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The 2015 Robots in Disguise toyline will coincide with the animated series of the same name. Like the preceding Age of Extinction toyline, it features a mixture of easy-to-transform figures and more "traditional" figures with multi-step conversions.

The overarching gimmick for the line is special faction symbol "Shields", which can be scanned with the accompanying Robots in Disguise app to temporarily unlock the toy for use in-game.

Toys

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2015

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Legion Class

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After being relegated to limited-release redecoes for most of 2014, the Legion size class returns in full. The Cyberverse branding has been dropped, along with the larger Commander pricepoint.

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Wave 5

One-Step Changers

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Warrior Class

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The newly named "Warrior" assortment is broadly similar to the traditional Deluxe Class, but somewhat simplified for greater accessibility. As such, their MSRP is slightly lower than contemporary Deluxe figures in the Generations line.

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Three-Step Changers

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Three-Step Changers, AKA Hyper Change Heroes (see the Notes section for more), succeed the Age of Extinction Flip & Change toys as a large, simple-to-transform price point. Unlike those figures, however, there is no unified transformation scheme.

Wave 1 Wave 2 Wave 3 Wave 4
Wave 5

Mini-Cons

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Featuring single-step transformations, Mini-Cons transform into projectiles to be launched from larger "Deployer" figures. They include a number of clear-plastic accessories, packaged on the sprue, which can be pegged into various sockets on their bodies. Some of the figures' accessories can be combined with those from their wavemates to form an "energy animal": a Mini-Con armor lion for Wave 1, and a Mini-Con armor shark for Wave 2.

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Mini-Con Deployers

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Packaged with a Mini-Con, Deployers are designed to wield and launch the smaller figures, and feature several-step transformations. Keep in mind that with all Deployers, their gimmick only works on a flat surface, as there is a switch that locks the gimmick when the toy is not on a table or the ground. So no, you can't shoot your friends with your Mini-Cons.

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Large figures

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Titan figures

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Titan Guardians – Wave 1 Titan Heroes – Wave 1 Titan Heroes – Wave 2 Electronic Titan Heroes – Wave 1
Titan Changers – Wave 1

Tiny Titans

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Role-play

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Exclusives

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Toys"R"Us
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Legion Class 2-Packs Warrior Class – Wave 1 Warrior Class – Wave 2 Three-Step Changers – Wave 1
Mega Five-Step Stomp & Chomp
All the above Toys"R"Us exclusives were marketed under the Clash of the Transformers subline imprint, except for Stomp & Chomp Grimlock.

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  • "Robots in Disguise Collection" One-Step Changers 6-pack, contains:

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This 6-pack was also available as a Toys"R"Us exclusive in Canada and as a general retail release in Latin America (or at least in Brazil).


2016

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2016 saw an increased focus on Mini-Cons, with the introduction of multiple new pricepoints and a third type, "Cyclones". Mid-way through the year, the Mini-Con Weaponizers subline imprint was introduced, with Mini-Cons which transform into 5 mm weapons compatible with most other figures in the line.

Legion Class

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Wave 6 Wave 7 Wave 8 Wave 9

One-Step Changers

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Wave 6 Wave 7 Wave 8

Warrior Class

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Wave 5 Wave 6 Wave 7 Wave 8

Three-Step Changers

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Wave 6 Wave 7 Wave 8 Wave 9

Mini-Cons

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Wave 3 Wave 4

Mini-Con Weaponizers

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Wave 1 Wave 2

Mini-Con Deployers

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Wave 2 Wave 3

Mini-Con Battle Packs

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For the first two waves, each Battle Pack includes a roughly Scout-sized "Decepticon Hunter" figure and a Mini-Con opponent; from the third wave onwards, the "Decepticon Hunter" monikers were dropped, with the Mini-Cons now turning into weapons for the included Autobot figures. The Autobot figures include a number of translucent weapon and armor accessories which can also combine into a single large weapon.

Wave 1 Wave 2 Wave 3

Mini-Con 4-Packs

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Mini-Con 4-Pack (wave 1) Mini-Con 4-Pack (wave 2) Mini-Con 4-Pack (wave 3)

Mini-Con Mega-Packs

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  • Mini-Con Mega-Pack, contains:

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Thus far, the Mini-Con Mega-Pack has only been released in Hong Kong… in European packaging, oddly enough.

Power Surge figures

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These figures feature a unified gimmick whereby connecting their Mini-Con to a port in their chest will activate a "Power Surge", triggering alternate sound effects and, in the case of the larger Optimus Prime figure, deploying extra weapons and armor.

Power Heroes – Wave 1 Power Surge

Titan figures

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Titan Guardians – Wave 1 Titan Heroes – Wave 3 Titan Changers – Wave 2

Exclusives

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Toys"R"Us
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Warrior Class Power Heroes Multi-packs
All the above Toys"R"Us exclusives were marketed under the Clash of the Transformers subline imprint.


2017 – Combiner Force

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For 2017, the Combiner Force subline imprint was introduced, along with two new assortments spotlighting the combining theme.

