanese for "ant", making the phrase work as a pun. Inferno's more incessant verbal tic involved endlessly repeating variations of the phrase ''gottsui zenkai'' (ごっつい全開, "maximum toughness") in a drone-like chant. Like every character, he would shout a phrase whenever he fired his weapon, in this case ''shageki'' (射撃, "fire").

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Inferno''' (インフェルノ ''Inferuno'')
*''Italian:'' '''Formicula''' (toys), '''Formikon''' (cartoon)
*''Mandarin:'' '''Móguǐ''' (魔鬼, "Devil")
*''Spanish:'' '''Inferno''' (Spain), '''Infierno''' (America)

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Tigerhawk

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:''Tigerhawk is a [[Maximal]] from the [[Beast Era]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''

[[File:TigerhawkGenesis1.jpg|right|350px|thumb|800-Ton Jesus.]]
In the fires of an unknown place between time and space, the [[Vok]] aliens de-Sparked and fused the bodies of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)|Airazor]] together to form '''Tigerhawk''', a Vok-controlled super warrior intended to bring justice to the time-disrupting Transformers on prehistoric [[Earth]]. But when the two extracted Sparks unite and re-enter Tigerhawk's body, a different purpose and personality seems to emerge.

Tigerhawk is by far the most powerful Transformer in the [[Beast Wars (event)|Beast Wars]]. In [[robot mode]], Tigerhawk can fly, has missile launchers under each arm, his wings double as shields, and he has wrist-mounted electricity cannons. His [[beast mode]] contains razor sharp claws and teeth, as well as a pair of chainguns on his forearms. However, these outstanding powers are nothing compared to his uncanny shamanic abilities to control the weather and terrain of Earth almost at whim.

{{quote|And a mighty warrior came down from the sky, and a rainbow was upon his head, and his feet as pillars of fire.|[[Covenant of Primus|The Covenant of Primus]]|"[[Nemesis Part 1]]"}}

==Fiction==
===''Beast Wars'' cartoon continuity===
====''Beast Wars'' cartoon====
{{voiceactor|[[Blu Mankuma]] (English), [[Kōichi Tōchika]] (Japanese)|[[Xue Weigang]] (Chinese), [[Alvaro Tarcicio]] (Latin American Spanish), [[Giorgio Bonino]] (Italian)}}

[[File:OtherVictories BirthofTigerhawk.jpg|left|upright=1.4|thumb|You see, when two Vok love each other very much...]]
Concerned with [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Megatron]]'s constant futzing with the timestream, the Vok extracted the Sparks of the inert, captive Maximals [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)|Airazor]]. Their bodies were merged together to form the staggeringly powerful Tigerhawk. Inhabited by two members of the Vok species, Tigerhawk travelled to Earth as a blindingly powerful energy comet.

[[File:OtherVictories-TigerhawkoverMegatron.jpg|right|thumb|is this loss]]

Tigerhawk's energy-ball plunged to Earth, impacting and utterly destroying the ''[[Darksyde (BW)|Darksyde]]''. Declaring himself the emissary of the Vok, he charged Megatron with "the willful disruption of time and space", and demanded Megatron's immediate surrender. Megatron was not so keen on this idea, and ordered a Predacon attack instead. Tigerhawk engaged and defeated the entire [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]] force, then shot down Megatron. [[Optimus Primal (BW)|Optimus Primal]] arrived at that point, concerned that if Megatron was killed, the Spark of the original Megatron would also be destroyed, thus worsening the damage to the time stream. Tigerhawk dismissed Primal's concerns as intolerable interference, and buried him in the ground with a wave of his hand. Tigerhawk was seconds away from executing the unconscious Predacon leader when Tarantulas disabled him with specialized versions of his arachnoid helper-drones.

Tigerhawk awoke to find himself a captive in [[Tarantulas's lair]]. The spider attempted to destroy Tigerhawk's mind by forcefully removing the Vok presence inhabiting it. Due to a fluke coincidence, [[Tarantulas (BW)|Tarantulas]] only succeeded in destroying himself, alongside the Vok who had controlled Tigerhawk. The Sparks of Airazor and Tigatron, which followed Tigerhawk to Earth, merged to become one and entered Tigerhawk's body.

Tigerhawk's memories appeared vague—at first he seemed not to remember being Tigatron or Airazor, yet after a moment he recognized Earth as "home". He remembered enough specifics of the Beast Wars to find surprising the appearance of [[Cheetor (BW)|Cheetor]] as a Transmetal 2 and Optimus Primal in his "Optimal" form. {{storylink|Other Victories}}

[[File:Nemesis1-Tigerhawkbeastmode.jpg|left|thumb|Pretty sure flapping your wings slowly doesn't let you hover in place, Tigerhawk.]]

The Maximals were pretty impressed to have Tigerhawk around, with Optimus Primal quoting scripture from the [[Covenant of Primus]] about a "mighty warrior" from "the heavens". The Predacons, for their part, were scared oilless and Rampage told Megatron that there was nothing he could find that could work against Tigerhawk. Unfortunately, that wasn't true: Megatron discovered the Decepticon warship ''[[Nemesis (G1)|Nemesis]]''! Tigerhawk and Optimus raced against time to back up [[Depth Charge (BW)|Depth Charge]] and stop the ''Nemesis'' from being activated, but to no avail. {{storylink|Nemesis Part 1}} After a brief fight, Tigerhawk offered to hold the line while Optimus went back and warned the others.

Tigerhawk summoned a tornado and a lightning barrage to pummel the ''Nemesis'', holding his own for quite some time against the legendary warship and draining its power cells, though he was eventually killed by its main [[fusion cannon]]. [[Dinobot II|Dinobot]] respected his actions as "a brave stand, and noble", while Optimus swore that no more of his friends were going to die because of Megatron's ambitions. {{storylink|Nemesis Part 2}}

====3H comics====
[[Razorclaw (Universe)|Razorclaw]] was an alternate version of Tigerhawk, among the differences being that he was alive and that he was in league with [[Unicron]]. Those who had known Tigerhawk all mistook Razorclaw for him until he cleared up on his identity. {{storylink|Abduction}} [[Optimus Primal (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Optimus Primal]] sarcastically berated himself for the mistake, claiming that even Tigerhawk's [[nano-flea]]s were far above the likes of Razorclaw. {{storylink|Escape (Universe)|Escape}}

===''Beast Wars Metals'' comic===
[[File:Tigerfalcon1.jpg|thumb|upright=0.9|Four katanas, 'cuz godlike elemental powers just aren't enough.]]
When the dead [[Tigatron]] was resurrected due to the machinations of [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]], his lover, [[Airazor (BW)|Airazor]] was also revived, but as a mindless zombie. The zombie Airazor battled Tigatron, although Tigatron could not bring himself to hurt Airazor. Desiring another death over harming her, Tigatron gave her one of his katana and knelt down.

As Airazor struck his neck with the blade, her spark traveled through the katana and into Tigatron's body. Inside cyberspace, the two reunited Maximals embraced, vowing never to be apart again. As their sparks joined, Tigatron and Airazor were reborn as the powerful Tigerhawk!

Tigerhawk used his elemental powers, channeled through his four katana, to dispatch hordes of zombie Predacon troopers with tornadoes and earthquakes. He then gathered up all the Maximals who had been separated from the team and returned them to Optimus Primal. {{storylink|Beast Wars Metals issue 6|Beast Wars Metals #6}}

===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
For ''[[ALTernity Today]]''{{'}}s crossword puzzle, "[[Silverbolt (Fuzor)|Silverbolt]] and Tigerhawk" was the clue to the answer for 145 across: "[[Fuzor]]". {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II|The AllSpark Almanac II}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
Vector Prime stated that the Tigerhawk of [[Primax 496.22 Alpha]] was a Cybertronian that had "gender that does not conform to a binary male/female state", along with the [[Overlord (G1)|Overlord]] of [[Primax 488.12 Alpha]]. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/5/23}}

===''Last Bot Standing''===
Tigerhawk was among the many Autobots who fought against the Decepticons as both sides drained the universe of its resources. {{Storylink|Last Bot Standing issue 2|Last Bot Standing #2}}
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==Games==
===''Transformers: Battle Tactics''===
[[File:Battle-Tactics-Tigerhawk-Fuzor.jpg|thumb|400px]]
Tigerhawk Fuzor participated in battles against a variety of opponents, both Autobots and Decepticons. Sometimes there were many of him! He was an Epic character who first appeared in the "Transmetals: Episode 3" mini events, and could be recruited by collecting 650 units of Cybermetal, 350 units of Transmetal, 150 exclusive cores, and 50 cores of this character.
{{storylink|Transformers: Battle Tactics}}
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===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
[[File:Tigerhawk_Earth_Wars.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Know that he is NOT Razorclaw.]]
*'''Class''': Air
*'''Lowest Star Rating:''' 2 star
*'''Ability: '''Blizzard: Create a blizzard in the area that deals 52.0 damage and slows enemy attacks by 25%, and call lightning strikes up to 8 times for 58.9 damage each.

:*''[http://wiki.transformersearthwars.com/character:tigerhawk Tigerhawk at Transformers: Earth Wars Wiki]''
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==Toys==
===''Beast Wars''===
[[File:BW Tigerhawk toy.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Fly, my kitty! Fly!]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-m1|'''Tigerhawk''' (Ultra Transmetal 2, [[1999]])}}</ul>
:*''Takara name'': '''Metals Tigerfalcon'''
:*''Takara ID number:'' '''C-50'''
:*''Accessories'': 2 missiles, 2 wingtip missiles, 2 launchers
{{toydesigner|[[Yuichiro Hira]] (Takara)}}

: Sold in the second wave of fourth-year ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Wars]]'' Ultra toys, [[Transmetal 2]] Tigerhawk transforms into a cybernetic tiger-falcon hybrid. In [[beast mode]], he is armed with "Hidden wing-tipped missiles", feather projectiles very similar to the Fuzor [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)#Toys|Silverbolt]]'s, with spring-loaded switches to flip the wings forward, and flip-out missile launchers which activate when a lever on Tigerhawk's back is pulled (which also moves the wings). The white launchers on his wings are removable and can be held in his left fist. Under his beast head is a small cockpit with a pilot's chair.

: Similar to Transmetal 2 [[Megatron (BW)/toys#TM2|Megatron]], Tigerhawk features an aborted and undocumented vehicular "third mode", which involves flipping him over to utilize the otherwise unexplained wheels on top of his wings and facing his cannon arm forward. The box and instructions opt to call the deployment of his vacuum-metalized bird helmet (or "Targeting Computer Battle Visor") over his beast tiger head a third mode instead.

:Originally, Tigerhawk, along with [[Optimus Primal (BW)/toys|Optimal Optimus]] and Transmetal 2 Megatron were to have small driver-like figures sitting on control chairs located in cockpits on their bodies. These drivers were meant to represent their sparks. But [[Hasbro]] later realized that kids might confuse these spark representations as drivers controlling the robots,{{fact}} so they were abandoned, but the cockpits remained. The spark pilot was eventually used in the Japanese release of [[Cryotek (RID)|Cryotek]].

: Judging from his packaging art, it seems that along with [[Optimus Minor#Toys|Optimus Minor]], [[Sonar (BW)#Toys|Sonar]], and [[Scarem#Toys|Scarem]], Tigerhawk was amongst the few Transmetals 2 that was intended to have the strange feature of having access to multiple limbs in robot mode... In this case, a second pair of arms formed by his rear beast mode legs.

: [[:File:Tigerhawkweaponspecs.jpg|A back-of-the-box graph]] for Tigerhawk gives technical designations to some of his robot mode parts. In addition to the already-mentioned "hidden wing-tip missiles" and "targeting computer battle visor," they include "Blast-open thunder torpedoes," "Ion-charged talons," an "Accelerator beam-turret cannon" and "Multi-stage deployment wings."

: Know also that this mold was later used to make 2003 ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 toyline)|Universe]]'' [[Razorclaw (Universe)#Toys|Razorclaw]]. It was also [[Repurposing|repurposed]] as a future body of [[Ravage (SG)|''Shattered Glass'' Ravage]] in [[Recordicons issue 20|''Recordicons'' #20]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/1999/Maximal/Tigerhawk/tigerhawk.htm More information on Tigerhawk at TFU.info]''
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===''Legacy''===
[[File:TF-Legacy-United-Leader-Tigerhawk.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|The second coming of Robot Jesus.]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-m1|'''Beast Wars Universe Tigerhawk''' (Leader Class, 2024)}}</ul>
:*''Accessories'': 2 Feather Blades, 2 Blasters, 1 arm-mounted double blaster
{{toydesigner|[[Mark Maher]] (Hasbro), [[Shuhei Umezu]] (TakaraTomy)|[[Dennis Chan]] (sculptor, archival)}}<ref name ="Pulsecon">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL4YRFesAdo ''Transformers'' panel] with [[Ben MacCrae]], [[Mark Maher]], [[Evan Brooks]], [[Takio Ejima]] and [[Thew Adams]] at [[Hasbro Pulse Con 2023]].</ref>

:Released in the seventh wave of ''[[Transformers: Legacy|Legacy]]'' Leader class figures, ''Legacy: United'' "Beast Wars Universe Tigerhawk" is based on his ''Beast Wars'' design, now featuring show-accurate purple and copper colors. As per his Hasbro designer [[Mark Maher]], he also features beast mode sculptwork pulled directly from the previously released ''[[War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Kingdom]]'' [[Tigatron#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|Airazor]] molds, carried over for obvious reasons.<ref name = "Pulsecon"/> The original toy's spring-loaded launching feathers are now hand-wielded feather swords, while the original toy's spring-loaded missile launchers are now merely hand-held 5mm-compatible nonworking cannons. The double-barreled weapon sculpted into the original toy's right forearm is now a separate 5mm-compatible accessory.

:Tigerhawk was revealed at PulseCon 2023, and was first seen at retail in Australia just before the end of the year.

: While likely not intentional, Tigerhawk can be configured into the original toy's third mode mentioned above, as he has [[Kibble#faux-parts|molded static wheels]] in the same place the originals were.

::''[https://www.instagram.com/p/CzcUTh_ulMH/ Designer commentary on ''Legacy'' Tigerhawk from Mark Maher on Instagram]''
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==Notes==
[[File:BWRConcept25.jpg|right|upright=1.6|thumb|One Winged Angel]]
*The extremely short duration of Tigerhawk's appearance on the show (a mere three episodes) was the result of a strange confluence of factors. At the time, it was not at all certain that the ''Beast Wars'' franchise would be ending. However, at one point, after Tigerhawk had already been written into the show at Hasbro's explicit request,<ref>{{citesocial|quote=However, as time and money became more and more tight, Hasbro asked Larry DiTillio to introduce Tigerhawk in ["Other Victories"] as well. It is not easy to work with one's story being rewritten over and over.|link=https://web.archive.org/web/20040823000328/http://bwtf.com/bw/tvshow/episodes/seasonthree/ov/|name=Ben Yee|site=Ben's World of Transformers}}</ref> the company considered not releasing his toy at all. Thus he was ordered killed off immediately, and was. Hasbro eventually decided to release the toy, but by that point it was too late to change the scripts or animation.<ref>{{citesocial|quote=The reason for [Tigerhawk's death] was mostly due to last minute decision making. Originally, Hasbro was not going to produce the Tigerhawk toy (they are as of this writing), so they instructed the writers to kill the character off...|name=Ben Yee|link=https://web.archive.org/web/20040823000413/http://bwtf.com/bw/tvshow/episodes/seasonthree/nem2/|site=Ben's World of Transformers}}</ref> Tigerhawk's toy did not appear on shelves until well after his death on the show.
*In the ''Beast Wars Metals'' comic, Tigatron was interpreted as a samurai; the katana being their weapon of choice. Hence the whole samurai motif for Tigerhawk.
*His motto is "Violence will not be tolerated--surrender or be destroyed." Poor copy-editing or delicious irony? You be the judge!
*An unrealized [[Fun Publications]] [[BotCon]] [[exclusive]] was a redeco of Tigerhawk into a non-combiner ''Beast Wars''-themed version of [[Predaking (G1)|Generation 1 Predaking]].<ref>[http://www.toycollectors.com.au/bc14/bc14br.html BotCon 2014 attendee report]</ref>

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Tigerfalcon''' (タイガーファルコン ''Taigāfarukon''), '''Tigerhawk''' (タイガーホーク ''Taigāhōku'')
*''French:'' '''Tigre Ailé''' (Canada toy, "Winged Tiger")
*''Italian:'' '''Tigre Alata''' (toy, "Winged Tiger")
*''Mandarin:'' '''Hǔ Yīng''' (虎鹰, "Tiger Hawk")
*''Polish:'' '''Jastrząb''' ("Hawk")
*''Spanish:'' '''Tigralcón''' (Latin America toy, "Tigralcon"), '''Tigrehalcón''' (Latin America cartoon, "Tigerfalcon")

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Transformers: The Last Knight VR Experience

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Transformers: The Last Knight (franchise)

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TFWIKI was also one of the sites invited to the [[Transformers: The Last Knight Super Fan Event]] leading up to the film's release.

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'''''Transformers: The Last Knight''''' (abbreviated on this Wiki as "'''TLK'''") is the fifth franchise built around the [[live-action film series]]. It was released in 2017, and was accompanied by a marketing and merchandise blitz. The ''The Last Knight'' franchise covers the fifth film and all related media including:

*[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)|Toyline]]
*[[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)|Film]]
*[[The Last Knight (Music From the Motion Picture)|Score]]
*Comics
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**''[[Mission to Cybertron]]''
*[[Transformers: The Last Knight VR Experience|VR experience]]

As well as a surprisingly lesser swath of additional licensed material. Unlike previous films, there was no tie-in video game (this is probably for the best anyway).

TFWIKI was also one of the sites invited to the [[Transformers: The Last Knight Super Fan Event]] leading up to the film's release.

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The '''''Transformers: Rise of the Beasts''''' toyline coincides with the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|seventh film]] in the [[live-action film series]]. Much like the merchandising for ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the film's self-titled toyline is focused on kid-oriented products, with the collector-targeted figures released instead as part of the ongoing ''[[Studio Series]]'' line, co-branded with the film's title.

==Hasbro ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline==
==="Core" figures===
Labeled by store listings as "Core Boys" products (not to be confused with the Core [[size class]] seen in other toylines), these figures use the traditional Deluxe and Voyager size classes but without the "premium collector product" approach of ''Studio Series'', akin to the Deluxe Class offerings in the recent ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' and ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' toylines, and were based on early film concept art due to time constraints<ref>[https://news.tfw2005.com/2023/07/28/sdcc-2023-hasbro-show-floor-qa-legacy-studio-series-video-games-more-488215 SDCC 2023 Hasbro Show Floor Q&A – Legacy, Studio Series, Video Games, More!]</ref>. The Core figures' distribution differed depending on country, with the USA getting the Deluxes exclusively in two [[Target]] box sets (see below) and relatively sparse shipments of the Voyager waves through regular retail channels, while everywhere else had normal distribution comprised of individually packaged figures. Additionally, the Core line was not offered through the usual large online retailers such as [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] for reasons unknown.

;Deluxe Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Autobot Mirage]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|[[File:TF-ROTB-Mainline-Deluxe-Class-Airazor.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|"Core" Deluxe Class Airazor]]
|}

;Voyager Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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===Beast Alliance===
The "Beast Alliance" subline focuses on gearing up characters using beast partner figures that transform into weapons or armor. The Beast Battle Master and Battle Changer assortments offer individual beasts and allies, while the more expensive Beast Weaponizer and Beast Combiner pricepoints pack together a figure with a beast partner.

====Beast Battle Masters====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Toys|Skullcruncher]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Airazor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BattleMasterRhinox.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Master Rhinox]]
|}

====Battle Changers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scourge]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Battle-Changers-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Changer Optimus Prime]]
|}

====Beast Weaponizers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Toys|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Toys|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BeastWeaponizersOptimusPrimalArrowstripe.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Weaponizer Optimus Primal & Arrowstripe]]
|}

====Beast Combiners====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Toys|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Toys|Silverfang]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Beast-Combiners-Bumblebee-and-Snarlsaber.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Combiner Bumblebee & Snarlsaber]]
|}

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===Autobots Unite===
Drawing upon molds created for the ''Bumblebee'' toyline, the "Autobots Unite" subline features vehicular characters who can be propelled in alt-mode by an "energon core" motor, packaged with the larger Power Plus and Nitro Series products. Much of the line is unchanged re-releases.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Speed Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Barricade]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Optimus Prime]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Power Plus Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Battletrap (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Battletrap]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Megatron]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Nitro Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#ROTBNitro|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Rise Of The Beasts|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:EnergonIgnitersSpeedBarricade.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Autobots Unite'' Speed Series Barricade]]
|}
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===Various toys===
The remainder of the ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline comprises a variety of products not branded as part of any larger subline, including a number of robot-to-roleplay-accessory items, Flex and Smash Changers with transformation gimmicks, electronic Beast Mode figures, [[package refresh]]es of several ''Bumblebee'' Energon Igniter figures under the returning "[[Legends Class (2005)|Legends of Cybertron]]" name, and the standard Titan Changers assortment.
====2-in-1 roleplay items====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Blaster'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Blaster|Optimus Prime Blaster]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Masks'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Mask|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#2-in-1 roleplay|Optimus Primal]]}}
|[[File:ROTBtoy-2in1maskOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|2-in-1 Mask Optimus Primal]]
|}

===="Novelty conversion" toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Flex Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Command and Convert'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#CommandAndConvert|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|[[File:ROTBtoy-SmashChangersOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|Smash Changers Optimus Primal]]
</ul>
|}

====Other toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Mode'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Legends of Cybertron'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:TF-Authentic-Titan-Changers-Cheetor.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.6|Titan Changer Cheetor]]
|}

===Exclusives===
Please note that the channels of release listed for toys below refer to the United States.
{{toystub}}

====''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]''====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Jungle Mission 3-Packs'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Cheetor]], [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Nightbird]], and [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Airazor]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#JM|Bumblebee]], and [[Mirage (Movie)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Weaponizers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|[[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Predacon Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Sandspear]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Scourge]]}}
|

|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

==''Generations''==
===''Studio Series''===
{{nav-studio}}
Following the pattern established by its predecessor ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the collector-focused toys in the ''Rise of the Beasts'' line were produced under the umbrella of the evergreen ''Studio Series'' collector toyline of movie product. All toys branded as ''Rise of the Beasts'' tie-ins are listed below.

;Core Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 8'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Noah Díaz#Toys|Noah Díaz Exo-Suit]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Novakane#Toys|Terrorcon Novakane]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Deluxe Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|97 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|100 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 22'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|104 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#SS104|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|105 [[Mirage (Movie)#Studio Series|Mirage]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 23'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|107 [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Studio Series|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
{{Bp-a1|108 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Studio_Series|Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Voyager Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|98 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|99 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 20'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|103 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|102BB [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BBROTB|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Leader Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 11'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|101 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 13'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|106 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

==TakaraTomy==
===''Beast Kakusei''===

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'''Papapatto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-01 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BPC-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[August 5]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kakusei Weapon'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-01 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BW-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|BW-03 [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Rise_of_the_Beasts|Kakusei Weapon Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-04 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-05 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BC-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-03 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Bumblebee]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-04 [[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BC-05 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Kakusei Change Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kakusei Change Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCS-01 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Rise of the Beasts|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-02 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-03 Kakusei Change Set [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-04 Kakusei Change Set [[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change Armor Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-01 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Rise of the Beasts|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-02 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Rise of the Beasts|Silverfang]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCAS-03 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BCAS-04 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-05 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kurutto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BKC-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|BKC-02 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Nightbird]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BKC-03 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Deluxe Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Deluxe Class Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BD-02 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BD-03 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BD-04 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#3packsingle|Deluxe Class Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BD-05 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-06 [[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Voyager Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BV-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BV-02 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BV-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Rhinox]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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'''Beast Power'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BP-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BP-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Optimus Prime]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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===''Studio Series''===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 36''' ([[June]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-103 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-104 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 37''' ([[July]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-ter|SS-105 [[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]] }}
{{bp-a1|SS-106 [[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-m1|SS-107 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 38''' ([[August]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-108 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-ter|SS-109 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 41''' ([[November]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-113 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 43''' ([[January]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-116 [[Noah Díaz#Studio Series|Noah Díaz Excel Suit]]}}
</ul>
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 44''' ([[February]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|SS-118 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-120 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Studio Series|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{comingsoontoy|Everything beyond wave 38}}

===Exclusives===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Toys"R"Us''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BPC-EX [[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Papapatto Change Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-p1|BCS-EX Kakusei Change Set [[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#Rise of the Beasts|Sandspear]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Ultimate|Kakusei Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Campaign item]]s'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Burning Plasma Blaster]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Chainclaw]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
{{-}}

==Merchandise==
===Jada Toys===
{{toystub}}

==Notes==
*Much of the toyline, such as the "Core" toys and the entire ''Autobots Unite'' subline, was found at retail without a prior announcement from Hasbro.
*The first ''Rise of the Beasts'' toy was originally the ''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'' "Energon Escape" [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BuzzEE|Bumblebee]] and [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Optimus Prime]] two-pack. The co-branding on the packaging was later changed to the ''Bumblebee'' film, presumably due to the one-year delay of ''Rise of the Beasts''.

===Foreign names===
* ''Japanese:'' '''''Transformers/Beast Kakusei''''' (トランスフォーマー/ビースト覚醒 ''Toransufōmā Bīsuto Kakusei'', "Transformers: Beast Awakening")
* ''Mandarin:'' '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Wàn Shòu Juéqǐ''''' (Taiwan, 變形金剛：萬獸崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts"), '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Chāonéng Yǒngshì Juéqǐ''''' (China, 变形金刚：超能勇士崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beast Wars")

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Rise of the Beasts (toyline)}}
[[Category:Rise of the Beasts| (toyline)]]
[[Category:Live-action film series toylines]]

Legends Class (2005)

2024-01-02T16:52:33Z

Archforce: Legends of Cybertron is back

{{Disambig3.5|the figures sold under this name between 2005 and mid-2012, now known as "Legion Class"|the figures from the ''Generations'' line initially sold as two-packs starting in late 2012|Transformers: Generations|Legends}}
[[File:Hotshotlegendsblue.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Hot Shot Tot]]

'''Legends Class''' figures are small, simplified transforming toys, larger than a [[Mini-Con]] but smaller than a normal "[[size class|Basic]]" class toy. They are typically (but not always) smaller representations of larger toys within the same line, meant to get kids figures of major/popular characters with a small price tag.

They started life in [[2005]]'s [[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|''Cybertron'' toyline]] under the name '''Legends of Cybertron'''. Each assortment of single-pack figures was its own distinctly-numbered "Series", and that numbering was continued into the latter ''[[Transformers: Classics|Classics]]'' and [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|live-action movie]] toylines. The "Series" designations were then abandoned, but the "Legends class" branding for the price point lived on.

While the Legends [[play pattern]] has since become a constant presence in the ''Transformers'' franchise and is still in use today, the naming has changed considerably... and confusingly. The "Legends Class" name was dropped for the [[2011]] [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)|''Dark of the Moon'' line]], when it was absorbed into the '''''[[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]''''' [[play pattern]] and renamed "Legion Class" (see that page for information on toys released under that name), and that name for the toy style has persisted in all following lines.

While some toys under different lines were still sold as "Legends Class" for a while, the name was eventually repurposed and used for toys sold under the ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]'' banner that were distinctively different from the original "Legends".

The Japanese counterpart to this line of toys is ''[[EZ Collection]]''.

The "Legends of Cybertron" name returned as part of the [[2023]] ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts]]'' toyline, associated with a set of three [[package refresh]]ed Energon Igniter figures from the [[2018]] ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Transformers: Bumblebee]]'' toyline.

==Toys==
===''Cybertron'' (2005)===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
The Legends size class originally started out as ''Legends of Cybertron'', a sub-line of toys towards the tail-end of ''Cybertron'', featuring small, simple, easily affordable versions of some of the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)|show]]'s core cast. Released in four subsequent "Series" of four, the toys were originally available in smaller "[[market six]]" chain stores like Meijers for around $3.99, though Series 3 (which included Series 2 carryovers) and 4 were later also available at [[Toys"R"Us]] and [[Kmart]].
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Cyb-toy EvacLOC.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Evac]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys#CyLoC1|Hot Shot]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Armada)#LegendsMegs/toys|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#LOC1|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Armada)/toys#LOC|Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Evac (Cybertron)#Toys|Evac]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jetfire (Armada)#LOC|Jetfire]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Overhaul (Cybertron)#Legends|Leobreaker]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Scourge (Cybertron)#Legends|Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Armada)/toys#LegendsGalv|Galvatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Red Alert (Armada)#LOC|Red Alert]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Soundwave (Cybertron)#Legends|Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Vector Prime#LOC|Vector Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys#CyLoC2|Hot Shot]] ([[Excellion (Cybertron)|Excellion]] deco)}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#LOCGalaxyForce|Optimus Prime]] ("Galaxy Force" deco)}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Sunstorm (Universe)#Cybertron|Sunstorm]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Thundercracker (Armada)#LoC|Thundercracker]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

;Exclusives
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Cybertron Legends Skywarp.jpg|right|thumb|200px|SDCC exclusive Skywarp]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[BotCon 2005]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Ramjet (Universe)#Cybertron|Ramjet]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2005'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Skywarp (Armada)#Cybertron|Skywarp]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Target]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|Legends 4-Pack ([[Jetfire (Armada)|Jetfire]], [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#LegendsMegs|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#LOC1|Optimus Prime]], [[Soundwave (Cybertron)|Soundwave]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
{{-}}
===''Classics'' (2006)===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
As [[2006]]'s ''[[Transformers: Classics|Classics]]'' was a quick stopgap line between ''Cybertron'' and the [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|live-action movie toyline]], the Legends-class toys for ''Classics'' were simply quick and hasty [[redeco]]s of the ''Cybertron'' molds. Series 6 ended up basically exclusive to online retailers, though they showed up in huge numbers at the Australian retail store Big W, for some reason. A third assortment in ''Classics'' packaging, dubbed "Cybertron Collection", released in 2008 (possibly 2007?) through multiple chains, contained straight re-releases of three ''Cybertron'' Legends and one ''Classics'' redeco.
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Class06-toy Trypticon.jpg|right|thumb|200px|''Classics'' Trypticon. Adorable!]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 5''' (wave 1)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Fireflight (G1)#Classics|Fireflight]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Lio Convoy#Classics|Leo Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Perceptor (G1)/toys#Classics|Perceptor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Trypticon (G1)#Classics|Trypticon]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 6''' (wave 2)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#LOC|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jetfire (G1)/toys#ClassicLegend|Jetfire]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Menasor (G1)#Classics|Menasor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Whirl (G1)#Classics|Autobot Whirl]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Cybertron Collection''' (wave 3)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys#CyLoC1|Hot Shot]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Lio Convoy#Classics|Leo Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#LOC1|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Soundwave (Cybertron)|Soundwave]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

{{-}}
===''Transformers'' (2007)===
;Legends class single packs
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
Naturally, the [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 live-action movie toyline]] required a batch of entirely new sculpts, which would ultimately get redecoed a ''lot''.

The third assortment of movie single-pack Legends (Series 9) saw limited distribution in the United States market, but got a more widespread release in other markets, including Europe. The fourth assortment (also oddly named "Series 9"), was only released as single packs in Europe and Australasia, but as the contents of that wave were repackagings of toys from two different US-release "Allspark Battles" two-packs (see below), this was not a big deal for US fans.
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Bumblebeemovielegends.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Bumblebee]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 7''' (wave 1)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Barricade]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jazz (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Autobot Ratchet]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 8''' (wave 2)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 9''' (wave 3)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Blackout (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Blackout]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Series 9'''{{sic}} (wave 4, EU/AU only)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Allspark2pack|Recon Barricade]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Cliffjumper (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Cliffjumper]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jazz (Movie)#LegendsVsBonecrusher|Autobot Jazz]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

;Allspark Battles 2-packs
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
These mass-retail "vs" packs contain [[redeco]]s of the single-pack toys (sometimes very minor redecoes, just different enough to make you mad), and a few all-new molds.
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Movie Legends Ironhide DesertBlackout.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Ironhide vs Desert Blackout]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Jazz (Movie)#LegendsVsBonecrusher|Autobot Jazz]] vs. [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Bonecrusher]]}}
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Allspark2pack|Rescue Ratchet]] vs. [[Brawl (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Decepticon Brawl]]}}
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Cliffjumper (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Cliffjumper]] vs. [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Allspark2pack|Recon Barricade]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Ironhide]] vs. [[Blackout (Movie)#Allspark2pack|Desert Blackout]]}}
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Allspark2pack|Nightwatch Optimus Prime]] vs. [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Allspark2pack|Stealth Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Allspark2pack|Bumblebee]] vs. [[Scorponok (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Scorponok]]}}
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Jazz (Movie)#LegendsVsMegatron|Battle Jazz]] vs. [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Allspark2pack|Ice Megatron]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

;Exclusives
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
A series of multi-packs were released as [[exclusive]]s to several retailers. The contents of these packs are all identical to their original individual releases.
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:TargetGenerationsLegends.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Target exclusive "Generations Legends" pack]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Costco]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|Optimus Prime bonus pack ([[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys|Leader Class Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Legends Class Bumblebee]], [[Jazz (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Legends Class Autobot Jazz]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Target]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|Generations Legends ([[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Movie Optimus Prime]], [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#LOC1|''Cybertron'' Optimus Prime]], [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Movie Megatron]], [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#LegendsMegs|''Cybertron'' Megatron]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Toys"R"Us]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|Battle for the Allspark ([[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Barricade]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Bumblebee]], [[Jazz (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Autobot Jazz]], [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Optimus Prime]], [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|Starscream]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

{{-}}

===''Animated'' (2008)===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
[[Hasbro Toy Shop]] had previously listed a category for an ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)|Animated]]'' Legends series, but no figures were announced, and it was ultimately removed from the site. Instead, Legends-sized toys based on ''Animated'' characters were released as part of the [[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)|''Universe'' line]] (see below).

However, there were two [[Target]] [[exclusive]] three-packs released in ''Animated'', each containing a [[redeco]] of a mass retail ''Animated'' Deluxe Class toy and two minor redecoes of the ''Universe'' line's Legends Class figures.
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Ani-toy StealthLockdownSet.jpg|200px|thumb|Stealth Lockdown set]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Target]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Lockdown (Animated)#Stealth|Stealth Lockdown]] (includes Legends Class [[Bumblebee (Animated)#Legends Class|Bumblebee]] and [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legends Class|Optimus Prime]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"| 
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Ratchet (Animated)#Rescue|Rescue Ratchet]] (includes Legends Class [[Prowl (Animated)#RescueRatchet|Prowl]] and [[Starscream (Animated)#Legends Class|Starscream]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
{{-}}

===''Universe'' (2008)===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
As the [[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)|2008 ''Universe'' line]] featured characters from across the breadth of prior ''Transformers'' franchises, the Legends-class molds used were similarly an eclectic assortment. Aside from more [[redeco]]es of the old ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' toys as [[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]] characters, there were several all-new molds made for other Generation 1 bots, with an emphasis on new versions of several [[Mini Vehicle]]s. On top of that was a batch of ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' Legends toys, ever-so-slightly different from the ''Animated'' multi-pack versions listed above.
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=3|[[File:Megatronlegend2008.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Megatron]][[File:Wheelielegendsuniverse.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Wheelie]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Onslaught (G1)#Universe (2008)|Onslaught]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Red Alert (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Red Alert]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Hound (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Autobot Hound]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jazz (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Autobot Jazz]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Megatron]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Universe (2008)|''Animated'' Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Prowl (Animated)#Universe (2008)|''Animated'' Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Animated)#Universe (2008)|''Animated'' Bumblebee]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Beachcomber (G1)#Universe (2008)|Beachcomber]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Brawn (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Brawn]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Animated)#Universe (2008)|''Animated'' Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Cosmos (G1)#Universe (2008)|Autobot Cosmos]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Rodimus]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Warpath (G1)#Universe (2008)|Warpath]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheelie (G1)#Universe (2008)|Autobot Wheelie]]}}
|}

;Exclusives
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Target]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|Aerial Rivals ([[Air Raid (G1)#Universe (2008)|Air Raid]], [[Blades (G1)#LOC|Blades]], [[Ramjet (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Ramjet]], [[Skydive (G1 Aerialbot)#Universe (2008)|Skydive]], [[Thrust (G1)/toys#Universe (2008)|Thrust]])}}
{{Bp-a1d1|Special Team Leaders ([[Hot Spot (G1)#Universe (2008)|Autobot Hot Zone]], [[Hun-Gurrr (G1)#Universe (2008)|Hun-Gurrr]], [[Razorclaw (G1)#Universe (2008)|Razorclaw]], [[Scattershot (G1)#Universe (2008)|Scattorshot]], [[Silverbolt (G1)#Legend|Silverbolt]])}}
</ul>
|}
{{-}}

===''Revenge of the Fallen'' (2009)===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
The [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|''Revenge of the Fallen'' toyline]] basically followed up from the 2007 movie line with new sculpts for both new characters and returning cast members, with a smattering of [[redeco]]ed 2007 molds. The line was also expanded with several "off-screen" characters, a practice that was rampant all over the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' toyline.
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=3|[[File:ROTF Jetfire 2009 Legends.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Jetfire]][[File:ROTF-toy SpringerLegend.jpg|right|thumb|200px|"Off-screen" character Springer]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Jetfire (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Jetfire]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Springer (ROTF)#Toys|Autobot Springer]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|Autobot Ratchet]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Sideswipe (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Sideswipe]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[The Fallen/toys#Legends Class toys|The Fallen]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Grindor (ROTF)#Toys|Grindor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|Enforcer Ironhide]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Mudflap (ROTF)#Legends Class toys|Mudflap]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsRecon|Recon Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Sideways (ROTF)#Legends Class toys|Sideways]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Skids (ROTF)#Legends Class toys|Autobot Skids]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Tankor (ROTF)#Toys|Tankor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsPowerArmor|Power Armor Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Sideswipe (Movie)#Bluesteel|Bluesteel Sideswipe]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#Legends Class toys|Soundwave]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheelie (ROTF)#Legends|Autobot Wheelie]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 6'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (Movie)#Legends Class toys|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsStealth|Stealth Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Jolt (ROTF)#Toys|Jolt]]}}
</ul>
|}

;Exclusives
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Kmart]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|[[War for the Skies]] ([[Blades (ROTF)|Autobot Blades]], [[Jetfire (Movie)#WarfortheSkies|Jetfire]], [[Spinister (ROTF)|Spinister]], [[Thundercracker (Movie)#Revenge of the Fallen|Thundercracker]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Target]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsVsShadowStriker|Bumblebee]] vs. [[Shadow Striker (ROTF)|Shadow Striker]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Mudflap (ROTF)#TargetRally|Rally Mudflap]] and [[Skids (ROTF)#TargetOffroad|Offroad Skids]]}}
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Smokescreen (Movie)#Legend|Smokescreen]] vs. [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#VsSmokescreen|Starscream]]}}
{{Bp-a1d1|[[Straightaway Shootout]] ([[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Straightaway|Ironhide]], [[Mudflap (ROTF)#Straightaway|Mudflap]], [[Runamuck (ROTF)|Runamuck]], [[Sparkcrusher]], [[Swerve (Movie)#Straightaway|Swerve]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Walmart]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Devastator (ROTF)#Legends Class toys|Constructicon Devastator]] ([[Hightower (ROTF)#Toys|Hightower]], [[Long Haul (ROTF)#Legends Class toys|Long Haul]], [[Mixmaster (ROTF)#Legends Class toys|Mixmaster]], [[Overload (ROTF)#Toys|Overload]], [[Rampage (ROTF)#Toys|Rampage]], [[Scavenger (ROTF)#Toys|Scavenger]], [[Scrapper (ROTF)#Toys|Scrapper]])}}
{{Bp-a1d1|[[The Fury of Fearswoop]] ([[Fearswoop (ROTF)#Toys|Fearswoop]], [[Mudflap (ROTF)#Fearswoop|Mudflap]], [[Sideswipe (Movie)#Fearswoop|Sideswipe]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|[[File:ROTF-toy StraightawayShootout boxed.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Target's "Straightaway Shootout" mutli-pack]]
|}

===''Transformers'' (2010)===

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
Like the rest of the [[Transformers (2010 toyline)|2010 ''Transformers'' toyline]], these toys are a mix of movie-series characters and new molds for [[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]] characters, in a pretty clean split: the first three waves are all movie-universe characters, the last two are Generation 1.
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=3|[[File:TF2010toy-RavageLegends.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Ravage]][[File:TF2010-toy Legends Megatron.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Megatron]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Transformers (2010)|Cyberfire Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 3|Fireburst Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Rampage (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Rampage]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Ravage (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Ravage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Hound (Movie)#Transformers (2010)|Tracker Hound]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Long Haul (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Long Haul]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Override (TF 2010)|Override]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Sandstorm (TF 2010)#Toys|Sandstorm]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Duststorm (TF 2010)|Duststorm]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Skids (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Tuner Skids]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)|Gold Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#2010Legend|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)|Starscream]]}}
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Prowl (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)|Prowl]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)|Trailcutter]]}}
</ul>
|}

;Exclusives
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''ShopTo.net'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (WFC)#War for Cybertron|Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Toys"R"Us]]'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Devastator (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Constructicon Devastator]] ([[Hightower (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Hightower]], [[Long Haul (ROTF)#TRUDevastatorGreen|Long Haul]], [[Mixmaster (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Mixmaster]], [[Overload (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Overload]], [[Rampage (ROTF)#LegendsDevGreen|Rampage]], [[Scavenger (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Scavenger]], [[Scrapper (ROTF)#Transformers (2010)|Scrapper]])}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Multiple outlets'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#DollarLegends|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (G1)/toys#DollarLegends|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#DollarLegends|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (G1)/toys#DollarLegends|Starscream]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|[[File:TF2010-toy GreenDevastator.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Toys"R"Us Devastator multi-pack]]
|}

===''Generations'' (2012)===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="99%"
|width="100%" valign="top" colspan=8|
Released under the ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]'' line, these toys were originally part of a large number of "GDO" ("Global Development Organization") market toys developed by Hasbro Asia for [[exclusive]] release in China and other Asian markets. Each was [[retool]]ed with [[C joint|3mm ports]] and included new-mold weapons.

After much fan-clamor, they were later released as [[Toys"R"Us]] exclusives in the United States.

Despite coming out well after the term "Legends Class" was phased out in favor of the "[[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]" branding, they were still called "Legends Class" toys on their packaging.
|
|width="20%" valign="top" rowspan=2|[[File:Generationstoy-Bluestreak.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Bluestreak]]
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''"GDO" exclusives'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#Generations|Bluestreak]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"| 
{{Bp-a1|[[Hoist (G1)/toys#Generations|Hoist]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"| 
{{Bp-d1|[[Motormaster (G1)#Generations|Motorbreath]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"| 
{{Bp-d1|[[Thundercracker (G1)/toys#Legends|Thundercracker]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}

==The end of Legends as we knew them==
Following the 2010 ''Transformers'' line's ''[[Reveal the Shield]]'' [[subline imprint]], Hasbro decided to move the Legends size class into a different direction, which ultimately created a rather confusing "fork": With 2011's ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)|Dark of the Moon]]'' line, the former Legends price point was absorbed into the new ''[[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' play pattern and renamed into "Legion Class", which was subsequently also used under the ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)|Transformers: Prime]]'' line and its ''[[Beast Hunters]]'' subline imprint. Confusingly, the name "Legends Class" was still used concurrently, both for the [[Transformers: Generations#Asian market exclusives ("GDO")|''Generations'' "GDO" line-up]] mentioned above (which featured redecos of figures originally released under the ''Reveal the Shield'' banner, with retooled hands and new weapons based on the [[C joint|3mm]] standard established by the ''Cyberverse'' play pattern), and around the same time also for the "[[market six]]" (read: "Dollar stores") exclusive assortment of [[rebranding|rebranded]] and barely redecoed older figures listed further above, which later featured [[variant|running changes]] for two figures reflecting the changes from the "GDO" redecos. With the discontinuation of the ''Cyberverse'' play pattern, the name "Legion Class" was used for exclusive redecos of older toys under the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)|Age of Extinction]]'' and [[Transformers (2014 toyline)|2014 ''Transformers'']] lines and then also used for new sculpts under the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)|2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' line]], thereby effectively replacing "Legends Class" as the name for this size class.

Meanwhile, by the end of 2012, the name "Legends Class" was repurposed, now referring to a new price point of toys released under the ''Generations'' line that were sold as two-packs during the first two years. While those figures varied in size, they were all distinctively different from all the previous "Legends Class" toys. In addition, they have their own series numbering within the ''Generations'' line that is entirely separate from the ongoing numbering system across multiple lines for the figures in this article. For those "Legends Class" figures, see the main article:
{{main|Transformers: Generations}}

==Notes==
*During the ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' toyline's run, there was some confusion as to the actual name of the price-point: It was variously solicited to online retailers as ''Cybertron All-Stars'' and ''Legends of Cybertron''. Online retailers even confirmed having received initial shipments alternatively sporting either name on the shipping cases, although later shipments exclusively sported the "Legends" name. The toys themselves, however, didn't sport ''any'' size-class-specific name on the packaging. Meanwhile, [[Hasbro]] originally listed the toys under the name ''Cybertron Micro Series'' on their [http://www.transformers.com/ official Transformers website], but later changed those listings to "Legends" as well. Later toylines that included toys of the same size class (including [[redeco]]s of the ''Cybertron''-derived molds) specifically used names such as ''Legends Class'' on the packaging, so that title seems to have won out. However, the "Cybertron" part of the name has never been used in an official capacity anywhere outside the ''Cybertron'' toyline.



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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)

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{{Nav-rotb}}

The '''''Transformers: Rise of the Beasts''''' toyline coincides with the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|seventh film]] in the [[live-action film series]]. Much like the merchandising for ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the film's self-titled toyline is focused on kid-oriented products, with the collector-targeted figures released instead as part of the ongoing ''[[Studio Series]]'' line, co-branded with the film's title.

==Hasbro ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline==
==="Core" figures===
Labeled by store listings as "Core Boys" products (not to be confused with the Core [[size class]] seen in other toylines), these figures use the traditional Deluxe and Voyager size classes but without the "premium collector product" approach of ''Studio Series'', akin to the Deluxe Class offerings in the recent ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' and ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' toylines, and were based on early film concept art due to time constraints<ref>[https://news.tfw2005.com/2023/07/28/sdcc-2023-hasbro-show-floor-qa-legacy-studio-series-video-games-more-488215 SDCC 2023 Hasbro Show Floor Q&A – Legacy, Studio Series, Video Games, More!]</ref>. The Core figures' distribution differed depending on country, with the USA getting the Deluxes exclusively in two [[Target]] box sets (see below) and relatively sparse shipments of the Voyager waves through regular retail channels, while everywhere else had normal distribution comprised of individually packaged figures. Additionally, the Core line was not offered through the usual large online retailers such as [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] for reasons unknown.

;Deluxe Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Autobot Mirage]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|[[File:TF-ROTB-Mainline-Deluxe-Class-Airazor.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|"Core" Deluxe Class Airazor]]
|}

;Voyager Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}

===Beast Alliance===
The "Beast Alliance" subline focuses on gearing up characters using beast partner figures that transform into weapons or armor. The Beast Battle Master and Battle Changer assortments offer individual beasts and allies, while the more expensive Beast Weaponizer and Beast Combiner pricepoints pack together a figure with a beast partner.

====Beast Battle Masters====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Toys|Skullcruncher]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Airazor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BattleMasterRhinox.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Master Rhinox]]
|}

====Battle Changers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scourge]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Battle-Changers-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Changer Optimus Prime]]
|}

====Beast Weaponizers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Toys|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Toys|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BeastWeaponizersOptimusPrimalArrowstripe.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Weaponizer Optimus Primal & Arrowstripe]]
|}

====Beast Combiners====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Toys|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Toys|Silverfang]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Beast-Combiners-Bumblebee-and-Snarlsaber.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Combiner Bumblebee & Snarlsaber]]
|}

{{-}}

===Autobots Unite===
Drawing upon molds created for the ''Bumblebee'' toyline, the "Autobots Unite" subline features vehicular characters who can be propelled in alt-mode by an "energon core" motor, packaged with the larger Power Plus and Nitro Series products. Much of the line is unchanged re-releases.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Speed Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Barricade]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Optimus Prime]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Power Plus Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Battletrap (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Battletrap]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Megatron]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Nitro Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#ROTBNitro|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Rise Of The Beasts|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:EnergonIgnitersSpeedBarricade.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Autobots Unite'' Speed Series Barricade]]
|}
{{-}}

===Various toys===
The remainder of the ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline comprises a variety of products not branded as part of any larger subline, including a number of robot-to-roleplay-accessory items, Flex and Smash Changers with transformation gimmicks, electronic Beast Mode figures, [[package refresh]]es of several ''Bumblebee'' Energon Igniter figures under the returning "[[Legends of Cybertron]]" name, and the standard Titan Changers assortment.
====2-in-1 roleplay items====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Blaster'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Blaster|Optimus Prime Blaster]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Masks'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Mask|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#2-in-1 roleplay|Optimus Primal]]}}
|[[File:ROTBtoy-2in1maskOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|2-in-1 Mask Optimus Primal]]
|}

===="Novelty conversion" toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Flex Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Command and Convert'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#CommandAndConvert|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|[[File:ROTBtoy-SmashChangersOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|Smash Changers Optimus Primal]]
</ul>
|}

====Other toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Mode'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Optimus Prime]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Legends of Cybertron'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsofCybertron|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:TF-Authentic-Titan-Changers-Cheetor.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.6|Titan Changer Cheetor]]
|}

===Exclusives===
Please note that the channels of release listed for toys below refer to the United States.
{{toystub}}

====''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]''====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Jungle Mission 3-Packs'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Cheetor]], [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Nightbird]], and [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Airazor]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#JM|Bumblebee]], and [[Mirage (Movie)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Weaponizers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|[[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Predacon Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Sandspear]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Scourge]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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==''Generations''==
===''Studio Series''===
{{nav-studio}}
Following the pattern established by its predecessor ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the collector-focused toys in the ''Rise of the Beasts'' line were produced under the umbrella of the evergreen ''Studio Series'' collector toyline of movie product. All toys branded as ''Rise of the Beasts'' tie-ins are listed below.

;Core Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 8'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Noah Díaz#Toys|Noah Díaz Exo-Suit]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Novakane#Toys|Terrorcon Novakane]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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;Deluxe Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|97 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|100 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 22'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|104 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#SS104|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|105 [[Mirage (Movie)#Studio Series|Mirage]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 23'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|107 [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Studio Series|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
{{Bp-a1|108 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Studio_Series|Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Voyager Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|98 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|99 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 20'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|103 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|102BB [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BBROTB|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}

;Leader Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 11'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|101 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 13'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|106 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}

==TakaraTomy==
===''Beast Kakusei''===

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'''Papapatto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-01 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BPC-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[August 5]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Rhinox]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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'''Kakusei Weapon'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-01 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BW-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|BW-03 [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Rise_of_the_Beasts|Kakusei Weapon Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-04 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-05 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BC-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-03 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Bumblebee]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-04 [[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BC-05 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Kakusei Change Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCS-01 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Rise of the Beasts|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-02 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-03 Kakusei Change Set [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-04 Kakusei Change Set [[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
{{-}}
'''Kakusei Change Armor Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-01 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Rise of the Beasts|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-02 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Rise of the Beasts|Silverfang]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCAS-03 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BCAS-04 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-05 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Kurutto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BKC-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|BKC-02 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Nightbird]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BKC-03 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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'''Deluxe Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Deluxe Class Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BD-02 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BD-03 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BD-04 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#3packsingle|Deluxe Class Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BD-05 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-06 [[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Voyager Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BV-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BV-02 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BV-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{-}}
'''Beast Power'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BP-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BP-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Optimus Prime]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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===''Studio Series''===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 36''' ([[June]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-103 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-104 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 37''' ([[July]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-ter|SS-105 [[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]] }}
{{bp-a1|SS-106 [[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-m1|SS-107 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 38''' ([[August]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-108 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-ter|SS-109 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 41''' ([[November]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-113 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 43''' ([[January]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-116 [[Noah Díaz#Studio Series|Noah Díaz Excel Suit]]}}
</ul>
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 44''' ([[February]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|SS-118 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-120 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Studio Series|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
{{comingsoontoy|Everything beyond wave 38}}

===Exclusives===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Toys"R"Us''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BPC-EX [[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Papapatto Change Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-p1|BCS-EX Kakusei Change Set [[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#Rise of the Beasts|Sandspear]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Ultimate|Kakusei Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Campaign item]]s'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Burning Plasma Blaster]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Chainclaw]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
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==Merchandise==
===Jada Toys===
{{toystub}}

==Notes==
*Much of the toyline, such as the "Core" toys and the entire ''Autobots Unite'' subline, was found at retail without a prior announcement from Hasbro.
*The first ''Rise of the Beasts'' toy was originally the ''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'' "Energon Escape" [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BuzzEE|Bumblebee]] and [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Optimus Prime]] two-pack. The co-branding on the packaging was later changed to the ''Bumblebee'' film, presumably due to the one-year delay of ''Rise of the Beasts''.

