Prime Wars Trilogy - Revision history

Saix at 10:47, 11 March 2026

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	{{Bp-d1\|[[Blast Off (G1)#SpecialEdition\|''Combiner Wars'' Decepticon Blast Off]] (w/ [[The Fallen/toys#SpecialEdition\|Megatronus]])}}		{{Bp-d1\|[[Blast Off (G1)#SpecialEdition\|''Combiner Wars'' Decepticon Blast Off]] (w/ [[The Fallen/toys#SpecialEdition\|Megatronus]])}}
	{{Bp-a1\|[[Repugnus (G1)#SpecialEdition\|''Titans Return'' Repugnus]] (w/ [[~~Dastard~~#Toys\|Dastard]] and [[Solus Prime#SpecialEdition\|Solus Prime]])}}		{{Bp-a1\|[[Repugnus (G1)#SpecialEdition\|''Titans Return'' Repugnus]] (w/ [[Hedgehog#Toys\|Dastard]] and [[Solus Prime#SpecialEdition\|Solus Prime]])}}
	{{Bp-a1\|[[Punch (G1)#Power of the Primes\|''Power of the Primes'' Punch-Counterpunch]] (w/ [[Prima#SpecialEdition\|Prima]])}}		{{Bp-a1\|[[Punch (G1)#Power of the Primes\|''Power of the Primes'' Punch-Counterpunch]] (w/ [[Prima#SpecialEdition\|Prima]])}}
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AzimuthAcolyte: implementing navbox

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implementing navbox

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	~~[[File:Prime Wars Trilogy logo.png\|center]]~~		{{nav-pwt}}
	The "'''Prime Wars Trilogy'''" is [[Hasbro]]'s designation for a segment of the ''[[Transformers: Generations]]'' line that was launched in late 2014. While primarily based around the toy lines that make up the trilogy, it is also accompanied by cartoons of the same names and even has tie-ins in [[IDW Publishing\|IDW]]'s comic books.		The "'''Prime Wars Trilogy'''" is [[Hasbro]]'s designation for a segment of the ''[[Transformers: Generations]]'' line that was launched in late 2014. While primarily based around the toy lines that make up the trilogy, it is also accompanied by cartoons of the same names and even has tie-ins in [[IDW Publishing\|IDW]]'s comic books.

Saix: /* External links */

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External links

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	*[https://roosterteeth.com/series/transformers Transformers: Prime Wars Trilogy on Rooster Teeth]		*[https://roosterteeth.com/series/transformers Transformers: Prime Wars Trilogy on Rooster Teeth]

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NexusShard17 at 20:24, 23 August 2020

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	The "'''Prime Wars Trilogy'''" is [[Hasbro]]'s designation for a segment of the ''[[Transformers: Generations]]'' line that was launched in late 2014. While primarily based around the toy lines that make up the trilogy, it is also accompanied by cartoons of the same names and even has tie-ins in [[IDW Publishing\|IDW]]'s comic books.		The "'''Prime Wars Trilogy'''" is [[Hasbro]]'s designation for a segment of the ''[[Transformers: Generations]]'' line that was launched in late 2014. While primarily based around the toy lines that make up the trilogy, it is also accompanied by cartoons of the same names and even has tie-ins in [[IDW Publishing\|IDW]]'s comic books.

	The ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' was succeeded by the ''[[War for Cybertron Trilogy]]''.		The ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' was succeeded by the ''[[War for Cybertron Trilogy (franchise)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]''.

