Seacon (Masterforce) - Revision history

Saix at 01:17, 20 May 2025

2025-05-20T01:17:37Z

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	**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]		**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]
	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. ~~All members are identical to their US releases, just~~ like with their ~~American~~ counterparts~~' release~~, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and ~~Tentakil—transforming~~ into ~~their Targetmaster~~ weapon forms~~, and~~ can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], with sixth member becoming the weapon, via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. Just like with their identical Hasbro counterparts, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—capable of transforming into weapon forms. All six can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], with the sixth member becoming the weapon, via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.

	:Due to the Seacon drones being mass-produced drone Transformers, one can [[Army-building\|army-build]] their own endless Seacon legion like the cartoon, by using figure copies of the aforementioned drones.		:Due to the Seacon drones being mass-produced drone Transformers, one can [[Army-building\|army-build]] their own endless Seacon legion like the cartoon, by using figure copies of the aforementioned drones.

E198517: /* Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers */ Added an army-building info, given the mass-produced nature of the Seacon drones.

2025-05-19T22:27:58Z

Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Added an army-building info, given the mass-produced nature of the Seacon drones.

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	**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]		**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]
	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into their Targetmaster weapon forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], with sixth member becoming the weapon, via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.

			:Due to the Seacon drones being mass-produced drone Transformers, one can [[Army-building\|army-build]] their own endless Seacon legion like the cartoon, by using figure copies of the aforementioned drones.
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Saix: /* Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers */

2025-05-19T16:38:11Z

Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers

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	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.

	~~:There's a few silly mistakes in the two Seacon drone's names—Kraken and Gulf—being misspelled as "Clerken" and "Galph" in their toy packages.~~
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E198517: /* Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers */ Clarified an misspelling package error on Kraken and Gulf

2025-05-18T21:54:49Z

Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Clarified an misspelling package error on Kraken and Gulf

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	**[[Turtler#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Turtler]]		**[[Turtler#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Turtler]]
	**[[Overbite (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Overbite]]		**[[Overbite (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Overbite]]
	**[[Gulf#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|~~Gulf~~]]		**[[Gulf#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Galph]] {{sic}}
	**[[Lobclaw#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Lobclaw]]		**[[Lobclaw#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Lobclaw]]
	**[[Kraken#Toys\|~~Kraken~~]]		**[[Kraken#Toys\|Clerken]] {{sic}}
	**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]		**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]
	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.

			:There's a few silly mistakes in the two Seacon drone's names—Kraken and Gulf—being misspelled as "Clerken" and "Galph" in their toy packages.
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E198517: Added a few more detail on the Masterforce Seacons toys.

2025-05-18T21:50:00Z

Added a few more detail on the Masterforce Seacons toys.

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	===''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''===		===''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''===
	{{anchor\|Super-God Masterforce}}		{{anchor\|Super-God Masterforce}}
			*'''Seacons''' (1988)
			**[[Turtler#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Turtler]]
			**[[Overbite (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Overbite]]
			**[[Gulf#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Gulf]]
			**[[Lobclaw#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Lobclaw]]
			**[[Kraken#Toys\|Kraken]]
			**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]
	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. ~~They have a lot of purple~~ and ~~bright blue on them~~.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Saix at 17:32, 22 February 2024

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	====''Generations Selects Special Comic''====		====''Generations Selects Special Comic''====
	{{Groupstub\|{{storylink\|Seacons comic 1}}{{storylink\|Seacons comic 2}}{{storylink\|Seacons comic 3}}{{storylink\|Seacons comic 4}}{{storylink\|Seacons comic 5}}{{storylink\|Super Megatron comic 2}}{{storylink\|God Neptune comic 1}}{{storylink\|God Neptune comic 2}}{{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale ~~Part 1~~\|Finale 1}}{{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale ~~Part 2~~\|Finale 2}}}}		{{Groupstub\|{{storylink\|Seacons comic 1}}{{storylink\|Seacons comic 2}}{{storylink\|Seacons comic 3}}{{storylink\|Seacons comic 4}}{{storylink\|Seacons comic 5}}{{storylink\|Super Megatron comic 2}}{{storylink\|God Neptune comic 1}}{{storylink\|God Neptune comic 2}}{{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Prelude\|Finale Prelude}}{{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}}}}