===Foreign names===
* ''Japanese:'' '''''Transformers/Beast Kakusei''''' (トランスフォーマー/ビースト覚醒 ''Toransufōmā Bīsuto Kakusei'', "Transformers: Beast Awakening")
* ''Mandarin:'' '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Wàn Shòu Juéqǐ''''' (Taiwan, 變形金剛：萬獸崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts"), '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Chāonéng Yǒngshì Juéqǐ''''' (China, 变形金刚：超能勇士崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beast Wars")

==References==
{{reflist}}

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[[Category:Live-action film series toylines]]

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)

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{{Nav-rotb}}

The '''''Transformers: Rise of the Beasts''''' toyline coincides with the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|seventh film]] in the [[live-action film series]]. Much like the merchandising for ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the film's self-titled toyline is focused on kid-oriented products, with the collector-targeted figures released instead as part of the ongoing ''[[Studio Series]]'' line, co-branded with the film's title.

==Hasbro ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline==
==="Core" figures===
Labeled by store listings as "Core Boys" products (not to be confused with the Core [[size class]] seen in other toylines), these figures use the traditional Deluxe and Voyager size classes but without the "premium collector product" approach of ''Studio Series'', akin to the Deluxe Class offerings in the recent ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' and ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' toylines, and were based on early film concept art due to time constraints<ref>[https://news.tfw2005.com/2023/07/28/sdcc-2023-hasbro-show-floor-qa-legacy-studio-series-video-games-more-488215 SDCC 2023 Hasbro Show Floor Q&A – Legacy, Studio Series, Video Games, More!]</ref>. The Core figures' distribution differed depending on country, with the USA getting the Deluxes exclusively in two [[Target]] box sets (see below) and relatively sparse shipments of the Voyager waves through regular retail channels, while everywhere else had normal distribution comprised of individually packaged figures. Additionally, the Core line was not offered through the usual large online retailers such as [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] for reasons unknown.

;Deluxe Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Autobot Mirage]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Wheeljack]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|[[File:TF-ROTB-Mainline-Deluxe-Class-Airazor.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|"Core" Deluxe Class Airazor]]
|}

;Voyager Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Rhinox]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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===Beast Alliance===
The "Beast Alliance" subline focuses on gearing up characters using beast partner figures that transform into weapons or armor. The Beast Battle Master and Battle Changer assortments offer individual beasts and allies, while the more expensive Beast Weaponizer and Beast Combiner pricepoints pack together a figure with a beast partner.

====Beast Battle Masters====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Rhinox]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Toys|Skullcruncher]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Airazor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BattleMasterRhinox.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Master Rhinox]]
|}

====Battle Changers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scourge]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Battle-Changers-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Battle Changer Optimus Prime]]
|}

====Beast Weaponizers====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Toys|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Toys|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}

|[[File:ROTBtoy-BeastWeaponizersOptimusPrimalArrowstripe.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Weaponizer Optimus Primal & Arrowstripe]]
|}

====Beast Combiners====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Toys|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Toys|Silverfang]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}

|[[File:TF-ROTB-Beast-Combiners-Bumblebee-and-Snarlsaber.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Beast Alliance'' Beast Combiner Bumblebee & Snarlsaber]]
|}

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===Autobots Unite===
Drawing upon molds created for the ''Bumblebee'' toyline, the "Autobots Unite" subline features vehicular characters who can be propelled in alt-mode by an "energon core" motor, packaged with the larger Power Plus and Nitro Series products. Much of the line is unchanged re-releases.

{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Speed Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|[[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Barricade]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Optimus Prime]]}}
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Power Plus Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Battletrap (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Battletrap]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SparkCharger|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Megatron]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Nitro Series'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Autobots Unite|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#ROTBNitro|Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Rise Of The Beasts|Starscream]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:EnergonIgnitersSpeedBarricade.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|''Autobots Unite'' Speed Series Barricade]]
|}
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===Various toys===
The remainder of the ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline comprises a variety of products not branded as part of any larger subline, including a number of robot-to-roleplay-accessory items, Flex and Smash Changers with transformation gimmicks, electronic Beast Mode figures, and the standard Titan Changers assortment.
====2-in-1 roleplay items====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Blaster'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Blaster|Optimus Prime Blaster]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Masks'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Mask|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#2-in-1 roleplay|Optimus Primal]]}}
|[[File:ROTBtoy-2in1maskOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|2-in-1 Mask Optimus Primal]]
|}

===="Novelty conversion" toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Flex Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Command and Convert'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#CommandAndConvert|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|[[File:ROTBtoy-SmashChangersOptimusPrimal.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.6|Smash Changers Optimus Primal]]
</ul>
|}

====Other toys====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Mode'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Mode Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 1'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Megatron]]}}
{{Bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Optimus Prime]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Titan Changers wave 2'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#ROTBTitanChanger|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#TitanChanger|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|[[File:TF-Authentic-Titan-Changers-Cheetor.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.6|Titan Changer Cheetor]]
|}

===Exclusives===
Please note that the channels of release listed for toys below refer to the United States.
{{toystub}}

====''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]''====
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Jungle Mission 3-Packs'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Cheetor]], [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Nightbird]], and [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Wheeljack]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|[[Airazor (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Airazor]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#JM|Bumblebee]], and [[Mirage (Movie)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Autobot Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Beast Weaponizers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|[[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Predacon Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Sandspear]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Smash Changers'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|[[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Scourge]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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==''Generations''==
===''Studio Series''===
{{nav-studio}}
Following the pattern established by its predecessor ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'', the collector-focused toys in the ''Rise of the Beasts'' line were produced under the umbrella of the evergreen ''Studio Series'' collector toyline of movie product. All toys branded as ''Rise of the Beasts'' tie-ins are listed below.

;Core Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 5'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 8'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|[[Noah Díaz#Toys|Noah Díaz Exo-Suit]]}}
{{Bp-ter|[[Novakane#Toys|Terrorcon Novakane]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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;Deluxe Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|97 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
{{Bp-a1|100 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 22'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|104 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#SS104|Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|105 [[Mirage (Movie)#Studio Series|Mirage]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 23'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-p1|107 [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Studio Series|Predacon Scorponok]]}}
{{Bp-a1|108 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Studio_Series|Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Voyager Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 19'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|98 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-ter|99 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 20'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|103 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|102BB [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BBROTB|Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

;Leader Class
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 11'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|101 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 13'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|106 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}

==TakaraTomy==
===''Beast Kakusei''===

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'''Papapatto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-01 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BPC-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Optimus Prime]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[August 5]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BPC-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#SmashChangers|Papapatto Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kakusei Weapon'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-01 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BW-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Weapon Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-d1|BW-03 [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#Rise_of_the_Beasts|Kakusei Weapon Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-04 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BW-05 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Battlemaster|Kakusei Weapon Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kakusei Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BC-02 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-03 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Beast Alliance|Kakusei Change Bumblebee]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BC-04 [[Mirage (Movie)#BattleChanger|Kakusei Change Mirage]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BC-05 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Kakusei Change Scourge]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kakusei Change Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCS-01 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Beast Alliance|Optimus Primal]] & [[Arrowstripe#Rise of the Beasts|Arrowstripe]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-02 Kakusei Change Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastWeaponizer|Optimus Prime]] & [[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Chainclaw]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-03 Kakusei Change Set [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Wheeljack]] & [[Rhinox (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Rhinox]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCS-04 Kakusei Change Set [[Arcee (Movie)#BeastWeaponizer|Arcee]] & [[Cheetor (ROTB)#BeastWeaponizer|Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|}
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'''Kakusei Change Armor Set'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-01 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Bumblebee]] & [[Snarlsaber#Rise of the Beasts|Snarlsaber]]}}
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-02 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Arcee (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Arcee]] & [[Silverfang#Rise of the Beasts|Silverfang]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BCAS-03 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Optimus Primal]] & [[Skullcruncher (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Skullcruncher]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BCAS-04 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Scourge (ROTB)#BeastCombiner|Scourge]] & [[Scorponok (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Scorponok]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1m1|BCAS-05 Kakusei Change Armor Set [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastCombiner|Optimus Prime]] & [[Lionblade#Toys|Lionblade]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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'''Kurutto Change'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BKC-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|BKC-02 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Nightbird]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BKC-03 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#FlexChangers|Kurutto Change Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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'''Deluxe Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts 2|Deluxe Class Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BD-02 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Cheetor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 2''' ([[May 27]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BD-03 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Airazor]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BD-04 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#3packsingle|Deluxe Class Nightbird]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BD-05 [[Wheeljack (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Wheeljack]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 4''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BD-06 [[Mirage (Movie)#Rise of the Beasts|Deluxe Class Mirage]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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'''Voyager Class'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[June 24]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BV-01 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Prime]]}}
{{Bp-m1|BV-02 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Optimus Primal]]}}
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 3''' ([[October 28]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|BV-03 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Rise of the Beasts|Voyager Class Rhinox]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|}
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'''Beast Power'''
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 1''' ([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|BP-01 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-a1|BP-02 [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|Beast Power Optimus Prime]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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===''Studio Series''===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 36''' ([[June]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-103 [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS100|Bumblebee]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-104 [[Battletrap (ROTB)#Studio Series|Battletrap]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 37''' ([[July]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-ter|SS-105 [[Freezer#Studio Series|Terrorcon Freezer]] }}
{{bp-a1|SS-106 [[Arcee (Movie)#SSCore|Arcee]]}}
{{bp-m1|SS-107 [[Airazor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Airazor]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 38''' ([[August]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-108 [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Studio Series|Cheetor]]}}
{{bp-ter|SS-109 [[Scourge (ROTB)#Studio Series|Scourge]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 41''' ([[November]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{bp-m1|SS-113 [[Rhinox (ROTB)#Studio Series|Rhinox]]}}
</ul>
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 43''' ([[January]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-a1|SS-116 [[Noah Díaz#Studio Series|Noah Díaz Excel Suit]]}}
</ul>
|-
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Wave 44''' ([[February]], 2024)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|SS-118 [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]]}}
{{Bp-ter|SS-120 [[Nightbird (ROTB)#Studio Series|Nightbird]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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{{comingsoontoy|Everything beyond wave 38}}

===Exclusives===
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|'''Toys"R"Us''' ([[April 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-ter|BPC-EX [[Scourge (ROTB)#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Papapatto Change Scourge]]}}
{{Bp-p1|BCS-EX Kakusei Change Set [[Scorponok (ROTB)#BuzzworthyBumblebee|Scorponok]] & [[Sandspear#Rise of the Beasts|Sandspear]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|([[July 15]], 2023)
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-m1|[[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Ultimate|Kakusei Optimus Primal]]}}
</ul>
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|width="20%" valign="top"|'''[[Campaign item]]s'''
<ul class="iconlist">
{{Bp-multi|[[Burning Plasma Blaster]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]}}
{{Bp-m1|[[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Chainclaw]]}}
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
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==Merchandise==
===Jada Toys===
{{toystub}}

==Notes==
*Much of the toyline, such as the "Core" toys and the entire ''Autobots Unite'' subline, was found at retail without a prior announcement from Hasbro.
*The first ''Rise of the Beasts'' toy was originally the ''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'' "Energon Escape" [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BuzzEE|Bumblebee]] and [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Buzzworthy Bumblebee|Optimus Prime]] two-pack. The co-branding on the packaging was later changed to the ''Bumblebee'' film, presumably due to the one-year delay of ''Rise of the Beasts''.

===Foreign names===
* ''Japanese:'' '''''Transformers/Beast Kakusei''''' (トランスフォーマー/ビースト覚醒 ''Toransufōmā Bīsuto Kakusei'', "Transformers: Beast Awakening")
* ''Mandarin:'' '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Wàn Shòu Juéqǐ''''' (Taiwan, 變形金剛：萬獸崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts"), '''''Biànxíng Jīngāng: Chāonéng Yǒngshì Juéqǐ''''' (China, 变形金刚：超能勇士崛起, "Transformers: Rise of the Beast Wars")

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Rise of the Beasts (toyline)}}
[[Category:Rise of the Beasts| (toyline)]]
[[Category:Live-action film series toylines]]

Chainclaw (ROTB)

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Archforce: /* Rise of the Beasts */

{{factions|maximal}}
{{disambig3|Chainclaw}}
:''Chainclaw is a [[Maximal]] from the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (franchise)|Rise of the Beasts]] portion of the [[Live-action film series|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:TF-ROTB-Beast-Weaponizer-Chainclaw.jpg|right|thumb|350px|"Woof!" "Alright, Pochita, I know! Let's go kill this thing!"]]

'''Chainclaw''' is a canine who transforms into a chainsaw. His desire to witness his best friend's dreams is unknown.

==Toys==
===''Rise of the Beasts''===
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1m1|'''Optimus Prime and Chainclaw''' (Beast Weaponizers, [[2023]])}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy name'': '''Kakusei Change Set Optimus Prime & Chainclaw'''
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''BCS-02'''
:*''TakaraTomy release date'': [[April 15]], 2023
{{toydesigner|[[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Released as part of the first wave of toys in the ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' mainline, Chainclaw is a 3-inch Beast Battle Master toy that can convert from wolf to chainsaw. Chainclaw's chainsaw mode can be wielded by any figure with a 5 mm port but is of course intended to be held by [[Optimus_Prime_(Movie)/toys#Beast_Alliance|Optimus Prime]] since they come packaged together.

{{-}}{{anchor|Burning}}
[[File:BurningChainclaw.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|"'''Don't open it.'''"]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-m1|'''Burning Chainclaw''' (Kakusei Weapon, 2023)}}</ul>
:*''Release date'' [[October 28]], 2023

: Burning Chainclaw (バーニングチェーンクロー) is a redeco of the above toy, cast in red and clear red plastic.

: This version was available as a [[campaign item]] through [[TakaraTomy Mall]], similarly to the previously released [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]. Burning Chainclaw could be obtained by pre-ordering ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin_Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]] or [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]], or with purchases of 5000 yen or more. His instructions feature the ''Beast Awakening'' logo.
{{--}}

==Notes==
[[File:ROTBtoy-Early BattleMaster Chainclaw.jpg|thumb|200px|right|What tha dog doin'?]]
*On the back of the box, Chainclaw's stock render is not only green instead of blue, but also features a different layout for the paint applications than the final toy.

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Chainclaw''' (チェーンクロー ''Chēnkurō'')

[[Category:Rise of the Beasts Maximals]]
[[Category:Toy-only characters]]

Campaign item

2024-01-02T04:53:33Z

Archforce: /* Beast Awakening */

[[File:Megalo Minis.jpg|thumb|upright=2.6|Buy $40 worth of toys you got a month ago for a single Mini-Con!]]

A '''campaign item''' is, simply, a limited-quantity special item made available during limited-time promotional events (commonly called "campaigns" in Japan). Most campaign items are given away for "free" as a "reward" for spending a specific minimum amount of money on previously-determined products at specific retail chains, but every campaign has its own set of qualifying rules for obtaining them (which aren't always followed by retailers).

In ''Transformers'', these are most often exclusive redecoes of the smallest toys in a line, like [[Spychanger]]s, [[Mini-Con]]s, and [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends Class]] figures, but even weapon accessories and other knickknacks like sticker sheets and small wearables have been offered. The practice is far, ''far'' more common in TakaraTomy's markets, where their ability to set specific release dates for their figures allow them to better coordinate such promotions. (Hasbro has done their own over the years, but far fewer in number by a long shot.) But even then, the practice saw little use until the year 2000, and then absolutely exploded in 2003 with the ''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)#Takara Legends of the Microns toyline|Legends of the Microns]]'' line going ''nuts'' with promotional Mini-Cons, which proved popular enough to keep a fairly steady stream of campaign items flowing for well over a decade later.

Thus, these items can sometimes be a bit pricey on the secondary market, depending on how low the production run is, how much needed to be spent to obtain the item, how well they complete a theme, how difficult it was to find participating stores, etc.

==Hasbro==
===''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)|Energon]]''===
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 31]] to [[August 1]] 2004
|[[Energon weapon#Energon / Super Link|Alpha Spear & Omega Spear]]
|[[OTFCC 2004]]
|Completing Hasbro survey
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]''===
[[File:Cybertron Legends Skywarp.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|SDCC 2005 ''Legends of Cybertron'' Skywarp.]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 14]] to [[July 17|17]] 2005
|[[Skywarp (Armada)#Cybertron|Skywarp]] & clear-black Autobot Cybertron-style [[Cyber Key]]
|[[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2005
|Attending Hasbro's booth
|-
|[[September 23]] to [[September 25|25]] 2005 / [[September 29]] to [[October 1]] 2006
|[[Ramjet (Universe)#Cybertron|Ramjet]]
|[[BotCon 2005]], [[BotCon 2006]]
|Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2005 / Kids under 12 attending BotCon 2006
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Kre-O]]''===
[[File:KreO-toy Devastator Orange.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us / BotCon 2013 exclusive Devastator Kreon.]]
[[File:KreO-toy Optimus Ski.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toy Fair 2015 exclusive "Winter" Optimus Prime Kreon.]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[June 4]] to [[June 6]] / [[July 21]] to [[July 24|24]] 2011
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Kre-O|Matrix Optimus Prime]] [[Kreon]]
|[[BotCon 2011]], [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2011, [[Hasbro Toy Shop]]
|Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2011 (June) or San Diego Comic-Con 2011 (July) / Ordering any ''Transformers'' toys from Hasbro Toy Shop (later also included with the ''[[Awesome Autobots Activity Book]]'' and issue #240 of the [[United Kingdom|UK]] comic series ''[[Doctor Who]] Adventures'')
|-
|[[October 11]] to [[October 14|14]] 2012
|[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Energon|Energon Bumblebee]] Kreon
|[[New York Comic Con]] 2012
|Attending Hasbro's booth
|-
|October 2012 / [[June 29]] to [[July 1]] 2013
|[[Devastator (G1)/toys#OrangeDevastator|Constructicon Devastator]] Kreon (orange)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] (US & Canada), [[BotCon 2013]]
|Purchasing any ''Kreo-O'' product from Toys"R"Us (Oct) / Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2013
|-
|[[June 28]] 2014
|"Dinobot Ride" polybag (contains a small buildable [[Grimlock (AOE)#DinobotRide|Grimlock]] and a Cityville-sized mini [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#DinobotRide|Optimus Prime]] Kreon)
|Toys"R"Us (United States)
|Attending a "build-a-figure" event at Toys"R"Us (later also available at various hobby shops in Hasbro's Asian markets)
|-
|??? / [[June 27]] to [[July 6]] 2014
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Elite|Elite Optimus Prime]] Kreon
|Toys"R"Us (Canada), "Transformers Exhibition" (Taiwan)
|Attending a "build-a-figure" event at Toys"R"Us (date unknown) / Attending "Transformers Exhibition" in Taipei (June-July)
|-
|[[February 14]] 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (Kre-O)#ToyFair2015|"Winter" Optimus Prime]] Kreon
|[[Toy Fair 2015]]
|Attending Hasbro's 2015 Entertainment Brand Preview Event
|-
|''Unreleased''
|[[Bumblebee (Kre-O)#Soccer|"Soccer" Bumblebee]] Kreon
|''Unknown''
|''Unreleased''
|-
|''Unreleased''
|"Summer" Autobot Drift Kreon
|''Unknown''
|''Unreleased''
|-
|}
{{-}}
===''[[Combiner Wars (toyline)|Combiner Wars]]''===
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the [[Aerialbot (G1)#Combiner Wars|Aerialbots]] and [[Stunticon (G1)#Combiner Wars|Stunticons]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing any four Deluxe Class figures from waves 1 and 2
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the [[Protectobot (G1)#Combiner Wars|Protectobots]] and [[Optimus Maximus (G1)#Combiner Wars|Optimus Maximus]] components
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing any four Deluxe Class figures from waves 3 and 4
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for [[Devastator (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Devastator]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Devastator (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Devastator]]
|-
|}
{{-}}
===''[[Titans Return (toyline)|Titans Return]]''===
[[File:Generations-Fort-Max-master-sword.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Asia exclusive Master Sword.]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 2016
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the entirety of wave 1
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Unknown
|-
|??? 2016
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the entirety of wave 2
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Unknown
|-
|June / July 2016
|[[Master Sword#Generations|Master Sword]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Fortress Maximus]]
|-
|}
{{-}}
===''[[Power of the Primes (toyline)|Power of the Primes]]''===
[[File:POTPPredakingSword.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.0|Hasbro Tmall exclusive sonic sword.]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[November 11]] 2018
|[[Sonic sword#PowerOfThePrimes|Sonic sword]]
|Hasbro Tmall store (China)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Predaking (G1)#Generations|Predaking]]
|-
|}
{{-}}

==Takara / TakaraTomy==
===''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers]]''===
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Kirk#Toys|Kirk]] ([[Autobot Master Warrior|Master Warrior]], white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any [[Throttlebot]]
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Lione#Toys|Lione]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Loafer#Toys|Loafer]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Rodney#Toys|Rodney]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Shuffler#Toys|Shuffler]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Toraizer#Toys|Toraizer]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|}
{{note|Sadly, further information about the "Throttlebot Promotional Sales Campaign" with the white Master Warriors is sparse and possibly lost to antiquity.}}

===''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)#Takara Car Robots toyline|Car Robots]]''===
[[File:RID-toy Mirage-Jusco.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO "Original Spychanger" Counter Arrow]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|August 2000
|[[Hot Shot (RID)#Juscoclear|"Original Spychanger" Art Fire]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Mirage (RID)#JuscoClear|"Original Spychanger" Counter Arrow]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[R.E.V.#JUSCO|"Original Spychanger" Eagle Killer]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Ironhide (RID)#Juscoclear|"Original Spychanger" Ox]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[W.A.R.S.#JuscoClear|"Original Spychanger" Wars]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Crosswise (RID)#Jusco|"Original Spychanger" X-Car]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Skid-Z (RID)#Super|Super Indy Heat]]
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Rail Racer (RID)#Toys|C-015 JRX]]
|-
|August 2000
|[[Tow-Line (RID)#Super|Super Wrecker Hook]]
|Daiei
|Purchasing [[Landfill (RID)#Toys|C-022 Build King]]
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)#Takara Legends of the Microns toyline|Legends of the Microns]]''===
[[File:Arm-toy Buzzsaw Undergrove.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokaido Wheel Undergrove Edition]]
[[File:Arm-toy WreckageUltimate.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us / Hello Mac Shot Ultimate Edition]]
[[File:Arm-toy_Oval-Overdrive.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|World Hobby Fair / Ito Yokaido Nitro Overdrive Edition]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[January 1]]st 2003
|[[Drill Bit (Armada)#Undergrove|Crush Undergrove Edition]] (Destruction Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Armada|MC-01 Convoy Super Mode]]
|-
|January 1st 2003
|[[Dualor (Armada)#Undergrove|Duster Undergrove Edition]] (Destruction Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-01 Convoy Super Mode
|-
|January 1st 2003
|[[Buzzsaw (Armada)#Undergrove|Wheel Undergrove Edition]] ([[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron]])
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-01 Convoy Super Mode
|-
|January 1st / [[March 20]]th / [[May 2]]nd 2003
|[[Bonecrusher (Armada)#Ultimate|Bomb Ultimate Edition]] ([[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Armada|MD-01 Megatron]] (May)
|-
|January 1st / March 20th / May 2nd 2003
|[[Knock Out (Armada)#Ultimate|Crack Ultimate Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or MD-01 Megatron (May)
|-
|January 1st / March 20th / May 2nd 2003
|[[Wreckage (Armada)#Ultimate|Shot Ultimate Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or MD-01 Megatron (May)
|-
|January-February / [[April 1]]st 2003
|[[Backtrack (Armada)#Overdrive|Auto Overdrive Edition]] ([[Street Speed Mini-Con Team#Overdrive|Street Speed Micron]])
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|January-February / April 1st 2003
|[[Oval#Overdrive|Nitro Overdrive Edition]] (Street Speed Micron)
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|January-February / April 1st 2003
|[[Spiral#Overdrive|Sieg Overdrive Edition]] (Street Speed Micron)
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|[[April 24]]th 2003
|[[Bonecrusher (Armada)#NightAttack|Bomb Night Attack Edition]] ([[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|April 24th 2003
|[[Knock Out (Armada)#NightAttack|Crack Night Attack Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|April 24th 2003
|[[Wreckage (Armada)#NightAttack|Shot Night Attack Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|[[August 2]]nd 2003
|[[Dirt Boss (Armada)#RoadAssault|Drift Road Assault Edition]] ([[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron]])
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing [[Jetfire (Armada)#Toys|MC-09 Jetfire]] or [[Tidal Wave (Armada)#Toys|MD-05 Shockwave]]
|-
|August 2nd 2003
|[[Mirage (Armada)#RoadAssault|Indy Road Assault Edition]] (Race Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-09 Jetfire or MD-05 Shockwave
|-
|August 2nd 2003
|[[Downshift (Armada)#RoadAssault|Spin Road Assault Edition]] (Race Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-09 Jetfire or MD-05 Shockwave
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline|Super Link]]''===
[[File:En-toy EnergyAxe-BlackHole.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|Ito Yokado Energy Axe Black Hole Edition]]
[[File:En-toy Windcharger.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Windcharger (Accel + Throttle + Screw)]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 26]]th 2003
|[[Energon weapon#Energon / Super Link|Energy Spear Corona Flame Edition]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Energon|SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode]], [[Ironhide (Energon)#Toys|SC-04 Roadbuster]], or [[Scorponok (Energon)#Toys|SD-05 MegaZarak]]
|-
|December 26th 2003
|Energy Axe Aquamarine Edition
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|December 26th 2003
|Energy Axe Black Hole Edition
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode
|-
|December 26th 2003 / [[January 1]]st 2004
|Energy Spear Royal Clear Edition
|Hello Mac (Dec) / Posful, Pelican, Joshin Denki & Heiwado (Jan)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode or SD-05 MegaZarak (Hello Mac) / SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode (others)
|-
|[[March 18]]th / [[March 25]]th 2004
|Energy Axe Violet Cluster Edition
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Rodimus (Energon)#Toys|SC-10 Rodimus Convoy]] or [[Prowl (Energon)#Toys|SC-11 Red Alert]] (18th) / [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#EnDx|SC-13 SL Grand Convoy]] (25th)
|-
|March 18th / [[March 27]]th 2004
|Energy Axe Natural Green Edition
|Hello Mac (18th) / Joshin Denki (27th)
|Purchasing any ''Super Link'' product
|-
|March 18th 2004
|Energy Spear Lightning Yellow Edition
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing SC-10 Rodimus Convoy
|-
|March 18th 2004
|Energy Spear Rodeo Magenta Edition
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing SC-10 Rodimus Convoy or SC-11 Red Alert
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2004
|[[Accel]] ([[Windcharger (Energon)|Windcharger Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[May 27]]th 2004
|Energy Raiden Overdrive Edition
|Gamers Transformers Fair
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[July 7]]th 2004
|Energy Cutter Daylight Attack Edition
|1500 select stores (see note below)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy or [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Toys|SC-17 Wing Saber]]
|-
|July 7th 2004
|Energy Blade Night Phantom Edition
|1500 select stores (see note below)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy or SC-17 Wing Saber
|-
|[[August 10]]th 2004
|[[Throttle (Energon)|Throttle]] (Windcharger Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[September 16]]th 2004
|[[Screw (Energon)|Screw]] (Windcharger Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Omega Supreme (Energon)#Energon|SC-22 Omega Supreme]]
|-
|}
{{note|The Energy Cutter Daylight Attack Edition and Energy Blade Night Phantom Edition information is... questionable. Apparently the promotion was not actually officially announced in any way, with scraps of information coming at least a week after its supposed start from people making calls to Takara customer service. "1500 stores" is as detailed as it gets when it comes to which stores actually carried the items.}}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)#Takara Galaxy Force toyline|Galaxy Force]]''===
[[File:Cyb-toy Graviton.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO Graviton]]
[[File:Cyb-toy Element.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Platinum Element]]
[[File:Cyb-toy Ichibi.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokaido & Hello Mac Ichibi]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 28]]th 2005
|Mystery [[Cyber Key/gallery#Toys|Force Chip]]
|2000 stores (but not [[Toys"R"Us]])
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[March 17]]th 2005
|[[Graviton (Cybertron)|Graviton]] ([[Hellflame Mini-Con Team|Hellflame Micron]])
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Scourge (Cybertron)#Cybertron|GD-07 Flame Convoy]]
|-
|March 17th 2005
|[[Quasar]] (Hellflame Micron)
|Ito Yokaido, [[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product (Ito Yokaido) / GD-07 Flame Convoy (JUSCO)
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2005
|[[Bulge (Cybertron)|Bulge]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Overhaul (Cybertron)#Voyager|GC-16 Ligerjack]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Graviton (Cybertron)|Graviton]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing ''[[Hybrid Style]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Hybrid Style|THS-01 Galaxy Convoy]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Quasar]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Cybertron|GC-01 Galaxy Convoy]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Solar Flare|Platinum Factor]] ([[Noble Force Team|Platinum Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing GC-16 Ligerjack
|-
|[[June 23]]rd 2005
|[[Bulge (Cybertron)|Bulge]] (Hellflame Micron)
|TF Station affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[July 28]]th 2005
|[[Hydroplane|Platinum Element]] (Platinum Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Cybertron|GC-22 Sonic Bomber]]
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Hyakurai]] ([[Caliber Mini-Con Team|Caliber Micron]])
|Ito Yokado & [[TF Station]] affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Ichibi]] (Caliber Micron)
|Ito Yokaido & Hello Mac
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Mugen]] (Caliber Micron)
|Joshin Denki
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2005
|[[Rockslide|Platinum Material]] (Platinum Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Metroplex (Cybertron)#Cybertron|GC-23 Megalo Convoy]]
|-
|September 29th 2005
|[[Rock Krusher|Megalo Gritbit]] ([[Steel Reinforcement Team|Megalo Micron]])
|Hello Mac
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|September 29th 2005
|[[Repeater (Cybertron)|Megalo Zapmap]] (Megalo Micron)
|Joshin Denki
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[October 1]]st 2005
|[[Saw Boss|Megalo Zigzag]] (Megalo Micron)
|TF Station affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|}
{{-}}

===[[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie line]]===
[[File:Movie-toy Optimus DVDSpychanger.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|DVD Optimus Prime Figure]]
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|[[June 2]]nd 2007
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|EZ Collection Bumblebee]]
|First Impact 0602 (Ikebukuro Toys"R"Us)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers'' movie product at midnight special event
|-
|December 2007
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Optimus Prime Figure|Optimus Prime Figure]] ([[Spychanger]])
|Paramount Pictures Japan
|Preordering the [[Transformers (film)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie]] on DVD or HD-DVD
|-
|December 2007
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#EZMetallic|Bumblebee Metallic Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Tsutaya Records
|Purchasing the 2007 ''Transformers'' movie on DVD
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''Transformers'' (nondescript 2007-2009 releases)===
[[File:G1-toy TorqueGain.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO Torque Gain]]
[[File:Henkei-toy Sling.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|''Transformers'' credit card Sling]]
[[File:G1-toy MightyStra.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Edion Mighty Stra, whatever that's supposed to mean]]
These figures were alternatively released to promote the 2007 ''Transformers'' movie, ''Henkei! Henkei!'' and ''Revenge'' toylines, but their instructions all merely used a generic version of the classic Japanese ''Transformers'' logo instead, omitting the "Fight! Super Robot Lifeform" portion of the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)|original toyline's Japanese title]]. Even more bizarrely, the three 2009 Microns Guardian Sky, Guardian Speed and Guardian Powered simply featured large stylized versions of their individual names in katakana instead of ''any'' "Transformers" logo in their instructions.
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! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 19]]th 2007
|[[Torque Gain]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie]] MD-07 [[Megatron (Movie)/toys##Leader_Class_toys|Megatron]] or MD-08 [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys|Starscream]]
|-
|[[July 20]]th 2007
|[[Noise Effect]]
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing 3000 yen of 2007 ''Transformers'' movie product
|-
|July 2007
|[[Wedge Shape#Transformers (campaign item)|Wedge Shape]]
|BIC Camera
|?
|-
|[[March 13]]th 2008
|[[Skyglide]]
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing any ''[[Henkei! Henkei! Transformers (toyline)|Henkei! Henkei!]]'' product
|-
|March 2009
|[[Slingshot (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Cybertron Sling]]
|Pocket Card Co., Ltd.
|Signing up for a Transformers-themed Visa credit card (Autobot version)
|-
|March 2009
|[[Vortex (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Destron Vorter]]
|Pocket Card Co., Ltd.
|Signing up for a Transformers-themed Visa credit card (Decepticon version)
|-
|[[May 30]]th 2009
|[[Guardian Sky]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge]]'' product
|-
|May 30th 2009
|[[Guardian Speed]]
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|May 30th 2009
|[[Guardian Powered]]
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|[[August 1]]st 2009
|[[Mighty Strike|Mighty Stra]]
|Edion Group stores
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|August 1st 2009
|[[Mighty Bull]]
|Edion Group stores
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|August 1st 2009
|[[Mighty Dozer]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge]]''===
Even though EZ Collection "Defender Optimus Prime", "Demolishor Shanghai Attack" and "Infiltrator Soundwave" were released to promote the Japanese version of the ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)|Transformers Animated]]'' line, all three of them were redecos of toys from the ''Transformers/Revenge'' line, and their instructions used the Japanese ''Transformers/Revenge'' logo.
[[File:EZCollectionDemolishorShanghaiAttack.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Demolishor Shanghai Attack]]
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|-
|[[May 30]]th 2009
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|EZ Collection Optimus Prime]]
|Transformers Celebration 0530
|Purchasing product from the ''Revenge'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|[[November 21]]st 2009
|[[Rampage (ROTF)#DesertAttackJTRU|Decepticon Rampage Desert Combat]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing product from the ''Revenge'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|December 2009
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsStealthJDVD|Stealth Bumblebee]] (EZ Collection)
|Various stores
|Purchasing the ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Transformers/Revenge]]'' movie on DVD
|-
|December 2009
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsClearJDVD|Bumblebee Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Tsutaya Records
|Purchasing the ''Transformers/Revenge'' movie on DVD (transforming Bumblebee DVD-case version only)
|-
|March 2010
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsDefender|Defender Optimus Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|March 2010
|[[Demolishor (ROTF)#Toys|Demolishor Shanghai Attack]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|March 2010
|[[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#Infiltrator|Infiltrator Soundwave]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] Japan & Yamada Denki
|Ordering or purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)#TakaraTomy Animated toyline|Transformers Animated]]''===
[[File:Ani-toy BumblebeeClearYellowVer.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokado EZ Collection Bumblebee Clear Yellow Ver.]]
[[File:AnimatedStarscreamCloneCampaignGroup.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|''Animated'' EZ Collection Starscream Clone Campaign]]
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! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
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! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|April 2010
|[[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#ClearYellow|Bumblebee Clear Yellow Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|April 2010
|[[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#LegendsClearRed|Optimus Prime Clear Red Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|April 2010
|[[Prowl (Animated)#ClearSmokeLOC|Prowl Clear Smoke Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Apita
|Purchasing ''Transformers Animated'' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Voyager Class|TA-01 Optimus Prime]] or [[Megatron (Animated)#Voyager Class|TA-06 Megatron]]
|-
|April 2010
|[[Starscream (Animated)#ClearPurple|Starscream Clear Purple Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing ''Transformers Animated'' TA-01 Optimus Prime or TA-06 Megatron
|-
|[[July 24]]th 2010
|[[Ramjet (Animated)#Toys|Ramjet Clear White Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Skywarp (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Skywarp Clear Purple Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Sunstorm (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Sunstorm Clear Orange Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Yamada Electronics, Amazon Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product (Yamada Electronics), ordering [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)#Toys|TA-27 Ultra Magnus]] (Amazon Japan)
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Thundercracker (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Thundercracker Clear Blue Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ishimaru, Edion, Deodeo, Bic Camera, Midori Electrical & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|[[August 6]]th 2010
|[[Starscream Clone Black Version|Starscream Clone Black Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing TA-27 Ultra Magnus
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers United]]''===
[[File:United-toy Recoil.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Targetmaster Micron Recoil]]
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! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 28]]th 2010
|[[Fracas#United 2|Fracas]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|December 28 2010
|[[Haywire (Targetmaster)#United|Haywire]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Yamada Denki
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|[[January 1]]st 2011
|[[Recoil (G1)#United 2|Recoil]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|[[March 5]]th 2011
|[[Spoilsport#United|Spoilsport]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)#TakaraTomy Autobot Alliance toyline|Autobot Alliance]]'' product, or ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece|Masterpiece]]'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|MP-9 Rodimus Convoy]], or ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece#Masterpiece Movie Series|Masterpiece Movie Series]]'' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|MPM-2 Bumblebee]]
|-
|March 5th 2011
|[[Caliburst (G1)#United|Caliburst]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''Autobot Alliance'' product, or ''Masterpiece'' MP-9 Rodimus Convoy, or ''Masterpiece Movie Series'' MPM-2 Bumblebee
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)#Darkside Moon (TakaraTomy)|Dark of the Moon]]''===
[[File:EZCollectionDarksideOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Japan EZ Collection Darkside Optimus Prime]]
Since the Japanese releases of the ''Dark of the Moon'' figures typically came in Hasbro packaging with small additional stickers identifying them as the Japanese versions, the instructions for this figure naturally also use the title "Dark of the Moon" in English script in their instructions.
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|[[August 12]]th 2011
|[[Darkside Optimus Prime (DOTM)#Dark of the Moon|Darkside Optimus Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Darkside Moon'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)#Takara Prime toyline|Transformers: Prime]]''===
[[File:Prime-toy GoraShadow.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Joshin Denki / Bic Camera Arms Micron Shadow Gora]]
[[File:Prime-toy GulHellflame.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|AEON Arms Micron Hellflame Guru]]
[[File:Prime-toy RAShiningY.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0||Edion / Yamada Denki / Yodobashi Camera Arms Micron Shining R.A. Y]]

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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2012
|[[Baro#Shadow|Shadow Baro]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[C.L.#Shadow|Shadow C.L.]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[Gora#Shadow|Shadow Gora]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[R.A.#Shadow|Shadow R.A.]] ([[Arms Micron]])
|[[AEON]]
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Voyager|AM-01 Optimus Prime]]
|-
|[[June 16]]th & [[June 17|17th]] / [[June 30]]th / [[July 28]]th / [[July 28]] 2012
|[[B.B. (Prime)#Shining|Shining B.2]] (Arms Micron)
|Tokyo Toy Show 2012 (June 16/17), Next Generation World Hobby Fair (June 30), & Amazon Japan (date unknown), 6 misc stores (July)
|Kids attending Tokyo Toy Show 2012, winning the "Arms Up Challenge" at Next Generation World Hobby Fair, preordering [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Voyager|AM-15 Megatron Darkness]] at Amazon Japan, purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product (stores in July not giving away "Hellflame" Microns (see below))
|-
|[[June 30]]th 2012 / September 2014
|[[O.P.#Shining|Shining O.P.]] (Arms Micron)
|Next Generation World Hobby Fair (June), [[e-HOBBY]] & [[TakaraTomy Mall]] (Sept)
|Winning the "Arms Up Challenge" at Next Generation World Hobby Fair, preordering ''[[Transformers Cloud|Cloud]]'' [[Roadbuster (Cloud)#Toys|Roadbuster]] at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[July 28]]th 2012
|[[Guru#Hellflame|Hellflame Guru]] ([[Hellflame Arms Micron]])
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-15 Megatron Darkness
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Jida#Hellflame|Hellflame Jida]] (Hellflame Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Noji#Hellflame|Hellflame Noji]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Zamu#Hellflame|Hellflame Zamu]] (Hellflame Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[August 12]]th 2012{{fact}}
|Optimus Prime trailer (cardboard)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#BattleShield|Battle Shield Optimus]].
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2012{{fact}}
|Optimus Prime trailer (cardboard, larger than above)
|Yodobashi Camera and Bic Camera
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Weaponizer|AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime]]
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningGR|Shining R.A. GR]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningP|Shining R.A. P]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningR|Shining R.A. R]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningY|Shining R.A. Y]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|[[November 13]]th 2012
|[[Gura#Shining|Shining Gura B]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime
|-
|[[November 17]]th 2012
|[[B.B. (Prime)#PureEnergon|Pure Energon B.2]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|[[December 15]]th 2012
|[[O.P.#PureEnergon|Pure Energon O.P.]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''Transformers'' (nondescript 2011-2018 releases)===
[[File:Prime-toy Aimless.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Yoshin Denki / Bic Camera Arms Micron Aimless]]
[[File:Prime-toy VectorOracle.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Arms Micron Vector Oracle]]
[[File:Go-toy OptimusPrimeBlaster Shining.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|McDonald's / ''Televi-Kun'' magazine / ''[[TV Magazine]]'' Shining Optimus Prime Blaster]]
[[File:AOE-toy Ivan.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Dinobot Micron Ivan]]
[[File:LostAge-LegendaryWeapons.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The "Legendary Weapons", each available through a different venue]]
[[File:Studio-Series-promotional-Quad-Barrel-Shotgun.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The not really "exclusive" Quad Barrel Shotgun]]

Similar to the 2007-2009 releases, these figures and accessories were released to promote the ''Transformers Prime'', ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Lost Age Series|Lost Age Series]]'', ''[[Transformers Movie The Best]]'', ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)#The Last Knight|The Last Knight]]'' and ''[[Studio Series]]'' lines, but their instructions are simply branded "Transformers" in both katakana and plain English script. The 2011-2012 releases, available concurrently with the actual "Transformers: Prime"-branded Arms Microns and identified as "Arms Microns" in their instructions, feature the "Transformers" title in katakana in the same style as the Japanese ''Transformers: Prime'' logo, but omit the "Prime" (プライム) portion of the title, whereas the 2014-onwards releases feature a ''Transformers'' logo in the same style as the ''Transformers: Lost Age Series'' logo, but omit the "Lost Age Series" (ロストエイジシリーズ) portion of the title.
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! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
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|[[December 28]]th 2011
|[[Aimless#Transformers (campaign item)|Aimless]] (Arms Micron)
|Yoshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|December 28th 2011
|[[Peacemaker#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Peaceman]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|December 28th 2011
|[[Blowpipe (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Blowpipe]] (Arms Micron)
|Ishimaru, Edion, Deodeo, Bic Camera, Midori Electrical & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|[[January 15]]th / [[June 30]]-[[July 1]]st 2012 / September 2014
|[[Firebolt (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Firebolt Clear Yellow Ver.]] (Arms Micron)
|World Hobby Fair Osaka (Jan) / Next Generation World Hobby Fair Fukuoka (June/July) / [[e-HOBBY]] & [[TakaraTomy Mall]] (2014)
|TakaraTomy booth at World Hobby Fair Osaka / purchasing [[Gabu#Prime|AMW-01 Gabu]], [[Baru#Prime|AMW-02 Baru]] and [[Dai#Prime|AMW-03 Dai]] together at Next Generation World Hobby Fair Fukuoka / preordering ''[[Transformers Cloud|Cloud]]'' [[Roadbuster (G1)#Cloud|Roadbuster]] at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[February 25]]th 2012
|[[Vector Oracle#Transformers (campaign item)|Vector Oracle]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[March 1]]st 2012
|[[Firebolt (G1)#Preorder|Autobot Firebolt]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] Japan, Toys"R"Us Japan, Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera (online exclusive)
|Preordering AM-01 Optimus Prime
|-
|[[March 31]]st 2012
|[[Pinpointer (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Pinpointer]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 4000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[June 22]]nd & [[June 23|23rd]] / August 2013
|[[Optimus Prime Blaster#Transformers (campaign item)|Shining Optimus Prime Blaster]]
|McDonald's Japan, ''Televi-Kun'' magazine, ''[[TV Magazine]]''
|Purchasing a McDonald's Happy Meal or the August 2013 issue of either ''Televi-Kun'' magazine or ''TV Magazine'', then redeeming the attached ticket at participating stores
|-
|[[May 3]]rd / [[May 16]]th / [[June 15]]th / [[July 19]]th / [[August 9]]th / September 2014
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Convoy [Anniversary Clear Ver.]]] (EZ Collection)
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event (May 3) / Transformers Celebration 2014 Ikebukuro Toys"R"Us (May 16) / Tokyo Toy Show 2014 (June) / AEON Mall Kasukabe (July) / Transformers Expo Yokohama (Aug), e-HOBBY & TakaraTomy Mall (Sept)
|Kids attending "Kid's Walk" event, purchasing ''Transformers'' product at one of the other events, preordering ''Cloud'' Roadbuster at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[May 17]]th 2014
|[[Beet-Chop]] (Clear Micron)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Buzz Saw (BW)#Transformers (campaign item)|Buzz Saw]] (Clear Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Jolt (Armada)#Transformers (campaign item)|Micron Jolt]] (Clear Micron)
|[[AEON]]
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Roller (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Silver Roller]] (Clear Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[July 19]]th 2014
|[[Ivan]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Paulie]] (Dinobot Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing ''Lost Age'' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Lost Age Series|LA-01 Battle Command Optimus Prime]], [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 5|AD-01 Optimus Prime]], or [[Grimlock (AOE)#Leader Class toys|AD-20 Black Knight Grimlock]]
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Sling (AOE)|Sling]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Thunderlips]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[August 8]]th 2014
|[[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Astrotrain]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Prime Axe ([[Legendary Weapon]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Trikera Mace (Legendary Weapon)
|AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Spino Hammer (Legendary Weapon)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Ptera Spear (Legendary Weapon)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[November 14]]th 2014
|[[Carnivac (AOE)|Carnivac]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|December 2014
|[[Sword of Judgment#Transformers (campaign item)|Temenos Sword]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|April 2017
|Silver Temenos Sword
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|July 2017
|Gold Vector Shield
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|October 2017
|[[Energon-axe#Transformers (campaign item)|Bronze Calibur Axe]]
|TakaraTomy Mall
|Ordering any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|November 2017
|Gold Temenos Sword & Gold Battle Axe
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 5000 Yen or more
|-
|April 2018
|[[Quad Barrel Shotgun#Transformers (campaign item)|Quad Barrel Shotgun]]
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 4000 Yen or more
|-
|August 2018
|Super Transformation Three Great Robot Hero Legend Sword
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'', ''[[Transforming Bullet Train Robot Shinkalion]]'' or ''[[Tomica]] Hyper Rescue: Drive Head'' product for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Cybertron Satellite]]''===
[[File:ReleasedTownMatrices.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|"Cybertron Satellite" Fukutsu (left) and Mito (right) Town Matrix]]
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[October 17]]th 2012
|Mito [[Town Matrix]] (Matrix Collection)
|"Cybertron Satellite" affiliate stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[December 29]]th 2012
|Fukutsu Town Matrix (Matrix Collection)
|"Cybertron Satellite" affiliate stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers GT: Mission GT-R (franchise)|Transformers GT: Mission GT-R]]''===
[[File:Safety prime.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|TakaraTomy artwork of Safety Prime]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|? 2013
|[[Safety Prime#Transformers GT|Safety Prime Original Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event
|Kids attending the "Kids' Walk" event
|-
|}
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===''[[Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (toyline)|Transformers Go!]]''===
[[File:Go-toy Jin.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The not really "exclusive" Arms Micron Jin]]
[[File:Go-toy Sen.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|AEON Arms Micron Sen]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[June 22]]nd 2013
|[[Gan]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including [[Toys"R"Us]] Japan, [[AEON]], Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Ganoh#Go!|G03 Ganoh]]
|-
|June 22nd 2013
|[[Jin (Go!)|Jin]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including Toys"R"Us Japan, AEON, Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Jinbu#Go!|G02 Jinbu]]
|-
|June 22nd 2013
|[[Zan]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including Toys"R"Us Japan, AEON, Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Kenzan#Go!|G01 Kenzan]]
|-
|[[November 9]]th 2013
|[[Sen]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|[[November 16]]th 2013
|[[Ex]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013
|[[Geki]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013 (see note below)
|[[Go (Go!)|Go]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013
|[[Shou]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|}
{{note|Arms Micron Go had something of a rocky release, being available at relatively few stores, some of them apparently making it available well before the other Microns in the promotion. But as the other three were put out on November 16th, it is assumed that that was the ''intended'' date for Go's release.}}
{{-}}

===''[[Q-Transformers]]''===
[[File:QTransformers ClearStarscream.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Q-Transformers Clear Starscream]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date '''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 26]]th 2014
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#QTclear|QT-02E Clear Bumblebee]]
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing five ''Q-Transformers'' figures
|-
|? 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#QTM|QT-M Optimus Prime]]
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event
|Kids attending the "Kids' Walk" event
|-
|[[January 30]]th 2016
|[[Starscream (G1)/toys#QTClear|Clear Starscream]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing five ''Q-Transformers'' figures
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)#TakaraTomy Adventure toyline|Adventure]]''===
[[File:RID15-toy StrongarmLegionClear.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Edion / Bic Camera / Hakuhinkan Toy Park / Hakubotan EZ Collection Strongarm Clear Ver.]]
[[File:RID15-toy ToysRUsPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Prime]]
[[File:RID15-toy Ink.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Micron Ink]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[March 21]]st 2015
|[[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#ClearLegion|Bumblebee Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|March 21st 2015
|[[Steeljaw (RID)#LegionClear|Steeljaw Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera & Kojima
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|March 21st 2015
|[[Strongarm (RID)#LegionClear|Strongarm Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|April ?? 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#EZCollection|Optimus Prime Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|July ?? 2015
|[[Grimlock (RID 2015)#LegionClear|Grimlock Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|EDION toy department & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|July ?? 2015
|[[Sideswipe (RID)#ClearLegion|Sideswipe Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ishinomaki, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 17]]th 2015
|[[Toys"R"Us Prime#Adventure|Toys"R"Us Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Divebomb (RID)#Robots in Disguise|Divebomb]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Velocirazor#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Velocirazor]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Sawback#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Sawback]] (Micron)
|Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera stores & [[AEON]] "Cybertron Satellite" stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Beastbox (RID)#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Beastbox]] (Micron)
|Edion, Bic Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[April 29]]th 2016
|[[Burn|Micron Burn]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|April 29th 2016
|[[Rain|Micron Rain]] (Prime of Micron)
|Yodobashi Camera, Yamada Denki, Bic Camera, Edion, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza), Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 15]]th 2016
|[[Ink|Micron Ink]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 22]]nd 2016
|[[Sting (RID)|Micron Sting]] (Prime of Micron)
|Yodobashi Camera, Yamada Denki, Bic Camera, Edion, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza), Hakubotan (Ishinomaki), AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[November 11]]th 2016
|[[Lancelon#Shining|Shining Lancelon]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''Beast Awakening''===
After a ''six year'' gap, campaign promos finally returned with the ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)|Beast Awakening]]'' line.
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[April 15]]th 2023
|[[Burning Plasma Blaster]]
|Any store selling ''Transformers'' product (supposedly)
|Purchasing 5000 yen of any ''Beast Awakening'' product
|-
|[[June 7]]th 2023 (preorders open) [[July 15]]th 2023 (delivery)
|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]
|[[TakaraTomy Mall]]
|Pre-order [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Ultimate|Ultimate Optimus Primal]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|BP-01 Beast Power Bumblebee]], or [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|BP-01 Beast Power Optimus Prime]].
|-
|[[October 28]]th 2023
|[[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Chainclaw]]
|[[TakaraTomy Mall]]
|Pre-order [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] or [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin_Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]], purchasing 5000 yen of any ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|Transformers: EarthSpark]]'' product
|-
|}

[[Category:Japanese promotion exclusives]]
[[Category:Toys]]

Campaign item

2024-01-02T04:53:20Z

Archforce: /* Beast Awakening */

[[File:Megalo Minis.jpg|thumb|upright=2.6|Buy $40 worth of toys you got a month ago for a single Mini-Con!]]

A '''campaign item''' is, simply, a limited-quantity special item made available during limited-time promotional events (commonly called "campaigns" in Japan). Most campaign items are given away for "free" as a "reward" for spending a specific minimum amount of money on previously-determined products at specific retail chains, but every campaign has its own set of qualifying rules for obtaining them (which aren't always followed by retailers).