One-Step Changers

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Wave 9

Warrior Class

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Wave 9

Crash Combiners

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Wave 1

Activator Combiners

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Japanese toy line

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Adventure Series

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  • TAV 34 EZ Collection Team Bumblebee vs Megatronus Set (redecoes of Legion Class Bumblebee, Strongarm, Sideswipe, and Megatronus)
  • TAV 35 EZ Collection Autobot vs Decepticon Set (redecoes of Legion Class Optimus Prime, Grimlock, Steejaw, and Underbite)

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Wave 11 (January 30, 2016)

  • TAV 36 Fracture (redeco of Warrior Fracture)

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  • TAV 46 Overload (redeco of Mini-Con Deployer Overload and Backtrack)
  • TAV 47 Crazybolt (redeco of Mini-Con Deployer Crazybolt and Ransack)
  • TAV 48 EZ Collection Team Bumblebee vs Thunderhoof Set (redecoes of Legion Class Bumblebee, Fixit, Windblade and Thunderhoof)
  • TAV 49 EZ Collection Autobots vs Clampdown (redecoes of Legion Class Optimus Prime, Drift, Ratchet and Clampdown)

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  • TAV 55 Windblade (redeco of Warrior Windblade)
  • TAV 56 Nemesis Prime (redeco of Warrior Power Surge Optimus Prime)

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Easy Dynamic Series

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Wave 1 (March 21, 2015)

Wave 2 (April 25, 2015)

Wave 3 (May 30, 2015)

  • TED-07 Bumblebee (redeco of One-Step Changer Bumblebee)

Wave 4 (June 27, 2015)

  • TED-08 Steeljaw (redeco of One-Step Changer Steeljaw)
  • TED-09 Grimlock (redeco of One-Step Changer Grimlock)

Wave 5 (July 25, 2015)

  • TED-10 Strongarm (redeco of One-Step Changer Strongarm)

Wave 6 (August 29, 2015)

Wave 7 (September 19, 2015)

  • TED-12 Thunderhoof (redeco of One-Step Changer Thunderhoof)

Wave 8 (October 24, 2015)

  • TED-13 Drift (redeco of One-Step Changer Drift)
  • TED-14 Fracture (redeco of One-Step Changer Fracture)

Wave 9 (November 14, 2015)

Wave 10 (January 30, 2016)

Wave 11 (February 27, 2016)

  • TED-18 Big Drift (redeco of Three-Step Changer Artic Strike Drift)
  • TED-19 Springload (redeco of One-Step Changer Springload)

Mini-Con Series

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Wave 1 (April 29, 2016)

  • TMC 01 Jetstorm (redeco of Mini-Con Jetstorm)
  • TMC 02 Slipstream (redeco of Mini-Con Slipstream)
  • TMC 03 Divebomb (redeco of Mini-Con Airazor)
  • TMC 04 Airazor (redeco of Mini-Con Divebomb)
  • TMC 05 Windra (redeco of Mini-Con Dragonus)
  • TMC 06 Psychobat (redeco of Mini-Con Ratbat)

Exclusives

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Gift campaigns

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Clear Color EZ Collection Gift Campaign (March 21, 2015)

Limited Clear EZ Collection Optimus Prime Gift Campaign (April 2015)

Limited EZ Collection Gift Campaign (July 2015)

Limited Micron Gift Campaign (November 2015)

Limited Micron Gift Campaign (December 2015)

TakaraTomy Mall Limited Micron (December 2015)

Other

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TV Magazine (September 2015)

Transformers Generations 2015 (2016)

Notes

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  • Because Hasbro stopped printing assortment names on the toys' packaging, confirmation of just what exactly the various price points are named needs to be taken from other official sources. Unfortunately, Hasbro toyed around with several alternate working names, which then ended up being used not only by different online retailers, but also for international versions of Hasbro's official website. This results in a situation similar to 2005's Legends of Cybertron price point (also known as "Cybertron All-Stars" and "Cybertron Micro Series"), the Construct-Bots line (aka "Construct-A-Bots", "Construct Bots" or "Construct A Bots") and the Age of Extinction line's Power Battlers (aka "Power Attackers" or "Deluxe Attackers"), where it's difficult, or even impossible, to conclusively determine the "official" name for these price points:
    • The One-Step Changers are identified as "One-Step Warriors" on the United Kingdom, Canadian, German, Singaporean, Australian and Belgian versions of the Hasbro website, among others. The United States version initially also called them "One-Step Warriors" (with overview listings identifying them as "One-Step Changers"), but later changed the individual figures' entries to "One-Step Changers"... yet a few instances of "One-Step Warriors" still persist. Online retailers (among them Amazon UK, Toys"R"Us Canada and Walmart USA) also use the "One-Step Warriors" name in their listings.
    • The "Three-Step Changers" aka "Hyper Change Heroes" (also "3-Step Changers" or "Hyperchange Heroes") are a similar mess: The Hong Kong, Singaporean, Canadian and United Kindom versions of the Hasbro website identify them as "Hyper Change Heroes", whereas the United States, Australian, German and French versions use the name "3-Step Changers". The Malaysian version uses different names for different individual figures. Again, retailers around the world have picked a name and are running with it. The press releases distributed by Hasbro's PR agency to news outlets after various media events all use "Three-Step Changers", and a Hasbro representative at BotCon 2015 further confirmed that "Three-Step Changers" was supposed to be the "final" name... then again, a Hasbro representative at Toy Fair 2013 had insisted on the name "Construct-A-Bots", too. Hasbro would eventually officially reiterate that "Three-Step Changers" was supposed to be the final name during the Hasbro panel at BotCon 2016.
  • On multiple occasions, major updates to the Robots in Disguise mobile game's list of available characters and variations thereof have indirectly revealed massive bulks of previously unannounced toys. This wiki, however, does not add them to the toy list unless they are explicitly officially confirmed as toys.

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