	====''Zone'' cartoon====		====''Zone'' cartoon====

Saix: /* ''Zone'' cartoon */clean up, replaced: Sonic Bomber → Sonic Bomber

2022-12-21T23:28:47Z

''Zone'' cartoon: clean up, replaced: Sonic Bomber → Sonic Bomber

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	Years later, when the supernatural entity known as [[Violengiguar]] took command of the Decepticons, his first act was to recruit [[Nine Great Demon Generals]] from Decepticon history. The Seacons in the form of King Poseidon were selected to be one of those Generals and King Poseidon was given the rank of Oceanic Fish General as well as new power and weaponry to make him an even greater threat than before.		Years later, when the supernatural entity known as [[Violengiguar]] took command of the Decepticons, his first act was to recruit [[Nine Great Demon Generals]] from Decepticon history. The Seacons in the form of King Poseidon were selected to be one of those Generals and King Poseidon was given the rank of Oceanic Fish General as well as new power and weaponry to make him an even greater threat than before.

	King Poseidon was sent to [[Earth]] along with [[Devastator (G1)\|Devastator]], [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and [[Predaking (G1)\|Predaking]] to steal the [[Zodiac]] necessary for Violengiguar's schemes. The mysterious energy source was located beneath the planet's surface by new Autobot commander [[Dai Atlas (G1)\|Dai Atlas]] and stolen by Devastator, but as Dai Atlas attempted to chase him down, King Poseidon struck, emerging from a nearby subterranean lake and ensnaring Dai Atlas with a chain. Devastator handed the Zodiac off to King Poseidon, who returned to the surface with it, where he was attacked by [[Sonic Bomber]] and forced to hurl the Zodiac out of his reach. Unfortunately for the villains, Dai Atlas was the one who caught it, prompting Trypticon to fire a beam of Energon Z at the heroes. The Energon Z interacted with the Zodiac, which empowered Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber with its energies, transforming them into powerful new "Zone Modes". The firepower of the two Autobots' new modes was directed upon King Poseidon and Trypticon, who were destroyed when they exploded dramatically. {{storylink\|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}		King Poseidon was sent to [[Earth]] along with [[Devastator (G1)\|Devastator]], [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and [[Predaking (G1)\|Predaking]] to steal the [[Zodiac]] necessary for Violengiguar's schemes. The mysterious energy source was located beneath the planet's surface by new Autobot commander [[Dai Atlas (G1)\|Dai Atlas]] and stolen by Devastator, but as Dai Atlas attempted to chase him down, King Poseidon struck, emerging from a nearby subterranean lake and ensnaring Dai Atlas with a chain. Devastator handed the Zodiac off to King Poseidon, who returned to the surface with it, where he was attacked by [[Sonic Bomber (G1)\|Sonic Bomber]] and forced to hurl the Zodiac out of his reach. Unfortunately for the villains, Dai Atlas was the one who caught it, prompting Trypticon to fire a beam of Energon Z at the heroes. The Energon Z interacted with the Zodiac, which empowered Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber with its energies, transforming them into powerful new "Zone Modes". The firepower of the two Autobots' new modes was directed upon King Poseidon and Trypticon, who were destroyed when they exploded dramatically. {{storylink\|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}

	===Manga continuity===		===Manga continuity===

Nightsqueak at 10:31, 5 September 2022

2022-09-05T10:31:18Z

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	:The Seacons return in the [[Transformers: Generations#Selects\|Generations ''Selects'']] line, with many of them being retools of the ''[[Power of the Primes (toyline)\|Power of the Primes]]'' [[Terrorcon (G1)#Generations\|Terrorcons]], Tentakill being the exception. The hands and feet for King Poseidon are specially molded with full articulation, and homaging the original toys, there are six Seacons, one voyager and five deluxes. Turtler can form King Poseidon's torso, while a "selected" (see what we did there?) 4 deluxes form the limbs. The combiner hands developed for the set are tooled to connect into a deluxe combiner peg, allowing the remaining deluxe figure to form a gun for the giant Decepticon. All six include melee weapons and guns that combine into a giant sword and a giant gun for King Poseidon respectively.		:The Seacons return in the [[Transformers: Generations#Selects\|Generations ''Selects'']] line, with many of them being retools of the ''[[Power of the Primes (toyline)\|Power of the Primes]]'' [[Terrorcon (G1)#Generations\|Terrorcons]], Tentakill being the exception. The hands and feet for King Poseidon are specially molded with full articulation, and homaging the original toys, there are six Seacons, one voyager and five deluxes. Turtler can form King Poseidon's torso, while a "selected" (see what we did there?) 4 deluxes form the limbs. The combiner hands developed for the set are tooled to connect into a deluxe combiner peg, allowing the remaining deluxe figure to form a gun for the giant Decepticon. All six include melee weapons and guns that combine into a giant sword and a giant gun for King Poseidon respectively.

