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	'''''Super-God Masterforce''''' is a ''Transformers'' [[franchise]] from Japan in 1988. Breaking radically from the previous series, ''[[Headmasters (franchise)\|The Headmasters]]'', which was a continuation of the [[America]]n series, ''Masterforce'' featured all-new characters and locations, dropping many of the futuristic elements, and focusing on human characters that bonded with robot bodies.

	Fans have a love/hate relationship with ''Masterforce''. It's notably well written and character driven, but probably the most ''different'' of any ''Transformers'' series. Notably, the series was unafraid of the occasional huge coincidence in setting up its premise, though it tried not to draw attention.

	~~The ''Masterforce'' franchise featured the following primary components:~~

	*[[Super-God Masterforce ~~(toyline)\|A toyline]]~~
	*[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)\|A cartoon series]]
	*[[Super-God Masterforce (manga)\|A manga series]]

	~~==Backstory==~~
	A pair of [[Autobot]] and [[Decepticon]] ships crashed on [[Earth]] between 2000 and 4000 years ago<ref>This date is based on in-series history.</ref>. They fought, and the Decepticons were imprisoned until the modern era.

	~~===Autobots===~~
	The Autobots were led by [[Metalhawk]]. While they were on Earth, the Autobots adopted outer [[Pretender\|Pretender shells]] that allowed them to pass as [[human]]s. They were impressed by the great compassion and goodness displayed by the otherwise primitive natives.

	After the Decepticons' defeat, the Autobots spread themselves around the world, living as humans. They kept contact with one another, and tasked themselves with investigating unexplained phenomena and disasters, keeping a watchful eye for the Decepticon Pretenders' possible escape.

	''The Autobot Pretenders were on Earth during the Decepticon awakening in 1984 and everything that followed. There is nothing to indicate they ever made contact with the other Autobots on Earth, but they were in regular communications with the offworld Autobots after [[Headmasters (franchise)~~\|Headmasters]].''~~

	Metalhawk's vigil brought him into contact with Japanese scientist [[Professor Goh]], and eventually his son [[Shuta Goh]], who became a [[Headmaster Junior]] shortly after the Decepticon Pretenders escaped.

	They were later joined by the human Autobot [[Godmaster]]s, including [[Ginrai]], to whom Metalhawk would hand over primary command. By this point, the Autobot Masterforce was composed of more humans than Cybertronians.

	~~The Autobots in Masterforce were characterized by their love and admiration of humanity and human culture.~~

	~~===Decepticons===~~
	~~The Decepticons created demonic Pretender shells to terrify and dominate humans. Eventually defeated by the Autobots, they were imprisoned far apart from one another on Earth.~~

	In the modern era, the Decepticon Pretenders were awakened by [[Giga]] and [[Mega]], human Godmasters in the service of [[Devil Z]], an godlike alien intelligence with a long history of Decepticon patronage.

	Devil Z sought to harness [[Chokon Power]], unifying the power of [[Transformer]]s, humans, and the Earth to create godlike beings. Peripherally, Devil Z wished to drive humans into a willing alliance with the Decepticons by threatening to destroy the delicate balance of life on Earth.

	~~==Footnotes==~~
	~~<references/>~~

	~~{{stub}}~~

	~~[[Category:Franchises]]~~
	~~[[Category:Generation 1]]~~
	~~[[Category:Masterforce~~]]

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	'''''Super-God Masterforce''''' is a ''Transformers'' [[franchise]] from Japan in 1988. Breaking radically from the previous series, ''[[Headmasters (franchise)\|The Headmasters]]'', which was a continuation of the ~~American~~ series, ''Masterforce'' featured all-new characters and locations, dropping many of the futuristic elements, and focusing on human characters that bonded with robot bodies.		'''''Super-God Masterforce''''' is a ''Transformers'' [[franchise]] from Japan in 1988. Breaking radically from the previous series, ''[[Headmasters (franchise)\|The Headmasters]]'', which was a continuation of the [[America]]n series, ''Masterforce'' featured all-new characters and locations, dropping many of the futuristic elements, and focusing on human characters that bonded with robot bodies.