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Saix at 21:40, 4 June 2020

2020-06-04T21:40:31Z

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	[[Category:Generations\| ]]		[[Category:Generations\| ]]
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Cyberlink420: /* Cartoons */

2019-10-04T12:39:42Z

Cartoons

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	{{Main\|Transformers: Titans Return (cartoon)}}		{{Main\|Transformers: Titans Return (cartoon)}}
	{{Main\|Transformers: Power of the Primes (cartoon)}}		{{Main\|Transformers: Power of the Primes (cartoon)}}
	A series of three CG-animated cartoons produced by [[Machinima]] were released between 2016 and 2018, with each one treated as an individual season of a larger "Prime Wars Trilogy" narrative. The first, ''Combiner Wars'' ran for eight episodes, each five minutes in length; the latter two seasons, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'', were expanded to ten episodes at ten minutes apiece. Each one first premiered on the [[go90]] platform in the United States before being released via other services worldwide. In January 2019, the majority of ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' content was delisted from these services due to Machinima's closure, only to resurface on the [[Rooster Teeth]] website the following March.		A series of three CG-animated cartoons produced by [[Machinima]] were released between 2016 and 2018, with each one treated as an individual season of a larger "Prime Wars Trilogy" narrative. The first, ''Combiner Wars'', ran for eight episodes, each five minutes in length; the latter two seasons, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'', were expanded to ten episodes at ten minutes apiece. Each one first premiered on the [[go90]] platform in the United States before being released via other services worldwide. In January 2019, the majority of ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' content was delisted from these services due to Machinima's closure, only to resurface on the [[Rooster Teeth]] website the following March.

	''Combiner Wars'' was heavily promoted by Hasbro prior to its launch, but didn't see a release until 2016, by which point the toys had already run their course as a general retail line. To make matters worse, it drew devastatingly negative criticism. Despite this, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'' follow-ups were announced, with the former repeating both its predecessor's poor timing, being launched at the end of 2017 when the ''Titans Return'' toyline had already been succeeded by ''Power of the Primes'', and its negative reception among a large portion of the fanbase. The latter, however, made it in under the wire with a mid-2018 premiere, arriving in the middle of its toyline's run, and while still considered a significant disappointment by fans, it at least fared ''slightly'' better than its predecessors.		''Combiner Wars'' was heavily promoted by Hasbro prior to its launch, but didn't see a release until 2016, by which point the toys had already run their course as a general retail line. To make matters worse, it drew devastatingly negative criticism. Despite this, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'' follow-ups were announced, with the former repeating both its predecessor's poor timing, being launched at the end of 2017 when the ''Titans Return'' toyline had already been succeeded by ''Power of the Primes'', and its negative reception among a large portion of the fanbase. The latter, however, made it in under the wire with a mid-2018 premiere, arriving in the middle of its toyline's run, and while still considered a significant disappointment by fans, it at least fared ''slightly'' better than its predecessors.

Saix: /* Comics */clean up, replaced: IDW 2005 continuity → 2005 IDW continuity

2019-06-05T19:29:38Z

Comics: clean up, replaced: IDW 2005 continuity → 2005 IDW continuity

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	{{Main\|Combiner Wars (comic)}}		{{Main\|Combiner Wars (comic)}}
	{{Main\|Titans Return (comic)}}		{{Main\|Titans Return (comic)}}
	[[IDW Publishing]]'s [[IDW ~~2005~~ continuity\|original comic continuity]] featured a six-part ''Combiner Wars'' "event" comic that was told in alternating issues of the second ''[[The Transformers: Windblade\|Windblade]]'' miniseries and the ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|The Transformers]]'' ongoing. Along with previous issues that also featured combiners, they were [[pack-in material\|included]] (equipped with new covers) with the Deluxe Class toys that were distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, while the figures available in Canada, Latin America, and Europe replaced the comics with cards featuring artwork of the characters.		[[IDW Publishing]]'s [[2005 IDW continuity\|original comic continuity]] featured a six-part ''Combiner Wars'' "event" comic that was told in alternating issues of the second ''[[The Transformers: Windblade\|Windblade]]'' miniseries and the ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|The Transformers]]'' ongoing. Along with previous issues that also featured combiners, they were [[pack-in material\|included]] (equipped with new covers) with the Deluxe Class toys that were distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, while the figures available in Canada, Latin America, and Europe replaced the comics with cards featuring artwork of the characters.