	:The Seacons ~~will be~~ released in Japan as [[TakaraTomy Mall]] exclusives, both could be ordered individually and in three waves of 2.		:The Seacons were released in Japan as [[TakaraTomy Mall]] exclusives, both could be ordered individually and in three waves of 2.
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Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Notes */

2022-01-01T02:40:33Z

Notes

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	* Until the ''Super-God Masterforce'' release of the Seacons, every Decepticon-aligned combiner team sold in Japan had had their group suffix changed from -con to -tron or -ron (i.e., [[Terrorcon (G1)\|Terrorcon]] to Terrortron) in order to line up with "Destron", the Japanese name for the Decepticons. However, for some reason this suffix change did not happen with the Seacons, making them the only Decepticon combiner team in Generation 1 to have the same group name in both English and Japanese markets. Their Japanese name is also always presented in the plural form; Turtler is the "Seacons Commander", for example.		* Until the ''Super-God Masterforce'' release of the Seacons, every Decepticon-aligned combiner team sold in Japan had had their group suffix changed from -con to -tron or -ron (i.e., [[Terrorcon (G1)\|Terrorcon]] to Terrortron) in order to line up with "Destron", the Japanese name for the Decepticons. However, for some reason this suffix change did not happen with the Seacons, making them the only Decepticon combiner team in Generation 1 to have the same group name in both English and Japanese markets. Their Japanese name is also always presented in the plural form; Turtler is the "Seacons Commander", for example.
	*The team has the distinction of having their own [[image song]]: the bizarrely cheerful and cheerfully bizarre "[[See See Seacons]]".		*The team has the distinction of having their own [[image song]]: the bizarrely cheerful and cheerfully bizarre "[[See See Seacons]]".
			*Despite never utilizing them in the cartoon, the Seacons all had individual [[robot mode]] models made that were different to the US [[Seacon (G1)\|Seacon]] character models used in the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comics]] and [[commercial]]s.
			*At some point very early into production, the [[Seacon (BW)\|Space Pirate Seacons]] were going to use the ''Super-God Masterforce'' Seacon models in the ''Beast Wars II'' cartoon. Evidence of this was found in a collection of production materials that featured print-outs of the ''Masterforce'' Seacon models (including the unused robot mode models), where the ''Masterforce'' names were crossed out and replaced with the Space Pirate Seacons' names in red pen.<ref>[http://www.transformertoys.co.uk/resources/gallery/series+bibles/beast+wars+ii+character+sheets+-+seacons/789 Early ''Beast Wars II'' Seacon model sheets] at "Transformers at the Moon"</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Saix: clean up, replaced: Star Saber (Victory) → Star Saber (G1), Dai Atlas (Zone) → Dai Atlas (G1), Metrotitan (Zone) → Metrotitan (G1)

2021-09-20T01:13:07Z

clean up, replaced: Star Saber (Victory) → Star Saber (G1), Dai Atlas (Zone) → Dai Atlas (G1), Metrotitan (Zone) → Metrotitan (G1)

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	Years later, when the supernatural entity known as [[Violengiguar]] took command of the Decepticons, his first act was to recruit [[Nine Great Demon Generals]] from Decepticon history. The Seacons in the form of King Poseidon were selected to be one of those Generals and King Poseidon was given the rank of Oceanic Fish General as well as new power and weaponry to make him an even greater threat than before.		Years later, when the supernatural entity known as [[Violengiguar]] took command of the Decepticons, his first act was to recruit [[Nine Great Demon Generals]] from Decepticon history. The Seacons in the form of King Poseidon were selected to be one of those Generals and King Poseidon was given the rank of Oceanic Fish General as well as new power and weaponry to make him an even greater threat than before.