In ''Transformers'', these are most often exclusive redecoes of the smallest toys in a line, like [[Spychanger]]s, [[Mini-Con]]s, and [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends Class]] figures, but even weapon accessories and other knickknacks like sticker sheets and small wearables have been offered. The practice is far, ''far'' more common in TakaraTomy's markets, where their ability to set specific release dates for their figures allow them to better coordinate such promotions. (Hasbro has done their own over the years, but far fewer in number by a long shot.) But even then, the practice saw little use until the year 2000, and then absolutely exploded in 2003 with the ''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)#Takara Legends of the Microns toyline|Legends of the Microns]]'' line going ''nuts'' with promotional Mini-Cons, which proved popular enough to keep a fairly steady stream of campaign items flowing for well over a decade later.

Thus, these items can sometimes be a bit pricey on the secondary market, depending on how low the production run is, how much needed to be spent to obtain the item, how well they complete a theme, how difficult it was to find participating stores, etc.

==Hasbro==
===''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)|Energon]]''===
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 31]] to [[August 1]] 2004
|[[Energon weapon#Energon / Super Link|Alpha Spear & Omega Spear]]
|[[OTFCC 2004]]
|Completing Hasbro survey
|-
|}
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===''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]''===
[[File:Cybertron Legends Skywarp.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|SDCC 2005 ''Legends of Cybertron'' Skywarp.]]
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 14]] to [[July 17|17]] 2005
|[[Skywarp (Armada)#Cybertron|Skywarp]] & clear-black Autobot Cybertron-style [[Cyber Key]]
|[[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2005
|Attending Hasbro's booth
|-
|[[September 23]] to [[September 25|25]] 2005 / [[September 29]] to [[October 1]] 2006
|[[Ramjet (Universe)#Cybertron|Ramjet]]
|[[BotCon 2005]], [[BotCon 2006]]
|Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2005 / Kids under 12 attending BotCon 2006
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Kre-O]]''===
[[File:KreO-toy Devastator Orange.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us / BotCon 2013 exclusive Devastator Kreon.]]
[[File:KreO-toy Optimus Ski.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toy Fair 2015 exclusive "Winter" Optimus Prime Kreon.]]
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[June 4]] to [[June 6]] / [[July 21]] to [[July 24|24]] 2011
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Kre-O|Matrix Optimus Prime]] [[Kreon]]
|[[BotCon 2011]], [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2011, [[Hasbro Toy Shop]]
|Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2011 (June) or San Diego Comic-Con 2011 (July) / Ordering any ''Transformers'' toys from Hasbro Toy Shop (later also included with the ''[[Awesome Autobots Activity Book]]'' and issue #240 of the [[United Kingdom|UK]] comic series ''[[Doctor Who]] Adventures'')
|-
|[[October 11]] to [[October 14|14]] 2012
|[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Energon|Energon Bumblebee]] Kreon
|[[New York Comic Con]] 2012
|Attending Hasbro's booth
|-
|October 2012 / [[June 29]] to [[July 1]] 2013
|[[Devastator (G1)/toys#OrangeDevastator|Constructicon Devastator]] Kreon (orange)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] (US & Canada), [[BotCon 2013]]
|Purchasing any ''Kreo-O'' product from Toys"R"Us (Oct) / Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2013
|-
|[[June 28]] 2014
|"Dinobot Ride" polybag (contains a small buildable [[Grimlock (AOE)#DinobotRide|Grimlock]] and a Cityville-sized mini [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#DinobotRide|Optimus Prime]] Kreon)
|Toys"R"Us (United States)
|Attending a "build-a-figure" event at Toys"R"Us (later also available at various hobby shops in Hasbro's Asian markets)
|-
|??? / [[June 27]] to [[July 6]] 2014
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Elite|Elite Optimus Prime]] Kreon
|Toys"R"Us (Canada), "Transformers Exhibition" (Taiwan)
|Attending a "build-a-figure" event at Toys"R"Us (date unknown) / Attending "Transformers Exhibition" in Taipei (June-July)
|-
|[[February 14]] 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (Kre-O)#ToyFair2015|"Winter" Optimus Prime]] Kreon
|[[Toy Fair 2015]]
|Attending Hasbro's 2015 Entertainment Brand Preview Event
|-
|''Unreleased''
|[[Bumblebee (Kre-O)#Soccer|"Soccer" Bumblebee]] Kreon
|''Unknown''
|''Unreleased''
|-
|''Unreleased''
|"Summer" Autobot Drift Kreon
|''Unknown''
|''Unreleased''
|-
|}
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===''[[Combiner Wars (toyline)|Combiner Wars]]''===
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the [[Aerialbot (G1)#Combiner Wars|Aerialbots]] and [[Stunticon (G1)#Combiner Wars|Stunticons]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing any four Deluxe Class figures from waves 1 and 2
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the [[Protectobot (G1)#Combiner Wars|Protectobots]] and [[Optimus Maximus (G1)#Combiner Wars|Optimus Maximus]] components
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing any four Deluxe Class figures from waves 3 and 4
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for [[Devastator (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Devastator]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Devastator (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Devastator]]
|-
|}
{{-}}
===''[[Titans Return (toyline)|Titans Return]]''===
[[File:Generations-Fort-Max-master-sword.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Asia exclusive Master Sword.]]
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 2016
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the entirety of wave 1
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Unknown
|-
|??? 2016
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the entirety of wave 2
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Unknown
|-
|June / July 2016
|[[Master Sword#Generations|Master Sword]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Fortress Maximus]]
|-
|}
{{-}}
===''[[Power of the Primes (toyline)|Power of the Primes]]''===
[[File:POTPPredakingSword.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.0|Hasbro Tmall exclusive sonic sword.]]
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[November 11]] 2018
|[[Sonic sword#PowerOfThePrimes|Sonic sword]]
|Hasbro Tmall store (China)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Predaking (G1)#Generations|Predaking]]
|-
|}
{{-}}

==Takara / TakaraTomy==
===''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers]]''===
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Kirk#Toys|Kirk]] ([[Autobot Master Warrior|Master Warrior]], white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any [[Throttlebot]]
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Lione#Toys|Lione]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Loafer#Toys|Loafer]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Rodney#Toys|Rodney]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Shuffler#Toys|Shuffler]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Toraizer#Toys|Toraizer]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|}
{{note|Sadly, further information about the "Throttlebot Promotional Sales Campaign" with the white Master Warriors is sparse and possibly lost to antiquity.}}

===''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)#Takara Car Robots toyline|Car Robots]]''===
[[File:RID-toy Mirage-Jusco.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO "Original Spychanger" Counter Arrow]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|August 2000
|[[Hot Shot (RID)#Juscoclear|"Original Spychanger" Art Fire]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Mirage (RID)#JuscoClear|"Original Spychanger" Counter Arrow]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[R.E.V.#JUSCO|"Original Spychanger" Eagle Killer]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Ironhide (RID)#Juscoclear|"Original Spychanger" Ox]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[W.A.R.S.#JuscoClear|"Original Spychanger" Wars]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Crosswise (RID)#Jusco|"Original Spychanger" X-Car]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Skid-Z (RID)#Super|Super Indy Heat]]
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Rail Racer (RID)#Toys|C-015 JRX]]
|-
|August 2000
|[[Tow-Line (RID)#Super|Super Wrecker Hook]]
|Daiei
|Purchasing [[Landfill (RID)#Toys|C-022 Build King]]
|-
|}
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===''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)#Takara Legends of the Microns toyline|Legends of the Microns]]''===
[[File:Arm-toy Buzzsaw Undergrove.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokaido Wheel Undergrove Edition]]
[[File:Arm-toy WreckageUltimate.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us / Hello Mac Shot Ultimate Edition]]
[[File:Arm-toy_Oval-Overdrive.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|World Hobby Fair / Ito Yokaido Nitro Overdrive Edition]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[January 1]]st 2003
|[[Drill Bit (Armada)#Undergrove|Crush Undergrove Edition]] (Destruction Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Armada|MC-01 Convoy Super Mode]]
|-
|January 1st 2003
|[[Dualor (Armada)#Undergrove|Duster Undergrove Edition]] (Destruction Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-01 Convoy Super Mode
|-
|January 1st 2003
|[[Buzzsaw (Armada)#Undergrove|Wheel Undergrove Edition]] ([[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron]])
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-01 Convoy Super Mode
|-
|January 1st / [[March 20]]th / [[May 2]]nd 2003
|[[Bonecrusher (Armada)#Ultimate|Bomb Ultimate Edition]] ([[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Armada|MD-01 Megatron]] (May)
|-
|January 1st / March 20th / May 2nd 2003
|[[Knock Out (Armada)#Ultimate|Crack Ultimate Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or MD-01 Megatron (May)
|-
|January 1st / March 20th / May 2nd 2003
|[[Wreckage (Armada)#Ultimate|Shot Ultimate Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or MD-01 Megatron (May)
|-
|January-February / [[April 1]]st 2003
|[[Backtrack (Armada)#Overdrive|Auto Overdrive Edition]] ([[Street Speed Mini-Con Team#Overdrive|Street Speed Micron]])
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|January-February / April 1st 2003
|[[Oval#Overdrive|Nitro Overdrive Edition]] (Street Speed Micron)
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|January-February / April 1st 2003
|[[Spiral#Overdrive|Sieg Overdrive Edition]] (Street Speed Micron)
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|[[April 24]]th 2003
|[[Bonecrusher (Armada)#NightAttack|Bomb Night Attack Edition]] ([[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|April 24th 2003
|[[Knock Out (Armada)#NightAttack|Crack Night Attack Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|April 24th 2003
|[[Wreckage (Armada)#NightAttack|Shot Night Attack Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|[[August 2]]nd 2003
|[[Dirt Boss (Armada)#RoadAssault|Drift Road Assault Edition]] ([[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron]])
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing [[Jetfire (Armada)#Toys|MC-09 Jetfire]] or [[Tidal Wave (Armada)#Toys|MD-05 Shockwave]]
|-
|August 2nd 2003
|[[Mirage (Armada)#RoadAssault|Indy Road Assault Edition]] (Race Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-09 Jetfire or MD-05 Shockwave
|-
|August 2nd 2003
|[[Downshift (Armada)#RoadAssault|Spin Road Assault Edition]] (Race Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-09 Jetfire or MD-05 Shockwave
|-
|}
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===''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline|Super Link]]''===
[[File:En-toy EnergyAxe-BlackHole.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|Ito Yokado Energy Axe Black Hole Edition]]
[[File:En-toy Windcharger.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Windcharger (Accel + Throttle + Screw)]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 26]]th 2003
|[[Energon weapon#Energon / Super Link|Energy Spear Corona Flame Edition]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Energon|SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode]], [[Ironhide (Energon)#Toys|SC-04 Roadbuster]], or [[Scorponok (Energon)#Toys|SD-05 MegaZarak]]
|-
|December 26th 2003
|Energy Axe Aquamarine Edition
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|December 26th 2003
|Energy Axe Black Hole Edition
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode
|-
|December 26th 2003 / [[January 1]]st 2004
|Energy Spear Royal Clear Edition
|Hello Mac (Dec) / Posful, Pelican, Joshin Denki & Heiwado (Jan)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode or SD-05 MegaZarak (Hello Mac) / SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode (others)
|-
|[[March 18]]th / [[March 25]]th 2004
|Energy Axe Violet Cluster Edition
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Rodimus (Energon)#Toys|SC-10 Rodimus Convoy]] or [[Prowl (Energon)#Toys|SC-11 Red Alert]] (18th) / [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#EnDx|SC-13 SL Grand Convoy]] (25th)
|-
|March 18th / [[March 27]]th 2004
|Energy Axe Natural Green Edition
|Hello Mac (18th) / Joshin Denki (27th)
|Purchasing any ''Super Link'' product
|-
|March 18th 2004
|Energy Spear Lightning Yellow Edition
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing SC-10 Rodimus Convoy
|-
|March 18th 2004
|Energy Spear Rodeo Magenta Edition
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing SC-10 Rodimus Convoy or SC-11 Red Alert
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2004
|[[Accel]] ([[Windcharger (Energon)|Windcharger Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[May 27]]th 2004
|Energy Raiden Overdrive Edition
|Gamers Transformers Fair
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[July 7]]th 2004
|Energy Cutter Daylight Attack Edition
|1500 select stores (see note below)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy or [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Toys|SC-17 Wing Saber]]
|-
|July 7th 2004
|Energy Blade Night Phantom Edition
|1500 select stores (see note below)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy or SC-17 Wing Saber
|-
|[[August 10]]th 2004
|[[Throttle (Energon)|Throttle]] (Windcharger Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[September 16]]th 2004
|[[Screw (Energon)|Screw]] (Windcharger Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Omega Supreme (Energon)#Energon|SC-22 Omega Supreme]]
|-
|}
{{note|The Energy Cutter Daylight Attack Edition and Energy Blade Night Phantom Edition information is... questionable. Apparently the promotion was not actually officially announced in any way, with scraps of information coming at least a week after its supposed start from people making calls to Takara customer service. "1500 stores" is as detailed as it gets when it comes to which stores actually carried the items.}}
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===''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)#Takara Galaxy Force toyline|Galaxy Force]]''===
[[File:Cyb-toy Graviton.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO Graviton]]
[[File:Cyb-toy Element.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Platinum Element]]
[[File:Cyb-toy Ichibi.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokaido & Hello Mac Ichibi]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 28]]th 2005
|Mystery [[Cyber Key/gallery#Toys|Force Chip]]
|2000 stores (but not [[Toys"R"Us]])
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[March 17]]th 2005
|[[Graviton (Cybertron)|Graviton]] ([[Hellflame Mini-Con Team|Hellflame Micron]])
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Scourge (Cybertron)#Cybertron|GD-07 Flame Convoy]]
|-
|March 17th 2005
|[[Quasar]] (Hellflame Micron)
|Ito Yokaido, [[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product (Ito Yokaido) / GD-07 Flame Convoy (JUSCO)
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2005
|[[Bulge (Cybertron)|Bulge]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Overhaul (Cybertron)#Voyager|GC-16 Ligerjack]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Graviton (Cybertron)|Graviton]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing ''[[Hybrid Style]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Hybrid Style|THS-01 Galaxy Convoy]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Quasar]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Cybertron|GC-01 Galaxy Convoy]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Solar Flare|Platinum Factor]] ([[Noble Force Team|Platinum Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing GC-16 Ligerjack
|-
|[[June 23]]rd 2005
|[[Bulge (Cybertron)|Bulge]] (Hellflame Micron)
|TF Station affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[July 28]]th 2005
|[[Hydroplane|Platinum Element]] (Platinum Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Cybertron|GC-22 Sonic Bomber]]
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Hyakurai]] ([[Caliber Mini-Con Team|Caliber Micron]])
|Ito Yokado & [[TF Station]] affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Ichibi]] (Caliber Micron)
|Ito Yokaido & Hello Mac
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Mugen]] (Caliber Micron)
|Joshin Denki
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2005
|[[Rockslide|Platinum Material]] (Platinum Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Metroplex (Cybertron)#Cybertron|GC-23 Megalo Convoy]]
|-
|September 29th 2005
|[[Rock Krusher|Megalo Gritbit]] ([[Steel Reinforcement Team|Megalo Micron]])
|Hello Mac
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|September 29th 2005
|[[Repeater (Cybertron)|Megalo Zapmap]] (Megalo Micron)
|Joshin Denki
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[October 1]]st 2005
|[[Saw Boss|Megalo Zigzag]] (Megalo Micron)
|TF Station affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|}
{{-}}

===[[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie line]]===
[[File:Movie-toy Optimus DVDSpychanger.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|DVD Optimus Prime Figure]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[June 2]]nd 2007
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|EZ Collection Bumblebee]]
|First Impact 0602 (Ikebukuro Toys"R"Us)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers'' movie product at midnight special event
|-
|December 2007
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Optimus Prime Figure|Optimus Prime Figure]] ([[Spychanger]])
|Paramount Pictures Japan
|Preordering the [[Transformers (film)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie]] on DVD or HD-DVD
|-
|December 2007
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#EZMetallic|Bumblebee Metallic Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Tsutaya Records
|Purchasing the 2007 ''Transformers'' movie on DVD
|-
|}
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===''Transformers'' (nondescript 2007-2009 releases)===
[[File:G1-toy TorqueGain.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO Torque Gain]]
[[File:Henkei-toy Sling.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|''Transformers'' credit card Sling]]
[[File:G1-toy MightyStra.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Edion Mighty Stra, whatever that's supposed to mean]]
These figures were alternatively released to promote the 2007 ''Transformers'' movie, ''Henkei! Henkei!'' and ''Revenge'' toylines, but their instructions all merely used a generic version of the classic Japanese ''Transformers'' logo instead, omitting the "Fight! Super Robot Lifeform" portion of the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)|original toyline's Japanese title]]. Even more bizarrely, the three 2009 Microns Guardian Sky, Guardian Speed and Guardian Powered simply featured large stylized versions of their individual names in katakana instead of ''any'' "Transformers" logo in their instructions.
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 19]]th 2007
|[[Torque Gain]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie]] MD-07 [[Megatron (Movie)/toys##Leader_Class_toys|Megatron]] or MD-08 [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys|Starscream]]
|-
|[[July 20]]th 2007
|[[Noise Effect]]
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing 3000 yen of 2007 ''Transformers'' movie product
|-
|July 2007
|[[Wedge Shape#Transformers (campaign item)|Wedge Shape]]
|BIC Camera
|?
|-
|[[March 13]]th 2008
|[[Skyglide]]
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing any ''[[Henkei! Henkei! Transformers (toyline)|Henkei! Henkei!]]'' product
|-
|March 2009
|[[Slingshot (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Cybertron Sling]]
|Pocket Card Co., Ltd.
|Signing up for a Transformers-themed Visa credit card (Autobot version)
|-
|March 2009
|[[Vortex (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Destron Vorter]]
|Pocket Card Co., Ltd.
|Signing up for a Transformers-themed Visa credit card (Decepticon version)
|-
|[[May 30]]th 2009
|[[Guardian Sky]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge]]'' product
|-
|May 30th 2009
|[[Guardian Speed]]
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|May 30th 2009
|[[Guardian Powered]]
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|[[August 1]]st 2009
|[[Mighty Strike|Mighty Stra]]
|Edion Group stores
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|August 1st 2009
|[[Mighty Bull]]
|Edion Group stores
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|August 1st 2009
|[[Mighty Dozer]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|}
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===''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge]]''===
Even though EZ Collection "Defender Optimus Prime", "Demolishor Shanghai Attack" and "Infiltrator Soundwave" were released to promote the Japanese version of the ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)|Transformers Animated]]'' line, all three of them were redecos of toys from the ''Transformers/Revenge'' line, and their instructions used the Japanese ''Transformers/Revenge'' logo.
[[File:EZCollectionDemolishorShanghaiAttack.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Demolishor Shanghai Attack]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[May 30]]th 2009
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|EZ Collection Optimus Prime]]
|Transformers Celebration 0530
|Purchasing product from the ''Revenge'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|[[November 21]]st 2009
|[[Rampage (ROTF)#DesertAttackJTRU|Decepticon Rampage Desert Combat]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing product from the ''Revenge'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|December 2009
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsStealthJDVD|Stealth Bumblebee]] (EZ Collection)
|Various stores
|Purchasing the ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Transformers/Revenge]]'' movie on DVD
|-
|December 2009
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsClearJDVD|Bumblebee Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Tsutaya Records
|Purchasing the ''Transformers/Revenge'' movie on DVD (transforming Bumblebee DVD-case version only)
|-
|March 2010
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsDefender|Defender Optimus Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|March 2010
|[[Demolishor (ROTF)#Toys|Demolishor Shanghai Attack]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|March 2010
|[[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#Infiltrator|Infiltrator Soundwave]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] Japan & Yamada Denki
|Ordering or purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
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===''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)#TakaraTomy Animated toyline|Transformers Animated]]''===
[[File:Ani-toy BumblebeeClearYellowVer.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokado EZ Collection Bumblebee Clear Yellow Ver.]]
[[File:AnimatedStarscreamCloneCampaignGroup.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|''Animated'' EZ Collection Starscream Clone Campaign]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|April 2010
|[[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#ClearYellow|Bumblebee Clear Yellow Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|April 2010
|[[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#LegendsClearRed|Optimus Prime Clear Red Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|April 2010
|[[Prowl (Animated)#ClearSmokeLOC|Prowl Clear Smoke Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Apita
|Purchasing ''Transformers Animated'' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Voyager Class|TA-01 Optimus Prime]] or [[Megatron (Animated)#Voyager Class|TA-06 Megatron]]
|-
|April 2010
|[[Starscream (Animated)#ClearPurple|Starscream Clear Purple Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing ''Transformers Animated'' TA-01 Optimus Prime or TA-06 Megatron
|-
|[[July 24]]th 2010
|[[Ramjet (Animated)#Toys|Ramjet Clear White Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Skywarp (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Skywarp Clear Purple Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Sunstorm (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Sunstorm Clear Orange Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Yamada Electronics, Amazon Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product (Yamada Electronics), ordering [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)#Toys|TA-27 Ultra Magnus]] (Amazon Japan)
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Thundercracker (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Thundercracker Clear Blue Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ishimaru, Edion, Deodeo, Bic Camera, Midori Electrical & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|[[August 6]]th 2010
|[[Starscream Clone Black Version|Starscream Clone Black Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing TA-27 Ultra Magnus
|-
|}
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===''[[Transformers United]]''===
[[File:United-toy Recoil.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Targetmaster Micron Recoil]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 28]]th 2010
|[[Fracas#United 2|Fracas]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|December 28 2010
|[[Haywire (Targetmaster)#United|Haywire]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Yamada Denki
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|[[January 1]]st 2011
|[[Recoil (G1)#United 2|Recoil]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|[[March 5]]th 2011
|[[Spoilsport#United|Spoilsport]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)#TakaraTomy Autobot Alliance toyline|Autobot Alliance]]'' product, or ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece|Masterpiece]]'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|MP-9 Rodimus Convoy]], or ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece#Masterpiece Movie Series|Masterpiece Movie Series]]'' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|MPM-2 Bumblebee]]
|-
|March 5th 2011
|[[Caliburst (G1)#United|Caliburst]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''Autobot Alliance'' product, or ''Masterpiece'' MP-9 Rodimus Convoy, or ''Masterpiece Movie Series'' MPM-2 Bumblebee
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)#Darkside Moon (TakaraTomy)|Dark of the Moon]]''===
[[File:EZCollectionDarksideOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Japan EZ Collection Darkside Optimus Prime]]
Since the Japanese releases of the ''Dark of the Moon'' figures typically came in Hasbro packaging with small additional stickers identifying them as the Japanese versions, the instructions for this figure naturally also use the title "Dark of the Moon" in English script in their instructions.
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[August 12]]th 2011
|[[Darkside Optimus Prime (DOTM)#Dark of the Moon|Darkside Optimus Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Darkside Moon'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)#Takara Prime toyline|Transformers: Prime]]''===
[[File:Prime-toy GoraShadow.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Joshin Denki / Bic Camera Arms Micron Shadow Gora]]
[[File:Prime-toy GulHellflame.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|AEON Arms Micron Hellflame Guru]]
[[File:Prime-toy RAShiningY.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0||Edion / Yamada Denki / Yodobashi Camera Arms Micron Shining R.A. Y]]

{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2012
|[[Baro#Shadow|Shadow Baro]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[C.L.#Shadow|Shadow C.L.]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[Gora#Shadow|Shadow Gora]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[R.A.#Shadow|Shadow R.A.]] ([[Arms Micron]])
|[[AEON]]
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Voyager|AM-01 Optimus Prime]]
|-
|[[June 16]]th & [[June 17|17th]] / [[June 30]]th / [[July 28]]th / [[July 28]] 2012
|[[B.B. (Prime)#Shining|Shining B.2]] (Arms Micron)
|Tokyo Toy Show 2012 (June 16/17), Next Generation World Hobby Fair (June 30), & Amazon Japan (date unknown), 6 misc stores (July)
|Kids attending Tokyo Toy Show 2012, winning the "Arms Up Challenge" at Next Generation World Hobby Fair, preordering [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Voyager|AM-15 Megatron Darkness]] at Amazon Japan, purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product (stores in July not giving away "Hellflame" Microns (see below))
|-
|[[June 30]]th 2012 / September 2014
|[[O.P.#Shining|Shining O.P.]] (Arms Micron)
|Next Generation World Hobby Fair (June), [[e-HOBBY]] & [[TakaraTomy Mall]] (Sept)
|Winning the "Arms Up Challenge" at Next Generation World Hobby Fair, preordering ''[[Transformers Cloud|Cloud]]'' [[Roadbuster (Cloud)#Toys|Roadbuster]] at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[July 28]]th 2012
|[[Guru#Hellflame|Hellflame Guru]] ([[Hellflame Arms Micron]])
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-15 Megatron Darkness
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Jida#Hellflame|Hellflame Jida]] (Hellflame Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Noji#Hellflame|Hellflame Noji]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Zamu#Hellflame|Hellflame Zamu]] (Hellflame Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[August 12]]th 2012{{fact}}
|Optimus Prime trailer (cardboard)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#BattleShield|Battle Shield Optimus]].
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2012{{fact}}
|Optimus Prime trailer (cardboard, larger than above)
|Yodobashi Camera and Bic Camera
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Weaponizer|AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime]]
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningGR|Shining R.A. GR]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningP|Shining R.A. P]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningR|Shining R.A. R]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningY|Shining R.A. Y]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|[[November 13]]th 2012
|[[Gura#Shining|Shining Gura B]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime
|-
|[[November 17]]th 2012
|[[B.B. (Prime)#PureEnergon|Pure Energon B.2]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|[[December 15]]th 2012
|[[O.P.#PureEnergon|Pure Energon O.P.]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''Transformers'' (nondescript 2011-2018 releases)===
[[File:Prime-toy Aimless.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Yoshin Denki / Bic Camera Arms Micron Aimless]]
[[File:Prime-toy VectorOracle.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Arms Micron Vector Oracle]]
[[File:Go-toy OptimusPrimeBlaster Shining.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|McDonald's / ''Televi-Kun'' magazine / ''[[TV Magazine]]'' Shining Optimus Prime Blaster]]
[[File:AOE-toy Ivan.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Dinobot Micron Ivan]]
[[File:LostAge-LegendaryWeapons.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The "Legendary Weapons", each available through a different venue]]
[[File:Studio-Series-promotional-Quad-Barrel-Shotgun.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The not really "exclusive" Quad Barrel Shotgun]]

Similar to the 2007-2009 releases, these figures and accessories were released to promote the ''Transformers Prime'', ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Lost Age Series|Lost Age Series]]'', ''[[Transformers Movie The Best]]'', ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)#The Last Knight|The Last Knight]]'' and ''[[Studio Series]]'' lines, but their instructions are simply branded "Transformers" in both katakana and plain English script. The 2011-2012 releases, available concurrently with the actual "Transformers: Prime"-branded Arms Microns and identified as "Arms Microns" in their instructions, feature the "Transformers" title in katakana in the same style as the Japanese ''Transformers: Prime'' logo, but omit the "Prime" (プライム) portion of the title, whereas the 2014-onwards releases feature a ''Transformers'' logo in the same style as the ''Transformers: Lost Age Series'' logo, but omit the "Lost Age Series" (ロストエイジシリーズ) portion of the title.
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 28]]th 2011
|[[Aimless#Transformers (campaign item)|Aimless]] (Arms Micron)
|Yoshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|December 28th 2011
|[[Peacemaker#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Peaceman]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|December 28th 2011
|[[Blowpipe (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Blowpipe]] (Arms Micron)
|Ishimaru, Edion, Deodeo, Bic Camera, Midori Electrical & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|[[January 15]]th / [[June 30]]-[[July 1]]st 2012 / September 2014
|[[Firebolt (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Firebolt Clear Yellow Ver.]] (Arms Micron)
|World Hobby Fair Osaka (Jan) / Next Generation World Hobby Fair Fukuoka (June/July) / [[e-HOBBY]] & [[TakaraTomy Mall]] (2014)
|TakaraTomy booth at World Hobby Fair Osaka / purchasing [[Gabu#Prime|AMW-01 Gabu]], [[Baru#Prime|AMW-02 Baru]] and [[Dai#Prime|AMW-03 Dai]] together at Next Generation World Hobby Fair Fukuoka / preordering ''[[Transformers Cloud|Cloud]]'' [[Roadbuster (G1)#Cloud|Roadbuster]] at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[February 25]]th 2012
|[[Vector Oracle#Transformers (campaign item)|Vector Oracle]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[March 1]]st 2012
|[[Firebolt (G1)#Preorder|Autobot Firebolt]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] Japan, Toys"R"Us Japan, Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera (online exclusive)
|Preordering AM-01 Optimus Prime
|-
|[[March 31]]st 2012
|[[Pinpointer (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Pinpointer]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 4000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[June 22]]nd & [[June 23|23rd]] / August 2013
|[[Optimus Prime Blaster#Transformers (campaign item)|Shining Optimus Prime Blaster]]
|McDonald's Japan, ''Televi-Kun'' magazine, ''[[TV Magazine]]''
|Purchasing a McDonald's Happy Meal or the August 2013 issue of either ''Televi-Kun'' magazine or ''TV Magazine'', then redeeming the attached ticket at participating stores
|-
|[[May 3]]rd / [[May 16]]th / [[June 15]]th / [[July 19]]th / [[August 9]]th / September 2014
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Convoy [Anniversary Clear Ver.]]] (EZ Collection)
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event (May 3) / Transformers Celebration 2014 Ikebukuro Toys"R"Us (May 16) / Tokyo Toy Show 2014 (June) / AEON Mall Kasukabe (July) / Transformers Expo Yokohama (Aug), e-HOBBY & TakaraTomy Mall (Sept)
|Kids attending "Kid's Walk" event, purchasing ''Transformers'' product at one of the other events, preordering ''Cloud'' Roadbuster at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[May 17]]th 2014
|[[Beet-Chop]] (Clear Micron)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Buzz Saw (BW)#Transformers (campaign item)|Buzz Saw]] (Clear Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Jolt (Armada)#Transformers (campaign item)|Micron Jolt]] (Clear Micron)
|[[AEON]]
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Roller (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Silver Roller]] (Clear Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[July 19]]th 2014
|[[Ivan]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Paulie]] (Dinobot Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing ''Lost Age'' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Lost Age Series|LA-01 Battle Command Optimus Prime]], [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 5|AD-01 Optimus Prime]], or [[Grimlock (AOE)#Leader Class toys|AD-20 Black Knight Grimlock]]
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Sling (AOE)|Sling]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Thunderlips]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[August 8]]th 2014
|[[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Astrotrain]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Prime Axe ([[Legendary Weapon]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Trikera Mace (Legendary Weapon)
|AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Spino Hammer (Legendary Weapon)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Ptera Spear (Legendary Weapon)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[November 14]]th 2014
|[[Carnivac (AOE)|Carnivac]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|December 2014
|[[Sword of Judgment#Transformers (campaign item)|Temenos Sword]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|April 2017
|Silver Temenos Sword
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|July 2017
|Gold Vector Shield
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|October 2017
|[[Energon-axe#Transformers (campaign item)|Bronze Calibur Axe]]
|TakaraTomy Mall
|Ordering any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|November 2017
|Gold Temenos Sword & Gold Battle Axe
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 5000 Yen or more
|-
|April 2018
|[[Quad Barrel Shotgun#Transformers (campaign item)|Quad Barrel Shotgun]]
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 4000 Yen or more
|-
|August 2018
|Super Transformation Three Great Robot Hero Legend Sword
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'', ''[[Transforming Bullet Train Robot Shinkalion]]'' or ''[[Tomica]] Hyper Rescue: Drive Head'' product for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Cybertron Satellite]]''===
[[File:ReleasedTownMatrices.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|"Cybertron Satellite" Fukutsu (left) and Mito (right) Town Matrix]]
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[October 17]]th 2012
|Mito [[Town Matrix]] (Matrix Collection)
|"Cybertron Satellite" affiliate stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[December 29]]th 2012
|Fukutsu Town Matrix (Matrix Collection)
|"Cybertron Satellite" affiliate stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers GT: Mission GT-R (franchise)|Transformers GT: Mission GT-R]]''===
[[File:Safety prime.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|TakaraTomy artwork of Safety Prime]]
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|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|? 2013
|[[Safety Prime#Transformers GT|Safety Prime Original Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event
|Kids attending the "Kids' Walk" event
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (toyline)|Transformers Go!]]''===
[[File:Go-toy Jin.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The not really "exclusive" Arms Micron Jin]]
[[File:Go-toy Sen.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|AEON Arms Micron Sen]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[June 22]]nd 2013
|[[Gan]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including [[Toys"R"Us]] Japan, [[AEON]], Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Ganoh#Go!|G03 Ganoh]]
|-
|June 22nd 2013
|[[Jin (Go!)|Jin]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including Toys"R"Us Japan, AEON, Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Jinbu#Go!|G02 Jinbu]]
|-
|June 22nd 2013
|[[Zan]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including Toys"R"Us Japan, AEON, Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Kenzan#Go!|G01 Kenzan]]
|-
|[[November 9]]th 2013
|[[Sen]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|[[November 16]]th 2013
|[[Ex]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013
|[[Geki]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013 (see note below)
|[[Go (Go!)|Go]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013
|[[Shou]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|}
{{note|Arms Micron Go had something of a rocky release, being available at relatively few stores, some of them apparently making it available well before the other Microns in the promotion. But as the other three were put out on November 16th, it is assumed that that was the ''intended'' date for Go's release.}}
{{-}}

===''[[Q-Transformers]]''===
[[File:QTransformers ClearStarscream.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Q-Transformers Clear Starscream]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date '''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 26]]th 2014
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#QTclear|QT-02E Clear Bumblebee]]
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing five ''Q-Transformers'' figures
|-
|? 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#QTM|QT-M Optimus Prime]]
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event
|Kids attending the "Kids' Walk" event
|-
|[[January 30]]th 2016
|[[Starscream (G1)/toys#QTClear|Clear Starscream]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing five ''Q-Transformers'' figures
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)#TakaraTomy Adventure toyline|Adventure]]''===
[[File:RID15-toy StrongarmLegionClear.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Edion / Bic Camera / Hakuhinkan Toy Park / Hakubotan EZ Collection Strongarm Clear Ver.]]
[[File:RID15-toy ToysRUsPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Prime]]
[[File:RID15-toy Ink.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Micron Ink]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[March 21]]st 2015
|[[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#ClearLegion|Bumblebee Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|March 21st 2015
|[[Steeljaw (RID)#LegionClear|Steeljaw Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera & Kojima
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|March 21st 2015
|[[Strongarm (RID)#LegionClear|Strongarm Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|April ?? 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#EZCollection|Optimus Prime Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|July ?? 2015
|[[Grimlock (RID 2015)#LegionClear|Grimlock Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|EDION toy department & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|July ?? 2015
|[[Sideswipe (RID)#ClearLegion|Sideswipe Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ishinomaki, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 17]]th 2015
|[[Toys"R"Us Prime#Adventure|Toys"R"Us Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Divebomb (RID)#Robots in Disguise|Divebomb]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Velocirazor#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Velocirazor]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Sawback#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Sawback]] (Micron)
|Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera stores & [[AEON]] "Cybertron Satellite" stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Beastbox (RID)#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Beastbox]] (Micron)
|Edion, Bic Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[April 29]]th 2016
|[[Burn|Micron Burn]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|April 29th 2016
|[[Rain|Micron Rain]] (Prime of Micron)
|Yodobashi Camera, Yamada Denki, Bic Camera, Edion, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza), Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 15]]th 2016
|[[Ink|Micron Ink]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 22]]nd 2016
|[[Sting (RID)|Micron Sting]] (Prime of Micron)
|Yodobashi Camera, Yamada Denki, Bic Camera, Edion, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza), Hakubotan (Ishinomaki), AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[November 11]]th 2016
|[[Lancelon#Shining|Shining Lancelon]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''Beast Awakening''===
After a ''six year'' gap, campaign promos finally returned with the ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)|Beast Awakening]]'' line.
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[April 15]]th 2023
|[[Burning Plasma Blaster]]
|Any store selling ''Transformers'' product (supposedly)
|Purchasing 5000 yen of any ''Beast Awakening'' product
|-
|[[June 7]]th 2023 (preorders open) [[July 15]]th 2023 (delivery)
|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]
|[[TakaraTomy Mall]]
|Pre-order [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Ultimate|Ultimate Optimus Primal]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|BP-01 Beast Power Bumblebee]], or [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|BP-01 Beast Power Optimus Prime]].
|-
|[[October 28]]th 2023
|[[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Chainclaw]]
|[[TakaraTomy Mall]]
|Pre-order [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] or [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin_Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]], purchasing 5000 yen of any ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|Transformers: EarthSpark]]'' products
|-
|}

[[Category:Japanese promotion exclusives]]
[[Category:Toys]]

Campaign item

2024-01-02T04:51:24Z

Archforce: Added Burning Chainclaw campaign item.

[[File:Megalo Minis.jpg|thumb|upright=2.6|Buy $40 worth of toys you got a month ago for a single Mini-Con!]]

A '''campaign item''' is, simply, a limited-quantity special item made available during limited-time promotional events (commonly called "campaigns" in Japan). Most campaign items are given away for "free" as a "reward" for spending a specific minimum amount of money on previously-determined products at specific retail chains, but every campaign has its own set of qualifying rules for obtaining them (which aren't always followed by retailers).

In ''Transformers'', these are most often exclusive redecoes of the smallest toys in a line, like [[Spychanger]]s, [[Mini-Con]]s, and [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends Class]] figures, but even weapon accessories and other knickknacks like sticker sheets and small wearables have been offered. The practice is far, ''far'' more common in TakaraTomy's markets, where their ability to set specific release dates for their figures allow them to better coordinate such promotions. (Hasbro has done their own over the years, but far fewer in number by a long shot.) But even then, the practice saw little use until the year 2000, and then absolutely exploded in 2003 with the ''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)#Takara Legends of the Microns toyline|Legends of the Microns]]'' line going ''nuts'' with promotional Mini-Cons, which proved popular enough to keep a fairly steady stream of campaign items flowing for well over a decade later.

Thus, these items can sometimes be a bit pricey on the secondary market, depending on how low the production run is, how much needed to be spent to obtain the item, how well they complete a theme, how difficult it was to find participating stores, etc.

==Hasbro==
===''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)|Energon]]''===
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 31]] to [[August 1]] 2004
|[[Energon weapon#Energon / Super Link|Alpha Spear & Omega Spear]]
|[[OTFCC 2004]]
|Completing Hasbro survey
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]''===
[[File:Cybertron Legends Skywarp.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|SDCC 2005 ''Legends of Cybertron'' Skywarp.]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 14]] to [[July 17|17]] 2005
|[[Skywarp (Armada)#Cybertron|Skywarp]] & clear-black Autobot Cybertron-style [[Cyber Key]]
|[[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2005
|Attending Hasbro's booth
|-
|[[September 23]] to [[September 25|25]] 2005 / [[September 29]] to [[October 1]] 2006
|[[Ramjet (Universe)#Cybertron|Ramjet]]
|[[BotCon 2005]], [[BotCon 2006]]
|Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2005 / Kids under 12 attending BotCon 2006
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Kre-O]]''===
[[File:KreO-toy Devastator Orange.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us / BotCon 2013 exclusive Devastator Kreon.]]
[[File:KreO-toy Optimus Ski.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toy Fair 2015 exclusive "Winter" Optimus Prime Kreon.]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[June 4]] to [[June 6]] / [[July 21]] to [[July 24|24]] 2011
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Kre-O|Matrix Optimus Prime]] [[Kreon]]
|[[BotCon 2011]], [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2011, [[Hasbro Toy Shop]]
|Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2011 (June) or San Diego Comic-Con 2011 (July) / Ordering any ''Transformers'' toys from Hasbro Toy Shop (later also included with the ''[[Awesome Autobots Activity Book]]'' and issue #240 of the [[United Kingdom|UK]] comic series ''[[Doctor Who]] Adventures'')
|-
|[[October 11]] to [[October 14|14]] 2012
|[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Energon|Energon Bumblebee]] Kreon
|[[New York Comic Con]] 2012
|Attending Hasbro's booth
|-
|October 2012 / [[June 29]] to [[July 1]] 2013
|[[Devastator (G1)/toys#OrangeDevastator|Constructicon Devastator]] Kreon (orange)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] (US & Canada), [[BotCon 2013]]
|Purchasing any ''Kreo-O'' product from Toys"R"Us (Oct) / Attending Hasbro's booth at BotCon 2013
|-
|[[June 28]] 2014
|"Dinobot Ride" polybag (contains a small buildable [[Grimlock (AOE)#DinobotRide|Grimlock]] and a Cityville-sized mini [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#DinobotRide|Optimus Prime]] Kreon)
|Toys"R"Us (United States)
|Attending a "build-a-figure" event at Toys"R"Us (later also available at various hobby shops in Hasbro's Asian markets)
|-
|??? / [[June 27]] to [[July 6]] 2014
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Elite|Elite Optimus Prime]] Kreon
|Toys"R"Us (Canada), "Transformers Exhibition" (Taiwan)
|Attending a "build-a-figure" event at Toys"R"Us (date unknown) / Attending "Transformers Exhibition" in Taipei (June-July)
|-
|[[February 14]] 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (Kre-O)#ToyFair2015|"Winter" Optimus Prime]] Kreon
|[[Toy Fair 2015]]
|Attending Hasbro's 2015 Entertainment Brand Preview Event
|-
|''Unreleased''
|[[Bumblebee (Kre-O)#Soccer|"Soccer" Bumblebee]] Kreon
|''Unknown''
|''Unreleased''
|-
|''Unreleased''
|"Summer" Autobot Drift Kreon
|''Unknown''
|''Unreleased''
|-
|}
{{-}}
===''[[Combiner Wars (toyline)|Combiner Wars]]''===
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the [[Aerialbot (G1)#Combiner Wars|Aerialbots]] and [[Stunticon (G1)#Combiner Wars|Stunticons]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing any four Deluxe Class figures from waves 1 and 2
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the [[Protectobot (G1)#Combiner Wars|Protectobots]] and [[Optimus Maximus (G1)#Combiner Wars|Optimus Maximus]] components
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing any four Deluxe Class figures from waves 3 and 4
|-
|??? 2015
|Upgrade sticker sheet for [[Devastator (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Devastator]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Devastator (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Devastator]]
|-
|}
{{-}}
===''[[Titans Return (toyline)|Titans Return]]''===
[[File:Generations-Fort-Max-master-sword.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Asia exclusive Master Sword.]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 2016
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the entirety of wave 1
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Unknown
|-
|??? 2016
|Upgrade sticker sheet for the entirety of wave 2
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Unknown
|-
|June / July 2016
|[[Master Sword#Generations|Master Sword]]
|Toys"R"Us (Hong Kong, Taiwan & Singapore)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/toys#Combiner Wars|Fortress Maximus]]
|-
|}
{{-}}
===''[[Power of the Primes (toyline)|Power of the Primes]]''===
[[File:POTPPredakingSword.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.0|Hasbro Tmall exclusive sonic sword.]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[November 11]] 2018
|[[Sonic sword#PowerOfThePrimes|Sonic sword]]
|Hasbro Tmall store (China)
|Purchasing Titan Class [[Predaking (G1)#Generations|Predaking]]
|-
|}
{{-}}

==Takara / TakaraTomy==
===''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers]]''===
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Kirk#Toys|Kirk]] ([[Autobot Master Warrior|Master Warrior]], white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any [[Throttlebot]]
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Lione#Toys|Lione]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Loafer#Toys|Loafer]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Rodney#Toys|Rodney]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Shuffler#Toys|Shuffler]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|-
|??? 1987
|[[Toraizer#Toys|Toraizer]] (Master Warrior, white color)
|Unknown
|Purchasing any Throttlebot
|}
{{note|Sadly, further information about the "Throttlebot Promotional Sales Campaign" with the white Master Warriors is sparse and possibly lost to antiquity.}}

===''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)#Takara Car Robots toyline|Car Robots]]''===
[[File:RID-toy Mirage-Jusco.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO "Original Spychanger" Counter Arrow]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|August 2000
|[[Hot Shot (RID)#Juscoclear|"Original Spychanger" Art Fire]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Mirage (RID)#JuscoClear|"Original Spychanger" Counter Arrow]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[R.E.V.#JUSCO|"Original Spychanger" Eagle Killer]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Ironhide (RID)#Juscoclear|"Original Spychanger" Ox]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[W.A.R.S.#JuscoClear|"Original Spychanger" Wars]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Crosswise (RID)#Jusco|"Original Spychanger" X-Car]]
|JUSCO
|Joining "Peppy Kids Republic"
|-
|August 2000
|[[Skid-Z (RID)#Super|Super Indy Heat]]
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Rail Racer (RID)#Toys|C-015 JRX]]
|-
|August 2000
|[[Tow-Line (RID)#Super|Super Wrecker Hook]]
|Daiei
|Purchasing [[Landfill (RID)#Toys|C-022 Build King]]
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)#Takara Legends of the Microns toyline|Legends of the Microns]]''===
[[File:Arm-toy Buzzsaw Undergrove.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokaido Wheel Undergrove Edition]]
[[File:Arm-toy WreckageUltimate.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us / Hello Mac Shot Ultimate Edition]]
[[File:Arm-toy_Oval-Overdrive.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|World Hobby Fair / Ito Yokaido Nitro Overdrive Edition]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[January 1]]st 2003
|[[Drill Bit (Armada)#Undergrove|Crush Undergrove Edition]] (Destruction Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Armada|MC-01 Convoy Super Mode]]
|-
|January 1st 2003
|[[Dualor (Armada)#Undergrove|Duster Undergrove Edition]] (Destruction Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-01 Convoy Super Mode
|-
|January 1st 2003
|[[Buzzsaw (Armada)#Undergrove|Wheel Undergrove Edition]] ([[Destruction Mini-Con Team|Destruction Micron]])
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-01 Convoy Super Mode
|-
|January 1st / [[March 20]]th / [[May 2]]nd 2003
|[[Bonecrusher (Armada)#Ultimate|Bomb Ultimate Edition]] ([[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Armada|MD-01 Megatron]] (May)
|-
|January 1st / March 20th / May 2nd 2003
|[[Knock Out (Armada)#Ultimate|Crack Ultimate Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or MD-01 Megatron (May)
|-
|January 1st / March 20th / May 2nd 2003
|[[Wreckage (Armada)#Ultimate|Shot Ultimate Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan (Jan & Mar) & Hello Mac (May)
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' item (January) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode (March) / MC-01 Convoy Super Mode or MD-01 Megatron (May)
|-
|January-February / [[April 1]]st 2003
|[[Backtrack (Armada)#Overdrive|Auto Overdrive Edition]] ([[Street Speed Mini-Con Team#Overdrive|Street Speed Micron]])
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|January-February / April 1st 2003
|[[Oval#Overdrive|Nitro Overdrive Edition]] (Street Speed Micron)
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|January-February / April 1st 2003
|[[Spiral#Overdrive|Sieg Overdrive Edition]] (Street Speed Micron)
|World Hobby Fair (Jan-Feb) & Ito Yokaido (April)
|Completing Takara survey (World Hobby Fair), purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product (Ito Yokado)
|-
|[[April 24]]th 2003
|[[Bonecrusher (Armada)#NightAttack|Bomb Night Attack Edition]] ([[Land Military Mini-Con Team|Land Military Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|April 24th 2003
|[[Knock Out (Armada)#NightAttack|Crack Night Attack Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|April 24th 2003
|[[Wreckage (Armada)#NightAttack|Shot Night Attack Edition]] (Land Military Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Legends of the Microns'' product
|-
|[[August 2]]nd 2003
|[[Dirt Boss (Armada)#RoadAssault|Drift Road Assault Edition]] ([[Race Mini-Con Team|Race Micron]])
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing [[Jetfire (Armada)#Toys|MC-09 Jetfire]] or [[Tidal Wave (Armada)#Toys|MD-05 Shockwave]]
|-
|August 2nd 2003
|[[Mirage (Armada)#RoadAssault|Indy Road Assault Edition]] (Race Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-09 Jetfire or MD-05 Shockwave
|-
|August 2nd 2003
|[[Downshift (Armada)#RoadAssault|Spin Road Assault Edition]] (Race Micron)
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing MC-09 Jetfire or MD-05 Shockwave
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline|Super Link]]''===
[[File:En-toy EnergyAxe-BlackHole.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|Ito Yokado Energy Axe Black Hole Edition]]
[[File:En-toy Windcharger.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Windcharger (Accel + Throttle + Screw)]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 26]]th 2003
|[[Energon weapon#Energon / Super Link|Energy Spear Corona Flame Edition]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Energon|SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode]], [[Ironhide (Energon)#Toys|SC-04 Roadbuster]], or [[Scorponok (Energon)#Toys|SD-05 MegaZarak]]
|-
|December 26th 2003
|Energy Axe Aquamarine Edition
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|December 26th 2003
|Energy Axe Black Hole Edition
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode
|-
|December 26th 2003 / [[January 1]]st 2004
|Energy Spear Royal Clear Edition
|Hello Mac (Dec) / Posful, Pelican, Joshin Denki & Heiwado (Jan)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode or SD-05 MegaZarak (Hello Mac) / SC-01 Grand Convoy Super Mode (others)
|-
|[[March 18]]th / [[March 25]]th 2004
|Energy Axe Violet Cluster Edition
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Rodimus (Energon)#Toys|SC-10 Rodimus Convoy]] or [[Prowl (Energon)#Toys|SC-11 Red Alert]] (18th) / [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#EnDx|SC-13 SL Grand Convoy]] (25th)
|-
|March 18th / [[March 27]]th 2004
|Energy Axe Natural Green Edition
|Hello Mac (18th) / Joshin Denki (27th)
|Purchasing any ''Super Link'' product
|-
|March 18th 2004
|Energy Spear Lightning Yellow Edition
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing SC-10 Rodimus Convoy
|-
|March 18th 2004
|Energy Spear Rodeo Magenta Edition
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing SC-10 Rodimus Convoy or SC-11 Red Alert
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2004
|[[Accel]] ([[Windcharger (Energon)|Windcharger Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[May 27]]th 2004
|Energy Raiden Overdrive Edition
|Gamers Transformers Fair
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[July 7]]th 2004
|Energy Cutter Daylight Attack Edition
|1500 select stores (see note below)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy or [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Toys|SC-17 Wing Saber]]
|-
|July 7th 2004
|Energy Blade Night Phantom Edition
|1500 select stores (see note below)
|Purchasing SC-01 Grand Convoy or SC-17 Wing Saber
|-
|[[August 10]]th 2004
|[[Throttle (Energon)|Throttle]] (Windcharger Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen worth of ''Super Link'' product
|-
|[[September 16]]th 2004
|[[Screw (Energon)|Screw]] (Windcharger Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Omega Supreme (Energon)#Energon|SC-22 Omega Supreme]]
|-
|}
{{note|The Energy Cutter Daylight Attack Edition and Energy Blade Night Phantom Edition information is... questionable. Apparently the promotion was not actually officially announced in any way, with scraps of information coming at least a week after its supposed start from people making calls to Takara customer service. "1500 stores" is as detailed as it gets when it comes to which stores actually carried the items.}}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)#Takara Galaxy Force toyline|Galaxy Force]]''===
[[File:Cyb-toy Graviton.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO Graviton]]
[[File:Cyb-toy Element.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Platinum Element]]
[[File:Cyb-toy Ichibi.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokaido & Hello Mac Ichibi]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 28]]th 2005
|Mystery [[Cyber Key/gallery#Toys|Force Chip]]
|2000 stores (but not [[Toys"R"Us]])
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[March 17]]th 2005
|[[Graviton (Cybertron)|Graviton]] ([[Hellflame Mini-Con Team|Hellflame Micron]])
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Scourge (Cybertron)#Cybertron|GD-07 Flame Convoy]]
|-
|March 17th 2005
|[[Quasar]] (Hellflame Micron)
|Ito Yokaido, [[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product (Ito Yokaido) / GD-07 Flame Convoy (JUSCO)
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2005
|[[Bulge (Cybertron)|Bulge]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Overhaul (Cybertron)#Voyager|GC-16 Ligerjack]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Graviton (Cybertron)|Graviton]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing ''[[Hybrid Style]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Hybrid Style|THS-01 Galaxy Convoy]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Quasar]] (Hellflame Micron, white version)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Cybertron|GC-01 Galaxy Convoy]]
|-
|April 28th 2005
|[[Solar Flare|Platinum Factor]] ([[Noble Force Team|Platinum Micron]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing GC-16 Ligerjack
|-
|[[June 23]]rd 2005
|[[Bulge (Cybertron)|Bulge]] (Hellflame Micron)
|TF Station affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[July 28]]th 2005
|[[Hydroplane|Platinum Element]] (Platinum Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Wing Saber (Energon)#Cybertron|GC-22 Sonic Bomber]]
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Hyakurai]] ([[Caliber Mini-Con Team|Caliber Micron]])
|Ito Yokado & [[TF Station]] affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Ichibi]] (Caliber Micron)
|Ito Yokaido & Hello Mac
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|July 28th 2005
|[[Mugen]] (Caliber Micron)
|Joshin Denki
|Purchasing any ''Galaxy Force'' product
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2005
|[[Rockslide|Platinum Material]] (Platinum Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Metroplex (Cybertron)#Cybertron|GC-23 Megalo Convoy]]
|-
|September 29th 2005
|[[Rock Krusher|Megalo Gritbit]] ([[Steel Reinforcement Team|Megalo Micron]])
|Hello Mac
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|September 29th 2005
|[[Repeater (Cybertron)|Megalo Zapmap]] (Megalo Micron)
|Joshin Denki
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[October 1]]st 2005
|[[Saw Boss|Megalo Zigzag]] (Megalo Micron)
|TF Station affiliate stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product
|}
{{-}}