	Fans have a love/hate relationship with ''Masterforce''. It's notably well written and character driven, but probably the most ''different'' of any ''Transformers'' series. Notably, the series was unafraid of the occasional huge coincidence in setting up its premise, though it tried not to draw attention.		Fans have a love/hate relationship with ''Masterforce''. It's notably well written and character driven, but probably the most ''different'' of any ''Transformers'' series. Notably, the series was unafraid of the occasional huge coincidence in setting up its premise, though it tried not to draw attention.

	The ''Masterforce'' franchise featured the following primary components:		The ''Masterforce'' franchise featured the following primary components:

	*[[Super-God Masterforce (toyline)\|A toyline]]		*[[Super-God Masterforce (toyline)\|A toyline]]
	*[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)\|A cartoon series]]		*[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)\|A cartoon series]]
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	==Backstory==		==Backstory==
	A pair of Autobot and Decepticon ships crashed on [[Earth]] between 2000 and 4000 years ago<ref>This date is based on in-series history</ref>. They fought, and the Decepticons were imprisoned until the modern era.		A pair of [[Autobot]] and [[Decepticon]] ships crashed on [[Earth]] between 2000 and 4000 years ago<ref>This date is based on in-series history.</ref>. They fought, and the Decepticons were imprisoned until the modern era.

	===Autobots===		===Autobots===
	The Autobots ~~are~~ led by [[Metalhawk]]. ~~When~~ they were on Earth, the Autobots adopted outer [[~~Pretenders~~\| Pretender shells]] that allowed them to pass ~~for~~ [[human]]. They were impressed by the great compassion and goodness displayed by the otherwise primitive natives.		The Autobots were led by [[Metalhawk]]. While they were on Earth, the Autobots adopted outer [[Pretender\|Pretender shells]] that allowed them to pass as [[human]]s. They were impressed by the great compassion and goodness displayed by the otherwise primitive natives.

	After the Decepticons' defeat, the Autobots spread themselves around the world, living as humans. They kept contact with one another, and tasked themselves with investigating unexplained phenomena and disasters, keeping a watchful eye for the Decepticon Pretenders possible escape.		After the Decepticons' defeat, the Autobots spread themselves around the world, living as humans. They kept contact with one another, and tasked themselves with investigating unexplained phenomena and disasters, keeping a watchful eye for the Decepticon Pretenders' possible escape.

	''The Autobot Pretenders were on Earth during the Decepticon awakening in 1984 and everything that followed. There is nothing to indicate they ever made contact with the other Autobots on Earth, but they were in regular communications with the offworld Autobots after [[Headmasters]].''		''The Autobot Pretenders were on Earth during the Decepticon awakening in 1984 and everything that followed. There is nothing to indicate they ever made contact with the other Autobots on Earth, but they were in regular communications with the offworld Autobots after [[Headmasters (franchise)\|Headmasters]].''

	Metalhawk's vigil brought him into contact with Japanese scientist [[Professor Goh]], and eventually his son [[Shuta Goh]], who became a [[Headmaster Junior]] shortly after the Decepticon Pretenders escaped.		Metalhawk's vigil brought him into contact with Japanese scientist [[Professor Goh]], and eventually his son [[Shuta Goh]], who became a [[Headmaster Junior]] shortly after the Decepticon Pretenders escaped.

	They were later joined by the human Autobot [[~~Godmasters~~]], including [[Ginrai]], to whom Metalhawk would hand over primary command. By this point, the Autobot Masterforce was composed of more humans than Cybertronians.		They were later joined by the human Autobot [[Godmaster]]s, including [[Ginrai]], to whom Metalhawk would hand over primary command. By this point, the Autobot Masterforce was composed of more humans than Cybertronians.

	The Autobots in Masterforce ~~are~~ characterized by their love and admiration of humanity and human culture.		The Autobots in Masterforce were characterized by their love and admiration of humanity and human culture.