	King Poseidon was sent to [[Earth]] along with [[Devastator (G1)\|Devastator]], [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and [[Predaking (G1)\|Predaking]] to steal the [[Zodiac]] necessary for Violengiguar's schemes. The mysterious energy source was located beneath the planet's surface by new Autobot commander [[Dai Atlas (~~Zone~~)\|Dai Atlas]] and stolen by Devastator, but as Dai Atlas attempted to chase him down, King Poseidon struck, emerging from a nearby subterranean lake and ensnaring Dai Atlas with a chain. Devastator handed the Zodiac off to King Poseidon, who returned to the surface with it, where he was attacked by [[Sonic Bomber]] and forced to hurl the Zodiac out of his reach. Unfortunately for the villains, Dai Atlas was the one who caught it, prompting Trypticon to fire a beam of Energon Z at the heroes. The Energon Z interacted with the Zodiac, which empowered Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber with its energies, transforming them into powerful new "Zone Modes". The firepower of the two Autobots' new modes was directed upon King Poseidon and Trypticon, who were destroyed when they exploded dramatically. {{storylink\|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}		King Poseidon was sent to [[Earth]] along with [[Devastator (G1)\|Devastator]], [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and [[Predaking (G1)\|Predaking]] to steal the [[Zodiac]] necessary for Violengiguar's schemes. The mysterious energy source was located beneath the planet's surface by new Autobot commander [[Dai Atlas (G1)\|Dai Atlas]] and stolen by Devastator, but as Dai Atlas attempted to chase him down, King Poseidon struck, emerging from a nearby subterranean lake and ensnaring Dai Atlas with a chain. Devastator handed the Zodiac off to King Poseidon, who returned to the surface with it, where he was attacked by [[Sonic Bomber]] and forced to hurl the Zodiac out of his reach. Unfortunately for the villains, Dai Atlas was the one who caught it, prompting Trypticon to fire a beam of Energon Z at the heroes. The Energon Z interacted with the Zodiac, which empowered Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber with its energies, transforming them into powerful new "Zone Modes". The firepower of the two Autobots' new modes was directed upon King Poseidon and Trypticon, who were destroyed when they exploded dramatically. {{storylink\|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}

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	====''Zone'' manga and story pages====		====''Zone'' manga and story pages====
	Years after the conclusion of the [[Masterforce War]], King Poseidon was one of nine Decepticons selected by the supernatural new emperor of the Decepticon, Violengiguar, to become one of his [[Nine Great Demon Generals\|Great Demon Generals]]. Appointed "Oceanic Fish General" and equipped with new powers and weapons to make him stronger than before, King Poseidon was first unleashed against the Autobots on the ocean planet of [[Wall]]. Hiding beneath the waves alongside Trypticon, King Poseidon emerged to battle Autobot commander [[Star Saber (~~Victory~~)\|Star Saber]], but was beaten back by a concentrated attack from [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]], [[Skywave]], [[Missile Bull]], and [[Overload (G1)\|Overload]]. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)\|Zone Part 3}}		Years after the conclusion of the [[Masterforce War]], King Poseidon was one of nine Decepticons selected by the supernatural new emperor of the Decepticon, Violengiguar, to become one of his [[Nine Great Demon Generals\|Great Demon Generals]]. Appointed "Oceanic Fish General" and equipped with new powers and weapons to make him stronger than before, King Poseidon was first unleashed against the Autobots on the ocean planet of [[Wall]]. Hiding beneath the waves alongside Trypticon, King Poseidon emerged to battle Autobot commander [[Star Saber (G1)\|Star Saber]], but was beaten back by a concentrated attack from [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]], [[Skywave]], [[Missile Bull]], and [[Overload (G1)\|Overload]]. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)\|Zone Part 3}}

