Tiny Titans

Tiny Titans is a line of blind-bagged soft-plastic semi-super-deformed-style figurines, premiering in 2015. It is ostensibly a sub-line of the 2015 Robots in Disguise toyline, as that is the packaging style used in every Series, but the character roster is multi-franchise; mainly Robots in Disguise and Generation 1, but a few others pop up here and there.

Each figure also comes with a character trading card with an insignia that can be scanned in the Robots in Disguise mobile game, giving the player a semi-random amount of energon cube "currency" and a random power-up item. Interestingly, the art for the cards render all of the characters, regardless of franchise, in the Robots in Disguise style, even if the toy sculpts are more "traditional".

Despite the lack of any kind of ID coding on the outer packaging, the bags are thankfully thin enough to read the names on the cards through when pressed flat (or the number if the card is packaged upside-down, a fairly common occurrence). There's also a tiny clear window in the back to peek at the item inside, making the task of getting the ones you want somewhat easier.

Toys

Series 1 (2015) 1/12 Bumblebee (RID) 2/12 Grimlock (RID) 3/12 Strongarm (RID) 4/12 Steeljaw (RID)		5/12 Sideswipe (RID) 6/12 Optimus Prime (RID) 7/12 Underbite (RID) 8/12 Thunderhoof (RID)		9/12 Prowl (G1) 10/12 Hammerstrike (RID) 11/12 Bisk (RID) 12/12 Cliffjumper (G1)		Series 1 Hammerstrike Series 2 G1 Jazz Series 3 Filch Series 4 Bulkhead Series 5 Strongarm Series 6 Barrage
Series 2 (2015) 1/12 Ultra Magnus (G1) 2/12 Autobot Topspin (G1) 3/12 Terrashock (RID) 4/12 Superion (G1)		5/12 Starscream (G1) 6/12 Soundwave (G1) 7/12 Sharkticon (G1) 8/12 Quillfire (RID)		9/12 Cyclonus (G1) 10/12 Autobot Ratchet (G1) 11/12 Bumblebee (G1) 12/12 Autobot Jazz (G1)
Series 3 (2015) 1/12 Autobot Drift (RID) 2/12 Repugnus (G1) 3/12 Wreck-Gar (G1) 4/12 Fixit (RID)		5/12 Filch (RID) 6/12 Decepticon Fracture (RID) 7/12 Shockwave (G1) 8/12 Beast Wars Megatron		9/12 Wheeljack (G1) 10/12 Optimus Prime (G1) 11/12 Springload (RID) 12/12 Autobot Twinferno (G1)
Series 4 (2015) 1/12 Optimus Prime (RID) 2/12 Sideswipe (RID) 3/12 Clampdown (RID) 4/12 Inferno (G1)		5/12 Devastator (G1) 6/12 Bulkhead (Prime) 7/12 Roadbuster (G1) 8/12 Decepticon Fracture (RID)		9/12 Megatron[sic] (COP) 10/12 Galvatron (G1) 11/12 Grimlock (RID) 12/12 Kickback (G1)
Series 5 (2016) 1/12 Chromia (G1) 2/12 Autobot Blaster (G1) 3/12 Steeljaw (RID) 4/12 Autobot Jazz (RID)		5/12 Starscream (G1) 6/12 Strongarm (RID) 7/12 Octopunch (RID) 8/12 Autobot Drift (RID)		9/12 Thunderhoof (RID) 10/12 Perceptor (G1) 11/12 Optimus Prime (G1) 12/12 Windblade (RID)
Series 6 (2016) 1/12 Bumblebee (RID) 2/12 Sky-Byte (RID 2001) 3/12 Acid Storm (G1) 4/12 Cheetor (BM)		5/12 Minimus Ambus[sic] (RID) 6/12 Blurr (G1) 7/12 Nightstrike (RID) 8/12 Optimus Prime (RID)		9/12 Unicron (G1) 10/12 Grimlock (G1) 11/12 Crazybolt (RID) 12/12 Barrage (G1)

Notes

• Each series uses only three plastic colors to make the twelve toys in the assortment, four figurines per color. The figurines being gang-molded like this can lead to some characters having a base plastic color that is... off their usual depiction. Sometimes this is mitigated with extensive paint (as seen with Jazz, cast in light blue plastic, above)... aaaaand sometimes it isn't.

See also

• Decoys
• Robot Heroes
• Tiny Turbo Changers