===[[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie line]]===
[[File:Movie-toy Optimus DVDSpychanger.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|DVD Optimus Prime Figure]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[June 2]]nd 2007
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys|EZ Collection Bumblebee]]
|First Impact 0602 (Ikebukuro Toys"R"Us)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers'' movie product at midnight special event
|-
|December 2007
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Optimus Prime Figure|Optimus Prime Figure]] ([[Spychanger]])
|Paramount Pictures Japan
|Preordering the [[Transformers (film)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie]] on DVD or HD-DVD
|-
|December 2007
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#EZMetallic|Bumblebee Metallic Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Tsutaya Records
|Purchasing the 2007 ''Transformers'' movie on DVD
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''Transformers'' (nondescript 2007-2009 releases)===
[[File:G1-toy TorqueGain.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|JUSCO Torque Gain]]
[[File:Henkei-toy Sling.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|''Transformers'' credit card Sling]]
[[File:G1-toy MightyStra.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Edion Mighty Stra, whatever that's supposed to mean]]
These figures were alternatively released to promote the 2007 ''Transformers'' movie, ''Henkei! Henkei!'' and ''Revenge'' toylines, but their instructions all merely used a generic version of the classic Japanese ''Transformers'' logo instead, omitting the "Fight! Super Robot Lifeform" portion of the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)|original toyline's Japanese title]]. Even more bizarrely, the three 2009 Microns Guardian Sky, Guardian Speed and Guardian Powered simply featured large stylized versions of their individual names in katakana instead of ''any'' "Transformers" logo in their instructions.
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
|-
! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[July 19]]th 2007
|[[Torque Gain]]
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 ''Transformers'' movie]] MD-07 [[Megatron (Movie)/toys##Leader_Class_toys|Megatron]] or MD-08 [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys|Starscream]]
|-
|[[July 20]]th 2007
|[[Noise Effect]]
|Ito Yokaido
|Purchasing 3000 yen of 2007 ''Transformers'' movie product
|-
|July 2007
|[[Wedge Shape#Transformers (campaign item)|Wedge Shape]]
|BIC Camera
|?
|-
|[[March 13]]th 2008
|[[Skyglide]]
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing any ''[[Henkei! Henkei! Transformers (toyline)|Henkei! Henkei!]]'' product
|-
|March 2009
|[[Slingshot (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Cybertron Sling]]
|Pocket Card Co., Ltd.
|Signing up for a Transformers-themed Visa credit card (Autobot version)
|-
|March 2009
|[[Vortex (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Destron Vorter]]
|Pocket Card Co., Ltd.
|Signing up for a Transformers-themed Visa credit card (Decepticon version)
|-
|[[May 30]]th 2009
|[[Guardian Sky]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge]]'' product
|-
|May 30th 2009
|[[Guardian Speed]]
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|May 30th 2009
|[[Guardian Powered]]
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|[[August 1]]st 2009
|[[Mighty Strike|Mighty Stra]]
|Edion Group stores
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|August 1st 2009
|[[Mighty Bull]]
|Edion Group stores
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|August 1st 2009
|[[Mighty Dozer]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 2000 yen of ''Revenge'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge]]''===
Even though EZ Collection "Defender Optimus Prime", "Demolishor Shanghai Attack" and "Infiltrator Soundwave" were released to promote the Japanese version of the ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)|Transformers Animated]]'' line, all three of them were redecos of toys from the ''Transformers/Revenge'' line, and their instructions used the Japanese ''Transformers/Revenge'' logo.
[[File:EZCollectionDemolishorShanghaiAttack.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Demolishor Shanghai Attack]]
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|-
|[[May 30]]th 2009
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|EZ Collection Optimus Prime]]
|Transformers Celebration 0530
|Purchasing product from the ''Revenge'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|[[November 21]]st 2009
|[[Rampage (ROTF)#DesertAttackJTRU|Decepticon Rampage Desert Combat]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing product from the ''Revenge'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|December 2009
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsStealthJDVD|Stealth Bumblebee]] (EZ Collection)
|Various stores
|Purchasing the ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Transformers/Revenge]]'' movie on DVD
|-
|December 2009
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#LegendsClearJDVD|Bumblebee Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Tsutaya Records
|Purchasing the ''Transformers/Revenge'' movie on DVD (transforming Bumblebee DVD-case version only)
|-
|March 2010
|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsDefender|Defender Optimus Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|March 2010
|[[Demolishor (ROTF)#Toys|Demolishor Shanghai Attack]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|March 2010
|[[Soundwave (ROTF)/toys#Infiltrator|Infiltrator Soundwave]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] Japan & Yamada Denki
|Ordering or purchasing product from the ''Transformers Animated'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)#TakaraTomy Animated toyline|Transformers Animated]]''===
[[File:Ani-toy BumblebeeClearYellowVer.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Ito Yokado EZ Collection Bumblebee Clear Yellow Ver.]]
[[File:AnimatedStarscreamCloneCampaignGroup.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|''Animated'' EZ Collection Starscream Clone Campaign]]
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! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|April 2010
|[[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#ClearYellow|Bumblebee Clear Yellow Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|April 2010
|[[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#LegendsClearRed|Optimus Prime Clear Red Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|April 2010
|[[Prowl (Animated)#ClearSmokeLOC|Prowl Clear Smoke Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Apita
|Purchasing ''Transformers Animated'' [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Voyager Class|TA-01 Optimus Prime]] or [[Megatron (Animated)#Voyager Class|TA-06 Megatron]]
|-
|April 2010
|[[Starscream (Animated)#ClearPurple|Starscream Clear Purple Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[AEON|JUSCO]]
|Purchasing ''Transformers Animated'' TA-01 Optimus Prime or TA-06 Megatron
|-
|[[July 24]]th 2010
|[[Ramjet (Animated)#Toys|Ramjet Clear White Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ito Yokado
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Skywarp (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Skywarp Clear Purple Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Sunstorm (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Sunstorm Clear Orange Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Yamada Electronics, Amazon Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product (Yamada Electronics), ordering [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)#Toys|TA-27 Ultra Magnus]] (Amazon Japan)
|-
|July 24th 2010
|[[Thundercracker (Animated)#ClearEZCollection|Thundercracker Clear Blue Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ishimaru, Edion, Deodeo, Bic Camera, Midori Electrical & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Animated'' product
|-
|[[August 6]]th 2010
|[[Starscream Clone Black Version|Starscream Clone Black Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|JUSCO
|Purchasing TA-27 Ultra Magnus
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers United]]''===
[[File:United-toy Recoil.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Targetmaster Micron Recoil]]
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! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 28]]th 2010
|[[Fracas#United 2|Fracas]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|December 28 2010
|[[Haywire (Targetmaster)#United|Haywire]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Yamada Denki
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|[[January 1]]st 2011
|[[Recoil (G1)#United 2|Recoil]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''United'' product
|-
|[[March 5]]th 2011
|[[Spoilsport#United|Spoilsport]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)#TakaraTomy Autobot Alliance toyline|Autobot Alliance]]'' product, or ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece|Masterpiece]]'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys#Masterpiece|MP-9 Rodimus Convoy]], or ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece#Masterpiece Movie Series|Masterpiece Movie Series]]'' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|MPM-2 Bumblebee]]
|-
|March 5th 2011
|[[Caliburst (G1)#United|Caliburst]] (Targetmaster Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen worth of ''Autobot Alliance'' product, or ''Masterpiece'' MP-9 Rodimus Convoy, or ''Masterpiece Movie Series'' MPM-2 Bumblebee
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)#Darkside Moon (TakaraTomy)|Dark of the Moon]]''===
[[File:EZCollectionDarksideOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Japan EZ Collection Darkside Optimus Prime]]
Since the Japanese releases of the ''Dark of the Moon'' figures typically came in Hasbro packaging with small additional stickers identifying them as the Japanese versions, the instructions for this figure naturally also use the title "Dark of the Moon" in English script in their instructions.
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|[[August 12]]th 2011
|[[Darkside Optimus Prime (DOTM)#Dark of the Moon|Darkside Optimus Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Darkside Moon'' line for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)#Takara Prime toyline|Transformers: Prime]]''===
[[File:Prime-toy GoraShadow.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Joshin Denki / Bic Camera Arms Micron Shadow Gora]]
[[File:Prime-toy GulHellflame.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|AEON Arms Micron Hellflame Guru]]
[[File:Prime-toy RAShiningY.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0||Edion / Yamada Denki / Yodobashi Camera Arms Micron Shining R.A. Y]]

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! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[April 28]]th 2012
|[[Baro#Shadow|Shadow Baro]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[C.L.#Shadow|Shadow C.L.]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[Gora#Shadow|Shadow Gora]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product
|-
|April 28th 2012
|[[R.A.#Shadow|Shadow R.A.]] ([[Arms Micron]])
|[[AEON]]
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Voyager|AM-01 Optimus Prime]]
|-
|[[June 16]]th & [[June 17|17th]] / [[June 30]]th / [[July 28]]th / [[July 28]] 2012
|[[B.B. (Prime)#Shining|Shining B.2]] (Arms Micron)
|Tokyo Toy Show 2012 (June 16/17), Next Generation World Hobby Fair (June 30), & Amazon Japan (date unknown), 6 misc stores (July)
|Kids attending Tokyo Toy Show 2012, winning the "Arms Up Challenge" at Next Generation World Hobby Fair, preordering [[Megatron (WFC)/toys#Voyager|AM-15 Megatron Darkness]] at Amazon Japan, purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime'' product (stores in July not giving away "Hellflame" Microns (see below))
|-
|[[June 30]]th 2012 / September 2014
|[[O.P.#Shining|Shining O.P.]] (Arms Micron)
|Next Generation World Hobby Fair (June), [[e-HOBBY]] & [[TakaraTomy Mall]] (Sept)
|Winning the "Arms Up Challenge" at Next Generation World Hobby Fair, preordering ''[[Transformers Cloud|Cloud]]'' [[Roadbuster (Cloud)#Toys|Roadbuster]] at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[July 28]]th 2012
|[[Guru#Hellflame|Hellflame Guru]] ([[Hellflame Arms Micron]])
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-15 Megatron Darkness
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Jida#Hellflame|Hellflame Jida]] (Hellflame Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Noji#Hellflame|Hellflame Noji]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|July 28th 2012
|[[Zamu#Hellflame|Hellflame Zamu]] (Hellflame Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[August 12]]th 2012{{fact}}
|Optimus Prime trailer (cardboard)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#BattleShield|Battle Shield Optimus]].
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2012{{fact}}
|Optimus Prime trailer (cardboard, larger than above)
|Yodobashi Camera and Bic Camera
|Purchasing [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Weaponizer|AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime]]
|-
|[[September 29]]th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningGR|Shining R.A. GR]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningP|Shining R.A. P]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningR|Shining R.A. R]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|September 29th 2012
|[[R.A.#ShiningY|Shining R.A. Y]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|[[November 13]]th 2012
|[[Gura#Shining|Shining Gura B]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing AM-21 Arms Master Optimus Prime
|-
|[[November 17]]th 2012
|[[B.B. (Prime)#PureEnergon|Pure Energon B.2]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Prime'' product
|-
|[[December 15]]th 2012
|[[O.P.#PureEnergon|Pure Energon O.P.]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''Transformers'' (nondescript 2011-2018 releases)===
[[File:Prime-toy Aimless.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Yoshin Denki / Bic Camera Arms Micron Aimless]]
[[File:Prime-toy VectorOracle.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Arms Micron Vector Oracle]]
[[File:Go-toy OptimusPrimeBlaster Shining.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|McDonald's / ''Televi-Kun'' magazine / ''[[TV Magazine]]'' Shining Optimus Prime Blaster]]
[[File:AOE-toy Ivan.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Dinobot Micron Ivan]]
[[File:LostAge-LegendaryWeapons.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The "Legendary Weapons", each available through a different venue]]
[[File:Studio-Series-promotional-Quad-Barrel-Shotgun.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The not really "exclusive" Quad Barrel Shotgun]]

Similar to the 2007-2009 releases, these figures and accessories were released to promote the ''Transformers Prime'', ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Lost Age Series|Lost Age Series]]'', ''[[Transformers Movie The Best]]'', ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)#The Last Knight|The Last Knight]]'' and ''[[Studio Series]]'' lines, but their instructions are simply branded "Transformers" in both katakana and plain English script. The 2011-2012 releases, available concurrently with the actual "Transformers: Prime"-branded Arms Microns and identified as "Arms Microns" in their instructions, feature the "Transformers" title in katakana in the same style as the Japanese ''Transformers: Prime'' logo, but omit the "Prime" (プライム) portion of the title, whereas the 2014-onwards releases feature a ''Transformers'' logo in the same style as the ''Transformers: Lost Age Series'' logo, but omit the "Lost Age Series" (ロストエイジシリーズ) portion of the title.
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! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
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! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[December 28]]th 2011
|[[Aimless#Transformers (campaign item)|Aimless]] (Arms Micron)
|Yoshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|December 28th 2011
|[[Peacemaker#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Peaceman]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|December 28th 2011
|[[Blowpipe (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Blowpipe]] (Arms Micron)
|Ishimaru, Edion, Deodeo, Bic Camera, Midori Electrical & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Prime: First Edition'' product
|-
|[[January 15]]th / [[June 30]]-[[July 1]]st 2012 / September 2014
|[[Firebolt (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Firebolt Clear Yellow Ver.]] (Arms Micron)
|World Hobby Fair Osaka (Jan) / Next Generation World Hobby Fair Fukuoka (June/July) / [[e-HOBBY]] & [[TakaraTomy Mall]] (2014)
|TakaraTomy booth at World Hobby Fair Osaka / purchasing [[Gabu#Prime|AMW-01 Gabu]], [[Baru#Prime|AMW-02 Baru]] and [[Dai#Prime|AMW-03 Dai]] together at Next Generation World Hobby Fair Fukuoka / preordering ''[[Transformers Cloud|Cloud]]'' [[Roadbuster (G1)#Cloud|Roadbuster]] at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[February 25]]th 2012
|[[Vector Oracle#Transformers (campaign item)|Vector Oracle]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[March 1]]st 2012
|[[Firebolt (G1)#Preorder|Autobot Firebolt]] (Arms Micron)
|[[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] Japan, Toys"R"Us Japan, Bic Camera & Yodobashi Camera (online exclusive)
|Preordering AM-01 Optimus Prime
|-
|[[March 31]]st 2012
|[[Pinpointer (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Autobot Pinpointer]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 4000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[June 22]]nd & [[June 23|23rd]] / August 2013
|[[Optimus Prime Blaster#Transformers (campaign item)|Shining Optimus Prime Blaster]]
|McDonald's Japan, ''Televi-Kun'' magazine, ''[[TV Magazine]]''
|Purchasing a McDonald's Happy Meal or the August 2013 issue of either ''Televi-Kun'' magazine or ''TV Magazine'', then redeeming the attached ticket at participating stores
|-
|[[May 3]]rd / [[May 16]]th / [[June 15]]th / [[July 19]]th / [[August 9]]th / September 2014
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Convoy [Anniversary Clear Ver.]]] (EZ Collection)
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event (May 3) / Transformers Celebration 2014 Ikebukuro Toys"R"Us (May 16) / Tokyo Toy Show 2014 (June) / AEON Mall Kasukabe (July) / Transformers Expo Yokohama (Aug), e-HOBBY & TakaraTomy Mall (Sept)
|Kids attending "Kid's Walk" event, purchasing ''Transformers'' product at one of the other events, preordering ''Cloud'' Roadbuster at e-HOBBY or TakaraTomy Mall
|-
|[[May 17]]th 2014
|[[Beet-Chop]] (Clear Micron)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Buzz Saw (BW)#Transformers (campaign item)|Buzz Saw]] (Clear Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Jolt (Armada)#Transformers (campaign item)|Micron Jolt]] (Clear Micron)
|[[AEON]]
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|May 17th 2014
|[[Roller (G1)#Transformers (campaign item)|Silver Roller]] (Clear Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[July 19]]th 2014
|[[Ivan]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Paulie]] (Dinobot Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing ''Lost Age'' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Lost Age Series|LA-01 Battle Command Optimus Prime]], [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 5|AD-01 Optimus Prime]], or [[Grimlock (AOE)#Leader Class toys|AD-20 Black Knight Grimlock]]
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Sling (AOE)|Sling]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|July 19th 2014
|[[Thunderlips]] (Dinobot Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[August 8]]th 2014
|[[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#Transformers (campaign item)|Astrotrain]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Prime Axe ([[Legendary Weapon]])
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Trikera Mace (Legendary Weapon)
|AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Spino Hammer (Legendary Weapon)
|Edion, Best Denki, Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|October 2014
|Ptera Spear (Legendary Weapon)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|[[November 14]]th 2014
|[[Carnivac (AOE)|Carnivac]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|December 2014
|[[Sword of Judgment#Transformers (campaign item)|Temenos Sword]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Lost Age'' product
|-
|April 2017
|Silver Temenos Sword
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|July 2017
|Gold Vector Shield
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|October 2017
|[[Energon-axe#Transformers (campaign item)|Bronze Calibur Axe]]
|TakaraTomy Mall
|Ordering any ''Transformers'' product for 2000 Yen or more
|-
|November 2017
|Gold Temenos Sword & Gold Battle Axe
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 5000 Yen or more
|-
|April 2018
|[[Quad Barrel Shotgun#Transformers (campaign item)|Quad Barrel Shotgun]]
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'' product for 4000 Yen or more
|-
|August 2018
|Super Transformation Three Great Robot Hero Legend Sword
|Various stores
|Purchasing any ''Transformers'', ''[[Transforming Bullet Train Robot Shinkalion]]'' or ''[[Tomica]] Hyper Rescue: Drive Head'' product for 3000 Yen or more
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Cybertron Satellite]]''===
[[File:ReleasedTownMatrices.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|"Cybertron Satellite" Fukutsu (left) and Mito (right) Town Matrix]]
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|[[October 17]]th 2012
|Mito [[Town Matrix]] (Matrix Collection)
|"Cybertron Satellite" affiliate stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|[[December 29]]th 2012
|Fukutsu Town Matrix (Matrix Collection)
|"Cybertron Satellite" affiliate stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers GT: Mission GT-R (franchise)|Transformers GT: Mission GT-R]]''===
[[File:Safety prime.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|TakaraTomy artwork of Safety Prime]]
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|? 2013
|[[Safety Prime#Transformers GT|Safety Prime Original Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event
|Kids attending the "Kids' Walk" event
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (toyline)|Transformers Go!]]''===
[[File:Go-toy Jin.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|The not really "exclusive" Arms Micron Jin]]
[[File:Go-toy Sen.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|AEON Arms Micron Sen]]
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[June 22]]nd 2013
|[[Gan]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including [[Toys"R"Us]] Japan, [[AEON]], Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Ganoh#Go!|G03 Ganoh]]
|-
|June 22nd 2013
|[[Jin (Go!)|Jin]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including Toys"R"Us Japan, AEON, Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Jinbu#Go!|G02 Jinbu]]
|-
|June 22nd 2013
|[[Zan]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores (including Toys"R"Us Japan, AEON, Yodabashi Camera & Amazon Japan)
|Purchasing [[Kenzan#Go!|G01 Kenzan]]
|-
|[[November 9]]th 2013
|[[Sen]] (Arms Micron)
|AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|[[November 16]]th 2013
|[[Ex]] (Arms Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013
|[[Geki]] (Arms Micron)
|Joshin Denki & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013 (see note below)
|[[Go (Go!)|Go]] (Arms Micron)
|Various stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|November 16th 2013
|[[Shou]] (Arms Micron)
|Edion, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Transformers Go!'' product
|-
|}
{{note|Arms Micron Go had something of a rocky release, being available at relatively few stores, some of them apparently making it available well before the other Microns in the promotion. But as the other three were put out on November 16th, it is assumed that that was the ''intended'' date for Go's release.}}
{{-}}

===''[[Q-Transformers]]''===
[[File:QTransformers ClearStarscream.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Q-Transformers Clear Starscream]]
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|[[December 26]]th 2014
|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#QTclear|QT-02E Clear Bumblebee]]
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing five ''Q-Transformers'' figures
|-
|? 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#QTM|QT-M Optimus Prime]]
|"Transformers GT x Kids' Walk" pre-race event
|Kids attending the "Kids' Walk" event
|-
|[[January 30]]th 2016
|[[Starscream (G1)/toys#QTClear|Clear Starscream]]
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing five ''Q-Transformers'' figures
|-
|}
{{-}}

===''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)#TakaraTomy Adventure toyline|Adventure]]''===
[[File:RID15-toy StrongarmLegionClear.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Edion / Bic Camera / Hakuhinkan Toy Park / Hakubotan EZ Collection Strongarm Clear Ver.]]
[[File:RID15-toy ToysRUsPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Prime]]
[[File:RID15-toy Ink.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|Toys"R"Us Micron Ink]]
{|class="wikitable" border="5" style="width:80%"
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! scope="col" width="12%" | '''Date'''
! scope="col" width="14%" | '''Item'''
! scope="col" width="20%" | '''Venue'''
! scope="col" width="25%" | '''Requirement'''
|-
|[[March 21]]st 2015
|[[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#ClearLegion|Bumblebee Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|[[Toys"R"Us]] Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|March 21st 2015
|[[Steeljaw (RID)#LegionClear|Steeljaw Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera & Kojima
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|March 21st 2015
|[[Strongarm (RID)#LegionClear|Strongarm Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Edion, Bic Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|April ?? 2015
|[[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#EZCollection|Optimus Prime Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|July ?? 2015
|[[Grimlock (RID 2015)#LegionClear|Grimlock Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|EDION toy department & Bic Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|July ?? 2015
|[[Sideswipe (RID)#ClearLegion|Sideswipe Clear Ver.]] (EZ Collection)
|Ishinomaki, Yamada Denki & Yodobashi Camera
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 17]]th 2015
|[[Toys"R"Us Prime#Adventure|Toys"R"Us Prime]] (EZ Collection)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Divebomb (RID)#Robots in Disguise|Divebomb]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Velocirazor#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Velocirazor]] (Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Sawback#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Sawback]] (Micron)
|Yamada Denki, Yodobashi Camera stores & [[AEON]] "Cybertron Satellite" stores
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|November 2015
|[[Beastbox (RID)#Robots in Disguise (2015)|Beastbox]] (Micron)
|Edion, Bic Camera, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza) & Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[April 29]]th 2016
|[[Burn|Micron Burn]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|April 29th 2016
|[[Rain|Micron Rain]] (Prime of Micron)
|Yodobashi Camera, Yamada Denki, Bic Camera, Edion, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza), Hakubotan (Ishinomaki)
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 15]]th 2016
|[[Ink|Micron Ink]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[July 22]]nd 2016
|[[Sting (RID)|Micron Sting]] (Prime of Micron)
|Yodobashi Camera, Yamada Denki, Bic Camera, Edion, Hakuhinkan Toy Park (Ginza), Hakubotan (Ishinomaki), AEON
|Purchasing 3000 yen of ''Adventure'' product
|-
|[[November 11]]th 2016
|[[Lancelon#Shining|Shining Lancelon]] (Prime of Micron)
|Toys"R"Us Japan
|Purchasing 3000 yen of any ''Transformers'' product
|-
|}
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===''Beast Awakening''===
After a ''six year'' gap, campaign promos finally returned with the ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)|Beast Awakening]]'' line.
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|-
|[[April 15]]th 2023
|[[Burning Plasma Blaster]]
|Any store selling ''Transformers'' product (supposedly)
|Purchasing 5000 yen of any ''Beast Awakening'' product
|-
|[[June 7]]th 2023 (preorders open) [[July 15]]th 2023 (delivery)
|[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]
|[[TakaraTomy Mall]]
|Pre-order [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Ultimate|Ultimate Optimus Primal]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|BP-01 Beast Power Bumblebee]], or [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#BeastMode|BP-01 Beast Power Optimus Prime]].
|-
|[[October 28]]th 2023
|[[Chainclaw (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Chainclaw]]
|[[TakaraTomy Mall]]
|Pre-order [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]] or [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin_Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]], or purchase 5000 yen of any ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|Transformers: EarthSpark]]'' products.
|-
|}

[[Category:Japanese promotion exclusives]]
[[Category:Toys]]

Chainclaw (ROTB)

2024-01-02T03:58:25Z

Archforce: /* Rise of the Beasts */

{{factions|maximal}}
{{disambig3|Chainclaw}}
:''Chainclaw is a [[Maximal]] from the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (franchise)|Rise of the Beasts]] portion of the [[Live-action film series|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:TF-ROTB-Beast-Weaponizer-Chainclaw.jpg|right|thumb|350px|"Woof!" "Alright, Pochita, I know! Let's go kill this thing!"]]

'''Chainclaw''' is a canine who transforms into a chainsaw. His desire to witness his best friend's dreams is unknown.

==Toys==
===''Rise of the Beasts''===
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1m1|'''Optimus Prime and Chainclaw''' (Beast Weaponizers, [[2023]])}}</ul>
:*''TakaraTomy name'': '''Kakusei Change Set Optimus Prime & Chainclaw'''
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''BCS-02'''
:*''TakaraTomy release date'': [[April 15]], 2023
{{toydesigner|[[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Released as part of the first wave of toys in the ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' mainline, Chainclaw is a 3-inch Beast Battle Master toy that can convert from wolf to chainsaw. Chainclaw's chainsaw mode can be wielded by any figure with a 5 mm port but is of course intended to be held by [[Optimus_Prime_(Movie)/toys#Beast_Alliance|Optimus Prime]] since they come packaged together.

{{-}}{{anchor|Burning}}
[[File:BurningChainclaw.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|"'''Don't open it.'''"]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-m1|'''Burning Chainclaw''' (Kakusei Weapon, 2023)}}</ul>
:*''Release date'' [[October 28]], 2023

: Burning Chainclaw (バーニングチェーンクロー) is a redeco of the above toy, cast in red and clear red plastic.

: This version was available as a [[campaign item]] through [[TakaraTomy Mall]], similarly to the previously released [[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]. Burning Chainclaw could be obtained by pre-ordering ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (toyline)|EarthSpark]]'' [[Optimus Prime (ES)#Spin_Changers|Spin Changer Optimus Prime]] or [[Bumblebee (ES)#SpinChanger|Spin Changer Bumblebee]], or with purchases of 5000 yen or more.
{{--}}

==Notes==
[[File:ROTBtoy-Early BattleMaster Chainclaw.jpg|thumb|200px|right|What tha dog doin'?]]
*On the back of the box, Chainclaw's stock render is not only green instead of blue, but also features a different layout for the paint applications than the final toy.

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Chainclaw''' (チェーンクロー ''Chēnkurō'')

[[Category:Rise of the Beasts Maximals]]
[[Category:Toy-only characters]]

Battletrap (ROTB)

2023-12-30T21:22:28Z

Archforce: /* Rise of the Beasts */

{{disambig3|Battletrap}}
{{factions|terrorcon}}
:''Battletrap is a [[Terrorcon (ROTB)|Terrorcon]] from the [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]] portion of the [[Movie continuity family]].''

[[File:BattletrapROTB-conceptart.jpg|thumb|right|300px|"I had more punch at a birthday party."]]

Menacing, unrelenting, and bloodthirsty, '''Battletrap''' is an elite scout and enforcer for the Terrorcons that takes great pride in being part of the most sinister brigade of hunters to ever stalk the universe. He relishes in the fury of battle, eagerly carrying out the orders handed down to him by his leader, [[Scourge (ROTB)|Scourge]], and dishing out punishments with glee.

{{bigquote|Someone give me a real fight!|Battletrap|''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]''}}

==Fiction==
===''Rise of the Beasts'' film===
{{Voiceactor|[[David Sobolov]] (English), [[Kenta Miyake]] (Japanese)|[[Diego Valenzuela]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Vanderlan Mendes]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Gilduin Tissier]] (European French)}}

[[File:ROTB-Battletrapfires.jpg|left|thumb|300px|It won't take me that long to rip out your engine!]]

With the revelation that the [[Transwarp Key]] was hidden on [[Earth]], Battletrap, along with Scourge and [[Nightbird (ROTB)|Nightbird]], made planetfall in the ocean near [[New York City]] and proceeded to make their way to [[Ellis Island]]. After the Key was located, found to be in the possession of two humans, the [[Autobot]]s arrived and engage the Terrorcons. Battletrap squared off against [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]], [[Arcee (Movie)|Arcee]] and [[Mirage (Movie)|Mirage]], using his chain-flail to devastating effect by hurling a stone pillar and a car at the Autobots. Once the humans who were in possession of the Key exited the museum, Battletrap informed Scourge that he had eyes on their prize. After Scourge subdued [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], Battletrap forcefully put his foot down on the Prime's back, holding him down and looking on while Scourge executed Bumblebee. He then prepared to finish off the remaining Autobots before being attacked from above by the arriving [[Airazor (ROTB)|Airazor]]. Satisfied that they had already acquired the Key, Scourge ordered the Terrorcons to fall back.

Shortly after the battle, Battletrap witnessed Scourge communicate with [[Unicron]], as well as the latter's wrath upon discovering that the Terrorcons had only retrieved half of the Transwarp Key.

[[File:ROTB-Battletraptruck.jpg|right|thumb|300px|I'm a truck, you're a tank, how do you expect to beat me?]]

Battletrap and the Terrorcons then made their way to [[Peru]] to locate the other half of the Key. Standing on top of a roof in the city of [[Cusco]], Battletrap looked on while Scourge and Nightbird discussed their next move. Once the Autobots began to mobilize and left the city in pursuit of the Key, Battletrap and the other Terrorcons gave chase, ending up in the rural mountains of Peru. Arcee and [[Wheeljack (ROTB)|Wheeljack]] appeared and opened fire on the orange Terrorcon. Battletrap used his flail to latch onto Nightbird and spin himself around while still driving, proceeding to launch a barrage of missiles at the pair of Autobots, who narrowly managed to avoid them. Battletrap, turning back around, then grabbed hold of Wheeljack with his tow truck mechanism, throwing him and Arcee off the road and rendering them unable to pursue him further. Shortly after, when Scourge was talking to Optimus across a broken bridge, Battletrap and Nightbird arrived to give him support, but Prime and the Autobots left before an all-out battle could occur.

After Scourge managed to acquire the other half of the Transwarp Key, Battletrap and Nightbird traveled with him to a nearby volcano, where they erected a fortress using the now-united Key and began the process of opening a portal so that Unicron could devour Earth. Soon, however, the Autobots and [[Maximal]]s arrived to oppose them. Scourge ordered his Terrorcon minions to engage them, which Battletrap eagerly did, running towards the incoming group and firing his gun at them. When the two groups met, Battletrap leaped into the air to engage [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]]. Later on in the battle, Battletrap fired a barrage of bullets at Wheeljack, who took cover behind a large rock with Optimus Prime. Swinging his flail, Battletrap insisted that someone "give him a real fight." His wishes are answered almost immediately when Optimus Primal caught his flail. Pulling it taut, Optimus Prime rushed in and sliced through Battletrap's arm, which Primal then pulled off. Screaming in pain, Battletrap's left leg was then severed by Prime, sending him tumbling to the ground. Just as Prime was about to deliver the final blow, Primal pounced on Battletrap and smashed his head in with his own flail, killing the menacing Terrorcon. {{storylink|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts}}
{{note|Battletrap's involvement in the preceding events, or events mostly similar, were also chronicled in the books "[[Mission at the Museum]]" and "[[The Search Is On]]".}}
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==Toys==
===''Studio Series''===
[[File:TF-Studio-Series-SS-99-Voyager-ROTB-Battletrap.jpg|thumb|300px|Mater took a dark turn years after being told he was the last straw in why the ''Cars'' franchise went downhill.]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-ter|'''Battletrap''' (Voyager Class, [[2023]])}}</ul>
:*''Movie'': ''Rise of the Beasts''
:*''Hasbro ID number'': '''99'''
:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-104'''
:*''Accessories'': Mace, "Attack at the Museum" backdrop
{{toydesigner|[[Sam Smith]] (Hasbro), [[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)}}<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl2O7UksJlG/ Design notes on ''Studio Series'' Battletrap] from [[Hasbro]] designer [[Sam Smith]] on Instagram</ref>

:A Voyager-scaled release, ''[[Studio Series]]'' Battletrap converts into a licensed GMC 3500 tow truck, and comes with a mace accessory, which can be wielded in both modes. His tow truck crane converts into forearm enhancements when in robot mode.

:Intriguingly, his box render shows him sporting a Decepticon insignia on his forehead.

:Shortly after the reveal of ''Studio Series'' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Studio Series|Optimus Primal]] on the [[June 20]], 2023 [[Hasbro Pulse]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjLY0uamTKM livestream], [[Hasbro]] designer [[Evan Brooks]] revealed that while not entirely intended, the chain accessories included with Primal could be combined with ''Studio Series'' Battletrap and his mace to reproduce Battletrap's distinctive tow chain flail attack as seen in the film.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/CtzapgoOeHx/Design notes on ''Studio Series'' Optimus Primal('s accessories)] by [[Hasbro]] designer [[Evan Brooks]] on Instagram</ref> The chain's base is too wide to fit into his hands, but one can use the port meant for storing the mace in truck mode by swinging it around and plugging said base into it as to mimic the flailed mace.

::*''[https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl2O7UksJlG/ Designer commentary on ''Studio Series'' Battletrap from Sam Smith]''
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===''Rise of the Beasts''===
[[File:TF-ROTB-Autobots-Unite-Battletrap.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Irontrap.]]
<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-ter|'''Battletrap''' (Power Plus Series, 2023)}}</ul>
:*''Accessories'': Igniter core

:Released as part of the "Autobots Unite" subline for the ''Rise of the Beasts'' toyline, Power Plus Series Battletrap is an orange redeco of the ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'' [[Ironhide_(Movie)/toys#Bumblebee|Energon Igniters Ironhide]], transforming from a robot into a 1980's pickup with giant exhaust stacks. As a redeco of a Power Plus series figure, Battletrap is compatible with energon cores, one of which is included. Inserting a core in his vehicle mode deploys weapons on the side of the truck.

:Bizarrely, this toy's package art depicts a digitally recolored [[Ironhide (Movie)|Ironhide]] instead of Battletrap's own image! (It gets even weirder when you consider that ''Autobots Unite'' Megatron, who’s physically based on his ''Revenge of the Fallen'' appearance, ''does'' use his own unique render!)
{{-}}

==Notes==
[[File:Stevencaplejr terrorcon cast.jpg|right|thumb|250px|]]
*Battletrap's alternate mode was first revealed via [[Steven Caple Jr.]]'s Instagram account on [[October 6|6 October]] [[2021]], along with the other two senior Terrorcons, Scourge and Nightbird.
*Despite being a Terrorcon, his promo artwork noticeable on the box of his ''Studio Series'' toy, features a [[Decepticon]] insignia on his forehead. In the movie, it is indeed a Terrorcon insignia.
*Battletrap is the only one of the three main Terrorcons (and by extension, the only Transformer excluding the Sweeps) not to be referred by name even once on screen.

===Foreign names===
*''Japanese:'' '''Battletrap''' (バトルトラップ ''Batorutorappu'')
*''Mandarin:'' '''Quāntào''' (圈套, "Trap")

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Rise of the Beasts Terrorcons]]
[[Category:Studio Series Terrorcons]]

Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys

2023-12-30T21:19:31Z

Archforce: /* Autobots Unite */

{{suite}}

[[File:TLK-Optimus-Prime-art.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|]]

'''[[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]]''' starred in a film series that made billions of dollars. Woohoo!

==''Transformers'' (2007)==
As a tribute to his immense popularity, Optimus Prime is the only ''Movie'' Transformer with a toy in every regular category (Legend, Fast Action, Deluxe, Voyager, and Leader).

===Legends Class toys===
[[File:Movie Legends Prime toy.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Shortening the smokestacks is good; [[For safety reasons|it makes the toy safer]]. But removing ONE and keeping the other? Crazy.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Legends, 2007)
**''Japanese name:'' '''EZ Collection Optimus Prime'''

: Legends class Optimus Prime is an ''extremely'' simplified toy of the extremely complex movie design. As such, he features numerous unavoidable inaccuracies, such as not transforming or even looking very much like the original design or the larger toy versions in [[robot mode]]. However, proportionally Legends class Optimus Prime is not far off from the real truck and the Leader class toy's [[alternate mode|vehicle mode]], aside from missing a smokestack on the driver's side. He is articulated at the shoulders and upper legs via [[ball joint]]s. His hands are designed to hold 3mm-compatible weapons.

:The toy was also later released as part of the blind-packed EZ Collection lineup, distributed via TakaraTomy's subsidiary Subarudo.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/LegendsOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Legends Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

{{-}}{{anchor|GenLegends}}
[[File:TargetGenerationsLegends.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|"Say, have we met?" "No, I'm not from around here." "I can tell. You look ''way'' more realistic than I do."]]
*'''Generations Legends''' (Target exclusive multi-pack, 2007)

: A [[Target]] [[exclusive]], this four-pack of Legends Class figures contains two versions of both Optimus Prime and Megatron, namely [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Transformers (2007)|Legends of Cybertron Optimus Prime]], Movie Legends Optimus Prime, [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Transformers (2007)|Legends of Cybertron Megatron]] and [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Movie Legends Megatron]].

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{{anchor|BftAS}}
[[File:Movie Allspark Legends pack.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Get ready for the safety recall, folks.]]
*'''Battle for the Allspark''' (Toys"R"Us exclusive multi-pack, 2007)

: A [[Toys"R"Us]] exclusive, this six-pack of Legends class figures contains unmodified toys of Optimus Prime, [[Jazz (Movie)#TRULegendsPack|Jazz]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BftAS|Bumblebee]], [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#BftAS|Megatron]], [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#BftAS|Starscream]], and [[Barricade (Movie)/toys#BftAS|Barricade]].

{{-}}
{{anchor|Allspark2pack}}
[[File:Movie Legends Nightwatch Prime .jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Be afraid, Decepticons, because I hide in the shadows!]]
*'''Nightwatch Optimus Prime vs. Stealth Starscream''' (Legends Allspark Battles two-pack, 2008)

: The previously-released Legends Class Optimus Prime toy is redecoed to match the Leader class Nightwatch Optimus Prime deco. He comes with a predominantly black and silver redeco of [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Allspark2pack|Starscream]]. The stock photo for his robot mode is mistransformed: his body is not collapsed down to the waist.

:In Asia, at least some units (often separated from Starscream) got dumped to Hobby Shop dealers and were sold at a lower price.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Autobot/LegendsNightwatchOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Legends Nightwatch Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
{{--}}

===Deluxe Class toys===
{{anchor|Protoform}}
[[File:TF07-Protoform-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Until I find my feet, I have to use these giant robot hands.]]
*'''Protoform Optimus Prime''' (Deluxe Class, 2007)
**''TakaraTomy ID number:'' '''MA-05'''
**''Accessories:'' Gun, missile, flame attachment
{{toydesigner|[[Aaron Archer]] (Hasbro), [[Kōjin Ōno]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Based upon the "[[Protoform]]" (Cybertronian) appearances of the Transformers in the Movie, Protoform Optimus Prime transforms into his "entry" mode. This mode somewhat resembles a cybertronic truck, with false wheels sculpted onto the sides, and Optimus Prime's trademark windows in front. A flame decoration piece fits to the back of the "vehicle", creating the illusion of a flaming comet's tail. The bottom of the vehicle has small wheels to roll the toy across smooth surfaces. Oddly, it has NO [[Automorph Technology|automorph]] gimmick at all, a feature most main-line figures have.

:He resembles previous Optimus characters in robot mode: his angular chest windows are reminiscent of ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)|Cybertron]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]], while his near-animalistic limbs and color scheme are evocative of ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' [[Optimus Primal (BW)|Optimus Primal]]. He has excellent articulation due to his many ball joints, and is armed with a rifle. The flame attachment can fit onto the end of the (non-firing) gun barrel.

:Some packaging variants of this figure (perhaps a Wal-Mart exclusive) included a free movie poster depicting a Cybertronian eye overlooking Earth, with an added sticker to the outer plastic bubble saying "Exclusive movie poster!". It is more of a preview of upcoming figures.

:Aaron Archer designed this toy in a single day; it was the last toy he personally worked on. He prefers [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#TLK-Protoform|the redeco from ''The Last Knight'']].<ref>{{citesocial|quote=Because of a late change in the #transformersmovie line, I had to design this toy in one day back in 2006. It was the last transformers toy I hands-on worked on. It is not a strong design so i was surprised to see a redeco at #toysrus yesterday. The color choices on this one are WAY better than the original.|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BYQfgk0nipz/|name=Aaron Archer|site=Instagram|year=2017|month=08|day=26}}</ref>

:This toy was [[repurposing|repurposed]] as a [[Prima|member]] of the [[Dynasty of Primes]] in [[Tales of the Fallen issue 4|''Tales of the Fallen'' #4]]. His alternate mode served as a basis for the [[Vok|Vok Novaroids]] for [[The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 5: LG-EX Big Powered Prologue Part Two]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/ProtoformOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Protoform Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

{{-}}{{anchor|Fusioncluster}}
[[File:FusionClusterOptimusStarscream.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Made out of sculpted wildberry Slurpee.]]
*'''Protoform Optimus Prime Fusion Cluster Edition''' (C3xHobby Convention exclusive Deluxe, Japan 2007)
**''Accessories:'' Gun, missile, flame attachment

:An extensive redeco of the Protoform Optimus Prime mold that was exclusively available at the Japanese C3xHobby Convention in August of 2007, and later offered by [[e-HOBBY]] in limited quantities. Most of the body is made out of transparent turquoise plastic in order to mimic its frozen state in the "coldness" of space, while orange paint is used on the front end of the "entry" mode, mimicking the heat effects of sudden atmospheric entry. The flame attachment is made out of clear ''blue'' plastic, with the tail end being covered in ''gold'' paint.

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*'''Deluxe three-pack''' (multi-pack, UK 2007)
**''Accessories:'' Gun with missile and flame attachment

:This three-pack, which was available at general retail in the United Kingdom, contains an unchanged Deluxe Class Protoform Optimus Prime together with equally unchanged Deluxe Class [[Brawl (Movie)#JazzPrimeBrawl3pack|Decepticon Brawl]] and [[Jazz (Movie)#JazzPrimeBrawl3pack|Autobot Jazz]] toys.

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[[File:Movietoy gold protoform optimus.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.66|Expectation VS Reality.]]
*'''Gold Protoform Optimus Prime''' (Deluxe, 2008)
**''Accessories:'' Gun with missile and flame attachment

:This gold [[Vacuum metallizing|vacuum metallized]] (save for his black joints, which they were made out of unpaintable plastic) Protoform Optimus Prime figure was featured as a [[Lucky Draw figure|Lucky Draw]] giveaway (along side similarly gold vac-metal versions of Voyager class Optimus Prime and [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#LuckyDrawProtoform|Protoform Starscream]]) in the December 2007 issue of ''[[TV Magazine]]''. Released in 2008, only 5 pieces were made, making it one of the rarest Lucky Draw figures; the images at right represent the only known photographs of it.

::*''[http://www.transformertoys.co.uk/resources/review/movie+japanese/gold+protoform+optimus+prime+/3696 More information on Gold Protoform Optimus Prime at Transformers @ The Moon]''
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===Voyager Class toys===
[[File:Movie Voyager OptimusPrime toy.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|The last one of you out of here gets a... gets a lead salad!]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, 2007)
**''Japanese Name'': '''Twin Blaster Optimus Prime'''
**''Japanese Release Date'': [[2007]]-[[Calendar|8]]
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''MA-13'''
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
{{toydesigner|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}

: Released in the third wave of [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|''Transformers'']] Voyager Class figures, Optimus Prime transforms into an amalgamation of the Kenworth W900 and the Peterbilt 379, making this toy fairly inaccurate to the actual vehicle Optimus Prime turned into on-screen. His driver cabin now features a small interior with an opening driver-side door with a non-removable [[Peter Cullen|cowboy-hat-bedecked driver figurine]] that flips out of the seat when the driver's side door is opened.

: Optimus Prime is armed with two large rifles formed out of a combination of both smokestacks and fuel tanks. These rifles peg onto his lower arms with grips for his open hands. The under-slung fuel tanks can fire spring-loaded projectiles. In vehicle mode, both smokestack rifles can be deployed as twin cannons, and this mechanism can also be used to store the rifles and deploy them as shoulder guns in robot mode.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/VoyagerOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Voyager Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:Movie Robovision OptimusPrime toy.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|We'd hate to see what those smokestacks looked like BEFORE Hasbro shortened them.]]
*'''Robo-Vision Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles

: A Target-exclusive redeco of the Voyager Class Optimus Prime toy, this limited edition version boasts a "Supermetal finish", resulting in silver metallic paint covering much of his paintable gray/silver plastic, a much higher contrast in his red and blue plastic colors and improved 'flame' paint decorations.

: Unusually for the smaller Voyager Class of toys, [[Robo-Vision]] Optimus Prime comes packed in robot mode in a special hexagonal column box with many windows, similar to the original packaging for ''20th Anniversary'' Optimus Prime. The package also includes a Robo-Vision Decoder. Strangely, this Target exclusive preceded the release of the regular Voyager by a large margin, coming out on [[June 2]], 2007 with the initial wave of movie toys.

: This toy has been retroactively declared part of the ''Premium Series'' of more [[Show-accuracy|movie-accurate]] redecos of core characters from the movie.

:All international versions came in the same packaging, but lacked the "Only at Target" sticker.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/Robo-VisionOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Robo-Vision Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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*'''Bumblebee and Optimus Prime''' (Argos exclusive two-pack, Hong Kong/UK/Australia/France 2007)
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles

:A two-pack, available as a mass retail release in Hong Kong, as an Argos exclusive in the United Kingdom, as a Kmart exclusive in Australia, and with undetermined distribution in France. Contains an unchanged Voyager Class Optimus Prime and an equally unchanged Deluxe Class Concept Camaro [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#BeePrimePack|Bumblebee]].

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[[File:SamsClubMovieVoyagerBattleDamagedOptimus.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Given later events, probably less "battle damaged" than "covered in the <s>blood</s> fuel of his enemies".]]
*'''Arcee, Starscream & Optimus Prime''' (Sam's Club exclusive three-pack, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles

:A three-pack, exclusive to [[Sam's Club]] stores, consisting of redecos of Voyager Class Optimus Prime and Deluxe Class [[Arcee (Movie)#Battle3pack|Arcee]], both with a battle damage deco, and an unchanged Voyager Class [[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]. The Optimus figure would later be released on its own in international markets; see below.

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*'''Gold Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2008)
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles

:A gold-chromed version of the Voyager Optimus Prime toy was available as part of the same Lucky Draw contest as the Golden Protoform Optimus (see above) in the December 2007 issue of ''TV Magazine''. Limited to only 3 pieces, it is insanely rare. The photographed sample here features a chromed truck grill, while a boxed unit has an unchromed grey grill; the owners of both pieces, the Mapes Brothers of [http://www.transformertoys.co.uk/ Transformers @ The Moon], believe both are genuine TakaraTomy toys, so it is unclear if the one with the chromed grill is a testshot or a production variant.

::*''[http://www.luckydrawtransformers.com/content.php?/transformers-lucky-draw/toy-gallery/1979/Gold+Optimus+Prime.html More information on Gold Optimus Prime at Lucky Draw Transformers]''
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[[File:Movie Voyager Firststrike OptimusPrime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Is ''this'' good enough for [[GEEWUN|you]]?]]
*'''First Strike Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, 2008)
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
{{toydesigner|[[Ken Christiansen]] (concept artist)}}

: Released as part of the ''Allspark Power'' refresh of the movie line, First Strike Optimus Prime is an extensive redeco of Voyager class Optimus Prime in a colour scheme based upon ''Generation 1'' and ''Classics'' Optimus Prime. The included toy bio describes this coloring as Prime paying tribute to the markings he wore as a young soldier when the war began. Due to the [[transformation]], this figure actually ends up being ''less'' like its G1 counterpart in robot mode, a sacrifice made for the slavish redeco of the vehicle mode. You can't have your cake and eat it too, folks.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Autobot/FirstStrikeOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on First Strike Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:MovieVoyagerBattleDamageOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Yet who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him?]]
*'''Autobot Optimus Prime''' ("international market" exclusive Voyager-sized toy, 2008)
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles

:A single-packed version of the battle damaged Voyager Optimus Prime toy from the Sam's Club exclusive three-pack. Although the assortment number and the general packaging style (which are both the same also used for the [[Premium Series]] redecos of Voyager Class [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Premium|Autobot Ratchet]] and [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#VoyagerPremium|Megatron]]) seemed to indicate that this might be a Best Buy exclusive, it was later confirmed to be an "international market" exclusive. It was released in Hasbro's Southeast Asian markets, but was not available in the USA outside the Sam's Club three-pack.

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[[File:TF2007-Screen-Battles-Freeway-Brawl-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|NOW WITH 8% BLUE!]]
*'''Freeway Brawl''' ("Screen Battles" two-pack, 2008)
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (deco artist)}}

: A second Target-exclusive redeco of the Voyager Class Optimus Prime toy, the gray molded pieces were recolored beige-grey, and multiple parts that were previously molded in blue and red (the chest, shoulder pads, and leg interiors) had their mold colors swapped, with extra [[paint operation]]s to make up the difference. As such, the toy has very few visual differences from the regular release of the sculpt, in a "doing things differently to achieve a very similar end result" sense. This version was only available in a pack with an unchanged Deluxe Class [[Bonecrusher (Movie)#FreewayBrawl|Bonecrusher]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Autobot/ScreenBattlesOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Freeway Brawl Optimus Prime at TFU.info.]''
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===Leader Class toys===
[[File:TF07-Leader-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Y'think Prime got a makeover? We have it on good authority that Movie [[Roller (G1)|Roller]] is a kicked-out low-rider with a jammin' sound system and neon-purple undercarriage lighting.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, 2007)
**''TakaraTomy ID number:'' '''MA-01'''
**''Accessories:'' Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile
{{toydesigner|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Released in the first wave of [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|''Transformers'']] Leader Class toys, Optimus Prime toy, this Optimus Prime, at the time, was the most accurate representation of the CGI designs' complex transformation sequence. He transforms into a heavily-customized [http://www.peterbilt.com/index_gal_mod_desc.asp?model=model379 Peterbilt 379] conventional extended-hood, and unusually for a mainline figure, he has rubber tires on all his wheels. His [[Ion blaster]] weapon is stored in the rear of the truck's bunk, exposed like an engine block. Though Optimus has no trailer, he has a hole where the fifth wheel hitch is sculpted in the rear of the truck. Due to [[For safety reasons|safety reasons]], the tips of his long smokestacks are made of rubber. A switch on top of the cab roof activates horn sounds and window lights.

:Featuring a complex transformation, the front and back ends of the truck essentially fold and converge to become Optimus Prime's legs, as much of the truck rear is connected to the robot thighs via a series of folding panels. The rear wheel cowlings feature a hinge joint in the middle of them so they do not impede his knee articulation. The halves of the rear cabin of the cab, directly connected to the smokestacks, rotate and connect to his torso and unfold into his arms.