	Later, King Poseidon, Trypticon, Predaking and Devastator were directed to attack Earth in search of the mysterious "Zodiac", in order to create the super-energy Violengiguar needed for his schemes. They were pursued to the planet by the Autobot [[Powered Master]]s Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber but while, Dai Atlas was occupied in a subterranean battle with Devastator, King Poseidon located and absconded with the Zodiac. Dai Atlas pursued him back to Earth's surface, where both sides grappled for possession of the Zodiac until Trypticon fired a beam of [[Energon Z]] at the Autobots. The Energon Z interacted with the Zodiac and unleashed its energies, transforming Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber into heavily armed new "Zone Modes". The two heroes blasted the generals with their powerful new weapons, winning the day. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (manga)\|Zone}}		Later, King Poseidon, Trypticon, Predaking and Devastator were directed to attack Earth in search of the mysterious "Zodiac", in order to create the super-energy Violengiguar needed for his schemes. They were pursued to the planet by the Autobot [[Powered Master]]s Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber but while, Dai Atlas was occupied in a subterranean battle with Devastator, King Poseidon located and absconded with the Zodiac. Dai Atlas pursued him back to Earth's surface, where both sides grappled for possession of the Zodiac until Trypticon fired a beam of [[Energon Z]] at the Autobots. The Energon Z interacted with the Zodiac and unleashed its energies, transforming Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber into heavily armed new "Zone Modes". The two heroes blasted the generals with their powerful new weapons, winning the day. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (manga)\|Zone}}

	The Generals later schooled [[Metrotitan (~~Zone~~)\|Metrotitan]] and the [[Metrosquad]] in the ways of evil, making them formidable opponents to the [[Powered Master]]s. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)\|Zone Part 7}}		The Generals later schooled [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]] and the [[Metrosquad]] in the ways of evil, making them formidable opponents to the [[Powered Master]]s. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)\|Zone Part 7}}

	==Toys==		==Toys==

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	**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]		**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]
	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. ~~All members are identical to their US releases, just~~ like with their ~~American~~ counterparts~~' release~~, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and ~~Tentakil—transforming~~ into ~~their Targetmaster~~ weapon forms~~, and~~ can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], with sixth member becoming the weapon, via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. Just like with their identical Hasbro counterparts, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—capable of transforming into weapon forms. All six can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], with the sixth member becoming the weapon, via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.

	:Due to the Seacon drones being mass-produced drone Transformers, one can [[Army-building\|army-build]] their own endless Seacon legion like the cartoon, by using figure copies of the aforementioned drones.		:Due to the Seacon drones being mass-produced drone Transformers, one can [[Army-building\|army-build]] their own endless Seacon legion like the cartoon, by using figure copies of the aforementioned drones.

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	**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]		**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]
	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into their Targetmaster weapon forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], with sixth member becoming the weapon, via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.

			:Due to the Seacon drones being mass-produced drone Transformers, one can [[Army-building\|army-build]] their own endless Seacon legion like the cartoon, by using figure copies of the aforementioned drones.
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	**[[Turtler#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Turtler]]		**[[Turtler#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Turtler]]
	**[[Overbite (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Overbite]]		**[[Overbite (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Overbite]]
	**[[Gulf#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|~~Gulf~~]]		**[[Gulf#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Galph]] {{sic}}
	**[[Lobclaw#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Lobclaw]]		**[[Lobclaw#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Lobclaw]]
	**[[Kraken#Toys\|~~Kraken~~]]		**[[Kraken#Toys\|Clerken]] {{sic}}
	**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]		**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]
	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.

			:There's a few silly mistakes in the two Seacon drone's names—Kraken and Gulf—being misspelled as "Clerken" and "Galph" in their toy packages.
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	===''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''===		===''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''===
	{{anchor\|Super-God Masterforce}}		{{anchor\|Super-God Masterforce}}
			*'''Seacons''' (1988)
			**[[Turtler#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Turtler]]
			**[[Overbite (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Overbite]]
			**[[Gulf#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Gulf]]
			**[[Lobclaw#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Lobclaw]]
			**[[Kraken#Toys\|Kraken]]
			**[[Tentakil (Masterforce)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Tentakil]]
	[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]		[[File:Overbiteg1toy.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''Super-God Masterforce'' Overbite]]
	:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. ~~They have a lot of purple~~ and ~~bright blue on them~~.		:The Seacons were released in Japan in 1988. All members are identical to their US releases, just like with their American counterparts' release, each Seacon can transform into robot or sea creature, with the Seacon drones—Overbite, Gulf, Lobclaw, Kraken, and Tentakil—transforming into Targetmaster forms, and can combine into [[King Poseidon#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|King Poseidon]], via [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Scramble City]]-style.
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