	A ''Titans Return'' "event" story was told in a similar fashion in the form of a [[The Last Autobot\|special ''Titans Return'' comic]] and two issues of ''The Transformers'' and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' each. Unlike ''Combiner Wars'', the ''Titans Return'' comics were not included with any toys.		A ''Titans Return'' "event" story was told in a similar fashion in the form of a [[The Last Autobot\|special ''Titans Return'' comic]] and two issues of ''The Transformers'' and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' each. Unlike ''Combiner Wars'', the ''Titans Return'' comics were not included with any toys.

Mammalian Verisimilitude at 18:49, 1 April 2019

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	{{Main\|Transformers: Titans Return (cartoon)}}		{{Main\|Transformers: Titans Return (cartoon)}}
	{{Main\|Transformers: Power of the Primes (cartoon)}}		{{Main\|Transformers: Power of the Primes (cartoon)}}
	A series of three CG-animated cartoons produced by [[Machinima]] were released between 2016 and 2018, with each one treated as an individual season of a larger "Prime Wars Trilogy" narrative. The first, ''Combiner Wars'' ran for eight episodes, each five minutes in length; the latter two seasons, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'', were expanded to ten episodes at ten minutes apiece. Each one first premiered on the [[go90]] platform in the United States before being released via other services worldwide. In January of 2019, the majority of ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' content was delisted from these services due to Machinima's closure, only to resurface on the [[Rooster Teeth]] website the following March.		A series of three CG-animated cartoons produced by [[Machinima]] were released between 2016 and 2018, with each one treated as an individual season of a larger "Prime Wars Trilogy" narrative. The first, ''Combiner Wars'' ran for eight episodes, each five minutes in length; the latter two seasons, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'', were expanded to ten episodes at ten minutes apiece. Each one first premiered on the [[go90]] platform in the United States before being released via other services worldwide. In January 2019, the majority of ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' content was delisted from these services due to Machinima's closure, only to resurface on the [[Rooster Teeth]] website the following March.

	''Combiner Wars'' was heavily promoted by Hasbro prior to its launch, but didn't see a release until 2016, by which point the toys had already run their course as a general retail line. To make matters worse, it drew devastatingly negative criticism. Despite this, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'' follow-ups were announced, with the former repeating both its predecessor's poor timing, being launched at the end of 2017 when the ''Titans Return'' toyline had already been succeeded by ''Power of the Primes'', and its negative reception among a large portion of the fanbase. The latter, however, made it in under the wire with a mid-2018 premiere, arriving in the middle of its toyline's run, and while still considered a significant disappointment by fans, it at least fared ''slightly'' better than its predecessors.		''Combiner Wars'' was heavily promoted by Hasbro prior to its launch, but didn't see a release until 2016, by which point the toys had already run their course as a general retail line. To make matters worse, it drew devastatingly negative criticism. Despite this, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'' follow-ups were announced, with the former repeating both its predecessor's poor timing, being launched at the end of 2017 when the ''Titans Return'' toyline had already been succeeded by ''Power of the Primes'', and its negative reception among a large portion of the fanbase. The latter, however, made it in under the wire with a mid-2018 premiere, arriving in the middle of its toyline's run, and while still considered a significant disappointment by fans, it at least fared ''slightly'' better than its predecessors.
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	{{Main\|Combiner Wars (comic)}}		{{Main\|Combiner Wars (comic)}}
	{{Main\|Titans Return (comic)}}		{{Main\|Titans Return (comic)}}
	[[IDW Publishing]]'s [[IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|~~''Generation 1''~~ comic continuity]] featured a six-part ''Combiner Wars'' "event" comic that was told in alternating issues of the second ''[[The Transformers: Windblade\|Windblade]]'' miniseries and the ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|The Transformers]]'' ongoing. Along with previous issues that also featured combiners, they were [[pack-in material\|included]] (equipped with new covers) with the Deluxe Class toys that were distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, while the figures available in Canada, Latin America, and Europe replaced the comics with cards featuring artwork of the characters.		[[IDW Publishing]]'s [[IDW 2005 continuity\|original comic continuity]] featured a six-part ''Combiner Wars'' "event" comic that was told in alternating issues of the second ''[[The Transformers: Windblade\|Windblade]]'' miniseries and the ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|The Transformers]]'' ongoing. Along with previous issues that also featured combiners, they were [[pack-in material\|included]] (equipped with new covers) with the Deluxe Class toys that were distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, while the figures available in Canada, Latin America, and Europe replaced the comics with cards featuring artwork of the characters.