: As with most mainline Movie toys, Optimus Prime features [[Automorph Technology|Automorph]] gimmicks, and due to his price point, he has three of them. Firstly, during initial transformation, rotating his front fenders to become his heels flips the top parts of the grill to become his toes. Secondly, sliding out the double-barrel cannon in his right forearm flips out his spring-loaded Ion Blaster, which lands into place for his right hand. (The Ion Blaster can actually be popped off his forearm fairly easily, as it is held in place by a simple clip.) Optimus's final Automorph, located in his torso, is activated by flipping the silver lever on his stomach, activating a series of spring-loaded actions where the truck windows are pushed apart and the lever between them is raised, enabling the head to spring up from the chest cavity. At this point, yellow LEDs light up the chest windows and Optimus Prime's eyes, accompanied by a "powering up" sound effect.

:Optimus Prime has a wide range of articulation for a relatively bulky figure. He has ratcheting joints in his shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees, with swivel joints and ball joints supporting them in his biceps, lower knee joints, and ankles. His hands even have individually articulated fingers and thumbs!

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/OptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Leader Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:2007MovieOptimusPrimeCostCoBonusPack.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Cylinders are the right of all sentient beings.]]
*'''Optimus Prime bonus pack''' ([[Costco]] exclusive multi-pack, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile

:A Costco exclusive special pack of Leader Class Optimus Prime with Legends Class [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#CostcoPrimeBonus|Bumblebee]] and [[Jazz (Movie)#CostcoPrimeBonus|Autobot Jazz]] as bonus figures. All three toys are unchanged from their respective original releases.

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[[File:Movie G4Contest Chrome OptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Completists, eat your heart out!]]
*'''Chrome Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile

:Two custom-made pieces (presented in robot and vehicle mode) by the [[Hasbro]] ''Transformers'' team as the grand prize for G4TV and [http://www.jumpcut.com Jumpcut]'s contest for fans to remix selected Transformers clips. Won by [http://www.TFW2005.com/ TFW2005.com] member James Zahn, this one-of-a-kind (well, two-of-a-kind) piece is an almost fully [[Vacuum metallizing|vacuum-metallized]] Leader-class Optimus Prime in red, silver and blue (based heavily upon Generation 1 [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Optimus Prime]]), presented with a custom display base with an embossed silver Autobot insignia and a perspex display case.

:It is certainly one of the rarest Transformers toys ever, and unless you are James, you will never own one.

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[[File:Movie Leader Nightwatch OptimusPrime 2007.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|This is either [[Ultra Magnus (Movie)|Ultra Magnus]] or [[Optimus Prime (Movie)#The Last Knight film|Nemesis Prime]].]]
*'''Nightwatch Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, UK 2007)
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''MA-18'''
**''Accessories:'' Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile

:The first Nightwatch Optimus Prime is an extensive redeco of the previously released Leader-class Optimus Prime, replacing most of his red and blue with different shades of blue and black. In fact, he resembles the original [[Diaclone]] Powered Convoy color scheme of ''Generation 1'' [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/toys|Ultra Magnus]]'s truck cab. The previously blue and red flames have been replaced with silver flames, while various other decos have been replaced by copper.

:This version was released in the UK several months before the ''AllSpark Power'' version. Available exclusively through Argos stores, it came in an American-style box with the original Movie packaging design. This version was also released by [[TakaraTomy]] in Japan.
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[[File:TF-2007-Lucky-Draw-Gold-Leader-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|"Now that is what I called a gold-plated kill."]]
*'''Gold Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile

:A gold vacuum-metallized Leader class Optimus Prime was available as a [[Lucky Draw figure|Lucky Draw]] prize figure in [[Japan]], as well as being a promotional competition figure for various [[Hasbro]] branches elsewhere in the world. Only 88 pieces were made.

:Although the figure can transform, the feet were fixated to accommodate with the stand.

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[[File:Movie Leader Nightwatch OptimusPrime 2008.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Ultra Prime or Nemesis Magnus?]]
*'''Nightwatch Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, USA 2008)
**''Accessories:'' Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile

:The second Nightwatch Optimus Prime was released as part of the "[[AllSpark Power]]" second half of the Movie line. He is similar to the UK version of Nightwatch Prime, replacing most of his red and blue with different shades of blue and black, retaining his resemblance to Diaclone Powered Convoy in most respects. However, the subdued black and copper on the first Nightwatch Prime have been replaced with gold and a ''very'' bright blue, to signify the All Spark energy affecting the Transformers. The translucent parts were also cast in purple translucent plastic instead of black translucent plastic.

:Another difference is that this version comes in an ''AllSpark Power''-style box instead of the original style.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Autobot/NightwatchOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Nightwatch Optimus Prime on TFU.info]''

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[[File:Premium movie OP.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|[[Cyclonus (G1)/toys|Bunny-ears]] Prime.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' ("Premium Series" Leader Class, 2008)
**''Accessories:'' Detachable, Retractable "energy sword"

:The Premium Series Optimus Prime is both a [[retool]] and a redeco of the Leader Class Optimus Prime toy. The major selling point is a more movie-accurate head sculpt with longer ears and detailing based on the final CG head design, and a flip-out energy sword to replace the ion blaster that was included with previous versions of the toy. This energy sword is detachable and attaches where the Ion Blaster did, compatible with non-premium Optimus Prime Leader-class-based releases. Because his ears are much longer, the truck roof panel that hides his head now has two holes cut into so the head can fit inside the cabin.

:The paint deco is... unfocused, to say the least. In vehicle mode, the grill, headlights, and bumpers (and thus his feet) are painted silver, yet the red in the small Autobot insignia has been removed. There is silver paint on the fuel tanks (toy battery cover), but not on the other tool boxes and equipment in the same location. There is also silver paint on all 6 wheel rims, the air cleaners, and the windscreen visor. In robot mode, the silver paint is mainly located on his thighs and crotch, though in order to save on costs, the dark blue and gold paint on his thighs and knee joints have been sacrificed.

:Unlike the initial ''Premium Series'' toys, this one was available as part of the regular mass retail Leader class assortment. The instructions still depicts the original Leader Class mold's head.

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*'''Transformers Commemorative Box Set (Autobots)''' (2008)

:Released an an exclusive for Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong (ACG, also known as Ani-Con) 2008, The ''Premium Series'' Optimus Prime toy is released without any changes along with [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Premium|''Premium Series'' Bumblebee]], [[Jazz (Movie)#Premium|''Premium'' Jazz'']], [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#VoyagerPremium|''Premium'' Ironhide]], and a [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys|regular Ratchet]]. The toys are packaged with a synthetic, leather-like box, and it comes with a sheet of Certificate of Authenticity.

:The boxsets are limited to 100 pieces.

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[[File:Movie Leader OptimusPrimeBattleMode.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|He loves his lips so much, he won't let anyone sculpt them on his toys.]]
*'''Optimus Prime Battle Mode''' (Leader Class, 2008)
**''TakaraTomy ID number:'' '''MA-21'''
**''Accessories:'' Detachable, Retractable "energy sword"

:The TakaraTomy version of Premium Series Optimus Prime has a considerably different deco from Hasbro's release. Similar to the unique chrome Optimus Prime, Optimus Prime Battle Mode features vacuum-metallized parts for nearly all of the silver truck parts, for a greater resemblance to the polished chrome on the real prop trucks. Unfortunately, as his feet are the front fenders and grill, this will likely lead to chipping. In robot mode, he retains several decos that were removed from Hasbro's Premium Optimus Prime for cost reasons, such as the blue and gold decos on his thighs. Finally, the flip-out energy sword is coloured gold to reflect its "powered up" appearance.
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===''Fast Action Battlers''===
[[File:Movie FAB OptimusPrime toy.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|"Okay mommy, me got my backpack and big gun thingy. Me go to robot school now?"]]
*'''Power Hook Optimus Prime''' (Fast Action Battler, 2007)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''QC-01'''
**''Accessories:'' 1 Missile
{{toydesigner|[[Kōjin Ōno]] (TakaraTomy)|[[Marcelo Matere]] (packaging artist)}}

:[[Fast Action Battlers|Fast Action Battler]] Power Hook Optimus Prime is a (roughly) Deluxe-class made for children of younger ages than the rest of the mainline and was designed to have quick conversion and action feature. He has a little string attached to his missile that was tied to his "backpack" for easy storage and so the little ones wouldn't lose the missile.

:Unsurprisingly, he is rather inaccurate to the film's design.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/FABOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Power Hook Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:Movie LeaderfortheAges 2pack.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|The more things change, the more they, uh, get bigger guns.]]
*'''Leader for the Ages''' (Wal*Mart exclusive two-pack, 2007)
**''Accessories:'' 1 gun, 1 Missile

: This Wal*Mart-exclusive two-pack contains the ''Fast Action Battler'' Power Hook Optimus Prime toy, designated "2007 Optimus Prime", and the ''[[Transformers: Classics|Classics]]'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Transformers (2007)|Optimus Prime]] toy from ''The Ultimate Battle'' DVD two-pack. Both toys are identical to their normal individual releases.

: For some reason, the ''Classics'' Optimus toy is designated "1984 Optimus Prime" on the packaging, even though it was released in 2006... well, he ''looks'' like Prime from '84, so hey, what the hell.

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[[File:Mov2007-toy FAB FireBlastPrime.JPG|upright=1.66|thumb|[[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Rodimus]], is that you?]]
*'''Fire Blast Optimus Prime''' (Fast Action Battler, 2008)
**''Accessories:'' 1 Missile
{{toydesigner|[[Marcelo Matere]] (packaging artist)}}

: Fire Blast Optimus Prime is a [[redeco]] of the previously released Power Hook Optimus Prime fast action battler. The color scheme is loosely based upon ''Generation 1'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/toys|Rodimus Prime]], explained rather oddly in the card bio as being the camouflage Optimus took while hunting Decepticons on Mars post-movie... because there are so many long-nose cabs driving around Mars. Yeah.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Autobot/FABOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Fire Blast Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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===''Cyber Slammers''===
[[File:Movie CyberSlammers Prime toy.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Okay, let the bumper car battle begin! One shall stand, one shall...get knocked back a few metres.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Cyber Slammer, 2007)
{{toydesigner|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro), [[Kōjin Ōno]] (TakaraTomy)}}

: [[Cyber Slammers]] Optimus Prime is an amazingly cute truck that transforms into an amazingly cute Autobot. "Slam" his robot mode down into car mode and he rolls along for a while, then snaps back up into robot mode. Sure to please the toddler you brought with you to the PG-13 movie! Like most Cyber Slammers, Prime manages to cram most of his vehicle mode's major details into a compact, super-deformed version of that mode.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/CySlamOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Cyber Slammer Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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===''Trans-Scanning''===
[[File:TransScanningOptimusPrime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|The Optimus Prime of your nightmares.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (2008)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''TS-01'''
**''Accessories:'' Display stand, set of truck mode armor, set of protoform armor, open-palmed hands
{{toydesigner|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (TakaraTomy)}}

: [[Trans-scan]]ning Optimus Prime is a Japanese-exclusive figure with many interchangeable parts. At its most basic, the figure is a spindly skeleton referred to as a "[[core body]]". To this skeleton, two sets of armor pieces can be attached to create one of two forms for Optimus Prime: his [[protoform]] mode or his Earth mode.

: The protoform mode consists of eight pieces of metallic blue plastic that plug into the arms, chest, pelvis and legs of the figure. With these pieces attached, the figure can be transform into his meteor-like "entry mode". This mode can be mounted on a three-piece stand that comes with the figure, allowing you to display it in mid-plummet.

:Optimus Prime's Earth mode, meanwhile, is made up of many armor pieces that form a rather [[Kibble|kibbly]] robot mode, which can then transform into a truck approximating a Peterbilt 379. Compared to the overly simple transformation of the protoform mode, his truck mode's transformation can be described as an abominable, unintuitive, parts-massaging ''mess''.

: Optimus Prime also includes a pair of interchangeable, open-palmed hands that can be swapped out for the clenched fists that are in place in-package. The Core Body mold was re-used for the simultaneously released Trans-Scanning [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Trans-Scanning|Bumblebee]] figure.
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===Optimus Prime Figure===
[[File:Movie-toy Optimus DVDSpychanger.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|The shoulders house a kickin' stereo system.]]
*'''Optimus Prime Figure''' (Spychanger, 2007)

:"Optimus Prime Figure" (オプティマスプライム・フィギア)<ref>Named as such in ''Transformers Generations 2009'' Vol. 2, page 52.</ref> is a redeco of [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)|2001 ''Robots in Disguise'']] [[Spychanger]] [[Scourge (RID)|Scourge]], transforming into a Western Star 4964EX truck. Like most Spychangers, he features high speed axles and can roll very well across smooth surfaces, but lacks the weight to propel him quickly.

: This toy has been ''extensively'', if not ''ridiculously'' painted up to resemble the live-action version Optimus Prime as closely as possible, also making use of metal-flake paint for extra sheen. Of note is the [[tampograph]]ed detailing on his chest resembling movie Prime's distinctive chest design.

: This toy was a [[campaign item|promotional freebie]], exclusively available in Japan with a pre-order for the ''[[Transformers (film)|Transformers]]'' DVD/HD-DVD from Paramount Pictures Japan.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Cybertron/DVDOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on "Optimus Prime Figure" at TFU.info]''
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==''Revenge of the Fallen''==
===Legends Class toys===
{{anchor|ROTFlegend}}[[File:ROTF Legends OptimusPrime.jpg|301px|thumb|AT LAST! Two smokestacks!]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Legends, 2009)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''EZ-01'''
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}
[[File:ROTF Legends Prime Jetfire combo.jpg|thumb|left|Don't I look awesome with my corpse backpack?]]

:''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' Legends class Optimus Prime is an all-new, much more accurate mold compared to the 2007 Legends class Prime, having a much greater accuracy in both robot and vehicle mode. In particular, his vehicle mode isn't inexplicably missing one smokestack like the 2007 toy. It should be noted that he was molded in only one paintable plastic color, with red and blue deco patterns decked on it. The top of the truck's bunk (ending up on his back in robot mode) has a slot to combine with [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]]. For some reason, this isn't mentioned in the instructions, though they're hardly needed.

: Compared to the final product, stock photos of the figure loses blue paint operations on his knee armor. This mold was also used to make [[Darkside Optimus Prime (DOTM)#Dark of the Moon|Darkside Optimus Prime]].

: During the [[May 30]] launch event for the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' toyline in [[Japan]], Legends Optimus were given out to attendees. The only difference is a sticker on the packaging commemorating the event. Optimus also saw release as a blindpacked figure for the first wave of the Revenge of the Fallen EZ Collection sets. And like all the first waves, he comes with a flyer advertising the TakaraTomy releases of the Revenge of the Fallen toyline. His pair of legs is also mistranformed to fit in the bubble.

:In Malaysia, this toy is also one of the four Legends Classes to be released as promotional merchandise for the Petronas Gas Station. He can be obtained starting from the 12th of July, via RM30 ($7.04) worth of gas or RM15 ($3.52) worth of foods and items in the Mesra Shop.

:Anyone looking to buy this figure on the aftermarket be warned, there is a very convincing-looking [[knockoff]] that's been making the rounds. While the paint applications are pretty much identical to the real deal, the pegs on the legs/trunk front can be a little too tight when attached. in some worst cases; it can break off if attempted to pull off by force.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/LegOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:ROTF Legends OptimusPrime Battledamage.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|A little blue paint goes a long way.]]
*'''Optimus Prime Damage Version''' (Legends, 2009)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''EZ-09'''

: A "Battle Damaged" variant featured in the second wave of EZ Collection (the Japanese name for Legends class toys), with more elaborate, weathered paint applications.

: This redeco is also the first mold to utilize the slightly retooled Fuel Tank/elbow tabs, which is slightly smaller than the first release.

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[[File:ROTF-toy Legends PowerArmorPrime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|It's certainly power armor... the kind that hasn't been finished yet.]]
*'''Power Armor Optimus Prime''' (Legends, 2009)

:This [[redeco]] of Legends class Optimus Prime features a slightly darkened color scheme and red legs.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/LegPowerArmorOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Legends Power Armor Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:EZCollectionDefenderOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1|Here to mend and defend! ... hahaha, no, really, hand your face over. '''Now.''']]
*'''Defender Optimus Prime''' (EZ Collection, March 2010)

:A redeco of Legends Optimus Prime replacing his red plastic with more blue and silver, but sprucing things up a bit with red flame [[paint operation]]s. Defender Optimus Prime (ディフェンダーオプティマスプライム) was only available in Japan as part of their ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Transformers Animated]]'' promotion in March 2010. It was given away for free to customers who purchased ''Animated'' merchandise at Edion, Bic Camera and Yodobashi Camera stores.
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===Voyager Class toys===
{{anchor|ROTFvoyager}}[[File:ROTF Voyager OptimusPrime toy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Look! I got a tan! ''(Hasbro Version Pictured)'']]
[[File:TF-ROTF-Tokyo-Toy-Show-2009-Optimus-Prime-Revenge-Edition.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|''(Tokyo Toy Show 2009 TakaraTomy Version Pictured)'']]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2009)
**''Japanese Name'': '''Optimus Prime Revenge Edition'''
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles

:Voyager Optimus Prime is a [[redeco]] of the toy from the [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|first movie's toyline]]. Like several redecos or retools of 2007 movie toys, there has been some effort to make this release noticeably different from the previous releases, though the toy ends up looking less accurate to the actual movie appearance than those previous releases. Optimus Prime has a sort of faded Autobot [[insignia|logo]] on the side of the truck's bunk, and kanji (Chinese characters) on the roof (ending up on his knee in robot mode.) The word "上海将军" means "Shanghai General", while "大将" means "Grand general". The beige-gray plastic used for this toy is similar to his Screen Battles toy, only with a slightly reddish hue.

:The Japanese version of the toy, named "Optimus Prime Revenge Edition", was exclusively available at Tokyo Toy Show 2009, and later also from [[e-HOBBY]]. Despite being sold in Hasbro packaging like the mass retail ''Revenge'' toys in Japan (plus the addition of Japanese stickers marking it as a Japanese market release and containing Japanese safety warnings and manufacturer information), it slightly differed from the Hasbro version insofar as it lacked the [[tampograph]]ed kanji lettering.

:::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/VoyagerOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Optimus Prime on TFU.info]''

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*'''Optimus Prime & Bumblebee''' (Two-pack, 2010)

:An "Asia" version of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Voyager-Class Optimus Prime (see above) was released in a two-pack, except with different writing on him. The writing on this version "勇猛果敢武士道" means "brave and fierce, resolute and courageous, bushido",<ref>https://news.tfw2005.com/2010/01/30/revenge-of-the-fallen-optimus-prime-and-ravage-redecos-169082</ref> which is very fitting for Optimus Prime. Alongside with a slightly modified version of the ''Movie'' Deluxe-Class "[[Premium Series]]" [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#PrimeBee2Pack|Bumblebee]]. This two-pack has been confirmed to have been released in Malaysia and was apparently also sold in Indonesia and India.

:Like his pack-in mate Bumblebee, a near-identical [[knockoff]] of the 2-pack has been making the rounds since the 2010s, with Optimus Prime being one of the dead giveaways; He possesses a lighter shade of opaque blue paint on the thighs.

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[[File:ROTF Voyager DefenderOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Kaboom, yo. Ka-friggin-boom.]]
*'''Defender Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2010)
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles

:This redeco of Voyager-Class Optimus Prime swaps out the red and some of the silver plastic with black and blue, changes the blue flames to red and silver, lightly nodding towards [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Generation 2|his Generation 2 Laser incarnation]].

:Defender Optimus Prime also comes with two packaging variants: aside from his default packaging, the other was packed in robot mode in a vertical packaging similar to the Leader Class figure.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/DefenderOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Defender Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:ROTF Voyager JetPowerOptimusPrime toy.jpg|upright=2.66|thumb|Use your friends wisely.]]
*'''Jet Power Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2010)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''MR-01'''
**''Accessories:'' 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles, sword, Jetfire armour parts

:''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Unite for the Universe|Unite for the Universe]]'' Optimus Prime would have been a redeco of the 2007 Optimus Prime Voyager-Class mold in a similar style to the Leader-Class Buster Optimus Prime (see below), with a much more accurate and detailed paint scheme, including white stenciled flames. He would have come with a set of [[Jetfire (Movie)#Voyager Class toys|Jetfire]] armour parts to form the powered-up Optimus Prime seen at end of ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'', and due to not having to form Jetfire's robot mode or his jet mode, the armour parts are far more accurate to the movie's design of them than the leader class Jetfire toy could manage. While not combined to Optimus Prime, the armour can be arranged to form a sort of weapon emplacement mode or a jet engine on the back of Optimus's vehicle mode.

:Both Jet Power Optimus Prime and the accompanying redeco of Voyager-Class ''Revenge of the Fallen'' [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#UniteMegatron|Megatron]] would have come with an issue of the [[Unite for the Universe issue 1|''Unite for the Universe'' comic book]], but due to the cancellation of both figures, the comics were eventually included with the [[The Transformers: Masterpiece|Movie Masterpiece]] releases of Leader-Class [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|Starscream]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Masterpiece|Bumblebee]]. Of amusement is the fact the comics are essentially showcasing toys that have been canceled.

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====Mini-figure====
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[[File:ROTF mini figure Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|He won't be [[Decapitation|taking]] [[The Fallen|anybody]]'s faces at THAT size.]]
*'''Stratosphere''' (Voyager, 2009)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''RA-17'''
{{toydesigner|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}

:Voyager-Class [[Stratosphere]] comes with a transformable Optimus Prime mini-figure that deploys from his cargo bay, based upon scenes from the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' movie. The articulation is limited to hinges on his arms, legs and shoulders, all three of them being contingent from his transformation.

:Towering at only barely over two inches, this is actually not just the smallest movie-verse Optimus but even the smallest transformable figure of Optimus Prime for a while - ironically enough, being even slightly tinier than the [[Smallest Transforming Transformers]] [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Optimus Prime]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/MiniOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on mini Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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===Leader Class toys===
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[[File:ROTF Leader OptimusPrime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|I will not stop telling you that I am Optimus Prime. Ever!]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Leader, 2009)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''RA-01'''
{{toydesigner|[[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' Leader-class Optimus Prime is an entirely different mold from the first movie's Leader-class Optimus Prime.

:Like the previous Prime, it is loaded with features, though it ditches the first movie's [[Automorph Technology|Automorph]]ing for the new [[Mech Alive]] gimmick. When a grey tab on his midriff is pressed, Prime's entire pectoral region "flexes", lights in his chest and eyes glow, and he declares "I am Optimus Prime" in [[Peter Cullen]]'s voice. For the European release of the figure, to get past the language barrier, the Cullen sound clip is abbreviated to just "Optimus Prime"; in some regions, including Quebec and the UK (but only after a month or two), both versions were made available. A transformation sound effect activates when his torso is transformed, and once Prime is in truck mode, an almost unnoticeable button (a small square located beside the screw for the battery compartment, undocumented in his instructions) is revealed, which activates engine-idling noises.

:Each arm features flip-out blades that trigger when a button on the forearm is pressed. Each of these blades has a [[Cyberglyphics|Cyberglyphic]] symbol on it. The blades severely restrict Prime's arm articulation when retracted, as they get in the way of the kibble, but as there is very little one can do with Prime's arms without causing the blades to deploy, this is hardly noticeable.

:One detail not reflected in most of Hasbro's photos is that the sun visors above Prime's windows are mounted on ball joints and can be positioned like they are in his CG design. The hood halves on his arms can slide up on their hinges and the blue panels at the back of Prime's lower legs can be pulled out slightly as well for further screen accuracy.

:Overall, the robot mode of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' leader class Optimus Prime toy is slightly taller and considerably more athletic-looking than the 2007 ''Transformers'' Leader-class Optimus Prime toy.

[[File:ROTF Leader Jetfire PowerUpPrime toy.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.4|Who's your daddy? He is.]]
:Optimus Prime can also combine with Leader-class [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]] to form Jetpower Optimus Prime by slightly transforming his backpack and feet. Sadly, this takes away from his leg articulation, because otherwise he could never support the massive backpack he has in this mode. However, fans have created alternate configurations that increase leg articulation and movie-accuracy.

:Like several new-mold ''Revenge of the Fallen'' toys, Optimus Prime suffers from some cost-cutting measures that affected the final production version of the mold. According to Hasbro's stock photos/back-of-box photo of the hand-painted [[prototype]], the toolboxes on the sides of his legs were designed to fold away further for a sleeker, cleaner look. Additionally, the rear tires would have been able to split in half, with the inner half of the tire going inside the outer half to recreate the thin tires seen on Prime's CG design. Some articulation was lost on the toy between Hasbro stock photography and the final release. His fingers are no longer articulated; instead, the entire hand is now one molded piece. Finally, the lower arms appear to have been originally designed so that his hands could slide in or out of them during transformation. Sadly, he also lacks rubber tires, which the original movie Prime did have. Meanwhile, the articulated fingers was later used for the ''Asia Premium Series'' & ''Movie The Best'' releases.

:As a result of striving for vehicle realism and painstaking accuracy to his visual portrayal in the live-action films, this Optimus Prime ends up being ridiculously complex. Transforming him back into a truck is probably more complicated than shown in the movie and can only be considered ''torture''. Very unfortunately, the [[instructions]] for this toy are infamous for being amazingly vague and unclear in their visual depiction of the transformation steps, making transformation even ''harder''. Also, let us not forget that, upon transforming him back to robot mode, he will declare his identity over and over and over and over and over until you're finished.

:The TakaraTomy release of Optimus Prime replaces the red plastic from his neck down to the middle of his pectorals with gray plastic. The smokestacks also are a different shade of gray, and are more opaque than the Hasbro release. This version can also attach [[Energon star]]s.

:The entire mold also became a victim of [[Knockoff|counterfeiting]], ranging from upscaled (and sometimes simpified) molds to high-quality clones. Several of his redecoes/retools below also suffers from this too.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/OptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Leader Class Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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[[File:TF-ROTF-Shanghai-TRU-Limited-Edition-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Limited Edition Optimus Prime''' (Leader, 2009)

:This release of Optimus Prime was available at the May 23, 2009 midnight launch of the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' toyline at the [[Shanghai]] Toys 'R' Us. Limited to 576 pieces, this piece was presented in a wooden box with a numbered certificate, Autobot sigil dog tag, and of course, the leader class Optimus Prime toy. The toy itself was unchanged.

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[[File:ROFTOptimusWCamshaft.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|Who are you, again?]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' with '''Autobot Camshaft''' (Leader value pack, 2009)

: This [[Walmart]] exclusive value pack featured an unchanged Leader-class Optimus Prime sold with an unchanged [[Camshaft (Movie)|Camshaft]] from the first movie toyline. They came packaged in a special wider box and were sold for the same price as a normal Leader toy.

:Leader-class ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Megatron was available in a similar value pack at the same time, which likewise included Camshaft.

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[[File:ROTF Leader OptimusPrime BlackVersion.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|It's like Optimus and The Fallen had some illegitimate love child.....]]
*'''Optimus Prime Black Version''' (Leader, Japan 2009)

:An [[exclusive]] to Amazon.co.jp, this redeco of Optimus Prime is bundled with the Japanese release of the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' DVD. He is another in a long line of [[black repaint]]s, swapping most of his red and blue plastic for black, some of his bright grey plastic for a cool grey and blue, and is covered with gold and silver flames. His orange blades are now translucent blue.

:TakaraTomy improved upon the original Leader-class Optimus Prime instruction sheet by including supplementary photographed steps that were previously vague or neglected in the original release.

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[[File:ROTF Leader BusterOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Reinforcing the belief that Takara makes better toys than Hasbro.]]
*'''Buster Optimus Prime''' (Leader, Japan 2009)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''RA-24'''
**''Accessories:'' 2 fuel tank/exhaust assemblies - combine into [[Ion blaster]]
{{toydesigner|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:This version of Leader-class Optimus Prime features a new lower face sculpt that lacks a [[Mouthplate]], as well as the replacement of his fuel tank/exhaust assemblies with new, transforming versions that can combine into his ion blaster/barrage cannon. To the simultaneous pleasure and displeasure of people who had already purchased the first release of Leader-class ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Optimus Prime, Buster Optimus Prime features an extensive paint job that closely matches Prime's appearance on the big screen, including covering almost all of his grey plastic with silver paint or chrome, expanding and outlining all of the flame tampographs white for greater accuracy to [[Industrial Light & Magic|ILM]]'s computer model, and generally painting in small details, nooks and crannies that were neglected on the first release due to cost-cutting reasons. The red and blue plastic colors also vary from the original release, to better match his film appearance.

:As with Optimus Prime Black Version, Buster Optimus Prime uses the improved instructions.

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[[File:ROTF-JetpowerOptimusPrime2Pack-OptimusPrimetoy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|There, my lips are gone. You all can stop stealing and repainting the original's head now.]]
*'''Jetpower Optimus Prime''' (Leader 2-pack, 2009)
**''Accessories:'' 2 fuel tank/exhaust assemblies - combine into [[Ion blaster]]
[[File:ROTF-JetpowerOptimusPrime2Pack-CombinedMode.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.4]]

:This [[TakaraTomy]] Asian market-[[exclusive]] Leader Class two-pack consists of a redecoed [[Jetfire (Movie)#JetfireBuster|Jetfire]] and a slightly altered Buster Optimus Prime. Buster Optimus Prime is almost identical to the single-pack Japanese release of the toy, but unlike the standalone Buster Prime, has a head with a faceplate, itself containing more paint details than the first release of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Leader-class Optimus Prime. The flames are outlined with light blue instead of white for accuracy to the physical truck prop (though it ends up being inaccurate in robot mode). Jetfire has a subtle, more [[show-accuracy|movie-accurate]] colour scheme.

:Despite the fact that this is a TakaraTomy release, this version ''doesn't'' use the improved version of Optimus' [[instructions]], using instead the original (and less helpful) version.

This release of Buster Optimus Prime was susceptible to a paint scraping issue on the silver painted slide-out barrel of his blaster. This problem was fixed for the [[#DOTMJetfireBuster|DOTM Re-release]] by relocating the silver paint app from the barrel to the inside wall of an exposed gas tank that had been previously left as unpainted grey plastic. The black paint app on the barrel was left unchanged.

:In mid 2010, this set was released in Australia. In early 2011, it was released in the Philippines. In late 2011, [[#DOTMJetfireBuster|this set]] was [[Rebranding|re-released]] in ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)|Dark of the Moon]]'' [[packaging]].

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[[File:FamilyMartClearColorPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Making one of the most complex Transformers ever entirely out of clear plastic? What could POSSIBLY go wrong?]]
*'''Optimus Prime Limited Clear Color Edition''' (Leader, 2010)

: This translucent plastic version of Leader class Optimus Prime is Prize A in a "Family Mart" convenient store chain competition beginning in October, [[2010]]. Punters can purchase entries into the competition for 500 yen each.

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*'''Optimus Prime Gold Version''' (Leader, 2010)
: This gold redeco of Leader Class Optimus Prime was offered as a Lucky Draw in the December 2009 edition of TV Magazine, and is limited to a mere 3 pieces, making it one of the lowest production run Lucky Draw Campaign Toys.

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===''Fast Action Battlers''===
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[[File:ROTF FAB OptimusPrime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Two blades means ''twice'' the [[Decapitation|fun]]!]]
*'''Double Blade Optimus Prime''' (Fast Action Battler, 2009)
**''Accessories:'' Projectile
{{toydesigner|[[Alex Androski]] (deco artist)}}

:Double Blade Optimus Prime is an all-new [[Fast Action Battlers]] version of Optimus Prime, with a much more accurate sculpt and a less-inaccurate transformation. He features two spring-loaded energy swords and a projectile launcher with a single [[missile]].
:For [[design change|whatever reason]], his elbows have been molded so as not to bend, despite actually having real pinned elbow joints. The plastic section in the way, however, can be easily sliced out to restore full functionality.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/FABOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Double Blade Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:ROTF-toy FAB PowerArmorOptimus.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Prime was under the impression that melting bots down into different layers counted as armor. Those who questioned him were soon found with missing faces.]]
*'''Power Armor Optimus Prime''' (Fast Action Battler, 2010)
**''Accessories:'' Projectile

:Power Armor Optimus Prime is a [[redeco]] of Double Blade Optimus Prime, coloring much of the toy black. Intended to represent him combined with Jetfire.
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===''Battle Chargers''===
[[File:ROTF BattleChargers OptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|It's the return of the bumper cars, only this time we can sit down.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Battle Charger, 2009)

:[[Robot Powered Machines|Battle Charger]] Optimus Prime is, much like the first movie line's [[Cyber Slammers]] Prime, a super-deformed truck from which a robot mode springs up as you play. The toy uses a [[pull-back motor]], and when pulled back and released, the toy's roof will flip open and Optimus Prime's cutesified robot mode will pop up.

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[[File:ROTFBattleChargersCyberArmorOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|Oh great, the front is silver. Well THAT'S a big difference...]]
*'''Cyber Armor Optimus Prime''' (Battle Charger, 2009)

:A redeco of the first Battle Charger with parts of the truck colored silver, such as the hood and wheel wells.
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===''Gravity Bots''===
[[File:ROTF GravityBots OptimusPrime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Oh no, Optimus let himself go [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Energon|again]]!]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Gravity Bot, 2009)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''GB-01'''

:''[[Gravity Bot]]s'' Optimus Prime is an extremely simplified version of Optimus with a small tab on the bottom of his feet so that when he is placed on his feet he automatically transforms to robot mode. There is also one on his back side that will transform him to vehicle mode.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/GBOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on ''Gravity Bots'' Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:ROTF-toy GravityBots BattleSteelPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|feeling' a little blue about the mass here.]]
*'''Battle Steel Optimus Prime''' (Gravity Bot, 2010)

:A redeco of ''Gravity Bots'' Optimus featuring a gray hood with red flames, which is inspired by his Defender redecoes.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/GBBattleSteelOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on ''Gravity Bots'' Battle Steel Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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===''Mega Power Bots''===
[[File:ROTF-toy MegaPowerBots JetpowerOptimus.jpg|upright=0.85|thumb]]
*'''Jetpower Optimus Prime''' (Mega Power Bot, 2009)

:[[Power Bots|Mega Power Bots]] Jetpower Optimus Prime represents the Autobot leader in his combined form with Jetfire. Designed for younger children, he is a large, bulky, non-transforming figure with limited articulation. Pressing the Autobot insignias on his chest and arm plays various sound effects and cause blue lights to flash in his head and gun.

:As a Mega Power Bot, Optimus features what his package claims to be a transformation: his wings can flip up to become his "flight mode".
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===''Robot Replicas''===
[[File:ROTF RobotReplicas OptimusPrime.jpg|upright=0.85|thumb|Finally, he's got the sword! Now where's the other one?]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Robot Replica, 2009)

:Released as part of the first wave of the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Robot Replicas line, this Optimus Prime is an entirely new sculpt based on his appearances in the films. He does not come with any accessories, and his Energon sword was permanently molded on his right arm.
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2009/Autobot/RROptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Robot Replica Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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==''Transformers'' (2010)==
===Legends Class toys===
[[File:TF2010 ROTF Legends Fireburst Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Prime can't deal with you!]]
*'''Fireburst Optimus Prime''' (Legends Class, 2010)

:''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)|Transformers]]: [[Hunt for the Decepticons]]'' Fireburst Optimus Prime is a redeco of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Optimus Prime, with its coloration inspired by ''Generation 1'' Ultra Magnus. The toy retains all the functionality of the previous releases, including the undocumented ability to combine with Jetfire.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/FireburstOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Fireburst Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:TF-2010-VotF-Legends-Class-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|"Looks like we're surrounded, Jetfire." "Who's 'we', Autobot?"]]
*'''The Victory of The Fallen''' (Kmart Exclusive Legends Class 5-pack, 2010)
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

:Optimus Prime is a redeco of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Optimus Prime with predominately red forearms and red/silver thighs, which it was meant to be a ''Generation 1''-inspired deco. He comes bundled with redecos of [[The Fallen#Transformers (2010)|The Fallen]], [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 3|Megatron]], [[Jetfire (Movie)#Legends Class toys 2|Jetfire]], and [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 3|Starscream]] in a [[Kmart]]-exclusive five-pack. To date, this is the only Hasbro release of this figure that acknowledges the combining feature between Jetfire and Optimus Prime.

:This redeco is also re-released as part of the ''Chronicle'' EZ Collection lineup. ([[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Chronicle|See below]].)

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/KMLegOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Victory of The Fallen Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:EZCollectionVol5OptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|EVILLLLLL PRIME.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (EZ Collection, 2010)

:This Japanese exclusive release of Optimus Prime features much more black coloring than the previous releases, and it's (coincidentally) based on the Fast Action Battlers Power Armor Optimus Prime toy, so as to be used with the similarly-repainted Legends Jetfire figure to form the Optimus' powered up combination. For some reason, he has red eyes. This redeco also uses the slightly small fuel tank/elbow tabs from the Battle Damaged release.
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===Voyager Class toys===
{{anchor|BattleBlades}}[[File:TF2010 ROTF Voy BattleBladesOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|GIVE ME YOUR, UH... MONEY! ''(Hasbro version pictured)'']]
[[File:Aa-01-battle-blades-prime-japanese-version.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|I call these bad boys the [[Grindor (ROTF)|"face takers"]] ''(TakaraTomy version pictured)'']]
*'''Battle Blades Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, 2010)
**''TakaraTomy ID number:'' '''AA-01'''
**''Accessories:'' Matrix of Leadership, 2 Fuel Tank-Gun assemblies, removable Energon Swords
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

:Battle Blades Optimus Prime is a brand new sculpt that attempts to replicate his Leader Class design. He is much more movie accurate than the previous Voyager incarnations. He features two [[Dual Energon Swords|energon swords]] made of soft plastic, similar to his Leader Class incarnation, albeit not spring-loaded. They can be detached from the mushroom joints they're on, although doing this excessively may cause them to warp.

:He also has a removable [[Matrix of Leadership]] in his chest which is made of unpainted gray plastic. In an awesome homage, the Movie matrix rests on a stand molded to look like its G1 incarnation.

:His fuel tanks can also separate from the truck panels and become two [[barrage cannon]]s. Oddly enough, these guns are mentioned nowhere on the box even though they would normally be a selling point.

:The [[instructions]] neglect to mention that the entire roof of the cab is on a concealed hinge which greatly eases the difficulty of Prime's transformation. For whatever reason, the instructions treat the toy as if the hinge does not exist, going so far as to show Prime's head magically clipping through his chest to transform. The instructions also neglect to mention that his heel/bumper pieces must be slid out until they ''click'', making the figure just that bit more stable, and that the rotating truck door panels on his upper arms can be pulled further out (but not off) from their sockets, allowing more space for the panels to swing around his hood-arms during transformation. It should be noted that the chest windows on all releases of this sculpt are prone to slight cracking, often out of the packaging.

:The TakaraTomy "Autobot Alliance" release of this toy has some significant differences, including casting the red plastic in a darker shade, making his shin and wheel joints grey rather than Hasbro's bronze, painting the Matrix of Leadership silver, and swapping out the dual energon swords for battle hooks, similar to 2010's Leader Class Optimus Prime (see below). However, due to the Japanese release retaining the Hasbro packaging, the box still advertises the dual energon swords rather than the hooks. He retains the masked face used for the Hasbro release.

:This mold was also used to make ''Dark of the Moon'' [[Darkside Optimus Prime (DOTM)|Darkside Optimus Prime]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2010/Autobot/BattleBladesOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Battle Blades Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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===Leader Class toys===
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[[File:TF2010 ROTF LeaderOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Reinforcing the belief that Hasbro makes better toys than Takara.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, 2010)

:This retool of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Leader Class Optimus Prime features the head from Buster Optimus Prime and has had his blades replaced with semi-articulated Battle Hooks for face-destroying action! He has a darker paint job and sports black splotches on his body and head to signify battle damage. However, due to these extra "battle damage" paint applications, some other paint applications that were present on the Revenge of the Fallen release were omitted. He also sports a new voice box in robot mode, replacing the infamous "I am Optimus Prime!" with "We must stop the Decepticons!" The international release, however, retains the same abbreviated "Optimus Prime" sound clip as the original release. To the annoyance of many fans, this version was the main version released just about ''anywhere'' outside the United States (all of Canada, Latin America, Europe, and Asia). The box also mentions racing sounds, which may or may not be referring to the button-activated diesel engine noises carried over from the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' version of the figure.
:This version uses the TakaraTomy version of the instructions, which improved upon the original Leader-Class Optimus Prime instruction sheet by including supplementary photographed steps that were previously vague or neglected in the original release.
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===''Activators''===
[[File:TF2010-toy Activators OptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|With just one button push, he's ready to steal your fa-I mean the Cons' faces.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Activator, 2010)
{{toydesigner|[[Lenny Panzica]] (Hasbro)}}

:A small and simple toy, ''[[Activators]]'' Optimus Prime features [[autotransformation]] from truck to robot, activated by a button on his roof. It has no weapons or any other [[gimmick]]s. Then again, Prime's hands are molded into clenched fists.

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[[File:TF2010-toy Activators RallyRumbleOptimus.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Prime's Flash cosplay almost went swimmingly.]]
*'''Rally Rumble Optimus Prime''' (Activator, 2010)

:Rally Rumble Optimus Prime is a redeco of the first ''Activators'' toy above, in ''Generation 1''-inspired color scheme (at least for the truck mode) and rally-themed markings like lightning bolts and the number 01.

: During the period between [[December 26]] 2010 and [[January 31]] 2011, Hasbro ran their "[[Supercharge Your Holidays]]" promotion: for every $20 spent on Hasbro-branded product, customers could receive a free, random product from a list provided by Hasbro. Among the items on the list was "Transformers Activator & Speed Stars Mini Vehicle". According to [http://www.allspark.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=75487 this discussion thread on Allspark.com], Rally Rumble Optimus Prime (as the figure is listed in the thread) was one of the figures distributed.
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==Animated==
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*'''Optimus Prime Clear Ver.''' (EZ Collection, April 2010)
**''ID number:'' '''EZ-21'''

:Optimus Prime Clear Ver. (オプティマスプライムクリアVer.) was only available blindpacked as part of TakaraTomy's EZ Collection Vol. 3, under the ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)|Animated]]'' banner. It is a clear version of the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' mold, cast in (entirely colorless) clear plastic with opaque paint operations (which is the same paint mask from the original Legends Class toy albeit slightly darker) on the details. This redeco also uses the slightly small fuel tank/elbow tabs from the Battle Damaged release.

:The toy had a preliminary name: "Optimus Prime Tokubetsu Color" (オプティマスプライム特別カラー, "Optimus Prime Special Color").
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==''EZ Collection Real''==
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*'''Optimus Prime (Real Color Ver.)''' (2011)
*'''Optimus Prime (Metallic Color Ver.)''' (2011)
:Released as part of The blindpacked ''EZ Collection Real'' by TakaraTomy's "TakaraTomy A.R.T.S", this Optimus Prime is an extensive redeco of the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Class figure, sharing the same paint mask with the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LegendsBattleDamage|Battle Damaged]] figure sans the weathering. Like all land-based vehicles in this line, He features an extra paint applications on the wheels rims, which is only seen in the stock photo compared to the final product, which is left bare due to being molded with unpaintable plastic. This redeco also uses the slightly small fuel tank/elbow tabs.

:Like his EZ Collection Real brethren, Optimus Prime comes with two different variants: The "Real Color" features a flat shade on the plastic colors and paint, while the "Metallic Color" features metallic paint and plastic instead.

:Stock photos showed that his blue paint applications being brighter. This could be a trick of a lightning, since the final product's blue paint applications is still the same dark blue color seen in the Battle Damaged figure.
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==''Dark of the Moon''==
===''Cyberverse''===
{{note|The '''Japanese''' release (CV) of the figures features no physical changes on both the toy, and it includes one instruction sheet of "how-to-play" the cards for the Mechtech Wars Online games, and an advertisement flyer promoting the Japanese release of the ''Dark on the Moon'' toyline.}}
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[[File:DOTM CyberverseCommander OptimusPrime toy.jpg|thumb|upright=2|Steer clear of hanging cables.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Cyberverse Commander, 2011)
**''Series:'' '''1'''
**''Number:'' '''001'''
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''CV04'''
**''Accessories:'' [[Jet pack]], two rifles, 3-D glasses (Preview Pack)
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro), [[Hisao Nishimoto]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Released as part of the first wave of the [[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]] Commander class figures, this Optimus Prime is a roughly Scout-sized figure.He comes with a jetpack that can combine with both his truck and robot modes. The jetpack attaches via [[C joint]] clips, and the jetpack can transform in and out of a winged configuration when Optimus is in truck mode. Optimus himself features C joint bars for his smokestacks and trailer hitch, as well as bars on the top of his headache rack, while his hands and jetpack can hold/mount his rifles via C joint-related 3mm clips/holes.

[[File:DOTM 3DPreview Cyberverse OptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|right|150px|These glasses allow Optimus to see the aliens in his midst. Wait a minute..]]
:Optimus was first released as a "Limited Edition Preview" in [[Calendar|March]] [[2011]], over two months before the full release of the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)|Dark of the Moon]]'' toyline on [[May 16]], 2011. He comes packaged with a pair of {{w|Anaglyph image|Anaglyph}} 3-D glasses for use on the transformers.com website, but they cannot be used to view 3D movies in cinemas.

:This toy is also notorious for being a shelfwarmer in a small number of Walmart stores for 8 years.

:The figure also saw regular release, with no changes of the figure but lacks 3D glasses.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/CommanderOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Cyberverse Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:DOTM CyberverseActionSet OptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Perfect for fighting queen xenomorphs.]]
*'''Optimus Prime / Armored Weapons Platform''' (Cyberverse Action Set, 2011)
**''Series:'' '''1'''
**''Number:'' '''004'''
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''CV12'''
**''Accessories:'' Missile
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro)}}

:This release is a redeco of the Cyberverse Commander Optimus Prime figure, with a lighter gradient paint job that lacks the flames, and with Optimus sporting a G1 insignia. Instead of his jetpack and guns, he comes with his trailer/[[Armored Weapons Platform#Cyberverse|Armored Weapons Platform]], which can transform into a base and exo-suit. The trailer itself features movie-style insignias.

:Like the other Cyberverse Action sets, there is an included cardboard backdrop for display.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/AWPOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Armored Weapons Platform Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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[[File:DOTMCVComBattleSteelOptimus.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|"WHAT'S THAT? WHAT DID YOU SAY? I CAN'T HEAR YOU WITH THESE MASSIVE CANNONS FIRING BESIDE MY HEAD!"]]
*'''Battle Steel Optimus Prime''' (Cyberverse Commander, 2011)
**''Series:'' '''1'''
**''Number:'' '''008'''
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''CV20'''
**''Accessories:'' Dual Cannons, two Energy Swords
{{toydesigner|[[Joe Kyde]] (Hasbro)}}

:This release is ''another'' redeco of Cyberverse Optimus Prime, this time with a predominately navy scheme with black accents (which vaguely resembles his Generation 1 colors), and a pair of [[barrage cannon]]s that can be either held or mounted on his smokestacks, as well as a pair of [[Dual Energon Swords|handheld swords]]. He is compatible with all his previously released Cyberverse accessories, but not all at once.

:The official [[stock photography|stock photo]] of the toy in its packaging featured its name as simply "Optimus Prime", but the final version of the toy available at retail is named "Battle Steel Optimus Prime". He is also mis-transformed in the [[stock photography|stock photo]] to the right: His legs haven't been extended.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/CommanderBSOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Battle Steel Optimus Prime at TFU.info]
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[[File:DOTMBITMCVACOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Fighting evil by moonlight / winning love by daylight / never running from a real fight / He is the one named Sailor Prime.]]
*'''Battle in the Moonlight''' (Cyberverse multi-pack, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' Missile

:A [[Walmart]] exclusive set featuring a [[redeco]] of Optimus Prime in swapped red and blue with light gray and his Cyberverse [[Armored Weapons Platform#Battleinthemoonlight|Armored Weapons Platform]] in dark "night sky" themed colors and stickers.

:The set also includes redecoes of [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#Battleinthemoonlight|Ratchet]] and [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Battleinthemoonlight|Crankcase]], as well as a large, badly photoshopped diorama featuring a photo of a daytime city with a night backdrop and a ruined Dodge Neon on the right side, complete with Dodge insignia.

:The [[stock photography]] shows the trailer with an intentional defacement mark that does not appear on the retail release. Oops.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/WMCommanderOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Battle at the Moonlight Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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[[File:DOTMUGCVCOptimus.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Prime in his early [[Units of time|cycle]]s. His interest in playing Autocops and Robbercons seemed so innocent back then...]]
*'''Ultimate Gift Set''' (Cyberverse multi-pack, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' Jetpack, two rifles

:A [[Walmart]] [[exclusive]] set featuring a [[redeco]] of the first Cyberverse Commander Optimus Prime figure, featuring moderately brighter colors and paint, while his jetpack and rifles are now black, with the jetpack's wings having silver flames. He also lacks the flame pattern on top of his hood, and features different flame patterns on the sides of the hood.

:As with Battle Steel Optimus Prime, his legs haven't been extended in the stock photo. His Jetpack/rifle combo is also installed in the wrong way.

:He comes in a 5-pack with redecos of [[Crowbar#Ultimategift|Crowbar]], [[Powerglide (DOTM)#Ultimategift|Powerglide]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Ultimategift|Bumblebee]], and [[Sideswipe (Movie)#Ultimategift|Sideswipe]].

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/WMUGSOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Ultimate Gift Set Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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===Deluxe Class toys===
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*'''Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Deluxe, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Blaster/Energon Battle Axe
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

:Exclusive to [[Walmart]], this Deluxe Class Optimus Prime features a high range of motion, with ball jointed shoulders and hips, swivels at the neck, knees, and feet, and double swivels in the elbows. As a result of the transformation process, he can also rotate at the waist, though this is hindered considerably by his "backpack" [[kibble]]. This can be remedied by pointing the truck nose downward, as it is in the packaging. Optimus Prime also features the spring loaded "Automorph" feature in his head, if the truck kibble pushes the small grey switch from his back before splitting the chest into half. And due to how close the head of the faceplate and the front unpaintable piece is, Optimus' "nose" section has a tendency to chip off after many transformations.

:Optimus Prime features a [[MechTech]] Blaster that can convert into an Energon Battle Axe reminiscent of the [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Generation 1 character]]'s [[Energon-axe|iconic weapon]], though the weapon cannot be locked in battle axe mode. There is also a pair of C joint rods on the underside of both forearms. His MechTech blaster can plug into the port on each of his arms or be held in either hand in robot mode, or plug into one of two holes on his truck roof/robot shoulders.

:After step 5, the instructions did not mention that you should fold back the shoulder panels to form the sleeper part until the 11th step. Care must be taken while transforming the legs: the small peg located on the lower leg can be snapped off due to the peg being slightly thick to accommodate with the hole. Also, take note that Optimus Prime cannot wield 5mm weapons with longer posts, as the way that his pinky finger is molded prevents the post from pegging down through his hands. Also, take note that the legs' sculpted small rectangle peg (the one that locks the robot mode legs in place) is prone to warping if care is not taken during transformation.

:The hand-painted prototype photos from both the packaging and the instructions shows that Prime had long smokestacks, but it was shortened for safety reasons in the final product.

:His MechTech weapon was redecoed from [[Mudflap (ROTF)#Deluxe Class toys 3|Mudflap]]'s weapon. This figure is currently being sold in Universal theme parks in new packaging based on the ride. He is advertised as a Universal Studios Exclusive, despite having no visible changes from his original widespread release.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/WMDlxOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Dark of the Moon Deluxe Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:DOTMLunarfireOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Astronaut not included.]]
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*'''Lunarfire Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Deluxe, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Ion Blaster/Cannon

:This redeco of the aforementioned Deluxe Class Optimus Prime toy is also exclusive to Walmart, features gold flames and highlights, as well as more prominent blue areas. He comes packed with a red version of ''Dark of the Moon'' MechTech Voyager Class Optimus Prime's Ion Blaster/Cannon.

:Apart from the package art, Lunarfire Optimus Prime's stock photos are extremely difficult to find with an exception of the one included in [[Transformers_Generations_2012|Transformers Generations 2012]].

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/WMLFOPtimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Dark of the Moon Lunarfire Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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*'''Optimus Prime''' (MILK Magazine exclusive Deluxe, 2011)
*'''Optimus Prime (Black)''' (MILK Magazine exclusive Deluxe, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' Mechtech Blaster/Energon Battle Axe
:These Redecos of the aforementioned Deluxe Class Optimus prime are exclusives to Hong Kong's [[Milk Magazine]]. They are officially licensed items produced in association with Hasbro Hong Kong to celebrate the magazines' 10th year anniversary in [[2011]].