	===Decepticons===		===Decepticons===
	The Decepticons created demonic [[Pretender]] shells to terrify and dominate humans. Eventually defeated by the Autobots, they were imprisoned far apart from one another on Earth.		The Decepticons created demonic Pretender shells to terrify and dominate humans. Eventually defeated by the Autobots, they were imprisoned far apart from one another on Earth.

	In the modern era, the Decepticon Pretenders were awakened by [[Giga]] and [[Mega]], human Godmasters in the service of [[Devil Z]], an godlike alien intelligence with a long history of Decepticon patronage.		In the modern era, the Decepticon Pretenders were awakened by [[Giga]] and [[Mega]], human Godmasters in the service of [[Devil Z]], an godlike alien intelligence with a long history of Decepticon patronage.

	Devil Z sought to harness [[Chokon Power]], unifying the power of [[~~Transformers~~]], ~~[[human]]s~~, and the [[Earth]] to create godlike beings. Peripherally, Devil Z wished to drive humans into a willing alliance with the Decepticons by threatening to destroy the delicate balance of life on Earth.		Devil Z sought to harness [[Chokon Power]], unifying the power of [[Transformer]]s, humans, and the Earth to create godlike beings. Peripherally, Devil Z wished to drive humans into a willing alliance with the Decepticons by threatening to destroy the delicate balance of life on Earth.

			==Footnotes==
			<references/>

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

	[[Category: Franchises]]		[[Category:Franchises]]
	[[Category:Generation 1]]		[[Category:Generation 1]]
	[[Category:Masterforce\| ]]		[[Category:Masterforce]]

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			[[Category: Franchises]]
	[[Category:Generation 1]]		[[Category:Generation 1]]
	[[Category:Masterforce\| ]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>		[[Category:Masterforce\| ]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

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	'''''Super-God Masterforce''''' is a ''Transformers'' franchise from Japan in 1988. Breaking radically from the previous series, ''[[Headmasters (franchise)\|The Headmasters]]'', which was a continuation of the American series, ''Masterforce'' featured all-new characters and locations, dropping many of the futuristic elements, and focusing on human characters that bonded with robot bodies.		'''''Super-God Masterforce''''' is a ''Transformers'' [[franchise]] from Japan in 1988. Breaking radically from the previous series, ''[[Headmasters (franchise)\|The Headmasters]]'', which was a continuation of the American series, ''Masterforce'' featured all-new characters and locations, dropping many of the futuristic elements, and focusing on human characters that bonded with robot bodies.

	Fans have a love/hate relationship with ''Masterforce''. It's notably well written and character driven, but probably the most ''different'' of any ''Transformers'' series. Notably, the series was unafraid of the occasional huge coincidence in setting up its premise, though it tried not to draw attention.		Fans have a love/hate relationship with ''Masterforce''. It's notably well written and character driven, but probably the most ''different'' of any ''Transformers'' series. Notably, the series was unafraid of the occasional huge coincidence in setting up its premise, though it tried not to draw attention.

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	'''''Super-God Masterforce''''' is a ''Transformers'' franchise from Japan in 1988. Breaking radically from the previous series, ''[[Headmasters (franchise)\|The Headmasters]]'', which was a continuation of the American series, ''Masterforce'' featured all-new characters and locations, dropping many of the futuristic elements, and focusing on human characters that bonded with robot bodies.		'''''Super-God Masterforce''''' is a ''Transformers'' franchise from Japan in 1988. Breaking radically from the previous series, ''[[Headmasters (franchise)\|The Headmasters]]'', which was a continuation of the American series, ''Masterforce'' featured all-new characters and locations, dropping many of the futuristic elements, and focusing on human characters that bonded with robot bodies.

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	==Backstory==		==Backstory==
	A pair of Autobot and Decepticon ships crashed on [[Earth]] ~~{{Tooltip\|~~between 2000 and 4000 years ago\| based in-series history}}. They fought, and the Decepticons were imprisoned until the modern era.		A pair of Autobot and Decepticon ships crashed on [[Earth]] between 2000 and 4000 years ago<ref>This date is based on in-series history</ref>. They fought, and the Decepticons were imprisoned until the modern era.

	===Autobots===		===Autobots===