	A ''Titans Return'' "event" story was told in a similar fashion in the form of a [[The Last Autobot\|special ''Titans Return'' comic]] and two issues of ''The Transformers'' and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' each. Unlike ''Combiner Wars'', the ''Titans Return'' comics were not included with any toys.		A ''Titans Return'' "event" story was told in a similar fashion in the form of a [[The Last Autobot\|special ''Titans Return'' comic]] and two issues of ''The Transformers'' and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' each. Unlike ''Combiner Wars'', the ''Titans Return'' comics were not included with any toys.

Cyberlink420: Unfortunately, all the Season 2 and 3 episodes are mislabeled, so I'll have to hold off adding any TR and POTP episode links until it's fixed. CW is fair game though.

2019-03-11T15:41:01Z

Unfortunately, all the Season 2 and 3 episodes are mislabeled, so I'll have to hold off adding any TR and POTP episode links until it's fixed. CW is fair game though.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*It appears the trilogy's individual segments were originally supposed to have a more uniform naming scheme before Hasbro decided in favor of more individual names: ''Combiner Wars'' was initially supposed to be followed by "Titan Wars" rather than ''Titans Return'', and "Prime Wars" was originally the working name for ''Power of the Primes'' before it was applied to the trilogy as a whole.		*It appears the trilogy's individual segments were originally supposed to have a more uniform naming scheme before Hasbro decided in favor of more individual names: ''Combiner Wars'' was initially supposed to be followed by "Titan Wars" rather than ''Titans Return'', and "Prime Wars" was originally the working name for ''Power of the Primes'' before it was applied to the trilogy as a whole.

			==External links==
			*[https://roosterteeth.com/series/transformers Transformers: Prime Wars Trilogy on Rooster Teeth]

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Generations}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Generations}}
	[[Category:Generation 1 franchises]]		[[Category:Generation 1 franchises]]
	[[Category:Generations\| ]]		[[Category:Generations\| ]]

Cyberlink420: /* Cartoons */

2019-03-10T17:16:03Z

Cartoons

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	{{Main\|Transformers: Titans Return (cartoon)}}		{{Main\|Transformers: Titans Return (cartoon)}}
	{{Main\|Transformers: Power of the Primes (cartoon)}}		{{Main\|Transformers: Power of the Primes (cartoon)}}
	A series of three CG-animated cartoons produced by [[Machinima]] were released between 2016 and 2018, with each one treated as an individual season of a larger "Prime Wars Trilogy" narrative. The first, ''Combiner Wars'' ran for eight episodes, each five minutes in length; the latter two seasons, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'', were expanded to ten episodes at ten minutes apiece. Each one first premiered on the [[go90]] platform in the United States before being released via other services worldwide. In January of 2019, the majority of ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' content was delisted from these services due to Machinima's closure, ~~leaving ''Combiner Wars'' as~~ the ~~lone series still available through official channels~~.		A series of three CG-animated cartoons produced by [[Machinima]] were released between 2016 and 2018, with each one treated as an individual season of a larger "Prime Wars Trilogy" narrative. The first, ''Combiner Wars'' ran for eight episodes, each five minutes in length; the latter two seasons, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'', were expanded to ten episodes at ten minutes apiece. Each one first premiered on the [[go90]] platform in the United States before being released via other services worldwide. In January of 2019, the majority of ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' content was delisted from these services due to Machinima's closure, only to resurface on the [[Rooster Teeth]] website the following March.