:The "Standard" version sports an extremely detailed "premium" and screen-accurate paint job, while the Black version sports a black deco that makes him look very much like [[The many deaths of Optimus Prime|if he is dead]].

:Each figure was sold separately in a black box with a black movie Optimus Prime silhouette that is visible thanks to the "Exclusive Optimus Prime" and the Milk's 10th anniversary logo. The outside of the box prevents anyone from seeing the figure inside, meaning that you have to open to see if the version that you've got is the "Standard" version or the Black version.

:They come packed with the same Mechtech weapon from the first release. The stock photos shows the gun with the same colors from the first release of the mold but all chromed all over when in reality it's all silver.
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===Voyager Class toys===
{{Note|All Japanese releases of the toy (excluding prize figures) come with a character card and an accompanying transparent plastic card of his MechTech weapon for the MechTech Wars online game.}}
[[File:DOTM Voyager OptimusPrime toy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.77|Yeah, I'm compensating... for YO MOMMA.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Voyager, 2011)
**''Japanese Name'': '''Space Optimus Prime'''
**''Japanese Release Date'': [[2011]]-[[July 16|07-16]]
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''DA-17'''
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Ion Blaster/Battle Cannon
{{toydesigner|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Hironori Kobayashi]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (toyline)|Dark of the Moon]]'' Voyagers, Optimus Prime transforms into an unlicensed modified Peterbilt 379 semi-truck, with heatshield details in his sculpting and translucent solar panels on various parts of his body and huge gas tanks. Optimus himself is differently proportioned, having larger feet and a smaller torso and arms. He also features some [[Kibble#"Faux-parts"|faux-kibble/parts]]: His actual windshield chest is being covered by a sculpted panel featuring his characteristic deformed windshield-chest, and a pair of sculpted tires on his thighs. His pair of optics is designed to have a light-piping gimmick, but it was rendered useless since it was painted in smoke gray on top of the colorless transparent plastic.

:He comes with a large [[MechTech]] Ion Blaster that can convert into a "Battle Cannon". Like all of the MechTech Voyager class toys, this deployed form can lock into place. Specifically, the weapon must be pressed all the way in and rotated to lock it.

:In Japan, he was released as "Space Optimus Prime",

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/OptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information of ''Dark of the Moon'' Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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[[File:TF-DOTM-MechTech-DA-03-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Omae no kao o kure!]]
*'''Optimus Prime / MechTech Trailer''' (MechTech Voyager, [[May 14]], 2011)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''DA-03'''
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Ion Blaster/Energy Blade, MechTech trailer

:Release exclusively in Japan, This Optimus Prime is a [[retool]] of the figure above, removing the heat shield and solar panels, as well as replacing any rocket booster parts (such as his heels) and gas tanks with normal truck parts. His light-piping eyes are painted in translucent light blue.

:He also has a new [[MechTech]] Ion blaster with a flip-out [[Dual Energon Swords|Energon Sword]], and like all Voyager Class MechTech weapons, it can lock into place by latching one of the levers to the body of the gun.

:His MechTech [[Armored Weapons Platform#Voyager Class toys|trailer]] opens up much like Generation 1 [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Optimus Prime]]'s trailer (as well as being able to stand up to harken back to the Generation 1 [[Combat Deck (G1)|Combat Deck]]'s upright mode), includes storage for many MechTech weapons inside and out, and is able to transport up to two Deluxe class (or one smaller Voyager) Autobots.

:The flame deco on Optimus' forearm parts (hidden by the wheels) are flipped in the stock photos, which is present in the vehicle mode. The updated version of the photo (seen in the packaging) features the correct deco. Meanwhile, all of the stock photos of the Ion Blaster/Energy Blade (sans the extra step instruction) depicts the blade as a painted opaque piece.

:The instructions also depict his fuel tank assemblies being positioned like the first figure's gas tanks, though you can swivel them frontwards for a better appearance, as seen in the stock photo.

:The figure omits the extended pieces of the side doors in vehicle mode (the ones which can be seen above the gas tanks in robot mode), leaving the sides of the robot mode's chest exposed. There was a variant version which has the extended pieces, covering the gaps behind the front wheels in truck mode.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ze-p4S9Lm7c]</ref>

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[[File:DOTMtoy-OptimusPrimeVoyagerwithComettor.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''They don't want to hurt me 
''Or my dad or my mom. 
''All they want to do is 
''Take me to the prom.'']]

*'''Optimus Prime''' / '''Includes Deluxe Class Comettor''' (Multi-pack, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' Matrix of Leadership, 2 fuel tank gun assemblies, removable Battle Hooks

:This [[Walmart]]-[[exclusive]] redeco and retool of the [[Transformers (2010 toyline)|2010 ''Transformers'' toyline]] [[#Voyager Class toys 3|"Battle Blades" Optimus Prime toy]] features the Japanese release's hooks (instead of swords), plus an all-new [[mouthplate]]-less, mouthed face. As part of the set's lunar theme, reflections of stars are painted across his vehicle mode sides and on his windshield, with a sharp reflection of [[Earth]]'s [[Moon (moon)|Moon]] in one of his windows. This time, his [[Matrix of Leadership]] is cast in orange plastic.

:This exclusive has a peculiar and common error in that the arm hooks' hubs stick out farther than they should, causing a gap that runs down the middle of the cab's nose in vehicle mode.

:This Optimus Prime cannot tow the [[Armored Weapons Platform#Voyager Class toys|Mechtech trailer]], as the original mold has no trailer hitch to begin with.

:Optimus comes with a "bonus value" Deluxe Class toy, [[Comettor (DOTM)|Comettor]]. The pair together cost a dollar less than a regular Voyager Class toy. It was also available at Galeria Kaufhof department stores in Germany, with Comettor ''not'' highlighted as a "bonus" figure.

:In [[Australia]], this release was available at [[Kmart]] for a considerably lower price than a regular Voyager Class toy.

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[[File:DOTM MechTechVoyager FireburstOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|"Give me your..." ''[Deploys axe]'' "'''SOUL!!'''"]]
*'''Fireburst Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Voyager, 2011)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''DA24'''
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Rifle/[[Cybertanium]] Battle Axe

:Fireburst Optimus Prime is a redeco of the standard ''Dark of the Moon'' Voyager Class Optimus Prime, sporting a darker shade of blue and a "burning" color scheme that includes replacing all translucent blue parts with translucent orange. Because of this, his light-piping eyes were neutered by opaque light blue paint.

:He comes with a MechTech rifle that converts into a large battle axe, and can be locked in by pulling the lever all the way in and tilting it into a gap to the left. The rifle has a separate flip-out handle, while the axe uses the rifle's long barrel as the handle, meaning that Optimus can grip the axe with both of his hands. This weapon was also retooled in a running change, adding a stop to the handle instead of relying solely on the gear system to prevent the locking assembly from flying off into parts unknown.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/FireburstOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Fireburst Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:DOTM Voyager LuckyDraw TritaniumOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Tritanium Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Voyager, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Ion Blaster/Energy Blade, MechTech trailer

:This gold [[Vacuum metallizing|vacuum metallized]] version of Voyager Class ''Dark of the Moon'' Optimus Prime (with [[Armored Weapons Platform#TritaniumPrime|trailer]]) is a prize in [[TakaraTomy]]'s ''Dark of the Moon'' [[Lucky Draw figure|Lucky Draw]] campaign. To qualify for winning this toy, one needed to have entered all three ''Dark of the Moon'' campaigns (beginning on [[May 14]], 2011). This toy is limited to 100 pieces.

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*'''Optimus Prime vs. Shockwave''' (MechTech Voyager-Class two-pack, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Ion Blaster/Battle Cannon

: This [[Costco]]-[[exclusive]] two-pack contains an unchanged ''Dark of the Moon'' Voyager Class Optimus Prime alongside [[Shockwave (Movie)#CyberArmour|a unique redeco of Voyager-Class Shockwave]].

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[[File:DOTMVoyOptimusStreetsideBotBrawl.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Streetside Bot Brawl''' (Multi-pack, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Cybertronian Cannon A, Cybertronian Cannon B

:Part of the [[Toys"R"Us]]-exclusive "Streetside Bot Brawl" three-pack, this is a battle-damaged redeco of the initial ''Dark of the Moon'' Optimus Prime toy. Unlike the other figures in this set, Optimus received a different set of MechTech weapons from his standard release: he was given redecos of [[Laserbeak (DOTM)#Dark of the Moon|Laserbeak]]'s cannons.

:He was sold with a grey and purple redeco of ''Dark of the Moon'' Voyager-Class [[Shockwave (Movie)#StreetsideBotBrawl|Shockwave]] and a battle-damaged redeco of ''Dark of the Moon'' Deluxe-Class [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#StreetsideBotBrawl|Bumblebee]].

::*''[http://tfu.info/2011/Autobot/TRUSBBOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Streetside Bot Brawl Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:Cybertron-Con-2012-Voyager-OP.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Don't mind me, just pelvic thrusting over here.]]
*'''Optimus Prime with Mechtech Trailer Special Edition/Optimus Prime Universal Studios Edition''' (Cybertron Con 2012 exclusive, 2012)
**''Accessories:'' MechTech Ion Blaster/Energy Blade, MechTech trailer

:Available as a [[Cybertron Con 2012]] exclusive, this Optimus Prime is a redeco of the Takara Tomy retool of the Voyager Class figure. While the individual Optimus figure shares the same paint operations, his trailer was decorated with a Universal Studios & Transformers: The Ride logo patterns. It included a new collector coin.
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===Leader Class toys===
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*'''Striker Optimus''' (MechTech Leader, [[November 17]] 2011)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''DA28'''
**''Accessories:'' Eliminator Gun & Assault Blaster (forms [[Mega Striker]]), shield/battle shield

: Labeled as a "[[Triple Changer]]", Striker Optimus is a redeco and retool of ''Dark of the Moon'' Supreme Class Jetwing Optimus Prime, with new weapons. The base figure has most of the same mold changes as Jetwing Optimus Prime (see below), but has been altered further; in particular, the transforming smokestacks and fuel tanks/ion blaster parts have been replaced with retooled regular tanks that now function as mounts for the new accessories. The colors on the toy are darker than Jetwing Optimus, with a different flame deco that extends farther along the sides of the toy. Additionally, two new 5mm holes have been added to the gray hinge behind the cab in order to accommodate the [[Toys"R"Us|Toys"R"Us Japan]]-exclusive battle blade accessories. The "I am Optimus Prime" saying of Buster Optimus Prime has also been replaced with the "We must stop the Decepticons!" saying of 2010 ''Transformers'' Optimus Prime, although batteries are not included.

:He comes with a shield with a fold-out handle, allowing Optimus to hold onto it with either hand in robot mode. It has a simple transformation gimmick for vehicle mode which is activated by pressing a button at the top of the shield, causing the sides to spring outwards. In vehicle mode, the shield can be laid flat across the bed of the truck, attaching via a post on the back onto the truck’s trailer hitch. Alternatively, the bumpers on the shield can be rotated outwards, and the front can be bent down in order to form a new front end and hood for "battle vehicle mode", resembling the [[Stealth Force]] vehicle modes seen in ''Dark of the Moon''.

:The figure also comes with two gun accessories, the "Eliminator Gun" and "Assault Blaster", which combine into the "Mega Striker", a rifle that closely resembles the one used in ''Dark of the Moon''. The separate guns also have a MechTech-style transformation, and pulling a lever transforms them into alternate crossbow-like shapes. In "battle vehicle mode", the sides of the truck are rotated up, and the guns can be attached by small pegs to holes in the modified smokestacks, or they can plugged into any of the standard connection points with their [[5 mm post|5mm post]]s... except the ones on the hinge behind the cab, since those are supposed to be for his Energon battle blades.

:As with all Japanese ''Dark of the Moon'' releases, this set comes packed with a character card and an accompanying transparent plastic card of his new rifle in its combined mode for the MechTech Wars online game.

:Due to the remolding of the smokestacks, Striker Optimus cannot use the Jetwing pack in robot mode.
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*'''Jetpower Optimus Prime''' (Leader 2-pack, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' 2 fuel tank/exhaust assemblies - combine into [[Ion blaster]]

:A re-release of the [[#JetfireBuster|Jetpower Optimus Prime two-pack]], this time in ''Dark of the Moon''-branded packaging.

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[[File:Rotf_vs_dotm_jet_power_buster_optimus_prime_blaster_paint_apps.jpg|left|upriught=1.4|thumb|left|ROTF Buster/Jetpower silver painted barrel vs. DOTM Jetpower unpainted grey plastic barrel.]]

The DOTM packaging release of this 2-pack features an altered paint application on Optimus Prime's ion blaster/barrage cannon. On the original ROTF packaging release, the slide-out barrel on Prime's blaster is painted silver with a black paint spray app to simulate usage of the weapon, and the exposed inside wall of the gas tank at the top of the blaster is left as unpainted grey plastic (exactly like the blaster on the original single-boxed ROTF Buster Optimus Prime). After receiving numerous reports from customers that the silver paint on the slide-out barrel was easily scraped off by merely transforming it from gas tank to blaster, Takara-Tomy briefly stated in an interview that they had addressed the issue for the Dark of the Moon packaged version by swapping the placement of the silver paint application. Thus, the Dark of the Moon packaged version now features the slide-out barrel on Prime's blaster as unpainted grey plastic with an unchanged black paint spray app to simulate usage of the weapon, and the exposed inside wall of the gas tank at the top of the blaster is now painted silver.

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*'''Optimus Prime versus Megatron''' (Leader 2-pack, 2012)
:A re-release of the ''Movie'' Leader Class toy, Optimus Prime comes in a Taiwanese-exclusive two-pack alongside the ''Movie'' Leader Class [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#DOTMMovie2Pack|Megatron]] toy.

===Supreme Class toys===
[[File:DOTM MechTech JetwingOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Insert [[John DiMaggio|Aquaman]]'s rousing song of heroism right here.]]
*'''Jetwing Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Supreme, Australia: [[June 11]], Japan: [[June 18]]-[[June 19|19]] 2011)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''DA15'''
**''Accessories:'' Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B
{{toydesigner|[[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Jetwing Optimus Prime is a retool of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Leader class Buster Optimus Prime, with an accompanying large jet pack and massive dual Gatling Cannons. The base Optimus Prime figure has several modifications including: a new stomach area and elbow flares to reflect the changes to Optimus Prime's CG model in ''Dark of the Moon'', modified lower arms to incorporate MechTech ports and clips for the cannons, and a retooled area under his back so the jet pack can fit on more securely. The dual energon blades mounted on his arms have been removed. The toy retains Buster Optimus Prime's electronics, but batteries are not included.

:The Jetwing jet pack attaches onto Optimus Prime via a part that hooks onto one of the hinges behind his neck, and a spring-loaded clamp that latches onto a recessed area under Optimus' back. The fuel tanks that form Optimus' Ion Blaster must be removed for this mode, and they can be stored inside the engines for the jet pack. The Jetwing can be used on previous Leader Optimus Primes from ''Revenge of the Fallen'' onwards, but due to the lack modifications seen in Jetwing Optimus Prime, the combination isn't as stable. The jet pack features four MechTech ports on the main wing articulation points, and two [[C joint]] mounting points on each wing. The Gatling Cannons both feature two MechTech ports and 2 C joint mounts on either side of each cannon.

:The design of the Jetwing jet pack and its cannons were based upon earlier concept art for Optimus Prime's flight tech for ''Dark of the Moon'', and as such are not accurate to how his equipment appears in the movie itself.

:As with all Japanese ''Dark of the Moon'' releases, this set comes packed with a character card and an accompanying transparent plastic card of his MechTech weapon for the MechTech Wars online game.

:Jetwing Optimus Prime was available for early purchase in Japan at the International Tokyo Toy Show 2011 (held at Tokyo Bic Sight) on [[June 18]] to [[June 19|19]], shortly before its wide release in July.

:However, the toy was available in [[Australia]] a week before the Tokyo Toy Show, packaged in translated English packaging and instructions by Tomy Asia.
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*'''Jetwing Optimus Prime Black Version''' (MechTech Supreme, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B

:Jetwing Optimus Prime Black Version was to have been a Japanese raffle prize exclusive to Circle K<ref>http://tyouhen2.seesaa.net/article/194776966.html</ref> stores, along the lines of the clear ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Leader Optimus Prime (see above). No official information about it or the other raffle prizes ever appeared after the initial images surfaced.

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[[File:DOTMDarkNightwatchJetwingOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Despite his [[Scourge (RID)#Notes|color]], we can assure you this one is not a bad guy.]]
*'''JETWING OPTIMUS PRIME Black Ver.''' (MechTech Supreme, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B

:JETWING OPTIMUS PRIME Black Ver. is a black, teal, and [[Vacuum metallizing|chrome]] redeco of Jetwing Optimus Prime exclusive to the Asian market. He appears to have been based on the cancelled TakaraTomy contest prize Jetwing Optimus Prime Black Version (see above), with a few color alterations here and there, plus the obvious addition of chrome. It was originally solicited by online retailers as the far goofier-sounding "Dark Nightwatch Jetwing Optimus Prime".

:It comes in packaging identical to TakaraTomy's Jetwing Optimus Prime figure, with the exception of an additional sticker on the front denoting the toy's name.

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[[File:DOTMtoy-JetwingOptimusPrimeAmazon.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|''Violently'' shoots rainbow-colored Nerf darts when fired.]]
*'''Jetwing Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Supreme, 2012)
**''Accessories:'' Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B

:This redeco of Jetwing Optimus Prime is a North American [[Amazon (website)|Amazon.com]] and 2013 [[Black Friday (event)|Black Friday]] [[Toys"R"Us]] exclusive. Among other deco changes, he features Generation 1-style trailer stripes on his Jetwing jet pack, Movie-style flame color gradient on his Gatling Cannons, and [[AllSpark Power]] blue paint on the mechanical detailing.

:The box seems to have been created rather hastily from the Japanese original. It is roughly identical to the Tomy release, but with the Japanese text edited out... mostly. Random Japanese text remains floating in space on the top of the back panel and underneath the "Jetwing Optimus Prime" name on the front. Curiously, the left flap has been rewritten to eliminate mention of [[NEST]] and the jetpack's ability to detach, while the right flap has been (badly) edited to remove all mentions of [[MechTech]].
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===Ultimate===
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[[File:DOTM UltimateOptimusPrime toy.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|Truck forearms of '''DOOM'''!]]
*'''Ultimate Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Ultimate, 2011)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''DA32'''
**''Accessories:'' Trailer/Omega Combat Armor, MechTech Ultimax Super Cannon
{{toydesigner|[[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

:Billed on his packaging as "BIGGEST Optimus Prime Toy!", Ultimate Optimus Prime consists of an articulated tractor-trailer. The cab can transform into a "normal" Optimus Prime on its own, roughly equivalent to a Voyager in size and complexity, though with a lower degree of screen-accuracy than most large Optimus toys. Prime has 5mm fist holes, as well as additional 5mm ports on his front wheel wells and both sets of external fuel tanks. Four of these remain available in robot mode. The trailer has twelve more 5mm ports. Despite this, the toy comes with no weapons scaled such that the cab-only robot can usefully wield them.

:The real selling point of the toy, however, is the colossal Omega Combat Armor. [[Armored Weapons Platform#Ultimate|Optimus' trailer]] transforms into nearly two feet of limb extensions, armor, and wings. The armor remains completely integrated (except for the Ultimax Super Cannon) during transformation, with no [[Partformer|partsforming]], although this renders the final power-up robot mode somewhat limited in articulation, having no leg articulation whatsoever aside from swinging the hips out slightly and twisting at the ankles for maximum stability. The armor adds six more 5mm ports of dubious utility around the feet, retains the four from the cab robot and the eight from the trailer (on the backs of the wings), and has his own pair of 5mm fist holes. In trailer mode, it can support itself using folding blue landing gear, although the attached ball-jointed struts make it somewhat less than realistic.

:The centerpiece of the power-up robot mode is Prime's gigantic Ultimax Super Cannon, an electronic light-and-sound weapon the size and mass of a Deluxe figure. The whole cannon attaches to a special socket slightly behind Prime's shoulders, can store on the back or flip over to be gripped in both fists in armor mode, or stored upside-down underneath the trailer in truck mode. When pointed forward, the cannon has a larger helmet styled after Prime's own with a large translucent face shield featuring a painted targeting system. The weapon has three electronic modes: each of two small buttons plays its own weapon-firing noise and flashes one set of lights, while the large pull-switch in the cannon's center plays the sounds of a powerful barrage, flashing both sets of lights and (every third time) finishing off with the declaration "I am Optimus Prime". The Ultimax Super Cannon also has two of its own 5mm ports for even more MechTech firepower. When mounted on his back, the Cannon has two hook-like sections that securely lock into the "backpack", allowing the Ultimax weapon to serve as a handle for Optimus' imaginary "flight" operations.

:Although the trailer is made exclusively for the cab with which it comes, it is scaled much more closely to and can be pulled by Optimus Prime's ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Leader class iteration.

:In Japan, Ultimate Optimus Prime comes with a character card and an accompanying transparent plastic card of his MechTech weapon for the MechTech Wars online game.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/UltimateOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Ultimate Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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*'''Ultimate Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Ultimate, 2011)
**''Accessories:'' Trailer/Omega Combat Armor, MechTech Ultimax Super Cannon

:Available exclusively at [[Hasbro Toy Shop]] and their booth at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2011, this version of Ultimate Optimus Prime is presented in vehicle mode, packaged into a large, foil-embossed bubble packaging (similar to late ''[[Transformers: Alternators|Alternators]]'' packaging) styled after Optimus Prime's trailer, with an additional foil-embossed sleeve styled after the hood of Optimus Prime's truck. Exclusive to this release is a set of stickers one can apply to [[Armored Weapons Platform#SDCCUltimatePrime|the trailer]]. The toy itself is otherwise identical to the regular retail release.

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[[File:DOTMtoy-UltimateOptimusPrimeYOTD.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Oh, there's ''going'' to be fireworks...]]
*'''Ultimate Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Ultimate, 2012)
**''Accessories:'' Trailer/Omega Combat Armor, MechTech Ultimax Super Cannon

:This is a redeco of Ultimate Optimus Prime. While Prime himself only features a red grill, the [[Armored Weapons Platform#YOTDPrime|trailer]] has been extensively redecoed, with an ornate golden Chinese dragon being painted on the trailer panels, and the various gray parts of the trailer panels, armor, and cannon being replaced by blue, red, gold, and burgundy. The toy was released as a "{{w|Dragon (zodiac)|Year of the Dragon}}" Special Edition in [[2012]], since the Chinese Zodiac sign for that year is the Dragon.

:While the original Asian release of this figure was sold in [[multilingual packaging|bilingual]] English/Chinese packaging, it was later made available in North America as an [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] exclusive, this time in English-only packaging.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2012/Autobot/YOTDOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Year of the Dragon Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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===''Robo Power''===
====''Activators''====
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[[File:DOTM Activators OptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (2011)
{{toydesigner|[[Lenny Panzica]] (Hasbro)}}

:As with other Dark of the Moon Activators toys, this Optimus Prime (released under the [[Robo Power]] subline) is a very simple one-step transformation toy. You simply slam him down on the big blue button on the back end of his truck mode and he transforms thanks to spring-loaded mechanisms. To transform him back, just slam him down again on the same blue button.

:Shockingly, he actually has arm articulation! Swivels at his shoulders allow you to rotate his arms 360 degrees! Go little Prime! Unfortunately, because his big blue button sits right under his feet, his robot mode is a little unstable when it comes to standing.

:Prime was packaged in vehicle mode on an open, bubble-less card and tied down with twist-ties around the body of his truck form so that he couldn't be transformed in package.
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====''Bash Bots''====
[[File:TF-DOTM-Bash-Bots-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Autobot.]]
*'''Optimus Prime Vs Starscream''' (2011)
{{toydesigner|[[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:''Bash Bots'' Optimus Prime is a small, rock-em-sock-em-styled toy that transforms from a super-deformed truck into a robot by pulling or pushing the lever below it's built-in stand. He & his stand can connect with any Bash Bots to fight with, especially the included Starscream (instead of his nemesis Megatron).
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====''Go-Bots''====
[[File:DOTMGoBotsOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|woobwoobwoobwoobwoob]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (2011)
:[[Robo Power#Go-Bots|Go-Bot]]s Optimus Prime is built around the same pull-back and auto-transform mechanisms as all the ''Dark of the Moon'' Go-Bots toys. Prime's pull-back motor can be used in either robot or vehicle mode.

:In robot mode, the motor gimmick really comes to the fore—his head, shoulders, and legs move in time with his forward movement. His legs pump up and down, his shoulders pump up and down, and his head rocks side-to-side. This gives the toy the illusion that it's running, rather than just rolling.

:The other gimmick for Prime is his auto-transform gimmick. From truck mode, push him down on his back bumper and his bonnet automatically folds back and his arms automatically pop out. He needs to be transformed back manually.

:In robot mode, Go-Bots Optimus Prime has a limited swivel joint for head articulation, and while he has other movable joints, all of them are spring-loaded and unable to hold a pose.
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==''Asia Premium Series''==
[[File:APStoy-APS01StrikerOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|I even cost the same as [[#Leader Class toys 4|the other guy]]. It pays to wait, doesn't it?]]
*'''Striker Optimus Prime''' (MechTech Leader, [[November 6|11-06]]-12)
**''Asia ID number:'' '''APS01'''
**''Accessories:'' Eliminator Gun & Assault Blaster (forms [[Mega Striker]]), shield/battle shield, two battle blades

:The first release in the Asian-exclusive ''[[Asia Premium Series]]'' toyline is an extensive redeco of the previously-Japanese exclusive [[#Leader Class toys 4|Striker Optimus]]. He features a comprehensive paint scheme directly based on [[#JetfireBuster|Jetpower Optimus Prime]], with blue pinstriped flames, lots of silver paint, and [[vacuum metallizing|vacuum metallized]] parts, although his hands are left unpainted in favor of painting his mirrors silver. Along with his standard accessories, he also comes with 2 battle blades, which were previously exclusive to Toys"R"Us Japan. He features the "We must stop the Decepticons!" voice chip, but batteries are not included. Rather helpfully, his instructions are supplemented with text instructions written in English for all the steps, as well as the additional photographs used for the previous Striker Optimus toy.

:Originally set for a September 28th release, it ended up being delayed to 6th November instead.
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[[File:TF-Asia-Premium-Series-APS-01U-Ultimate-Edition-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=2.2|thumb|and the fandom rejo-where's the faceplate?]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Ultimate Edition, 2015)
**''Asia ID number:'' '''APS-01U'''
**Accessories: Eliminator Gun & Assault Blaster (forms [[Mega Striker]]), shield/battle shield, Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B, Knuckle, 2 Battle Blades, 2 Battle Hooks

:[[Asia Premium Series]] Optimus Prime Ultimate Edition is an extensive screen-accurate redeco of Jetwing Optimus Prime (with a maskless head from Buster Optimus Prime), this figure features '''loads''' of accessories from the Striker & Jetwing figures, and includes brand-new knuckle and battle hooks based on the HFTD Optimus', which can be installed in either hand. The figure lacks the chrome of previous releases, instead opting for silver paint. The pin-striping is also absent, but he does have painted pupils. The figure also features 2-2-1 articulated fingers, which the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 2|first Leader Class]] did not have due to budget cuts. The ion cannon included lacks the black paint application, leaving it completely silver. When purchased from select retailers, this toy will also include a shiny metal number plate and a bonus mini [[AllSpark]] cube accessory. His instructions depict a weaponized mode which has some clearance issues, as his Gatling guns are shown attached to the Jetwing, which pushes against his arms. His Eliminator Gun and Assault Blaster cannot tab into the Gatling gun tightly either.

:Mold degradation is evident in this release, as the bumper of the vehicle mode is notably bent.
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==''Chronicle''==
[[File:EZCollectionChronicleOptimusPrimeToy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Wait, you bought the Victory of the Fallen set already? how about a [[A Prime Problem|race]] with your set's Prime?]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (EZ Collection, 2011)

:''[[Transformers Chronicle (toyline)|Chronicle]]'' EZ Collection Optimus Prime is a redeco of the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' [[Legends Class (2005)|Legends Class]] Optimus Prime toy, which color scheme is ''the same'' as (or probably a re-release of) his Victory of The Fallen 5-pack toy. Like other ''Chronicle'' Legends toys, he is sold in a blindpacked box.

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[[File:TF-Chronicle-CH01-Movie-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|He decided to take that weapon since [[Jolt (ROTF)#IDW movie comics|Jolt's absence]].]]
*'''G1 Optimus Prime & Movie Optimus Prime''' (multi-pack, 2011)
**''ID number:'' '''CH01'''
**''Accessories:'' [[MechTech]] Blaster/Hand Cannon, trailer

:''Chronicle'' "Movie Optimus Prime" is an e-Hobby exclusive redeco of the Deluxe-Class ''Dark of the Moon'' Optimus Prime figure, and comes in a two-pack with a reissue of the ''[[The Transformers (toyline)|Generation 1]]'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#G1MoviePrime|Optimus Prime figure]]. The center rectangular section of the inside of the trailer can be pulled out and flipped to reveal a round indent on the underside, sized to fit a bottle cap figurine. Instead of the blaster/axe MechTech weapon the original release of the figure came with, Prime is armed with a redeco of ''Dark of the Moon'' [[Jolt (ROTF)#Dark of the Moon|Jolt]]'s Blaster/Hand Cannon weapon.

:The set comes with a deluxe-scaled version of Prime's ''Dark of the Moon'' [[Armored Weapons Platform#Chronicle|trailer]], which is compatible with both figures, and sports [[5 mm post|5mm post]]-holes that will hold (among many other things) G1 Prime's laser rifle and the [[MechTech]] weapon Movie Prime is armed with.
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==''Kre-O''==
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[[File:KreO-Toy Optimus542pc.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Nigh-infinite configuration possibilities, and somehow a WORSE base mode than pretty much every other Optimus's trailer-bases. Wow.]]
* '''Optimus Prime''' (2011)
**''Set number'': '''30689'''
**''Pieces'': '''542'''
**''Kreons'': Optimus Prime, Bluestreak, Skywarp, two Stunt Drivers
**''Accessories'': Optimus rifle, weapons sprue (sniper rifle, pistol, submachinegun, handcuffs, radio, ammo box), large tool sprue (shovel, hammer, electric drill, clamp), small tool sprue (socket wrench, screwdriver, wrench, hatchet), 2 traffic cones

: Naturally, Optimus Prime got the biggest of the sets in the first year of ''Kre-O''. The set can be built into a large long-nose tractor-trailer rig with a removable "sleeper" cab that hides a computer station, and a trailer that can carry the set's two motorcycles or open up to carry larger car builds. The robot mode build includes a huge Optimus, based largely on the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|live-action movie Optimus]], though with a head based almost directly on the [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Classics|''Classics'' Voyager Optimus]]. He is armed with a distressingly plain brick that fires pressure-launched missiles (aka his smokestacks). Most of the leftover parts in robot mode become a "headquarters" which is mostly just a random assemblage of mismatched-color panels and a pair of barricades. Both main builds leave numerous parts unused if you go expressly by the instructions, but hey, it's a building kit, surely you can find ''someplace'' to apply most of them.

: The set comes with a bevy of [[Kreon]]s, including Optimus Prime (this one based heavily on [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Generation 1 Optimus]]), [[Bluestreak (G1)/toys#Kre-O|Bluestreak]], [[Skywarp (G1)/toys#Kre-O|Skywarp]], and a pair of human [[Stunt Driver]]s. A packaging error resulted in some releases of this set to come with the promotional "Matrix chest" Optimus (see above) rather than the normal version pictured here.

:Speaking of errors, the instruction manuals (he has two) both have errors in their parts listings, showing numerous pieces in the wrong colors or not making it clear that some parts are, well, clear. Making things more confusing, not all of these miscolors are reflected in the step-by-step instructions, while a couple new ones are added there.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/Kre-OOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

{{note|Unless otherwise noted, the following ''Age of Extinction Kre-O'' sets were available [[exclusive]]ly at [[Toys"R"Us]] stores in the US.}}

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[[File:Kreo-Toy AoE Kreon Optimus evasion.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Shotgun optional.]]
*'''Cell Block Breakout''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A6951'''
**''Pieces'': '''135'''
**''Kreons'': Evasion mode Optimus Prime, [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#CellBlockBreakout|Bumblebee]], [[Vehicon (Kre-O)#AgeOfExinction|Vehicon]]

:The Optimus Prime Kreon in this set is based on the character's rusty, crusty "evasion mode" from the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Age of Extinction]]'' movie. He has a ferrous-metal backpack, which is used to interact with the magnetic parts in the various sets. In this specific set's case, it's so he can be grabbed by the buildable [[Strafe (AOE)#Kre-O|Strafe]]'s dino-claws, once Strafe uses said claws to open up the "laser" cage made to contain Optimus. (Yeah, we know Strafe appears way after Optimus ditched this look in the movie.)

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[[File:KreO-Toy AoE Kreon Optimus gold.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.1]]
*'''Grimlock Street Attack''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A6955'''
**''Pieces'': '''196'''
**''Kreons'': Gold Knight Optimus Prime, Vehicon x2
**''Accessories'': Buildable spear

: "Gold Knight Optimus Prime" is based on the character's less-screen-accurate-and-toy-only gold knight design, carrying a built-up long spear with which to prod on the huge buildable [[Grimlock (AOE)#Kre-O|Grimlock]] t-rex.

:Some promo photos show Optimus with a [[tamopgraph]] on the mouthplate, but the final version is blank.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Autobot/Kre-OGSAOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Grimlock Street Attack Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:KreO-Toy AoE Kreon Optimus.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.1]]
*'''Galvatron Factory Battle''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A6952'''
**''Pieces'': '''388'''
**''Kreons'': Optimus Prime, [[Bumblebee (Kre-O)#GalvatronFactoryBattle|Bumblebee]], Vehicon, [[Dr. Littleman#Kre-O|Dr. Littleman]], 2 KSI workers.
**''Accessories'': Optimus rifle

:The Optimus Prime Kreon in this set is based on the character's design from the Age of Extinction movie. This set also includes a buildable Dinobot beast and a [[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Galvatron]] super-robot.

:The stock photos shows that his mouthplate was unpainted.

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[[File:KreO-Toy Optimus-AOE DinoHauler.jpg|upright=1.67|thumb|]]
*'''Optimus Prime Dino Hauler''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A7796'''
**''Pieces'': '''275'''
**''Kreons'': [[Ratchet (Kre-O)|Ratchet]], Vehicon x2, human Autobot Driver.

: The centerpiece of the "[[Optimus Prime Dino Hauler]]" set is a buildable vehicle mode Optimus Prime in longnose truck form, with a cage-like trailer, designed to carry the buildable Dinobot beast [[Snarl (Kre-O)|Snarl]]. Curiously, this set does ''not'' come with an Optimus Kreon, but it's not like there's not a ton of them in other sets.

: He comes with a driver mini-Kreon who can be [[Cade Yeager]] if you like.

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[[File:KreO-Toy Optimus-AOE CustomKreon.jpg|right|upright=1.67|thumb|Axes and guns but no sword.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Custom Kreon, 2014)
**''Set number'': '''A7836'''
**''Collection'': '''Collection 1'''
**''Pieces'': '''30'''
**''Accessories'': Rack, blaster, battle-axe, smokestack backpack, wing-pack, extra body parts

: Part of the first wave of ''Age of Extinction'' Custom Kreons, this Optimus comes with a buildable parts rack on which to hang/store his many many extra pieces. His "normal" helmet and blaster are [[Vacuum metallizing|chromed]], plus he comes with an extra clear-plastic helmet, torso and legs. He also has a pair of extra arms (originally from the ''Kre-O Battleship'' aliens) plus a spare hand, as well as a buildable battle-axe, a buildable smokestack-pack, and an extra [[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#Kre-O|Wheeljack]]-style wing-pack.

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*'''Grimlock Unleashed''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A8600'''
**''Pieces'': '''333'''
**''Kreons'': [[Grimlock (AOE)#Kre-O|Grimlock]], Optimus Prime, [[Bumblebee (Movie)#Grimlock Unleashed|Bumblebee]], [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Grimlock Unleashed|Galvatron]], [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Grimlock Unleashed|Lockdown]]
**''Accessories'': Optimus rifle

:This Kreon of Optimus Prime is very, very similar to both the "[[Galvatron Factory Battle]]" and the "[[Decepticon Replicator]]" Optimus Kreons. This one however has silver hands, a light smirk under his facemask, and lacks the clip-on smokestacks.

:This set popped up at Toys"R"Us a few short weeks after the initial product without any advance warning... and retailed for a mere $25, despite the size of the set.

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[[File:KreO-Toy OptimusPrimeDinobotRide.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.67|Optimus Minor?]]
*'''Dinobot Ride''' (2014)
**''Pieces'': '''46'''
**''Kreons'': Optimus Prime
**''Accessories'': Stand-brick, robot sword

: This version of Optimus uses the micro-Kreon build introduced in the ''Kre-O Cityville Invasion'' sets. He comes with a mini-build of dino-mode [[Grimlock (Kre-O)#DinobotRide|Grimlock]] as part of a small bagged kit.

: This set was only available on [[June 28]] as part of a special promotion at Toys"R"Us, given away free from noon to 2pm (roughly) as part of an in-store building event that coincided with the opening weekend of ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Age of Extinction]]'' and the final day of a buy-one-get-one-half-off sale on all ''Transformers'' product.

: The building set also comes with a poster with a preview of all Kre-O Transformers products released in 2014. Remaining stock of the kit (new condition, of course) is later dumped to several Hobby Shops in Asia.

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[[File:Kre-O-Decepticon-Replicator-Optimus-Prime-Kreon.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Decepticon Replicator''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A8601'''
**''Kreons'': Bumblebee, [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Kre-O|Nemesis Prime]], Optimus Prime, "Scientist", [[Stinger (AOE)#Kre-O|Stinger]]
**''Accessories'' Optimus rifle

:This iteration of Optimus is incredibly similar to the "[[Grimlock Unleashed]]" and "[[Galvatron Factory Battle]]" Optimusses. In fact, the ''only'' difference between this Kreon and the Factory Battle Optimus is the face: this one has a closed-mouth frown and blue eyebrows.

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[[File:KreO-Toy Optimus-AOE SilverKnight.jpg|upright=1.67|right|thumb]]
*'''Silver Knight Autobots''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A8602'''
**''Kreons'': Drift, Optimus Prime, Hound, Crosshairs, Bumblebee
**''Accessories'': Spear

: This Optimus takes on the "Silver Knight" deco of so many toys. He comes with a dual-bladed spear, .

: He was only available in a five-pack of Kreons of main Autobots from ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Age of Extinction]]'', but with all of them in "Silver Knight" decos ''not'' from that movie.

: This set was made available at the "[[Transformers Exhibition]]" event in Taipei, Taiwan from [[June 27]] to [[July 6]], but was available at "normal" retail elsewhere.

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[[File:KreO-toy Optimus Universal4pack.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Kreon 4-Pack''' (2014)
**''Set number'': '''A9370'''
**''Kreons'': [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Universal4pack|Bumblebee]], [[Evac (Ride)#Kre-O|Evac]] (pre-2020 releases), [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Kre-O|Megatron]], Optimus Prime, [[N.E.S.T. Sentry]] (2020 release)
**''Accessories'': Optimus rifle

:This version of "movie" Optimus is based on his ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' incarnation, as that's how he appears in "[[Transformers: The Ride – 3D]]" and as a mascot character on the park grounds. He is available exclusively in a box set sold at The Ride's gift shop at [[Universal]] Studios theme parks. After several years of ''only'' being available at the park proper, the four-pack was eventually added to Universal's online store.

: In 2015, a new run of the set was produced, this time using the revamped-from-the-head-down 2015-style Kreon bodies. Optimus's [[tampograph]]s are slightly sharper, with thinner black outlines, but are otherwise unchanged. This set would later see slight production changes; all of the figures' tampographs have gone back to thicker lines and being a bit sloppier, while Optimus's medium-pearlescent-gray plastics (his arm-mounted smokestacks) have been lightened considerably and lost a significant amount of metallic sheen.

: In mid-2020, the set was revamped again ''again'', now removing Evac and replacing him with the [[N.E.S.T. Sentry]]. This version of the set uses the latter version of the other three characters with the thicker tampograph lines and lighter medium-gray plastic.

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[[File:KreO-Toy Optimus-AOE DVD.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|Yes, this is different from all the others.]]
* '''Transformers: Age of Extinction Blu-ray and KRE-O pack''' (2014)

: This version of the Optimus Prime Kreon is based on the "knight armor" version of Optimus from late in the movie. That's about it.

: He was only available in the [[Toys"R"Us]] exclusive Blu-Ray + DVD release of the ''Transformers: Age of Extinction'' film, packed in with an exclusive [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#MovieGiftSet|Galvatron]].

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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Mini-Con Combiners, unreleased)
**''Accessories'': Bazooka, [[Phaser (weapon)|phaser]], Uzi, scoped pistol, [[Klingon]] blaster

:"Mini-Con Combiner"' Optimus comes with one standard Kreon and four ''Cityville''-syle mini-Kreons of the same character, each one a different incarnation from various franchises. With some extra parts, the mini-Kreons become limbs to make a larger combiner-bot.

: One of the Mini-Con limb-bots (Soundwave helmet) is based on the original movie version of Optimus. The main torso-bot is based on Generation 1 Optimus's original body. Two of his limbs are based on ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]]; one "normal" (Inferno helmet), one pre-[[Earth]]-body (Knock Out helmet). And the remaining one (Ironhide helmet)... actually looks to be based on the Optimus-like-but-not-Optimus [[Micromaster]] [[Overload (G1)|Overload]]! The heck?

:[https://www.seibertron.com/events/fullsize.php?event_id=400&size=1&image=29 First shown at New York Toy Fair 2015], the Mini-Con Combiners were apparently cancelled without fanfare... a decision that must have come late in the day, as they went on to star in their own promotional animation, "[[Stuck in a Tree]]", released about eight months after the trade show.

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==''Movie Trilogy Series''==
[[File:MovieTrilogyOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.77]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (2012)
**''Accessories:'' [[Armored Weapons Platform#Movie Trilogy Series|Trailer]]

:Another redeco of Deluxe-Class ''Dark of the Moon'' Prime, this release uses a darker grey, a less magenta-y red, and less gold on the front end. Included is the trailer originally available with the ''Chronicle'' release. The trailer holds up to seven MechTech or similar 5mm peg accessories. Four holes are located on the top-front end of the trailer, with another three inside. The door also folds down to become a ramp, and the inside of the trailer is big enough for several Legion or Commander Cyberverse toys, or one smaller-end Deluxe figure. Two [[C joint]] bars also run along the bottom of both sides.

:The center section of the inner trailer floor has been retooled so it can no longer be pulled out and flipped over, since bottle cap figurines aren't really sold in the West outside of import shops. However, the framework on the bottom of the trailer can be unscrewed to allow this piece to be flipped or, for the more industrious fan, have the tabs removed to restore the function. There is still an indent to make flipping the sliding section up easier, hinting at the neutered feature.

:Unlike both the Walmart exclusive Deluxe figure and the Japanese release, no weapon accessories are included.

:Amusingly, the packaging still showcases 3 canceled Movie Trilogy Series Deluxe class toys.
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==''EZ Collection Gum''==
[[File:TF-EZ-Collection-Gum-2014-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (EZ Collection Gum, 2014)

:Released as part of the blindpacked ''EZ Collection Gum'' series, this Optimus Prime is basically a clean version of the "battle damaged" figure seen in the second wave of the EZ Collection set.
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==''Age of Extinction''==
===''Robots in Disguise'' (2014)===
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[[File:Smash-and-Change-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|I'm a little teapot short and stout. Here is my handle, here is... okay, maybe not.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Smash and Change, 2014)
**''Accessories:'' [[Sword of Judgment]]

:Smash & Change Optimus Prime is a simple figure that transforms by "smashing" the rear end of the truck/the robot's feet into the ground. He features only elbow articulation in robot mode and includes a sword accessory that can be held in his hand or mounted on the side of his truck mode. The handle on the rear of his truck mode is molded to emulate his Vector Shield.

:Unfortunately, a large amount of people have stated their copies have had loose mushroom pegs on the arms, causing them to fall off, combine that with a loose [[5mm post]] on his sword and now you have an immobile [[brick (term)|brick]]!

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[[File:AoE smash and change Silver Knight Optimus.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Silver Knight Optimus Prime''' (Smash and Change, 2014)
**'''28 OF 30'''
**''Accessories:'' Sword of Judgment
:A Target-exclusive redeco of the Smash & Change Optimus Prime toy featuring silver plastic & painted parts.

:Smash & Change Silver Knight Optimus Prime also shares the same ''Thrilling 30'' number as ''Platinum Edition'' Silver Knight Optimus Prime below.

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*'''Optimus Prime''' (One Step Changers, 2014)
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)}}

:Similar to the ''[[Activators]]'' toyline, One-Step Changer Optimus Prime features a spring-loaded transformation. He features swivel articulation in the head and both arms. He shares a similar (not identical) transformation with his fellow One-Step changer, Hound. Also, due to his transformation scheme, his shoulders can be pushed forward (the arms is pushed on the same time), which also allows him to wield a close ranged weapons with longer handles with both hands.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2014/Autobot/OSCOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on One-Step Changer Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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*'''Transformers: Age of Extinction Collection''' (One-Step Changer six-pack, 2014)

:The "Transformers: Age of Extinction Collection" set includes a Silver Knight redeco of the One-Step Changer Optimus Prime toy.

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[[File:Power-battler-optimus-prime.jpg|upright=1.66|right|thumb]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Power Battlers, 2014)

:Power Battlers Optimus Prime is a simplified, deluxe-class sized toy with a 'Blade Strike' gimmick in robot mode when his legs are squeezed. Due to his gimmick, he ends up having ''four'' arms. Unfortunately, Power Battlers Optimus Prime has ''very limited'' articulation on his shoulders.

:His stock photos are slightly mistransformed: his legs were not folded out. This mold was later redecoed into Power Battler [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Lost Age Series|Nemesis Prime]].

::*''[http://tfu.info/2014/Autobot/PBOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Power Battlers Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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*'''Electronic Stomp & Chomp Grimlock''' (One Step Changers, 2014)

:The included static non-transforming Optimus Prime figure (in the size of a Commander Class figure) can ride Stomp & Chomp Grimlock in dinosaur mode, and the toy is able to detect if the said rider is Autobot or Decepticon and change its electronics effects accordingly.

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[[File:AoE dino sparker Optimus and Grimlock.jpg|thumb||upright=1.66|Warning: Sparks may shoot to your ''face''.]]
*'''Optimus Prime & Grimlock''' (Dino Sparkers, 2014)
{{toydesigner|[[Emiliano Santalucia]] (concept artist)}}

:Dino Sparkers Optimus Prime is a static, non-artiulated figure of Optimus Prime's "evasion mode" body, wielding a sword and riding on a translucent chunk of plastic that sorta resembles [[Grimlock (AOE)#Dino Sparkers|Grimlock]]'s [[beast mode]]. Pulling back and releasing it causes [[sparking gimmick|"cold" sparks]] to flash inside the dino's back end.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Autobot/DSOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Dino Sparker Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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===''Generations''===
===="First Edition" toys====
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[[File:AOEtoy-FirstEditionOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|If you paid 80 bucks for this... you have our condolences.]]
*'''First Edition Optimus Prime''' (2014)
**'''14 OF 30'''
**''Accessories:'' Sword of Judgment, Sentinel Shield

: First Edition Optimus Prime is, as his title suggests, the first toy available to the public from the [[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)|''Age of Extinction'' toy line]]. Prime is a Leader Class-sized figure, featuring his new Western Star "5700 OP" concept truck vehicle mode and his updated robot mode from the film (well, mostly based on his initial design rather than the final design in the movie). His transformation is much simpler than his counterparts from the previous three movie lines, being billed as transforming in "15 easy steps." His torso, shoulders, upper legs, and the vehicle mode grill are all completely chromed with the exception of minor blue and red details painted on his chest. However, this comes at the expense of his smokestacks and wheels being bare gray plastic, whereas they are chromed in the film. His [[shellformer|simplified transformation]] also comes at the expense of having a very bulky "backpack" of [[kibble]] composed of the rear of the truck cab and the fuel tanks, limiting his shoulder and hip [[articulation]]. His truck kibble can be detached from the main figure to form the majority of his vehicle mode on its own, though this is not an intended feature of the toy.

:He includes the Sword of Judgment and Sentinel Shield accessories, which he can respectively wield and mount on his left forearm, all via a 5mm post. In truck mode, the sword is stored underneath, while the shield mounts onto the trailer hitch. The sword also features a [[5 mm post|5mm post]] on its hilt. Interestingly, the truck mode is able to pull G1 Optimus Prime's trailer.

:He was only available as an [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] exclusive in the United States, but was also released at brick and mortar retails in Australia and Hasbro's Asian markets, such as Singapore. Oddly enough, even though the official press release for the figure identifies it as "14 of 30" in Hasbro's ''[[Thrilling 30#30 exclusive toys|Thrilling 30]]'' campaign, the [[packaging]] does not sport any such markings.<ref name="fepress">[http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/en_US/discover/news/Transformers-Movie-4-Optimus-Prime-Action-Figure-First-Edition.cfm Official Hasbro press release for ''Age of Extinction'' First Edition Optimus Prime]</ref> To complicate matters further, a later retrospective by Hasbro on Facebook identifies ''another'' product as "14 of 30", which doesn't sport any such markings on its packaging ''either''.<ref name="retro">[https://www.facebook.com/transformers/posts/743925055677691 Hasbro Thrilling 30 retrospective] on Facebook, mirrored [http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/transformers-generations-classics-30-35/hasbro-transformers-30th-anniversary-thrilling-30-exclusives-retrospective-gallery-181598/ here] on TFW2005.</ref>

:Some units lack the silver paint on the sword and shield, and the grey plastic is a lighter shade.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2014/Autobot/FEOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on First Edition Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:PlatinumEditiontoy-SilverKnightOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|Surprise! You get to buy ''two'' of me!]]
*'''Silver Knight Optimus Prime''' (2014)
**'''28 OF 30'''
**''Accessories:'' Sword of Judgment, Sentinel Shield

:A redeco of First Edition Optimus Prime in the 'Silver Knight' scheme, molded in dull Silver (or light grey) plastic and sporting paint operations, and the sword & shield is molded in clear light blue plastic. Like all of the AOE "Silver Knight" Optimus Prime toys, this was a Target exclusive.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2014/Autobot/TargetPlatinumSKOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Silver Knight Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''.

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[[File:AOEPlatinumOptimusPrimeTrailer.jpg|thumb|upright=2.10|Surprise! You get to buy ''three'' of me! And now with 25% more chrome!]]
*'''Optimus Prime with Trailer and Sideswipe''' (2014)
**''Accessories:'' Sword of Judgement
:Another redeco of First Edition Optimus Prime with a retooled faceplated head and minor changes to the flame colors that are slathered in chrome. Comes in a two-pack with a redecoed ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Deluxe Class [[Sideswipe (Movie)#Age of Extinction|Sideswipe]], using the alternate [[Swerve (Movie)#Revenge of the Fallen|Swerve]] head, along with the ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece|Masterpiece]]'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp10|MP-10 Convoy]]/[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp10hasbro|Optimus Prime]] trailer without [[Roller (G1)#Masterpiece|Roller]].

:In the United States, this set was a "shared exclusive" between [[BigBadToyStore]], [[Toys"R"Us]], and [[Hasbro Toy Shop]]. In Canada and Singapore, it was exclusive to Toys"R"Us, whereas in Australia, it was a Myer exclusive. In Taiwan, it was made available for purchase during an event celebrating the launch of ''[[Transformers Rising]]''.
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====Legion Class toys====
{{Note|All of the Legion Class Optimus Prime toys features an undocumented feature of him combining with Legends Class Jetfire.}}
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[[File:Lost Age OptimusPrimeClearVersion.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|"It's true. This mould is back!" "Yes, consumers, and this time no force in the universe can stop me."]]
*'''Optimus Prime (Clear Ver.)''' (EZ Collection, 2014)
:One of the very first toys to be released as a freebie for the ''[[TV Magazine]]'', Optimus Prime (Clear Ver.) is a redeco of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Class Optimus Prime in black and clear blue plastic, available only in the August 2014 issue of the said magazine. His only paint operations are on his abdomen and face, but stickers for additional detail are included on the issue's sticker sheet. Optimus Prime has been slightly retooled to include a magnet in his right foot, allowing him to interact with ''Lost Age'' Battle Command Optimus Prime and ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)|Age of Extinction]]'' Stomp & Chomp [[Grimlock (AOE)#Stomp&Chomp|Grimlock]].

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[[File:AoE Wal-Mart legion Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Legion Class, 2014)
:The single carded release of Optimus Prime is a redeco of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Class Optimus Prime, exclusive to [[Walmart]] in the US and [[Asda]] in the UK. Deco changes included in this toy are the top half of the knee armor's blue being omitted and an Autobot insignia tampographed on the left knee, and similar to the Legends Class Power Armor Optimus Prime: the red arms, and the abdomen was replaced into blue.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2014/Autobot/WMLegOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Walmart Legion Class Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:AoE Wal-Mart 2-pack legion Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|I got my old paint job back, can you [[Hasbro|guys]] give me retooled hands now?]]
*'''Optimus Prime & Grimlock''' (Legion Class two-pack, 2014)
:Optimus Prime is another redeco of ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Class Optimus Prime, features gunmetal-stque grey plastic, and his paint operations being similar to the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Legends Class toys 2|first ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Class toy]]. He is also packaged with [[Grimlock (AOE)|Grimlock]], himself a redeco of none other than [[Transformers: Energon (toyline)|''Energon'']] [[Cruellock]]. Like other Legion-themed product, he is exclusive to Walmart in the US and Asda in the UK.

::*''[http://tfu.info/2014/Autobot/WMOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Legion Class 2-pack Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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====Deluxe Class toys====
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[[File:Lost Age AD-09 Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|You know you want me.]]
*'''Protoform Optimus Prime''' (Deluxe Class, 2014)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''AD09'''
**''Accessories:'' Gun, missile, flame attachment
{{toydesigner|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (deco artist)}}
:Part of the first wave of TakaraTomy ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (toyline)#Movie Advanced Series|Movie Advanced Series]]'' toys, this Japanese-exclusive redeco of [[#Deluxe Class toys|2007 ''Transformers'' Protoform Optimus Prime]] is given a ''Generation 1''-styled color scheme (which is ''also'' based on his appearances in IDW's ''[[Transformers: Foundation]]'' comic-book mini-series). It was unclear whether the now-blue flame effect was meant to represent his jetpack blast effect or his atmospheric entry heat effect, which is for no reason: entirely blue instead of hot red.

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[[File:AoE Target 2-pack deluxe Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Shinybots! Roll Out and Be FABULOUS!]]
*'''Silver Knight Optimus Prime & Grimlock''' (Deluxe, 2014)
**'''29 OF 30'''
**''Accessories:'' Sword
:A redeco of the ''Dark of the Moon'' Deluxe Class toy, this Optimus Prime has large portions of his body, mostly his truck parts, vacuum metalized silver, and his light-piped eyes were neutered by blue paint. He comes with a redeco of Generation 1 [[Rampage (G1)|Rampage]]'s sword, which can be wielded by his 5mm-compatible hands (Although not shown in the instructions). As his body, legs, and front truck kibble were chromed, care must be taken while transforming, ''especially'' with the shoulder kibble & the bottom leg's posts (This can be amended if you slightly widen the holes with 3mm hand drills). As with the original ''Dark of the Moon'' Deluxe Class figure, the instructions did not mention about forming the sleeper part until step 10, the pinky finger prevented the sword to peg down through his hands, and of course: his truck mode can attach with the Armored Weapons Platform included in the ''Chronicle'' or the ''Movie Trilogy Series'' figure. This figure has slightly loose shoulder joints.

:This figure was only available in a two-pack with a Voyager Class [[Grimlock (AOE)#Target2Pack|Grimlock]] figure. The two-pack was exclusively available at Target stores in the United States, Canada, and Australia, at Tesco stores in the United Kingdom and Hungary and at Galeria Kaufhof department stores in Germany.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Autobot/TargetDlxOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Deluxe Silver Knight Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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====Voyager Class toys====
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[[File:AOEGenerationstoy-EvasionModeOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Continuing Megatron's legacy of being a drifting, shotgun-toting hobo hiding from the feds. ''(Hasbro version pictured)'']]
[[File:Lost Age AD-02 Optimus Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|A little less blue goes a long way. ''(TakaraTomy version pictured)'']]
*'''Evasion Mode Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2014)
**''Series / Number:'' '''M4 / #001'''
**''Japanese Name'': '''Classic Optimus Prime'''
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''AD02'''
**''Japanese release date:'' '''2014-[[May 17|05-17]]'''
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro), [[Hironori Kobayashi]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Part of the first wave of ''Age of Extinction: [[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]'' Voyager Class toys, "Evasion Mode Optimus Prime" is based on the character's initial form in the film, transforming from a cab-over semi-truck into a robot mostly similar to his previous movie design. The truck mode is heavily based on Generation 1 Optimus Prime's White Freightliner WFT alt mode in both sculpt and deco, although it draws a few details, such as the singular smokestack and wheel designs, from the heavily faded Marmon 97 seen on-screen. In robot mode, he sports faux-kibble windows and, amusingly, ''two'' false smokestacks. Unfortunately, due to the way his arms transform, he lacks actual elbow joints, which makes the lower forearm the only poseable section. Optimus can wield weapons with longer posts while his hands are in a "default" 90° position. Also, while you transform him back to truck mode, his hands must be in the same sideways position to ensure the truck kibble is properly flushed.

:Optimus includes a spring-loaded missile-firing "ion cannon" modeled after Megatron's shotgun from ''Dark of the Moon'', with the missile features a sculpted shotgun nozzle on the front section. It can be held in his hand or attached to the top of the truck cab or truck bed via 5mm post, and, in an unadvertised feature, sports tabs on the rear-most handle that allow the [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys 4|''Dark of the Moon'' Voyager Class Megatron toy]] to wield it.

:In time-honored tradition, Prime's instructions depict the toy with an alternate "[[Retool#Gang-molded alternate parts|pretooled]]" head – in this case, a version with the faceplate deployed, used on the ''[[Transformers: Platinum Edition|Platinum Edition]]'' and "Rusty" releases of the figure (see below). Additionally, his [[packaging]] [[stock photography]] depicts him with extra white/silver [[Paint operation|paint detail]]s, especially on his chest and wheel rims, as well as having gray upper arms with red details, among other differences.

:Despite his relatively small truck mode (which is almost as small as a Deluxe class toy, but slightly larger than his ''Generation 1'' toy's truck) he is quite tall. Due to the lack of molded trailer hitches, Evasion Mode Optimus Prime cannot tow the [[Armored Weapons Platform#Voyager Class toys|Mechtech Trailer]], though it can be hooked with the truck's cavity, albeit slightly lifted up.

:The TakaraTomy version, part of the first wave of ''Movie Advanced Series'' toys, is dubbed "Classic Optimus Prime", and opts for a deco closer to Prime's previous on-screen appearances, omitting the blue paint on his feet and hands to reveal the gray plastic underneath, and adding new paint details all over. Instead of painting it in clear light blue, his light-piping eyes are neutered with opaque light blue paint.

:The faceplated version of the mold was used to make [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Toys|Nemesis Prime]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Autobot/EMOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Evasion Mode Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:Lost Age AD-12 Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|More like ''Revenge of the Fallen Paint Apps'', amirite?]]
*'''Revenge Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2014)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''AD12'''
**''Japanese release date:'' '''2014-[[May 17|05-17]]'''
**''Accessories:'' Matrix of Leadership, 2 Fuel Tank-Gun assemblies, removable Energon Swords
{{toydesigner|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (deco artist)}}

:Part of TakaraTomy's ''Movie Advanced Series'' lineup, Revenge Optimus Prime is redeco of the 2010 ''Transformers'' Battle Blades mold, featuring darker plastic, a pair of flip-out swords (the second release of this mold since [[Darkside Optimus Prime (DOTM)#Dark of the Moon|Darkside Optimus Prime]].) from the Hasbro release, and chromed fuel tank-guns & sun visors. His shins & wheel joints are bronze from the Hasbro release as opposed to the grey of Takara's ''Autobot Alliance'' release.

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[[File:Evolution2PackAOEOptimus.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Evolution 2-Pack Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Two-Pack, 2014)
**'''23 OF 30'''
**''Japanese Release Date'': [[2017]]-[[October 3|10-3]]
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle
:A Voyager-class two pack of ''[[Transformers: Classics|Classics]]'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Classics|Optimus Prime]], representing the Generation 1 version of the character, and a redeco of ''Age of Extinction'' Evasion Optimus Prime representing the Movie character (The deco patterns is most likely to emulate the character's design in 2007, with vague results). Like Rusty Optimus Prime (seen below), he features flames on his vehicle mode doors.

:Unlike the stock photography, the actual toy doesn't feature a [[mouthplate]]. In October, the two-pack was one of the three Evolution 2-packs available as a Toys"R"Us exclusive in Japan, with no changes on the figures with an exception of the packaging, which the front box features Japanese translated versions of the English text, and a sticker on the back confirming that this was a Japanese release. The robot mode stock photo lacks the gun nozzle/missile.

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[[File:PlatinumEditiontoy-2PackOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|For a bot who's supposed to be in hiding, he's sure got a lot of chrome.]]
*'''Optimus Prime & Grimlock''' (Platinum Edition Voyager 2-pack, 2014)
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle
:Released as a two-pack with Voyager Class [[Grimlock (AOE)#Platinum Edition|Grimlock]], ''[[Transformers: Platinum Edition|Platinum Edition]]'' Optimus Prime is a redeco of Evasion Mode Optimus Prime with chromed shoulders, fists, pelvis, lower stomach and leg sides. He features a headsculpt with a mouthplate. His truck stripe is now white.

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[[File:Milk-Magazine-Evasion-Mode-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|"Counselor Prime, what do you think?"]]
*'''Optimus Prime Battle Damage Color''' (Milk Magazine exclusive, 2014)
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle

:This hand-made custom of the Evasion Mode Optimus Prime figure is exclusive to Hong Kong's Milk Magazine. It's an officially licensed item produced in association with Hasbro Hong Kong. The weathering was done by Ori Toy.

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[[File:Lost Age TRU JP rusty Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Can't believe people are willing to pay a fortune for a dirt-covered Ultra Magnus cab that's missing its trailer-armor.]]
*'''Rusty Ver. Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2014)
**''Japanese release date:'' '''2014-[[August 18|08-18]]'''
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle
:A redeco of the Voyager Evasion Mode toy, Rusty Ver. Optimus Prime features extensive paint applications to give him a screen-accurate vehicle mode, and was released as a Toys"R"Us Japan-exclusive. It uses the alternate, faceplated head mold.

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[[File:Takaratomy-gold-classic-optimus-prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|No wonder why [[Lockdown (ROTF)|Lockdown]] is hunting him.]]
*'''Limited Color Optimus Prime'''{{sic}} (Battle Command Campaign, 2014)
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle
:Limited to 10 pieces, Limited Color Optimus Prime (限定カラークラシックオプティマスプライム) is a gold chrome redeco of the Voyager Class figure, and he's released as part of the Transformers Battle Command Campaign given away to ten winners via a lucky draw. The initial phase for entry was operated in July 2014, when those wishing to enter the draw had to mail in the proof of purchase from the Takara-Tomy Lost Age Optimus Prime. The actual mailing out of prizes was to take place on November 2014.

:In December 2014, Two additional copies were produced for the [http://paramount.nbcuni.co.jp/transformers/campaign/ Transformers: ''Age of Extinction'' DVD lucky draw campaign], with the buyers using the included application postcard on each DVD they purchased to win the item. Depending on the buyer's luck, they'll win a Nicola Peltz (Tessa) and Jack Reynor (Shane) B2 poster (limited to 10 pieces) or the ''Movie Advanced Series'' release of the Evasion Mode Optimus Prime (limited to 38 pieces) instead.

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[[File:Autobots-united-optimus-prime.jpg|right|upright=1.95|thumb|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEdZ-yjxHLI That's what I'm talkin' about.]]]
*'''Autobots United''' (Platinum Edition 5-pack, 2014)
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle
:The Autobots United 5 Pack includes another redeco of Voyager Class Evasion Mode Optimus Prime. This release features the faceplated headsculpt and, unlike the rest of the set, which strives for screen-accuracy, features a heavily Generation 1-inspired deco. Deco changes include replacing most of the blue & grey plastic into red, with blue paint applied on it, and his dark grey plastic is now a lighter shade. His Ion Cannon is now painted black to resemble his ''Generation 1'' toy's blaster, color-wise.

:He came in the BBTS shared exclusive "Autobots United" set along with screen-accurate redecos of [[Crosshairs (AOE)|Crosshairs]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]], [[Drift (AOE)|Drift]] and [[Hound (Movie)|Hound]].

:In the picture to the right, he is mistransformed, his shoulders are not folded.

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[[File:Platinum-edition-breakout-battle-optimus-prime.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Cookies and Cream Prime.]]
*'''Breakout Battle''' (Platinum Edition, 2014)
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle
:The "Breakout Battle" set includes another take on a screen-accurate "Scrapyard Optimus Prime", featuring a brown paint wash on tan plastic. The set was a shared exclusive between Toys"R"Us, online retailers such as Big Bad Toy Store, and Myer in Australia. The set was released in Australia, Singapore, and Canada but never actually made it to retail in the U.S. The set also includes [[Rollbar (AOE)|Rollbar]] and a [[Vehicon (AOE)|Vehicon]].
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====Leader Class toys====
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[[File:AOEGenerationstoy-LeaderOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.77|No one makes fun of Prime's <s>security</s> ''survival'' backpack and gets away with it! ''(Hasbro version pictured)'']]
[[File:Lost Age AD-01 Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.77|And it's a Buster right outta the gate! ''(TakaraTomy version pictured)'']]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Leader, 2014)
**''Series / Number:'' '''M4 / #001'''
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''AD01'''
**''Japanese release date:'' '''2014-[[May 17|05-17]]'''
**''Accessories:'' Sword of Judgment, Vector Shield
{{toydesigner|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (deco, TakaraTomy)}}

:Part of the first wave of ''Age of Extinction: Generations'' Leader Class toys, this is yet ''another'' "big" Optimus Prime figure. While smaller than the First Edition toy, this one features more silver and chrome paint in vehicle mode, a more poseable robot mode, and a Vector Shield accessory instead of the Sentinel Shield. Unlike the First Edition figure, Leader Class Optimus Prime's pauldrons and hip-skirts are formed from truck kibble, giving him a marginally smaller backpack. His accessories have roughly the same functionality as the First Edition toy, with his sword being hand-held and pegged onto his hands or storing underneath the truck, and his shield mounting onto his left forearm or storing on the back of the truck. Additionally, the sword sheath underneath the truck can be folded up and used in robot mode.

:It should be noted that this Optimus Prime can accommodate the [[Dual Energon Swords#Dark of the Moon|Battle Blade]] accessories to recreate the scene of him fighting against Galvatron.

:This figure was only made available as a store [[exclusive]] in parts of Europe, at least in the United Kingdom (at Argos) and Germany (at Rossmann drug stores).

:Apparently, early plans for the shield were to have it colored gold and silver, but it was later changed to gray and red. When a hand-painted [[prototype]] of the toy was first displayed at the 2013 New York Comic Con, the shield was colored yellow and silver; in addition, the original versions of the official Hasbro [[stock photography|stock photos]] also depict the gold color, but the versions featured on the back of the toy's [[packaging]] were edited so they would accurately depict the final toy's colors for the shield. Meanwhile, the versions of the stock photos provided to websites and online retailers depict the shield in its final colors for the robot mode, whereas the vehicle mode photo is the unedited version featuring the shield's original colors. Furthermore, UK-based retailer Argos also featured unedited versions of the stock photos for both modes in one of its catalogs, causing some confusion among fans.<ref name="argos">[http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/transformers-toy-discussion/991761-uk-getting-different-leader-decos-optimus-yellow-vector-shield.html TFW2005 thread] about outdated stock photos used in Argos catalog.</ref> Sometimes, the spring loaded "[[Automorph Technology|Automorph]]" feature in his head is too strong and causes the head to fly off...

:Some units feature a darker tone on the red paint applications.<ref>https://news.tfw2005.com/2014/05/17/transformers-4-age-of-extinction-generations-leader-optimus-prime-variant-found-180019</ref>

:The [[TakaraTomy]] version, part of the first wave of ''Movie Advanced Series'' toys, features numerous silver paint details, and alters the deco on his chest to be more screen-accurate, among many other changes. This figure's Vector Shield accessory is later redecoed as the "Golden Vector Shield", as the giveaway item for the 2nd ''The Last Knight'' Campaign in Japan.

: In Japan, buying this toy at [[AEON]] stores got the customer a [[campaign item|free]] [[Paulie|Dinobot Micron Paulie]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2014/Autobot/OptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on ''Age of Extinction'' Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

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[[File:GoldPlatedOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.22|This time, NO ONE dared to transform it.]]
*'''Gold Plated Optimus Prime''' (Leader, 2014)
**''Accessories:'' Sword of Judgement
:This gold vacuum metallized version of Optimus Prime is a prize in Hasbro's Asia Age of Extinction campaign. To qualify for winning this toy, one must be the biggest spender of the day during the midnight launch of the AoE toyline at specific Toys"R"Us or participate in a lucky draw. This toy is limited to 7 pieces. 2 are in mainland China, while Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan each have one.

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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Lucky Draw Leader Class, 2014)
**''Accessories'': Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile

:Released as a prize figure for the ''Transformers Celebration 2014'' event held at Ikebukuro Sunshine City store's Toys"R"Us, this Optimus Prime is a redeco of the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys|first Leader Class figure]], albeit unlike the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LuckyDraw2007Leader|first lucky draw figure]], this release features a more balanced deco consists of chromed paintable plastic and gold unpaintable plastic, and it doesn't need to be fixated with a stand. To qualify for winning this toy, one must spend about 3,000 yen and up on various Transformers toys to enter the lucky draw event.

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[[File:AOEPlatinumLeaderClassOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2]]
*'''Leader Class Grimlock & Leader Class Optimus Prime''' (Platinum Edition 2-pack, 2014)
**''Accessories'': Sword of Judgment, Vector Shield

:Platinum Optimus is a redeco of the Leader Class Optimus Prime. Optimus' color palette is now darkened with some additional paint details. His "Sword of Judgment" is now a light blue. Optimus features more chrome on his "Vector Shield", chest, and on his head. The set was a shared exclusive, available from BigBadToyStore and Toys"R"Us, and was also sold during a Taiwanese event celebrating the launch of ''[[Transformers Rising]]''.

:Initial [http://toys.tfw2005.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2014/06/TF4-Leader-2pack-Optimus-bot_1403963168.jpg prototype] [http://toys.tfw2005.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2014/06/TF4-Leader-2pack-Optimus-truck_1403963168.jpg photos] shows that Optimus' blue plastic is casted in translucent blue, which is not present in the final product.
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[[File:Movie-Advanced-Series-AD-31-Armor-Knight-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=2.2|thumb|Transforming my mouth is terrifying.]]
*'''Armor Knight Optimus Prime''' (Leader, 2014)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''AD31'''
**''Accessories'': Sword of Judgment, Vector Shield
{{toydesigner|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (deco artist)}}

:Armor Knight Optimus Prime is a retool of ''Age of Extinction: Generations'' Leader Class Optimus Prime. It features a new head sculpt with a rotatable faceplate (one side with the mask, the other without, the whole part rotates), along with other remolded body parts (such as his skirt, feet, and chest), giving it a more screen accurate appearance. He includes more movie-accurate weapons, featuring a new sword and shield, albeit in not-so-accurate colors (the sword's transparent orange blade was also a nod to the [http://www.joshnizzi.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/P_OptimusV2_Sword_130225_v003_JN.jpg sword's "heat up" mode in the concept art].). He is covered in metallic paint, along with additional chrome details on his rims and bumper.

:The new Sword of Judgement accessory is later redecoed in screen-accurate colors, as the giveaway item for the 1st ''The Last Knight'' Campaign in Japan.
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[[File:AOEBlackKnightOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|Gotta admit, this is ''awesome''.]]
*'''Black Knight Optimus Prime''' (Leader, 2015-[[August 3|08-03]])
**''Accessories'': Nemesis Sword, Sphere Shield

:Black Knight Optimus Prime is a [[black repaint]] of Armor Knight Optimus Prime (which is a retool of the first Leader Class Optimus Prime) in [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)|Nemesis Prime]]'s colors with an Autobot symbol, which is also a double reference to [[Eldedroid]]'s colors. His entire clear parts were cast in red.

:Black Knight Optimus Prime is a Toys"R"Us Japan exclusive.
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===''Lost Age Series''===
[[File:Takara-lost-age-series-battle-command-optimus-prime.jpg|thumb|Am I awesome?|right|upright=1.67]]
*'''Battle Command Optimus Prime''' ([[2014]])
**''TakaraTomy ID number:'' '''LA01'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[July 19]] 2014
**''Accessories:'' Trailer/Wing Backpack/Battle Station, 2 Hound's guns, 2 Sword-Guns, 2 face-guns, Sword of Judgement
{{toydesigner|[[Hisashi Yuki]] (TakaraTomy)}}

: A roughly Voyager-sized mold of Optimus Prime, he transforms into a Western Star "5700 OP" concept truck as seen in the film, in ''4 steps'':
::1. Press 2 buttons on the truck steps make the side panels pop out in position.
::2. Fold down the front section to transform it's robot mode legs.
::3. Fold back the rear parts to form the kibble.
::4. Position the arms into place, and Optimus will announce "Transform!", with a classic transformation sound effect.

: Like Stomp & Chomp Grimlock, his truck kibble from the back can accommodate One-Steps and Power Battlers, activating his various voice clips and flashing lights by interacting with the magnets in their feet. He has notably less kibble than other ''Age of Extinction'' Optimus Prime toys...from the front, at least. The back and sides are not so promising with large chunks of Western Star truck kibble hanging off his legs, making him look as if he's wearing a petticoat. At least the jetpack helps balance the whole thing out.

: The Sword of Judgement included with this toy is the same mold as the weapon included with the ''Age of Extinction'' leader class Optimus, but cast in flat grey rubbery plastic rather than the transparent plastic and paint operations of the initial release. This Optimus Prime erroneously features blue paint on his feet instead of the screen-accurate red.

: This Optimus Prime can tow the [[Armored Weapons Platform#Voyager Class toys|Mechtech Trailer]], though it lets the wheels lift off the ground.

: In Japan, buying this toy at [[AEON]] stores got the customer a [[campaign item|free]] [[Paulie|Dinobot Micron Paulie]].

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[[File:TF-AOE-Battle-Command-Optimus-Prime-and-Bumblebee-Strongest-Tag-Set.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Battle Command Optimus Prime & Bumblebee Strongest Tag Set''' (Multi-pack, 2014)
**''ID number:'' '''LA14'''
**''Release date'': [[October 18]] 2014
**''Accessories:'' Trailer/Wing Backpack/Battle Station, 2 Hound's guns, 2 Sword-Guns, 2 face-guns, Sword of Judgement, 1-step Changer High Octane Bumblebee

:A re-released version of the figure above, packaged with a One-Step Changer High Octane Bumblebee, unchanged from its original Hasbro release.

:As with the Final Battle set below, this toy also won the Japan Toy Awards 2014 ceremony, which is indicated by a small, golden sticker on the left side.

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[[File:TF-AOE-1-Step-Final-Battle-4-pack.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Final Battle 4-Figure Set''' (Multi-pack, 2014)
**''ID number:'' '''LA-SP'''
**''Release date'': [[October 18]] 2014

:The Japanese release of the Silver Knight Optimus Prime from the ''Age of Extinction Collection'' 6-pack set is bundled with 1-Step Helicopter Drift, Galvatron, and Slug.
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==''Construct-Bots''==
[[File:ConstructBots AoE dino-rider Optimus Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Dinobot Riders, 2014)
**''Accessories'': Gun
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

: A smaller toy that can ride on Dinobots. He includes a small gun.

:His nominal Dinobot steed (if it wasn't already abundantly obvious) is [[Grimlock (AOE)|Grimlock]].
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[[File:Transformers-construct-bots-dinofire-grimlock-optimus-prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Dinofire Grimlock''' (Dinobot, 2014)
**''Accessories'': Gun
:Available only in the "Dinofire Grimlock" set, this Optimus is a slight redeco of the individual Dinobot Riders Optimus Prime, featuring a brighter shade of red and blue.
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*'''Optimus Prime with Gnaw''' (Dinobot Warriors, 2014)
{{toydesigner|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

: Optimus Prime transforms from a truck-thing to a robot. He includes a sword weapon and his Dinobot partner [[Gnaw (AOE)|Gnaw]] who can turn into a backpack, arm and chest armor, and a ''gigantic'' axe.
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*'''Grimlock with Silver Knight Optimus Prime''' (2014)
**''Accessories'': Gun, Sword
:Bundled with a redecoed Grimlock, Silver Knight Optimus Prime is a redeco of the Dinobot Riders Optimus Prime. He also comes with an extra sword accessory.

:The set was currently released as a Target exclusive.
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==''Legend Commander Collection''==
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*'''Optimus Prime''' (2014)
**''ID number:'' '''LC-04'''
:Part of the ''[[Legend Commander Collection]]'' sold at [[Transformers Expo]], Optimus Prime is an extensive redeco of the "One Step Changer" Optimus Prime, retaining the pin from the original mold. Remaining stock was sold through [[TakaraTomy Mall]].

:This mold was also used to make Silver Knight Optimus Prime from the One-Step Collection.
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==''Q-Transformers''==
[[File:QTransformers AOE Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|right|300px]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (2014)
**''ID number:'' '''QT-01E'''

:''[[Q-Transformers]]'' Optimus Prime is a [[super deformed]] toy based on his ''Age of Extinction'' design, transforming into a cute little Western Star 4900 SB. It was sold as an exclusive at Transformers Expo months before the proper release of the toyline.

:This mold was also used to make ''Q-Transformers'' [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Q-Transformers|Nemesis Prime]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2015/Autobot/QTOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on ''Q-Transformers'' Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''

*'''Optimus Prime''' (2014-[[December 26|12-26]])
**''ID number:'' '''QT-01'''

:This standard retail version of ''Q-Transformers'' Prime is identical to the Transformers Expo release.

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[[File:QTransformers QT23 Optimus.jpg|thumb|right|300px]]
*'''Optimus Prime (Watashi ni ii kangae ga aru)''' (2015-[[July 25|07-25]], 2016-[[January 30|01-30]])
**''ID number:'' '''QT-23''', '''QTF-01'''

:This Optimus Prime is a new mold that matches the character's more cartoony and simplified appearance in the ''[[Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns (cartoon)|Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns]]'' cartoon. The "Watashi ni ii kangae ga aru" added to his name means "I have a good idea" (私にいい考えがある). A line originally spoken by [[Optimus Prime (G1)|G1 Optimus Prime]] at various times in the Japanese dub of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|original cartoon]], it has a reputation as a catchphrase of his among Japanese fans and has been reused by many Optimus Primes since, including the Prime in the ''Q-Transformers'' cartoon.

:This toy was re-released with a new ID number as part of the second ''Q-Transformers'' series.

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*'''Q-Transformers Protagonists 3-Figure Set''' (2016-01-30)
**''ID number:'' '''QTFS-01 '''

:The second Optimus Prime toy was also sold in a three-pack with fellow cartoon main characters [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Bumblebee]] and [[Lockdown (ROTF)#Q-Transformers|Lockdown]]. They come with a cardboard backdrop to be displayed on that depicts a typical service area of a Japanese expressway, much like the real locations the characters stand around in in the cartoon.

:Although usually sold in Japanese markets, some department stores in Asia had sold the set as well.
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==Bearbrick==
[[File:Bearbrick AOEOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|right|300px]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (2015)

: A special edition [[Bearbrick]] released in celebration of the ''Transformers'' 30th anniversary, Optimus Prime is a redeco of Bearbrick [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Bearbrick|G1 Optimus Prime]] in a deco based on his ''Age of Extinction'' appearance. He transforms from a Bearbrick painted up like himself to a bear-eared robot and comes with no accessories, but holes in his [[robot mode]] hands can accommodate other toys' weapons.

: This mold was redecoed into [[Nemesis Prime (G1)|Nemesis Prime]] and retooled into [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Bearbrick|Megatron]] and then further retooled with a new chest into [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Bearbrick|Bumblebee]] and [[Starscream (G1)/toys#Bearbrick|Starscream]].
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==''Battle Masters''==
[[File:BattleMasters OptimusPrime Grimlock 2pack.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Optimus Prime / Grimlock''' (2015)

:A redeco of the sword-wielding version of ''[[Battle Masters]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Battle Masters)|Optimus Prime]], Silver Knight Optimus Prime is a non-transforming "Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots"-like toy with arms that punch through the use of levers in his legs. He can also be placed on the included controller handle, allowing the punches to be activated with a pair of triggers. Optimus Prime was only available in a Target-exclusive two-pack with [[Grimlock (AOE)#Battle Masters|Grimlock]].

::*''[https://tfu.info/2014/Autobot/BMTargetOptimusPrime/optimusprime.htm More information on Silver Knight Optimus Prime at TFU.info]''
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==''Movie The Best''==
===Voyager Class toys===
[[File:Transformers-Movie-MB-01-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, [[2017]]-[[February 4|02-04]])
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''MB-01'''
**''Accessories:'' Ion cannon, projectile/nozzle

:Released as part of TakaraTomy's ''[[Transformers Movie The Best]]'' toyline to conclude the 10th anniversary of the [[live-action film series]], this Optimus Prime is an extensive redeco of his Evasion mode toy. He also uses the faceplated head and the dark gray-colored Ion Cannon used for the Evolution 2-pack/''Platinum Edition'' 5-pack release. While his deco had taken cues from both the TakaraTomy release of Evasion Mode Optimus Prime and the ''Platinum Edition'' Breakout Battle figure, the weathering pattern bears a similar resemblance to his rusty version of the figure. Unfortunately, this release suffers from ''heavy'' mold degradation, particularly in the form of ill-fitting tabs around the truck front/shoulder area.

:Like the rest of the ''Movie The Best'' figures, Optimus Prime is packaged in vehicle mode.

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*'''Dino Ride Grimlock & Optimus Prime''' (Voyager, 2017-[[March 25|03-25]])
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''MB-09'''
:This reissue of Grimlock comes with a new non-transforming Optimus Prime mini figure, standing in the size of an ''Armada'' Mini-con. He also comes with his trademark sword & shield.
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===Leader Class toys===
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[[File:Transformers-Movie-MB-11-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|And the fandom finally rejoiced for real...]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Leader, 2017-[[March 25|03-25]])
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''MB-11'''
**''Accessories'': 2 fuel tank/exhaust assemblies - combine into Ion blaster, 2 Energon Swords, 2 Battle Hooks, Knuckle

:This Optimus Prime is an extensive screen-accurate redeco of the ''Dark of the Moon'' Supreme Class/Leader Class Striker retool, using the Ion Blaster accessory from the Buster Optimus Prime and the Toys"R"Us Japan-exclusive battle blade accessories. He also comes with the Knuckle piece and the Battle Hooks and uses the 2-2-1 articulated fingers featured from the second ''Asia Premium Series'' release. He also features a whopping 40 phrases recorded by [[Tesshō Genda]].

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[[File:TF-Movie-the-Best-MB-17-Optimus-Prime-Revenge-Edition.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|You bought the ''Masterpiece'' Prime already? Come on.]]
*'''Optimus Prime (Revenge Version)''' (Leader, 2018-[[March 24|03-24]])
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''MB-17'''
**''Accessories'': 2 Energon Swords, 2 Battle Hooks, Knuckle, 2 fuel tank/exhaust assemblies - combine into Ion blaster

:Another release of the Leader Class Optimus Prime figure, now redecoed from the original ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Leader Class mold, but with the gimmick-less arms from the Supreme Class retool, and a pair of articulated fingers which was not previously used for the original release. He also retains his pair of Energon Swords, Hooks, his Knuckle piece, and the fuel tanks that can combine to form his ion blaster. In terms of deco, he features a darker plastic color and paint (which resulted in two-tone shades of silver & gunmetal), which is meant to go with this line's Jetfire.

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[[File:TF-Movie-the-Best-MB-20-Nemesis-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Just in case you don't want to customize your valuable Calibur Prime.]]
*'''Nemesis Prime''' (Leader, 2018-[[March 24|03-24]])
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''MB-20'''
**''Accessories'': Temenos Sword, Calibur Axe, Overshield/Fifth Wheel Hitch

:''Movie the Best'' Nemesis Prime is a redeco of the TakaraTomy exclusive Calibur Optimus Prime figure, with darker paint and plastic, and bright, metallic, purple eyes, and the mark of [[Quintessa (TLK)|Quintessa]] on his face. As for the weapons, the Calibur Axe uses translucent purple plastic instead of orange, and there is more silver at the base of the blade. The Overshield has black replacing the original's silver and purple replacing the original's bronze.
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==''Masterpiece Movie Series''==
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[[File:MPM4Optimus.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|...until this came. (''Hasbro version pictured'')]]
[[File:TF-Masterpiece-Takara-MPM-4-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|If you have bought the Hasbro release, then I have some bad news for you, and ''your wallet''. (''TakaraTomy version pictured'')]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' ([[2017]])
**''Movie'': '''''Transformers'''''<ref>The packaging actually features a "10 Years" logo, in reference to the anniversary of the first film.</ref>
**''ID number:'' '''MPM-4'''
**''TakaraTomy release date:'' [[September 30]], 2017
**''Accessories'': "[[Ion blaster|Rifle]]", 2 "[[Dual Energon Swords|Energy Swords]]", [[Matrix of Leadership/toys#MPM4|Matrix of Leadership]]

:Released to conclude the 10th Anniversary of the live-action film series, [[The_Transformers:_Masterpiece#Transformers_sublines|''Masterpiece Movie Series'']] Optimus Prime is a brand new mold that transforms from a 25 cm-tall robot (a little taller than MP-10 [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#MP10|Convoy]]) resembling how the character appeared in the first live action movie into a <s>Kenworth W900</s> modified Peterbilt 379, in 43 steps, with many of the engineering cues being distinctively based and improved on the [[#Leader_Class_toys_2|''Revenge of the Fallen'' Leader Class mold]].

:The figure has diecast in its feet, shins, and abdomen. It features pinstriped flames, articulated fingers, a headsculpt with a face that can rotate between masked and unmasked modes in a method identical to Armor Knight Optimus Prime's, and an abdomen that opens to reveal a chamber housing a diecast Matrix of Leadership. He comes with said Matrix, his "Rifle" (aka "Ion Cannon"), and a pair of "Energy Swords" that tab in behind his wrists (the hands unfortunately have to be bent forward to accommodate these). All three weapons can combine and store on the trailer hitch in vehicle mode. Speaking of, Optimus can tow the [[Combat Deck (G1)#MP10|trailer]] from ''Masterpiece'' MP-10 Convoy (and its various redecoes). Due to this feature, he is actually too short in robot mode, deviating from the scale much more than his peers.<ref>[https://www.tfw2005.com/boards/threads/mpm-3rd-party-scale-discussion.1194209/page-2#post-17949152 Thread discussion on the MPM scale], which lists Weijiang's upscaled knockoff of MPM Optimus deviating from the scale by being 0.93 cm too short; and taller than the real MPM by 3 inches.</ref>

:Though the figure does a much better job of conveying the on-screen character model than the ROTF Leader Class mold did, there are still a few inaccuracies—most notably the forearm and shoulder pad designs and the head/torso proportions. The final product also lacks certain paint details visible in stock and packaging imagery, such as the blue rings on his feet and the gold on his pelvis. It should be noted that this mold does not combine with [[Jetfire (Movie)#Leader Class toys|Jetfire]].

:The TakaraTomy release replaces the dark gray plastic on the Hasbro version with lighter gray as well as adding the missing paint apps shown on the box.

:In addition, it is very difficult, if not impossible for the vehicle mode to tab together properly. The entire cab assembly breaks apart very easily as the tabs lack sufficient friction to keep it together, resulting in either a gap forming between the front windows and the hood or part of the hood raising up. The pipes that are supposed to connect to the bottom of the smokestacks also don't swing out far enough to properly do so if the feet are tabbed together completely. When attempting to complete the cab assembly, it is advised to apply upward pressure on the front side barrels while pushing the cab downwards. A misassembly error is also present on all versions of the mold, where the roof hinges that connect the sides of the cabin are reversed. Two sets of plastic rings on posts connect each of the shoulders to the torso - the ring that ends up on top in vehicle mode is slightly too thick and often filled with stress marks straight out of the packaging and can create stress marks on the torso piece it's connected to. The same ring can also make it ''extremely'' difficult to tab the cab together. Since the lower ring is on a separate part and still keeps the joint connected, it can be helpful to disassemble the figure and cut away the upper ring to alleviate both problems, but do so at your own risk.

:Much like his ROTF ancestor, he is a frequent victim of [[Knockoff|counterfeiting]], ranging from clones that fix the issues above to high quality upscales.

:[[Starscream (G1)/toys#HasbroMP|As]] [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#HasbroMP|expected]], the [[:File:MPM4Optimus.jpg|Hasbro stock photos]] have the figure mistransformed in both modes. The backpack is a mess, the chest and torso bits aren't properly configured, and the smokestacks in truck mode aren't extended.

:In the United States, Canada, and Hasbro's Asian markets, ''Masterpiece Movie Series'' Optimus Prime was exclusively available from [[Toys"R"Us]], whereas in Spain, he saw a wider release, being at least available via the Spanish subsidiaries of [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] and Carrefour. It's currently unknown if he was also available in stores, or limited to online purchases. In Greece, he was officially available via at least one toy store chain, aptly named simply "Toys-Shop", but again might have been available online only.

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[[File:MPM-12-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Nekoptimus Prime.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' ([[2021]])
**''Movie'': '''''Bumblebee'''''
**''ID number:'' '''MPM-12'''
**''Accessories'': "Ion Blaster", [[Matrix of Leadership/toys#MPM12|Matrix of Leadership]]
{{toydesigner|[[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:The second ''Masterpiece Movie Series'' Optimus Prime transforms from a robot based on his appearance in the ''Bumblebee'' mid-credits scene into an unlicensed approximation of a 1970s Marmon cab-over truck, rather than the Freightliner he appears as during the film's ending scene, much like the ''Studio Series'' toy [[#SS38|below]]. He comes with his "Ion Blaster" used in the Cybertron sequences in the film, which can be folded and stored behind his cab. He also includes a new [[Matrix of Leadership/toys#MPM12|Matrix of Leadership]], despite the Matrix never appearing or being mentioned in the movie. Similar to the ''Masterpiece Movies Series'' toy above, Optimus Prime can tow the [[Combat Deck (G1)#MP44|trailer]] included with MP-44 [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#MP44|Convoy]].

:Unfortunately, due to reduced parts count and possibly cost-cutting measures, the trigonal [[kibble]] on his shoulders ends up slightly protruding on the vehicle mode. This also results in a somewhat amusing appearance for the truck mode, as the placement of the said kibble looks like it has a pair of cat-ears.

:Hasbro [https://www.instagram.com/p/CLtuM8DJeY9/ stock photography] depicts much brighter and saturated colors, as well as clear blue windows. TakaraTomy stock photography (right), which was revealed months later, features darker, more film-accurate colors, and clear grey windows. The Hasbro box also features the peculiar (''especially'' for a Masterpiece figure) call-out "Articulated Head" depicting Optimus just... turning his head to the left. The photography is also strangely low resolution compared to previous releases in the line, possibly a consequence of 2020 pandemic complications.

:This toy was revealed on February 25, 2021 via live-stream. It is a [[Target]] exclusive in the United States and a [[Toys"R"Us]] exclusive in Canada.

:This figure would be redecoed into MPM-12N [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Masterpiece|Nemesis Prime]].
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==''The Last Knight''==
===''Turbo Changers''===
[[File:TF-TLK-One-Step-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|(In case you didn't know, this is the TakaraTomy stock photo.)]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (One-Step Changer, 2017)
**''Japanese Name'': '''Speed Change Optimus Prime'''
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''TLK-07'''
**''Japanese release date'': '''2017-[[April 29|04-29]]'''

:This Optimus Prime is a ''minor'' redeco of the One-Step Changer figure, ''omitting'' the paint apps on the knees, the flames on his shoulders, and changing the robot mode chest's deco. Along with his wavemate Bumblebee, Optimus Prime loses his pin on his leg, which is used to activate Stomp & Chomp Grimlock's pop-out weapons and gimmicks. As with the first wave of the Turbo Changers, Optimus features a nearly invisible tampograph on his vehicle front, which can be revealed with [[Dragonstorm#MegaTurboChanger|Mega Turbo Changer Dragonstorm]]'s UV-powered Cyberfire gimmick.

:In 2019, the toy was given away free for the school kids who attended the [https://art.parco.jp/parcomuseum/detail/?id=168 ”The World Of Transformers” Exhibition] held at the Parco Museum in Ikebukuro from March 15th to Monday, April 1st, 2019.

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*'''1-Step Turbo Changer 6 Pack''' (2017)
**''Accessories'': Axe, Club, 2 spear-like weapons, Scimitar, Shield

:This Optimus Prime is a redeco of the figure above, featuring red wheels and various Tech Spec-sque patterns on the legs & chest which can be decoded with their transparent red weapons, which is molded in a sprue similar to the ones used for the Arms Microns kits & ''Robots in Disguise (2015)'' Mini-Con figures. He can use any weapons included in this set, although his primary weapon is an axe.

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[[File:TF-TLK-Knight-Armor-Turbo-Changer-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|''(Hasbro version pictured)'']]
[[File:TF-TLK-TC-01-Big-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|''(TakaraTomy version pictured)'']]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Knight Armor Turbo Changer, 2017/2018)
**''Japanese Name'': '''Big Optimus Prime'''
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''TC-01'''
**''Japanese release date'': '''2018-[[February 3|02-03]]'''

:Knight Armor Turbo Changer Optimus Prime is a Voyager-sized figure that transforms from truck to robot in just 2-steps: pulling his whole truck kibble to the front then fold down to complete the robot mode, although converting him back requires some few steps. His only articulation is the elbows, and he features 5mm compatible hands. He also features a "Knight Armor" gimmick, which consists of his mask popping out to his head with the press of the button on his chest. Take note that you need to flip back the mask manually before you turn him back into Truck Mode.

:The TakaraTomy release of the figure features extensive paint applications to resembles his on-screen appearances, and his pop-out mask is now vacuum metallized with some gold details.
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===''Tiny Turbo Changers''===
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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2017)
**''Series'': '''1''' & '''2'''
**''Bag Code'': '''I'''
:[[Tiny Turbo Changers]] Optimus Prime is a small, stumpy, soft-plastic [[blindpacking|blind-bagged]] mini-figure that changes from robot to a licensed Western Star 5700 OP Truck with just a few simple steps. He features ball-jointed shoulders and hands that are compatible with ''[[Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'' weapons and other 3mm post accessories. Like all Tiny Turbo Changers, his vehicle-mode tires do not spin, sorry.

:Being only an inch and three quarters half, he is the second smallest transformable movie version of Optimus Prime around, only losing the first spot to the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Q-Transformers|Q-Transformers]] version. Much like the normal-colors [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#TinyTurboChanger|Bumblebee]], he was available in both Series 1 and 2 of the line, with no noteworthy changes between releases. Not even their bag codes were altered. Their instruction books were updated to say "Series 2".

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*'''Optimus Prime / Steelbane / Bumblebee''' (3-pack, 2017)
**''Accessories'': "Autobot" weapons sprue (2 swords, flail-axe, left shield-half), "Decepticon" weapons sprue (2 cutlasses, knife, right shield-half)
:Released as part of the [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] ''Reveal The Shield'' subline, this Tiny Turbo Changer 3-pack contains a [[redeco]]ed Optimus Prime and [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#RtSTinyTurbo3pack|Bumblebee]] (in their first non-blindpacked release) and a new [[Steelbane#TinyTurboChanger|Steelbane]] figure. This version of Optimus features red wheels & [[Tech Spec]]-esque patterns on his robot mode chest and... groin-flaps, though the ''real'' decoding is on his vehicle mode roof, which when seen through the attached clear-red weapons (or similar plastic device) reveals... an Autobot symbol. Surprise.

:Despite being a store-exclusive, the 3-pack containing this figure absolutely choked store shelves thanks to their [[shelfwarmer|inability to sell]], and were still available in plentiful numbers two years after the film's release.
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===''Titan Changers''===
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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Titan Changers, 2017)

:''Titan Changers'' Optimus Prime is an all new mold that transforms from a tall robot into a truck in just 4 easy steps!
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===Legion Class toys===
{{Note|All versions of the Legion Class Optimus Prime toys feature an undocumented feature of him combining with Legends Class Jetfire.}}
[[File:TF-TLK-Legion-Class-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|With this toy, I will make people think that I went back to my old body like Bumblebee has!]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Legion Class, 2017)

:Legion Class Optimus Prime is a redeco/retool of the first ''Revenge of the Fallen'' Legends Class figure, with the deco resembling the paint job from Optimus Prime's Western Star "5700 OP" concept truck. While the main body is identical to the figure, the arms and legs are newly tooled, with simple assemblies for the wheels. The retooled legs now features a more solid stopping point, which prevents the center front grill/legs to swing back further. It should be noted that his flame decals are ''painted over'' the side windows.

:The newly tooled legs also feature unreasonably long pegs to secure their connection in vehicle mode. They have a tendency to snap off over time, though this doesn't affect the toy too much.

:In 29th August to 29th September, the entire 1st wave of ''The Last Knight'' Legion Class figures that almost ''massively'' shelfwarmed in Malaysia's Toys"R"Us stores was sold as a giveaway item for the customers who purchased ''The Last Knight'' toys in a price of RM200 (approx $46) in a single receipt. Optimus is one of the four.

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[[File:TF-TLK-Walmart-Legion-2-pack-Optimus-Prime-and-Ravenspar-box.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Who are you, again?]]
*'''Optimus Prime and Ravenspar''' (Walmart 2-pack, 2017)

:This unchanged release of Legion Class Optimus Prime was available in a two-pack with [[Ravenspar]], a redeco of [[Soundwave (WFC)#Cyberverse|''Prime'' Cyberverse Soundwave]], under the ''Autobots Unite'' subline imprint.

:This set was ''intended'' to be [[exclusive]] to [[Walmart]] stores in the United States, but although it ''was'' stocked by the Walmart US online store, it supposedly never actually made it to brick and mortar Walmart stores, instead ending up at US discount retailers, primarily Ross stores. Internationally, it was available in Hong Kong (possibly as a non-exclusive general retail release), at Walmart's subsidiary Asda in the United Kingdom, as a Prisma exclusive in Finland, and as a Walmart exclusive in Mexico. It was also listed at the websites of Dutch retailers Bart Smit and Intertoys (owned by the same parent company), but again, it's unsure if it was ever actually released in the Netherlands.

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*'''Optimus Prime & Grimlock''' (Toys"R"Us 2-pack, 2017)

:Available with Grimlock, this Optimus Prime is a redeco (or possibly a repaint) of the figure above, featuring extra paint applications on the chest and thighs, and he features a different flame pattern on his side doors. His Autobot insignia is now tampographed on his right arm. The cyberglyphs on his front hood is confusingly translated as "PRIME". The 2-pack also comes with a card, which the glyphs being decoded as "DINOBOTS". Optimus Prime and Grimlock also saw release as a Toys"R"Us Japan exclusive, making this Optimus Prime redeco/slight retool to be first sold at Japanese markets.

:The final product retains the simple-assembly wheels rather than being assembled with rivet pins seen in the stock photos.
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*'''Optimus Prime (Clear Ver)''' (2017)

:This Legion Class Optimus Prime is a transculent redeco of the mold above, utilizing the retooled pegs and the deco pattern from the Toys"R"Us 2-pack. He is made available for the [http://www.doll-museum.jp/4524 Transformers 35th Anniversary exhibition held at Yokohama Doll Museum], given away for elementary school students who purchased the tickets.

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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Starter Set, 2017)
**''Accessories'': Cube, USB cord

:''Allspark Tech'' Optimus Prime transforms from a Rescue Bots-styled robot into a deformed Western Star truck and back. As a Starter pack, he comes with electronic Allspark Cube that can fit on his chest cavity, which gives him different sound effects for his robot & vehicle modes. He also comes with a USB cord, mostly used for recharging.

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*'''Shadow Spark Optimus Prime''' (Starter Set, 2017)
**''Accessories'': Cube, USB cord

:''Allspark Tech'' Shadow Spark Optimus Prime is a redeco of the figure above, based on his Nemesis Prime alter ego seen in the movie. His electronic cube could probably feature different sound effects.
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===''Premier Edition''===
====Deluxe Class toys====
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*'''Optimus Prime 2-Pack''' (2017)
**''Accessories'': MechTech Blaster/Energon Battle Axe, Gun/missile/flame attachment

:This 2-pack release of Optimus Primes are redecoes of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Deluxe Class toys|''Transformers'' (2007) Protoform Optimus Prime]], and [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Deluxe Class toys 2|''MechTech'' Deluxe Class Optimus Prime]].

:"Cybertron Optimus Prime" new features a darker grey plastic, and mostly shares the same paint mask to the original Deluxe class figure, with added paint details on his head and the mesh-like pattern on the front of his "entry" mode. The silver paint on his chest was slightly changed from the original and he lacks the paint on his feet, his "headlights", and the top of his "entry" mode. Lastly, he features Cyberglyphics on his vehicle mode windows, and the rear sides of the vehicle. His flame attachment is now cast in translucent red plastic with orange sprays.

:Although ''MechTech'' Optimus Prime's deco is similar to the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Deluxe Class toys 2|first Deluxe Class figure]], some of his parts (robot shoulder flaps, chest piece/truck front) were recast in blue plastic (with the chest being painted red), and his paint applications on the pelvis, headlights & thighs are omitted. His front truck hood/backpack's deco is altered: the truck steps and the fenders were painted blue, and the gold gradients on the flame tampographs are removed, while he features additional flame tampos on both sides of his front hood, and an Autobot Insignia on his left robot shoulder. He still retains the light-piping gimmick, but cast in clear plastic, with the eyeballs being (halfheartedly) painted with clear blue. His MechTech weapon is cast in transparent orange plastic, with the exception of the scope/lever and the gun barrel, which remained opaque silver plastic due to being cast with unpaintable plastic. He also features Cyberglyphics on the left side of his vehicle mode front hood.

:All Cyberglyphs in this set translate to "PRIME"
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====Voyager Class toys====
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[[File:TF-TLK-Voyager-Class-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|"No, I'm way more awesome than [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Lost Age Series|you]]!"]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (2017)
**''Accessories'': Sword, Shield
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)}}

:This Voyager-sized Optimus Prime is an all-new mold (with a similar transformation scheme to [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Generations|''Age of Extinction'' Voyager Class Galvatron]], notably the shoulders, rooftop backpack, and the leg/wheels combo) based on his Leader Class figure. He features a similar but different transformation scheme, which results in a somewhat clean robot mode, although most of his vehicle kibble hangs on his back. He also features the sword & the shield based on his final design in the movie, albeit the sword being painted similarly to the Armor Knight Optimus Prime's sword. His Sword can store underneath his Vehicle mode or his robot mode backpack, while the shield can be stored on the truck's fifth wheel hitch, which can also tow the trailer included from the Japanese exclusive [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#VoyagerTrailer|Mechtech Voyager]]. Although the pectoral armor can be slightly pushed up a little bit further, the pieces have to actually stop at where the rectangular peg holes are located.

:Surprisingly, this was also the first Hasbro exclusive transforming Movie Optimus Prime figure to be based on the final design seen in ''Age of Extinction''. He even features the forearms that Prime had before obtaining the Sword of Judgement, which unfortunately means that he is inaccurate to his appearance in the battle of Hong Kong and the entirety of ''The Last Knight''. The sword's blade is still painted as the heated-up version from the concept art.

:Like the larger ''First Edition'' figure, this toy is a rather egregious [[shellformer]], to the point where you can actually separate the robot mode from his vehicle shell if you ''really'' wanted to.

:While he can tow the [[Armored Weapons Platform#Voyager Class toys|Mechtech Trailer]], it cannot turn left or right due to the gray trailer hitch slightly pressing against the trailer's landing gear joints, and it ''slightly'' lifts the trailer with the front-rear tires lifting off the ground. The 2018 giveaway event-exclusive [[Quad Barrel Shotgun#Generations|Quad Barrel Shotgun]] accessory can be used for this figure.

:The Hasbro stock photos of the toy are ''slightly'' mistransformed: his pectoral armor is not folded correctly in robot mode. At least a ''very small'' number of units feature a faceplate-less head sculpt which was probably intended for a later retool, but there is no news about this pretool being released in the future. This figure was also released in Toys"R"Us Japan on May 1st, 2017 as a store exclusive, likewise identical to the Hasbro release.