	''Combiner Wars'' was heavily promoted by Hasbro prior to its launch, but didn't see a release until 2016, by which point the toys had already run their course as a general retail line. To make matters worse, it drew devastatingly negative criticism. Despite this, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'' follow-ups were announced, with the former repeating both its predecessor's poor timing, being launched at the end of 2017 when the ''Titans Return'' toyline had already been succeeded by ''Power of the Primes'', and its negative reception among a large portion of the fanbase. The latter, however, made it in under the wire with a mid-2018 premiere, arriving in the middle of its toyline's run, and while still considered a significant disappointment by fans, it at least fared ''slightly'' better than its predecessors.		''Combiner Wars'' was heavily promoted by Hasbro prior to its launch, but didn't see a release until 2016, by which point the toys had already run their course as a general retail line. To make matters worse, it drew devastatingly negative criticism. Despite this, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'' follow-ups were announced, with the former repeating both its predecessor's poor timing, being launched at the end of 2017 when the ''Titans Return'' toyline had already been succeeded by ''Power of the Primes'', and its negative reception among a large portion of the fanbase. The latter, however, made it in under the wire with a mid-2018 premiere, arriving in the middle of its toyline's run, and while still considered a significant disappointment by fans, it at least fared ''slightly'' better than its predecessors.

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	{{Main\|Combiner Wars (comic)}}		{{Main\|Combiner Wars (comic)}}
	{{Main\|Titans Return (comic)}}		{{Main\|Titans Return (comic)}}
	[[IDW Publishing]]'s [[IDW ~~2005~~ continuity\|original comic continuity]] featured a six-part ''Combiner Wars'' "event" comic that was told in alternating issues of the second ''[[The Transformers: Windblade\|Windblade]]'' miniseries and the ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|The Transformers]]'' ongoing. Along with previous issues that also featured combiners, they were [[pack-in material\|included]] (equipped with new covers) with the Deluxe Class toys that were distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, while the figures available in Canada, Latin America, and Europe replaced the comics with cards featuring artwork of the characters.		[[IDW Publishing]]'s [[2005 IDW continuity\|original comic continuity]] featured a six-part ''Combiner Wars'' "event" comic that was told in alternating issues of the second ''[[The Transformers: Windblade\|Windblade]]'' miniseries and the ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|The Transformers]]'' ongoing. Along with previous issues that also featured combiners, they were [[pack-in material\|included]] (equipped with new covers) with the Deluxe Class toys that were distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, while the figures available in Canada, Latin America, and Europe replaced the comics with cards featuring artwork of the characters.

	A ''Titans Return'' "event" story was told in a similar fashion in the form of a [[The Last Autobot\|special ''Titans Return'' comic]] and two issues of ''The Transformers'' and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' each. Unlike ''Combiner Wars'', the ''Titans Return'' comics were not included with any toys.		A ''Titans Return'' "event" story was told in a similar fashion in the form of a [[The Last Autobot\|special ''Titans Return'' comic]] and two issues of ''The Transformers'' and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' each. Unlike ''Combiner Wars'', the ''Titans Return'' comics were not included with any toys.