:The CG stock photos feature extra silver paint apps on the lower thighs and hands, which the final product does not feature.

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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Toys"R"Us Giveaway, 2017)
**''Accessories'': Sword, Shield

:Released as one of the prizes from the "Midnight Madness" event in a Toys R'Us in Singapore, this Optimus Prime is a redeco (of sorts) of the Voyager Class figure. The figure's deco is unchanged from the standard release, but he now has weathered battle damage paint all over him (yes, this includes applying to unpaintable plastic). In addition, the bright yellow paint is applied onto the blade.

:In some countries like Malaysia, Prime could be obtained by buying some certain items in an expensive price, given away along with a similarly 'battle-damaged' redeco of [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]. He was also released as a prize figure for the Transformers Atrium Fair in Takashimaya B2 Atrium located in Singapore from 13 till 26th June 2017.

:He was also available at the movie launch event in a Toys R'Us in Hong Kong, as a prize for spending HKD$1,500 on Transformers-related products.

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[[File:TF-TLK-7net-Dark-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Once again proving Takara's superiority, only for double the price!]]
*'''Dark Optimus Prime''' (Omni7 exclusive Voyager Class, 2017)
**''Accessories'': Sword, Shield

:This exclusive redeco of Optimus Prime features darker shades of red and blue than his other releases and has extensive paint applications to resemble his on-screen appearances in ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)|The Last Knight]]'', particularly his Nemesis Prime alter ego seen in the film. To that end, he features movie-accurate flame patterns, which are larger and more elaborate than the ones on the regular release or the SDCC exclusive, on his vehicle mode exterior and robot pectoral armor. His eyes and sword are also painted metallic purple, but his shield is completely unpainted for some reason.

:Dark Optimus Prime could be purchased along with advance tickets for ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)|The Last Knight]]'' via movie cards from June 25, 2017, on the Omni7 website, and from September 29, 2017, if the item was purchased without advance tickets.

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[[File:TF-TLK-MyNews-Lucky-Draw-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.1|thumb|Ksatria Emas.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (MyNEWS Lucky Draw Prize, 2017)
**''Accessories'': Sword

:Available as a Lucky Draw prize for the Malaysian news and convenience store MyNEWS, this Optimus Prime figure features a gold chrome finish on ''every'' plastic on him (and yes, this ''probably'' includes unpaintable plastic).
:The only way to obtain the prize was:
:#Purchase any Transformers product worth RM30 (approx $7 in the US) in a single receipt from any myNEWS store (Well, the only TF-related items in this store were ''Robots in Disguise'' Tiny Titans, ''The Last Knight'' Tiny Turbo Changers, and ''Generations'' Alt-modes)
:#Take a photo with your Transformers collections.
:#Like their Facebook page, and post your photo and your receipt as a comment under the contest’s posting on the official Facebook page with their ''The Last Knight''-related hashtags.
:#And finally, submit your entry by emailing your photo and receipt to their e-mail address.

:And oh, not to mention that the figure was limited to 10 pieces, so uh, good luck.

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[[File:TF-TLK-SDCC2017-Voyager-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|"Takara is better than us? We'll show them! give him the best paint apps we got! And give them the free extra tire piece."]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (SDCC 2017 exclusive Voyager Class, 2017)
**''Accessories'': Sword, Shield, Tire piece

:The ''San Diego Comic-Con 2017'' exclusive Optimus Prime figure is another redeco of the ''Premier Edition'' figure, which aims for a more movie-accurate look than the original by still sharing the same paint masks, but replacing the chest's deco with flames and adding extra paint applications on the legs, arms, chest, head, tire rims, both sides of the engine compartment, and the sword and shield... but for some reason still sports the movie-inaccurate blue 'collar', as well as the smaller, less accurate vehicle flame tampographs instead of the more movie-accurate ones used on Dark Optimus Prime. His Autobot insignia is also moved on the upper back section of the air dam. He is packaged in a stylish, display-case-like-box similar to later ''Transformers: Alternators'' releases and the Hasbro Toy Shop/SDCC 2011 exclusive figure.

:Hilariously, Optimus Prime also comes with an ''authentic tire piece'' from a Western Star 5700XE truck (no seriously, look it up.). His stock photo is also ''slightly'' mistranformed: his pectoral armor is not rotated properly in robot mode. Also, the fifth wheel hitch pieces seem to be missing on his robot mode stock photos.

:Remaining stock was sold through Hasbro Toy Shop.

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[[File:TF-TLK-Reveal-Your-Shield-Voyager-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|THE WEAPONS OF MINE GLOWS WITH AN AWESOME POWER! IT'S GIMMICK TELLS ME TO READ MY PATTERNS!]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Reveal the Shield Voyager Class, 2017)
**''Accessories'': Sword, Shield
:This redeco of the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys 4|''Dark of the Moon'' Voyager Class Optimus Prime]] figure features a really unusual deco pattern consisting of red transparent tires, the vehicle front grill and fuel tanks (the fenders remained opaque red due to unpaintable plastic). Some of his parts like the vehicle front hood and the truck roof feature a pattern similar to the ones used for the [[Tech Spec]]s in the ''Generation 1'' toys. He features a new sword and shield accessory, which can be used to decode the patterns.

:In the United Kingdom, this Optimus Prime was released as an Argos exclusive along with several other sets branded as part of the ''Reveal the Shield'' [[subline imprint]]. His United States release was initially claimed to be exclusive to [[Target]] by online retailers from Asia, but even though the other ''Reveal the Shield'' products eventually became available at Target, Voyager Class Optimus Prime was released as a [[Toys"R"Us]] exclusive in the United States instead, complete with a "Toys"R"Us exclusive" sticker. Also, both his United States and Asian releases lack the "Reveal the Shield" logo the United Kingdom release has (but still feature the "Reveal hidden images" call-out).

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[[File:TF-TLK-7net-exclusive-Optimus-Prime-Clear-version.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb]]
*'''Optimus Prime Clear Version''' (2017)
**''Release Date'': 2017-[[November 13|12-13]]
**''Accessories'': Sword, Shield

:This limited edition redeco of ''Premier Edition'' Optimus Prime features almost entirely clear plastic (some parts remain opaque due to unpaintable plastic), and he was available as a 7net online shop exclusive. He can be obtained if the customers purchase the movie's different releases:
:1. Blu-Ray + DVD + Special Features Blu-Ray.
:2. 3D + Blu-Ray + Special Features Blu-Ray.
:3. 4K + + Blu-Ray + Special Features Blu-Ray.
:4. 5 Movie Collection either Blu-Ray or DVD versions.

:This version of Prime shares his paint masks with Dark Optimus Prime (see above), but uses silver instead of charcoal gray for the painted sections.

====Leader Class toys====
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[[File:TF-TLK-Leader-Class-Shadow-Spark-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Not Nemesis Prime, we swea...wait, maybe I am!]]
*'''Shadow Spark Optimus Prime''' (2017)
**''Accessories'': Sword of Judgment, Vector Shield

:Released exclusively in Asia, Shadow Spark Optimus Prime is a redeco of the ''Age of Extinction'' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Leader Class toys 5|Leader Class Optimus Prime]], featuring dark grey plastics, weathered deco patterns, and some opaque plastic which was recasted from transparent plastics. He features a scratched Autobot insignia on the right side of his sleeper-cab, and a Cyberglyphic on the left side of the front hood. Some weathered parts does not match well with some other parts (the fenders, for example).

:In May 2017, the figure was released as a lucky draw item by Coca-Cola, along with the limited edition cans, as part of China's promotion for the movie. On the other hand, Shadow Spark Optimus Prime also became a ''massive'' shelfwarmer in several Asian Toys"R"Us stores.

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[[File:TF-TLK-Leader-Class-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|I stripped all of my chrome. Now would you buy me?]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (2017)
**''Accessories'': Sword of Judgement, Vector Shield
{{toydesigner|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)}}

:This Optimus Prime is a somewhat/nearly screen-accurate redeco of the Leader Class figure, but uses the original Leader mold instead of the Armor Knight retool unfortunately. In comparison to the first ''Age of Extinction'' Leader Class figure, his vacuum-metalized front truck bumper, sun visors, robot mode chest, smokestacks and side tanks chest was omitted, revealing the grey plastic underneath. His chromed chest was also stripped of chrome for adding paint operations, his shield was unpainted, and both of his sword and truck mode windows were casted in colorless plastic. He also features some extra silver paint on his robot mode forehead, and his white-colored Autobot insignia is slightly tampographed on the left. And lastly, his light-piping eyes is neutered by blue paint.

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[[File:TF-TLK-15-Caliber-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|No, buy me. My fifth wheel can form into my shield, and I'm better than ''you''.]]
*'''Calibur Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, 2017-[[July 15|07-15]])
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''TLK-15'''
**''Accessories'': Temenos Sword, Calibur Axe, Overshield/Fifth Wheel Hitch, Energon Sword (limited edition)

:Calibur Optimus Prime is a retool of the Armor Knight Optimus Prime figure, itself a retool of the original ''Age of Extinction'' Leader Class figure. In clever bit of [[partformer|partforming]], the fifth wheel hitch now forms a handheld shield based on the one used in [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon]], which results in a backpack-less robot mode. As such, the shield that came with prior versions has been omitted (though it's still fully compatible, of course). The figure can be transformed without partsforming if so desired, leaving a backpack like the orginal leader, but the sword will not store on his back due to the remolding. He also comes with an axe based on the one used in the third film.

:The initial release of the figure comes with a limited edition Energon Sword. According to [https://amzn.asia/d/9lU57nG Amazon Japan's page] and the instructions, the included Energon Sword & Axe is compatible with ''Movie the Best'' MB-11 Optimus Prime figure (seen above), which basically makes Calibur Optimus Prime a weapon expansion pack for said figure.

:The back of the packaging features a small typo, notably the word "kinetic" being written as "''Kinetic'''k'''''". The bio also denotes the elemental metal as "Cyber-Matter" living metal, which is a term that originates from the [[Aligned continuity family]]. Oddly, TakaraTomy's stock photo of the robot mode figure was later used as a cutout "battle figure" included with Telebi Magazine's [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#TVMagazineEZ|Burning Megatron]].

:The Calibur Axe was later redecoed into "Bronze Calibur Axe", as a giveaway accessory for the 3rd ''The Last Knight Final Battle Campaign'' in Japan. In 2018, Optimus Prime is released along with [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#TLKLeader|Megatron]] as part of the TakaraTomy Mall exclusive "Optimus Prime VS Megatron" set.
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===''Turbo Change Series''===
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Turbo Changer, 2018)
**''Japanese Release Date'': '''[[April 21]], 2018'''
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''TC-06'''
:This ''Turbo Change Series'' Optimus Prime toy is mostly identical to ''The Last Knight'' Turbo Changer toy, but with new packaging. Like most of the wave's Turbo Changers, Optimus Prime's pin on the leg is most likely to be restored for activating the second Battle Command Optimus Prime toy's (See below) gimmicks.

:In 2019, the toy was given away free for the school kids who attended the [https://art.parco.jp/parcomuseum/detail/?id=168 ”The World Of Transformers” Exhibition] held at the Parco Museum in Ikebukuro from March 15th to Monday, April 1st, 2019.

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*'''Battle Command Optimus Prime''' (2018)
**''Japanese Release Date'': '''April 21, 2018'''
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''TC-09'''
**''Accessories'': Trailer/Wing Backpack/Battle Station, 2 Hound's guns, 2 face-guns, Sword of Judgment, Vector Shield
:This ''Turbo Change Series'' Optimus Prime toy is a slight redeco/retool of the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Lost Age Series|''Lost Age Series'' toy]]. Deco changes include omitting the flame tampos on his legs and shoulder, and added blue pinstripes on the Trailer/Wing Backpack to evoke his ''Generation 1'' toy's trailer. It also omits the gun/swords that came with the original release. This toy also features some new parts like the screen-accurate forearms, the command deck for the smaller ''Turbo Change Series'' toys, and the trailer's adapter. His usual Sword of Judgment is now replaced with a screen-accurate mold that is similar to the Armor Knight toy's sword, and he now features a new Vector Shield piece, which can convert into a battle axe.

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*'''Battle Command Optimus Prime - Strongest Directive Set''' (Multipack, 2018)
**''Japanese release date'': '''[[October 27]], 2018'''
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''TC-13'''
**''Accessories'': Trailer/Wing Backpack/Battle Station, 2 Hound's guns, 2 Sword-Guns, 2 face-guns, Sword of Judgment, Vector Shield
:This ''Turbo Change Series'' Battle Command Optimus Prime is later re-released, along with redecoes of Bumblebee and Drift.

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[[File:TF-Turbo-Change-Series-TC-14-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|In an alternate reality, the KSI succeeds on creating their own [[Optimus Prime clone]].]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Turbo Changer, 2018)
**''Japanese release date'': '''[[December 27]], 2018'''
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''TC-14'''
:This ''Turbo Change Series'' Optimus Prime is an all-new mold, sharing the same transformation scheme with the [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Robots in Disguise|One-Step Changer Galvatron]]. Like the ''Bumblebee'' Speed Series [[#Energon Igniters|Optimus Prime]] and Leader Class [[#Leader Class toys 8|Legendary Optimus Prime]] toys below, this toy is not accurate to his appearance in the [[Bumblebee (film)|''Bumblebee'' film]].

:Unfortunately, this Turbo Change Optimus Prime suffers from poor quality control, which consists of seemingly fragile arms & faulty transformation.
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==''Tribute''==
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[[File:TF-Tribute-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|After 10 years, it's time to buy me again.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, [[2017]])
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''TLK-EX'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[August 31]], 2017
**''Accessories'': Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile

:''[[Transformers Tribute]]'' Optimus Prime is a redeco of the [[#Leader_Class_toys|2007 Leader Class toy]], to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the [[live-action film series]]. While the deco's paint mask is the same as the said figure, he features a more saturated blue and red, and chromed feet/front grills and front fenders used for the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#LeaderMA21|MA-21]] redeco, and he also features chrome on both sides of the stomach. While the Hasbro stock photo shows that his feet are ''slightly'' mistransformed in robot mode, the Takara stock photos shows his feet correctly flipped out.

:He was initially released in some Asian countries without any prior announcement from Hasbro itself. He was also released as an Amazon Japan exclusive.

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[[File:TF-Tribute-2-pack-Orion-Pax.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Look into my eyes and it's easy to see: one and one make two, two and one make three, it was destiny.]]
[[File:TF-Tribute-2-pack-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Once every hundred-thousand years or so, when the sun doth shine and the moon doth glow and the grass doth grow...]]
*'''Optimus Prime & Orion Pax''' (Evolution Pack, 2017)
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''TLK-EX'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': August 31, 2017
**''Accessories'': Orion Pax's 2 guns, Titan Master, Optimus Prime's gun

:Released as part of a new line called ''[[Transformers Tribute]]'', Orion Pax is a redeco of ''Titans Return'' [[Kup (G1)/toys#Titans Return|Sergeant Kup]], and transforms from a red-and-blue Cybertronic pickup truck which is also an homage to <s>Generation 1 [[Crosshairs (G1)#Generation 1|Crosshairs]]'s vehicle mode</s> [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Collector's Edition|Orion Pax's original e-HOBBY toy]]. His Titan Master, retooled from [[Recoil (G1)#Generations|Flintlock]], features a new face that is based on the [[Optimus Prime (G1)#Deluxe|''Thrilling 30'' Orion Pax toy]]. As a redeco of the Kup mold, Orion Pax still suffers the leg panel misassembly.

:The set also includes a redeco of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Generations|''Generations War for Cybertron'']] Optimus Prime figure, which changes the original figure's dark red plastic to a brighter, more vibrant red, changes the gray plastic to a darker charcoal tone, changes the "windows" from gray to nearly black, and replaces most of the original figure's pink-ish red paint details (which were yellow on the redeco from the "Rage over Cybertron" three-pack) to teal.

:The use of a G1-based Orion Pax design and an Aligned-based Optimus Prime design with Movie Optimus Prime packaging art makes it hard to know where on the wiki this should go, but given the general movie-themed bent of the ''Tribute'' line, we're putting it here. Continuing the tradition, the 2-pack was first released in some Asian countries like Taiwan without any prior announcement from Hasbro itself. A few months after the 2-pack's release, ''Tribute'' Optimus Prime & Orion Pax saw worldwide release through [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]], including an Amazon Japan listing bearing a ''The Last Knight'' ID number.
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==''Studio Series''==
[[File:TF-Generations-Studio-Series-05-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|The face-taker returns...]]
* '''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, [[2018]])
**''Movie'': '''''Revenge of the Fallen'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''05'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-05'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[April 28]], 2018
**''Accessories'': Two [[Dual Energon Swords|Energon Sword]]s, "Forest Fight" backdrop (1st version)

:''[[Studio Series]]'' Optimus Prime transforms from a robot into a Peterbilt 379 semi-truck. He comes with a pair of [[Dual Energon Swords|Energon Sword]]s, which can be mounted onto his arms or store on the back of his robot mode or truck mode. The figure combines engineering concepts from his ''Age of Extinction'' Voyager Class figure with techniques previously used on ''Prime: First Edition'' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)/toys#Prime: First Edition|Optimus Prime]]. He also features a more subdued color scheme compared to other Optimus Prime figures. Like the rest of the ''Studio Series'' figures, the figure prioritizes robot mode [[scale]] and thus stands shorter than his Voyager Class wavemate [[Starscream (Movie)/toys#Studio Series|Starscream]]. The CG renders depict him possessing long smokestacks, but the final product has them shortened... again. He also comes with a cardboard backdrop display depicting the forest battle from ''Revenge of the Fallen''.

:While the 5mm compatible arms can fit with most weapons with the same post size, some of the weapons' handles can barely fit on it due to either the slightly thickened tab or sculpted thin panels.

:The rear truck cabin/back kibble can turn slightly floppy over time in robot mode, as there are no tabs and holes to secure it. Despite being labeled as the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' version of the character, this mold is not meant to combine with the later released [[Jetfire (Movie)#Studio_Series|Jetfire]], although it can be achieved with some [[Fan mode|fiddling]]. However, it ''can'' carry (but not combine with) ''Studio Series'' 44 Optimus Prime's trailer.

:While stock photos and renders show the figure with a faceplate, this [https://www.facebook.com/transformers/photos/a.153259298077606.36631.146805978722938/1859790330757819/?type=3&theater image] posted by the Transformers Facebook page shows him with his mouth exposed. This was later found as a variant at least [http://news.tfw2005.com/2018/05/07/transformers-studio-series-optimus-prime-faceplate-less-variant-images-363449 once]. A running change was made, [https://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/variant-transformers-studio-series-optimus-prime-with-blade-colour-difference/41133/ changing the blades to be more translucent]. The semi-translucent blades release features a date code "73461", whereas the translucent orange blades version features a date code written as "80171".

:TakaraTomy's stock photo of the robot mode is mistransformed on the right elbow: His forearm is bent ''backwards'' instead of forwards.

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[[File:TF-Studio-Series-Voyager-Class-2007-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|For the people who complained about my first release above.]]
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* '''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, 2018)
**''Movie'': '''''Transformers'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''32'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-25'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[March 23]], [[2019]]
**''Accessories'': [[Ion blaster]], "Highway Showdown" backdrop
{{toydesigner|[[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Released to commemorate the 10th anniversary of ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' (though sold under the first ''Transformers'' film's branding), this ''Studio Series'' Optimus Prime is an extensive retool of the figure above, featuring many new parts, namely a new backpack, chest piece, back of thighs, forearms, a (removable) abdominal area, and lower legs with a pair of non-transforming fenders. These new parts lead to [[Show-accuracy|a better resemblance to his appearance in the first two movies]] and allow him to combine with ''Studio Series'' [[Jetfire (Movie)#Studio_Series|Jetfire]] to form "Jetwing Optimus Prime," while resulting in a somewhat more involved transformation. His color scheme features a much higher contrast than the previous release. Inexplicably, he has silver paint apps added on his forearms that actually make him ''less'' accurate than if it were left as the bare red plastic underneath. Unfortunately, as a trade-off for having a more accurate robot mode, his vehicle mode suffers; his front drive tires lift off the ground, he’s missing the toolboxes behind his fuel tanks, some of his robot mode kibble is exposed beneath his doors, and several of the floodlights above his windshield are gone.

:Instead of Energon Swords, he now comes with an [[Ion blaster]] like that used in the battle of [[Mission City]]. It can be stored on various rectangular peg holes in Prime's vehicle mode or on the larger rectangular pegs on his cab nose/forearms or on the robot mode's back. While this Optimus figure can use the first mold's blades, the new molding prevents the swords from being properly stored on the robot's back, and using the intended "underslung" grip displaces his forearm armor slightly. He also comes with a cardboard backdrop display depicting the highway fight with [[Bonecrusher (Movie)|Bonecrusher]] from the first ''Transformers'' film. Since the Leader Class figure below is a redeco of this one, it should come as no surprise that this one is fully compatible with the trailer and jet pack.

:The panels with the fuel tanks are connected to his back by small friction pegs, and have a tendency to pop off during transformation, though they can easily be reattached. This was fixed in later versions of the mold. As the front grills rely on a hook-and-tab assembly to complete the truck mode and combined with the fact that they're molded in translucent plastic completely painted over in silver, the painted tabs can wear down and break off during transformation, leaving a gap in the front of the truck mode. Care must be taken when combining him with Jetfire, as it can place much stress on the hinges that the grills are connected to.

:The packaging stock photo features him having a misassembled hip, which is facing backward. Speaking of misassembly, a small number of Optimuses have two left or right upper arms. These errors prevent the front section from fully transforming. This can be identified by viewing the front section while he's still in-package.

:His rear wheels were later reused for [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Earthrise|''Earthrise'' Optimus Prime]], while the front wheels appear to have been slightly retooled for use on the ''Earthrise'''s trailer as well.

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[[File:Studio-Series-38-MVBB-Voyager-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|300px|''[[Legislator|Nineteen eighty-four.]]'']]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, 2019)
**''Movie'': '''''Bumblebee'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''38'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-30'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[April 27]], 2019
**''Accessories'': Ion blaster, "[[Golden Gate Bridge|San Francisco Bridge]]" backdrop
{{toydesigner|[[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:The third ''Studio Series'' Optimus Prime is based on his appearance in ''[[Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee]]'', and as such closely resembles the [[Optimus Prime (G1)|G1 Optimus design]]. He transforms into an unlicensed approximation of a 1970s Marmon cab-over truck, rather than the Freightliner he appears as during the film's final scene. Optimus comes with the [[Ion blaster]] he is seen wielding in the film's Cybertron sequences and a backdrop featuring the [[Golden Gate Bridge]] where he meets up with Bumblebee.

:While his truck mode scales with most of the ''Studio Series'' brethren, Optimus's robot mode shares the same height as the other Optimuses in this section, which means that he towers over his original size in the film. Unlike his appearance in the movie, this Optimus's design closely resembles [[Mark Yang]]'s concept art of the character, complete with flat feet. Unlike most of the ''Studio Series'' figures, this Optimus doesn't have any insignia tampographed or sculpted on. The silver weathering on his stomach varies from figure-to-figure.

:Unfortunately, the grey lower leg panels tend to disconnect/dislodge if the feet are swiveled, or if the pressure is applied downwards while standing. The silver-painted hinged panels on the sides of his truck mode (and to an extent, the painted crotch) are prone to chipping due to being involved in the transformation.

:This Optimus Prime cannot tow the [[Armored Weapons Platform#Voyager Class toys|MechTech Trailer]] due to the still-too-far-forward hitch port. It can, however, hitch up properly with the ''Studio Series'' Leader Class trailer below, though the fifth wheel's 5mm hole isn't wide enough to properly connect with the 7mm hitching peg. Placing the peg in the hitch holds it loosely in place, which is fine for static posing but is likely to fall off with play.

:Some versions of this figure feature tabs on the top of the inside of the front window frame, that have no hole to peg into on the robot torso, seeming to be remnants of a late-stage design change, that do interfere with vehicle mode holding together.

:This toy was one of the items that were released as part of Hasbro's Transformers 35th Anniversary promotional mailer box<ref>https://news.tfw2005.com/2019/05/21/transformers-35th-anniversary-promo-box-in-hand-388546</ref> and was also given a repaint as part of TakaraTomy's own [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#35th Anniversary|35th Anniversary exclusive set]].

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[[File:SS-Leader-DOTM-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=2.2|thumb|Takes your wallet ''and'' your face.]]
* '''Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, 2019)
**''Movie'': '''''Dark of the Moon'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''44'''
**''TakaraTomy name'': '''Jetwing Optimus Prime'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-39'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': [[August 31]], 2019
**''Accessories'': Trailer/[[Armored Weapons Platform]]/Omega Combat Armor, 2 cannons, [[Energon-axe]], [[Dual Energon Swords|Energon Sword]], Shield, Ion blaster, abs piece, "Battle of Chicago" backdrop (2nd version)
{{toydesigner|[[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:This Optimus Prime is a redeco/retool of the second toy with a new stomach area that is molded to be accurate to his appearance in ''Dark of the Moon'', complete with a new trailer forming his weapons platform and combat armor. His arsenal includes two cannons, an energon axe, an energon sword, a shield, and a slightly redecoed (de-decoed?) Ion blaster from the second toy, losing its blackened barrel. He also comes with a unique backdrop depicting his confrontation with the [[Driller]] in the Battle of Chicago. His fellow Leader Class Autobot, [[Jetfire (Movie)#Studio_Series|Jetfire]], comes packaged with a replacement ''Transformers'' and ''Revenge of the Fallen''-accurate abdomen piece, allowing them to combine... though the piece is color-matched to Optimus's first ''Studio Series'' 05 release, a figure that lacks this figure's new molding and is thus incompatible with Jetfire. In addition to the new deco and molding, the hinges on his back that the panels with the fuel tanks are attached to now have pins, preventing the pieces from popping off when swiveling them into position during conversion. Care should still be taken when transforming the front grill, as the tab needed to hold it together still has the potential to break on this version of the mold.

:In terms of deco, Optimus features gradient orange paint on his forearms/truck front which the Voyager Class release didn't have, while the formerly transparent parts are now cast in opaque blue plastic, with both his real and [[kibble#"Faux-parts"|faux windows]] painted silver. Meanwhile, the CG stock renders feature several color and deco details that are inaccurate to the final toy; notably, the joints on his grille section are shown to be orange rather than gray, the windows are shown to be transparent rather than opaque, and all the weapons are shown to be painted, even though the only weapon that actually features ''any'' paint on the final toy is the sword. Conversely, both the CG render ''and'' the near-final stock photo of the robot mode show the new abdomen piece as being painted in a single red color, while the final product (including the TakaraTomy stock photos) have the details in the center section painted in movie-accurate silver.

:The CG render on the front packaging is a rather lazily edited version of the Optimus Prime art (complete with ''Revenge of the Fallen''-styled abdomen), with the Jetwing unit slapped on his back. There are also a few obvious design oversights, with no actual means of attaching the shield to Prime's arm in a shield-like manner, the handle of the axe colliding with the arm panel if pushed in all the way, and no official instructions on how to store the Ion blaster in the trailer. At least for the blaster, it can still use the ports on the truck as before, and there is sufficient space in the trailer itself to store the blaster or a few other accessories. And while Prime himself has been improved to prevent parts popping off, the dark grey "shoulder straps" on the Jetwing have a frustrating tendency to pop off due to the raised rectangular details directly under them, meant to hold them in place with friction but instead causing the part to flex and deform under pressure.

: Despite the figure's size classification, Prime himself is Voyager-sized (obviously, seeing as he's a retool of a previous ''Studio Series'' Voyager). The Leader Class price point comes from the extra accessories that he comes packaged with.

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[[File:TF-Studio-Series-TF2007-15th-Multipack-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|You'll need to wait until ROTF's 15th anniversary for another chance at [[Jetfire (Movie)#Studio Series|Jetfire.]]]]
*'''''Transformers'' 15th Anniversary''' (Multi-pack, 2022)
**''Movie'': '''''Transformers'''''
**''ID number'': '''32'''
**''Accessories'': Two Energon Swords, "Autobots Arrival" reversible backdrop

:"15th Anniversary" Optimus Prime is a redeco of the second ''Studio Series'' figure, featuring slightly minimized/altered paint applications and plastic color changes. Aside from that, he doesn't come with the Ion blaster included with the regular release but instead comes with the two swords included with the original ''Revenge of the Fallen'' version of the mold, cast in a slightly more reddish clear orange and painted a brighter silver instead of gunmetal. In terms of deco, Optimus's metallic gray plastic is replaced with a light shade of grayish silver, the paint operations on his forearms and lower legs are omitted, and the previously colorless plastic used on the real/faux truck windows is now translucent black. The new blue paint used for most of the torso/truck cab is a noticeably different shade compared to the blue plastic, whereas the blue paint on the original release was a much closer match to the plastic.

:Interestingly, the robot mode stock render and photo show Optimus wielding his swords with the blades on the inside of the arms instead of the outside. Unlike the original SS-32 release, this release comes with the securely pinned back hinges used for the Leader Class figure. There has been one instance of yellowing on the grey plastic used, but it is not known if it is a widespread issue or an isolated instance. As with previous versions of this mold, the tabs that hold the front grill together in truck mode have the potential to break.

:This figure comes in an [[Amazon (website)|Amazon]] exclusive 5-pack alongside redecoes of ''Studio Series'' [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#SS15thAnniversary|Bumblebee]], [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#SS15thAnniversary|Ironhide]], [[Ratchet (Movie)/toys#SS15thAnniversary|Ratchet]] and [[Jazz (Movie)#SS15thAnniversary|Jazz]], released to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the first live-action [[Transformers (film)|''Transformers'' film]]. The pack comes with a unique reversible backdrop depicting the alley where the Autobots first met Sam on one side and the exterior of Sam's house on the other.
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[[File:TF-Studio-Series-(JP)-ROTB-Optimus-Prime-box.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|I'm the one you can probably find.]]
* '''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, 2023)
**''Movie'': '''''Rise of the Beasts'''''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SS-122'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': March, 2023
**''Accessories'': Blade, Arm Cannon
{{toydesigner|[[Sam Smith]] (Hasbro), [[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)}}<ref>[[May 16]], [[2023]]'s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPFnqhvXhTs Hasbro Pulse Transformers Fanstream] on YouTube, with [[Evan Brooks]], [[Ben MacCrae]], and [[Sixo]].</ref>

:The ''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]'' [[Optimus_Prime_(Movie)/toys#BBROTB|Optimus Prime figure]] is later released as part of TakaraTomy's ''Studio Series'' lineup.

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==''Movie Edition''==
[[File:TTC-toy Movie-Edition-Silver-Knight-Optimus-Prime.jpg|300px|thumb|Anyone remember the live action Scrappy-Doo?]]
*'''Silver Knight Optimus Prime''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2018)
**''Series'': '''3'''
**''Bag code'': '''I'''

: Released in series 3 of Tiny Turbo Changers, Silver Knight Optimus Prime is a redeco of the series 1 figure based on the Silver Knight [[Target]] exclusive subline from ''Age of Extinction''. By this point in the mold's life, weardown has set in and many copies have incredibly loose balljoints that pop out easily.

: US retailers appear to have skipped this assortment (so far), though it has appeared in large numbers in European markets.

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[[File:Movie-Edition-Tiny-Turbo-Changers-Series-4-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|300px|The ''Second'' closest thing you can get a Movie-verse [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Fire Convoy]].]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2018)
**''Series:'' '''4'''
**''Bag code'': '''I'''

:Released in Series 4 of Tiny Turbo Changers, Optimus Prime is a redeco with an almost entirely red body while retaining some blue on his head and the rear half of his legs, which results in a ''Generation 1''-inspired deco on his vehicle mode and a very bland robot mode.

: And the mold degradation continues, with many samples having popped-off limbs still in-package.

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[[File:TTC-toy Movie-Edition-Series-5-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|300px|]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2019)
**''Series'': '''5'''
**''Bag code'': '''H'''

:Released in series 5 of Tiny Turbo Changers, Optimus Prime is based off his appearance in the ''Bumblebee'' film.
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==''Bumblebee''==
[[File:Bumblebee-Movie-Titan-Changer-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=0.66|If you buy me, I won't take your face.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Titan Changer, 2018)
:Optimus is a repackage of his Last Knight Titan Changer mold.
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===Leader Class toys===
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[[File:Bumblebee-Movie-Leader-Legendary-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Dear diary: JACKPOT!]]
*'''Legendary Optimus Prime''' (2018)
**''Japanese ID Number'': '''BB-02'''
**''Accessories'': Ion Blaster
:Released exclusively in Japan, ''[[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)|Bumblebee]]'' Legendary Optimus Prime is a Leader Class-sized mold, taking many cues from the ''Age of Extinction'' [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Voyager Class toys 5|Classic/Evasion Mode Optimus Prime]] mold. His head can switch between maskless and masked faces. His Ion Blaster can be held in his [[5 mm post|5 mm]] compatible hands or store on his back. His truck mode can tow [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#mp10|MP-10 Convoy]]'s trailer. This figure was later redecoed into [[Nemesis Prime (AOE)#Bumblebee|"Bumblebee" Nemesis Prime.]]
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===''Energon Igniters''===
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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Speed Series, 2018)
:Released as part of the ''Bumblebee'' Energon Igniter's Speed Series line, this Optimus is a Legends/Legion-sized mold that transforms from robot into a Cab-over truck with the transformation scheme shared with the [[Transformers (2010 toyline)|Transformers (2010)]] [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#2010Legend|''Reveal The Shield'' Legends Class toy]], and he features 3mm compatible hands. Optimus' truck mode can also be attached with the Energon Igniters core, and due to the toy being lightweight, it can propel his vehicle mode forward very quickly, making him a fast-moving truck.

:Due to its simplified transformation, Optimus' robot shoulder parts ended up sticking out from his truck mode, and his upper cabin panel ends up being integrated with his head. Unlike most Speed Series toys, he also shares a similar pivoting shoulder articulation from his ''Reveal the Shield'' counterpart, and his Energon Igniter port ends up under his right foot in robot mode rather than on his knee.

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[[File:TF-BB-TV-Kun-exclusive-Red-Fire-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|The ''Actual'' Closest thing you'll get to a movieverse Fire Convoy]]
*'''Red Fire Optimus Prime''' (Speed Series, 2019)
**''Release date'': [[April 1]], [[2019]]

:Red Fire Optimus Prime is a clear red redeco of the figure above, released as a freebie for the May 2019 issue of Telebi-Kun Magazine, along with a buildable paper Tyramigo and a ''Super Sentai Data Cardass'' KishiRyuOh Five Knight card from ''Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger'', a ''Ganbarizing'' Kamen Rider Zi-OTrinity Card, and a Kamen Rider Buttobasoul Zi-OTrinity Medal. The head, grill (only 80% of it) & window paint applications remain.

:Red Fire Optimus Prime is once again available for the Wonder Festival 2019 event, provided by Takara Tomy at their booth.

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[[File:TF-BB-Transformers-Test-Commemorative-Optimus-Prime.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Are you sure this is not a fan-painted custom?]]
*'''Transformers Proficiency Test Optimus Prime'''{{sic}} (2020)

:Released as a commemorative item for the ''Transformers Proficiency Test'' event held in Tokyo and Osaka on February 16, 2020, this Optimus Prime is an extensive repaint of the Speed Series figure, featuring additional paint operations on the legs, side windows, and the silver striping on his forearm/truck kibble. The paint is more matte than the original figure's metallic paint.

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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Power Series, 2018)

:Power Series Optimus Prime is a redeco/retool of the Power Plus Series toy below, featuring new truck parts and maskless robot head, though the faux robot chest is retained from that mold. The CG stock photo for his robot mode depicts him having slightly longer "ears" than the final product.

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[[File:Bumblebee-Energon-Igniters-Power-Plus-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Power Plus Series, 2018)
**''Accessories'': Energon core
:Released as part of the [[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)#Power Plus Series|Energon Igniters Power Plus Series]] subline, this Optimus Prime is a Scout-sized mold that converts from robot to truck based on his evasion mode appearance from ''Age of Extinction'' in just a few steps. His only articulation is the swiveling upper arms & pivoting arm joints, and his fuel tanks also doubles as a flip-out cannons, activated in vehicle mode. As with all Nitro and Power Plus figures, Optimus also comes with an energon core, which allows his vehicle mode to propel forwards.

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[[File:Bumblebee-Energon-Igniters-Nitro-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Nitro Series, 2018)
**''Accessories'': Energon core
:Released as part of the first wave of the [[Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline)#Nitro Series|Energon Igniters Nitro Series]], Optimus Prime is a Voyager-sized figure that converts from a robot based on his ''Age of Extinction'' evasion mode body into a truck in 11 steps, and he features 5mm-compatible hands & articulation on his head, arms, and [[Brick (term)|only his upper legs]]. He also features built-in Ion Cannons in this lower leg panels, activated in vehicle mode. He also comes with his own energon core, which is a different mold from his Power Plus toy.
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==''35th Anniversary''==
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*'''Convoy & Optimus Prime Set''' (2-pack, 2019)
**''Release Date'': December [[2019]]
**''Accessories'': Ion Blaster

:Released as a TakaraTomy Mall exclusive, this Optimus Prime is a redeco of the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#SS38|third ''Studio Series'' mold]] with a focus on increased accuracy to the ''Bumblebee'' movie. To this end, he features less swirly, flat grey plastic and additional paint operations on the hand dorsals, the front windows' joints, the lower legs' grey plastic, and the stomach section (with the weathering removed). The gunmetal on his forehead and faceplate is now silver, the knees' details are omitted, and he features tampographed Autobot insignias on his shoulders. In preliminary stock imagery such as the images to the right the shoulder insignias were depicted as only white outlines on the red plastic without the 'face' and 'eyes' filled out in red and white respectively, but the actual product had the insignias correctly colored.

:Optimus Prime is packaged in a box designed to evoke the original Generation 1 toyline with new '84-style package art to boot, and is only available as a set with (but packaged separately from) [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#35th Anniversary|Convoy]].
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==''Transformers Fan Book''==
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*'''''[[Transformers Fan Book 2020]]''''' (TV-Magazine Mook, 2020)

:This release of the ''The Last Knight'' Legion Class Optimus Prime figure identical to that from the "Optimus Prime and Grimlock" 2-pack is bundled with a [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Transformers Fan Book|slightly redecoed Megatron]] as part of the "Battle Set" freebie included in the 2020 edition of [[Kodansha]]'s ''[[Transformers Fan Book (series)|Transformers Fan Book]]'' series.
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==''Premium Finish''==
[[File:TF-Premium-Finish-PF-SS-02-BB-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Sentient beings, buy me again! I have some toils of war.]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, [[November 27]], [[2021]])
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''PF SS-02'''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''SS-02'''
**''Accessories'': "Ion Blaster"

:As part of the second wave of TakaraTomy's ''[[Transformers Premium Finish|''Premium Finish'']]'' subline, Optimus Prime is yet another detailed redeco of the [[#SS38|third ''Studio Series'' mold]] with an ''even greater'' focus on increased accuracy to his appearance in [[Bumblebee_(film)|the ''Bumblebee'' movie]], even moreso than the 35th Anniversary figure above. Hence, unlike the 'clean' approach taken by the 35th Anniversary figure, this Optimus is cast in less saturated colors and features additional paint operations replicating the slight amounts of weathering and grime that were present on his CG model. He also includes the same ion blaster weapon as the other releases of this mold, now cast in gunmetal plastic.

:Oddly, the stock photos lack silver paint on the front of the vehicle mode that the [[#SS38 |original mold]] has.

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[[File:TF-Premium-Finish-PFSS-05-Optimus-Prime.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|You were expecting a repaint of the more-accurate version that combines with Jetfire, weren't you? Too bad, you got me again!]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, [[July 30]], [[2022]])
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''PF SS-05'''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''SS-??'''
**''Accessories'': 2 Energon Swords, 2 Ion Blasters

:This ''Premium Finish'' Optimus Prime is a redeco of the [[Optimus_Prime_(Movie)/toys#Studio_Series|SS-05]] mold, replacing the more subdued color with additional silver paint operations (notably the head and gas tanks) and extensive details to closely resemble his on-screen appearance in the second film. Despite this, he is missing notable red and silver paint apps on his inner legs and still has incorrectly colored forearms much like his Studio Series counterparts. He comes with two of the same Ion Blaster accessory included in the [[Optimus_Prime_(Movie)/toys#SS32|second ''Studio Series'' Voyager mold]] in addition to the two swords from the first release. The paint on the Energon Swords' 5mm handles are slightly reduced to prevent possible paint chipping.
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==''Buzzworthy Bumblebee''==
[[File:Buzzworthy Bumblebee Energon Escape 2 pack.jpg|thumb|200px|Not even Optimus could escape Bumblebee's grasp]]
*'''Energon Escape''' (Multi-pack, 2022)
**''Series'': '''''Bumblebee'''''
**''Accessories'': two Energon Cores

:This two-pack is a re-release of Energon Igniters [[#Power|Power Optimus Prime]] and [[Bumblebee_(Movie)/toys#BuzzEE|Power Plus Bumblebee]], both without any known changes, though Optimus now comes with his own Energon core.

:Initial stock photos for this pack had ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts]]'' co-branding, but due to the movie being delayed another year, it was changed to ''Bumblebee'' branding instead. Later stock photos reflected this change.

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* '''Optimus Prime''' (Leader Class, 2023)
**''Movie'': '''''Dark of the Moon'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''44 BB'''
:A [[package refresh|packaging refresh]] of the ''Studio Series'' [[#SS44|Leader Class figure]] released under the ''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]'' branding to account for the demand for the original figure and the high aftermarket prices it commanded as a result. While the mold is unchanged, there are some very slight deco differences. The blue plastic is slightly darker and red slightly lighter, while the red paint used on the abs is a lot more matte and desaturated. Oddly, the instructions states that the set transforms in 63 steps, whilst the original lists 44.

:In the United States, it is exclusive to [[Target]] stores like the rest of the ''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'' line, though a small quantity was also offered for preorder via [[Hasbro Pulse]].

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[[File:TF-SS-BB-ROTB-Optimus.jpg|right|thumb|300px|You should change and grow as a person.. '''NOW!''']]
* '''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, 2023)
**''Movie'': '''''Rise Of The Beasts'''''
**''Hasbro ID number'': '''102BB'''
**''Accessories'': Blade, Arm Cannon, "Street Festival Stakeout" backdrop
{{toydesigner|[[Sam Smith]] (Hasbro), [[Yūya Ōnishi]] (TakaraTomy)}}<ref>[[May 16]], [[2023]]'s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPFnqhvXhTs Hasbro Pulse Transformers Fanstream] on YouTube, with [[Evan Brooks]], [[Ben MacCrae]], and [[Sixo]].</ref>

:Released as part of the ''[[Buzzworthy Bumblebee]]'' subline, Optimus Prime is an almost completely new figure - reusing only the windshield, wheels, and some transformation cues from [[#SS38|SS-38 Optimus Prime]]. He is rather impressively made using only 4 new molds compared to the usual 9. Now based on his appearance in ''Rise Of The Beasts'', Optimus includes a new blade and arm cannon accessory. The blade can be handheld or mounted on his wrists, and both accessories can be used on either arm or stored on his back.

:He transforms into a licensed Freightliner FLT. Unfortunately due to the mold and budget limitations, the truck does have some prominent kibble in the rear. Both accessories can be stored in the truck bed. The vehicle mode is slightly mistransformed in the stock images; the panels with the Autobot symbols on the front of his arms should be folded down and the fuel tanks in his legs should be folded out.

:The figure features a design flaw in the grey panels on each forearm designed to open and allow the transformation of the hands. If opened all the way, a surface on the interior of each panel obstructs the fist you're trying to fold out or in and places undue stress on the wrist joint which can lead to Prime's hands snapping off at the base of their mushroom peg connection. So exercise caution and only open these grey panels to 45 degrees which paradoxically affords more clearance, rather than the full 90 to try and avoid this.

:Whether by coincidence or by design, his chest can open up along with a third panel (that includes a faux grill not seen in either mode for some reason) in a manner that replicates his Matrix chamber in the 1986 movie, though no Matrix of Leadership toys can fit inside without impeding his transformation.

:In the United States, this figure is exclusive to [[Target]] stores like the rest of the ''Buzzworthy Bumblebee'' line, though a small quantity was also offered for preorder via [[Hasbro Pulse]].

:As per [[Hasbro]] designer [[Evan Brooks]] in the [[Hasbro Pulse]] livestream debuting ''[[Studio Series]]'' ''Rise of the Beasts'' [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)#Optimus Primal|Optimus Primal]], "spare space on the tooling" was used to pack in an axe accessory with Primal specifically intended for this figure that was costed out of the initial release.<ref>[[June 20]], 2023's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjLY0uamTKM Hasbro Pulse Transformers Fanstream] on YouTube, with [[Ben MacCrae]], [[Mark Maher]], [[Evan Brooks]], and [[Rich Pellegrino]]</ref>

::*''[https://www.instagram.com/p/CssrsoCu-mw/ Design notes on SS-102BB from Sam Smith on Instagram]''
:::*''[https://www.instagram.com/p/Cssr9SCOX3j/ Robot mode design notes]''
:::*''[https://www.instagram.com/p/CsssICRugFl/ Truck mode design notes]''
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==''Rise of the Beasts''==
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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Voyager Class, 2023)
**''TakaraTomy name: '''Voyager Class Optimus Prime'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''BV-01'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': June 24, 2023
**''Accessories'': Ion Blaster

:Released as part of the first wave of "Core" ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (toyline)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' Voyager Class figures, Optimus Prime is based on his appearance in the movie, and comes with his Ion Blaster accessory (Despite having an arm mounted cannon in the film), which can be wielded in his hands, or mounted on the trailer hitch for vehicle mode storage. Optimus is mostly molded in gray plastic, with most of his red and ''all'' of his blue details being painted on. Care should be taken when handling the figure, as the black paint on his crotch is prone to chipping over time.

:This figure was first sighted in Taiwan before any announcement from Hasbro.

:The vehicle mode is slightly mistransformed in the image to the right, the fuel tanks that are on the back of his legs in robot mode should be folded out for vehicle mode.

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[[File:Cyberversetoy-SmashChangersOptimusPrime.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.66|]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Smash Changers, 2023)
**''TakaraTomy name'': '''Papapatto Change Optimus Prime'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''BPC-02'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': April 15, 2023

:Smash Changers Optimus Prime changes from a modified [https://www.favcars.com/mercedes-benz-armored-heavy-actros-mp3-2008-11-images-264827 Mercedes-Benz Armored Heavy Actros] to a robot in three kinetic auto-transforming steps. Manually converting the toy back into truck mode takes eleven steps. He features limited articulation on the elbows.

:Due to the delay of the film, this toy ended up being released first under the ''[[Optimus Prime (Cyberverse)#Smash Changers|Cyberverse Dinobots Unite]]'' line the year prior.

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[[File:TF-ROTB-Nerf-Optimus-Prime-Blaster.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Not a [[Targetmaster]]...oh wait, maybe I am!]]
*'''Optimus Prime Blaster''' (2023)
**''Accessories'': 2 foam darts

:Released as a collaborative item with [[Nerf]], the "Optimus Prime Blaster" is a foam dart-firing toy that converts from an Optimus Prime robot into a...well, a blaster. He features storage for his two foam darts near the back of the blaster, which end up on his back in robot mode. Optimus has a non-functional truck [[kibble]] despite not being able to assume a truck mode.

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[[File:TF-ROTB-Beast-Mode-Optimus-Prime.jpg|right|thumb|300px|So would this mean Lio Convoy is Prime's true descendent?]]
*'''Beast Mode Optimus Prime''' (Beast Mode, 2023)
**''TakaraTomy name'': '''Beast Power Optimus Prime'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''BP-02'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': July 15, 2023
**''Accessories'': Sword

: This larger Optimus Prime toy converts from a modified Actros (again) into a robot based on his [https://news.tfw2005.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2023/07/12-Character-Environment-Concept-Art-By-Parallax-Studio.jpg concept art design] in 19 steps. Squeezing his legs activates his third "lion beast mode", giving him wings while a translucent white lion head bursts out of his chest. He includes button-activated lights and sounds. He also comes with an orange sword which can store on the side of his vehicle mode.

:If ordered at TakaraTomy Mall, the online shop also added the "[[Cheetor (ROTB)#Burning|Burning Cheetor]]" Battle Master as a [[campaign item|freebie]] with the preorder.
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===Beast Alliance===
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*'''Optimus Prime''' (Battle Changers, 2023)
**''TakaraTomy name'': '''Kakusei Change Optimus Prime'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''BC-01'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': April 15, 2023
{{toydesigner|[[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:Released as part of the "Battle Changers" subline for ''Rise of the Beasts'', this Optimus Prime is a 4.5-inch toy that converts from a robot into a slightly more accurate Actros in just a few steps. His right arm also features a flip-out Energon Sword.

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[[File:TF-ROTB-BCS-02-Beast-Weaponizers-Prime-and-Chainclaw.jpg||thumb|upright=1.66|Parry ''this'', Leon!]]
*'''Optimus Prime and Chainclaw''' (Beast Weaponizers, 2023)
**''TakaraTomy name'': '''Kakusei Change Set Optimus Prime & Chainclaw'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''BCS-02'''
**''TakaraTomy release date'': April 15, 2023
{{toydesigner|[[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}

:The "Beast Weaponizer" Optimus Prime toy converts from a 5-inch (roughly the size of his ''[[Robotmasters_(franchise)#Toys|Robotmasters]]'' namesake) robot to a truck in 7 steps and comes packaged with [[Chainclaw (ROTB)|Chainclaw]], a 3-inch Beast Battle Master toy that can convert from wolf to a chainsaw in 5 steps. Prime can wield Chainclaw in chainsaw mode either in his hands, or via 5mm ports on his forearms. He also features 5mm ports on his back and lower legs.

:Like the same line's Primal, the stock photo of his packaging depicts him being positioned on the left (with Chainclaw on the right) before the actual product swaps their positions. The stock renders depict his front robot crotch being bare silver before the actual product features a spot of black paint on it.

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*'''Optimus Prime and Lionblade''' (Beast Combiners, 2023)
**''TakaraTomy name'': '''Kakusei Change Armor Set Optimus Prime & Lionblade'''
**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''BCAS-05'''
{{toydesigner|[[Koki Yamada]] (TakaraTomy)}}

: Released in the second wave of "Beast Combiners", Optimus Prime converts from a robot to a non-distinct flat-nosed truck. He is packaged with [[Lionblade#Beast Alliance|Lionblade]], which combines into Prime's armor. Lionblade's tail section detaches to form an axe for Prime to hold.

: This 2-pack was featured in an Australian toy catalog, prior to any official announcement by Hasbro.
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===''Autobots Unite''===
[[File:TF-ROTB-Autobots-Unite-Optimus-Prime-3.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|]]
*'''Optimus Prime''' (Speed Series, 2023)

:The ''[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Energon Igniters|Energon Igniters Speed Series]]'' Optimus Prime gets a ''Rise of the Beasts''-themed re-release for the ''Autobots Unite'' subline.

*'''Optimus Prime''' (Nitro Series, 2023)

:The ''[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys#Energon Igniters|Energon Igniters Nitro Series]]'' Optimus Prime also got a ''Rise of the Beasts''-themed re-release for the ''Autobots Unite'' subline. He includes an Igniter Core as before.
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==Notes==
*The original design for what would become ''Dark of the Moon'''s [[#UltimatePrime|Ultimate Optimus Prime]] toy was significantly different. As Hasbro's toy designers did not know the purpose of the trailer in the film yet, they created a trailer that opened up to reveal a rotating cannon that Optimus would sit in. Once it was revealed to become a jetpack, the designers had to rush to redesign the toy. Takara's take became [[#Supreme Class toys|Jetwing Optimus Prime]], though it is currently unknown if theirs was also a last minute change.<ref>{{citesocial|link=https://twitter.com/playwiththistoo/status/1595146431534600199|quote=That Hasbro trailer was very last minute. The original trailer opened up to a rotating cannon Op could sit it which was a far superior design. Takara nailed it with their take.|site=Twitter|name=Rik Alvarez|year=2022|month=11|day=22}}</ref>

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.seibertron.com/toys/index.php?f_series_id=64&f_subgroup=&f_name=optimus&f_type=exact Galleries of various different Optimus Prime toys from the Movie]
*[http://www.tfu.info/toytables/movie_optimusprime.htm Optimus Prime at TFU.info]

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