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	{{Main\|Transformers: Titans Return (cartoon)}}		{{Main\|Transformers: Titans Return (cartoon)}}
	{{Main\|Transformers: Power of the Primes (cartoon)}}		{{Main\|Transformers: Power of the Primes (cartoon)}}
	A series of three CG-animated cartoons produced by [[Machinima]] were released between 2016 and 2018, with each one treated as an individual season of a larger "Prime Wars Trilogy" narrative. The first, ''Combiner Wars'' ran for eight episodes, each five minutes in length; the latter two seasons, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'', were expanded to ten episodes at ten minutes apiece. Each one first premiered on the [[go90]] platform in the United States before being released via other services worldwide. In January of 2019, the majority of ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' content was delisted from these services due to Machinima's closure, only to resurface on the [[Rooster Teeth]] website the following March.		A series of three CG-animated cartoons produced by [[Machinima]] were released between 2016 and 2018, with each one treated as an individual season of a larger "Prime Wars Trilogy" narrative. The first, ''Combiner Wars'' ran for eight episodes, each five minutes in length; the latter two seasons, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'', were expanded to ten episodes at ten minutes apiece. Each one first premiered on the [[go90]] platform in the United States before being released via other services worldwide. In January 2019, the majority of ''Prime Wars Trilogy'' content was delisted from these services due to Machinima's closure, only to resurface on the [[Rooster Teeth]] website the following March.

	''Combiner Wars'' was heavily promoted by Hasbro prior to its launch, but didn't see a release until 2016, by which point the toys had already run their course as a general retail line. To make matters worse, it drew devastatingly negative criticism. Despite this, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'' follow-ups were announced, with the former repeating both its predecessor's poor timing, being launched at the end of 2017 when the ''Titans Return'' toyline had already been succeeded by ''Power of the Primes'', and its negative reception among a large portion of the fanbase. The latter, however, made it in under the wire with a mid-2018 premiere, arriving in the middle of its toyline's run, and while still considered a significant disappointment by fans, it at least fared ''slightly'' better than its predecessors.		''Combiner Wars'' was heavily promoted by Hasbro prior to its launch, but didn't see a release until 2016, by which point the toys had already run their course as a general retail line. To make matters worse, it drew devastatingly negative criticism. Despite this, ''Titans Return'' and ''Power of the Primes'' follow-ups were announced, with the former repeating both its predecessor's poor timing, being launched at the end of 2017 when the ''Titans Return'' toyline had already been succeeded by ''Power of the Primes'', and its negative reception among a large portion of the fanbase. The latter, however, made it in under the wire with a mid-2018 premiere, arriving in the middle of its toyline's run, and while still considered a significant disappointment by fans, it at least fared ''slightly'' better than its predecessors.
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	{{Main\|Combiner Wars (comic)}}		{{Main\|Combiner Wars (comic)}}
	{{Main\|Titans Return (comic)}}		{{Main\|Titans Return (comic)}}
	[[IDW Publishing]]'s [[IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|~~''Generation 1''~~ comic continuity]] featured a six-part ''Combiner Wars'' "event" comic that was told in alternating issues of the second ''[[The Transformers: Windblade\|Windblade]]'' miniseries and the ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|The Transformers]]'' ongoing. Along with previous issues that also featured combiners, they were [[pack-in material\|included]] (equipped with new covers) with the Deluxe Class toys that were distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, while the figures available in Canada, Latin America, and Europe replaced the comics with cards featuring artwork of the characters.		[[IDW Publishing]]'s [[IDW 2005 continuity\|original comic continuity]] featured a six-part ''Combiner Wars'' "event" comic that was told in alternating issues of the second ''[[The Transformers: Windblade\|Windblade]]'' miniseries and the ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|The Transformers]]'' ongoing. Along with previous issues that also featured combiners, they were [[pack-in material\|included]] (equipped with new covers) with the Deluxe Class toys that were distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, while the figures available in Canada, Latin America, and Europe replaced the comics with cards featuring artwork of the characters.

	A ''Titans Return'' "event" story was told in a similar fashion in the form of a [[The Last Autobot\|special ''Titans Return'' comic]] and two issues of ''The Transformers'' and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' each. Unlike ''Combiner Wars'', the ''Titans Return'' comics were not included with any toys.		A ''Titans Return'' "event" story was told in a similar fashion in the form of a [[The Last Autobot\|special ''Titans Return'' comic]] and two issues of ''The Transformers'' and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' each. Unlike ''Combiner Wars'', the ''Titans Return'' comics were not included with any toys.