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A Stub's Worst Nightmare: /* List of cards */

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List of cards

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	[[Image:Animated_The_Chase_Chromia.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]		[[Image:Animated_The_Chase_Chromia.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]

	*A-001 [[~~Optimus Prime~~ (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]]		*A-001 [[Optimus_Prime_(Animated)/toys#Transformers_Cards\|Optimus Prime]]
	*A-002 [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]]		*A-002 [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]]
	*A-003 [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Ironhide]]		*A-003 [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Ironhide]]
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	*A-005 [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]]		*A-005 [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]]
	*A-006 [[Arcee (Animated)\|Arcee]]		*A-006 [[Arcee (Animated)\|Arcee]]
	*A-007 [[~~Chromia~~ (Animated)\|Chromia]]		*A-007 [[Chromia_(Animated)#Transformers_Cards\|Chromia]]
	*A-008 [[Wreck-~~Gar~~ (Animated)\|Wreck-Gar]]		*A-008 [[Wreck-Gar_(Animated)#Transformers_Cards\|Wreck-Gar]]
	*A-009 [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)\|Autobot Sentinel]]		*A-009 [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)\|Autobot Sentinel]]
	*A-010 [[Jazz (Animated)\|Autobot Jazz]]		*A-010 [[Jazz (Animated)\|Autobot Jazz]]
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	*D-030 [[Sunstorm (Animated)\|Sunstorm]]		*D-030 [[Sunstorm (Animated)\|Sunstorm]]
	*D-031 Shockwave (Original ver.)		*D-031 Shockwave (Original ver.)
	*D-032 [[Grinder]]		*D-032 [[Grinder#Transformers_Cards\|Grinder]]

	===Other===		===Other===

Cyberlink420 at 19:26, 11 April 2019

2019-04-11T19:26:25Z

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	As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.		As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.

	On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left. [~~https~~:~~//tfwiki.net/wiki/~~File:TF-Animated-Sega-Cards-The-Shooting-Version-5-Fluorescent-Sentinel.jpg At some point a Version 5 was released.]		On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left. [[:File:TF-Animated-Sega-Cards-The-Shooting-Version-5-Fluorescent-Sentinel.jpg\|At some point a Version 5 was released.]]

	==List of cards==		==List of cards==

Optimusprime24 at 19:25, 11 April 2019

2019-04-11T19:25:42Z

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	As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.		As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.

	On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left. [https://tfwiki.net/wiki/File:TF-Animated-Sega-Cards-The-Shooting-Version-5-Fluorescent-Sentinel.jpg~~#filehistory~~ At some point a Version 5 was released.]		On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left. [https://tfwiki.net/wiki/File:TF-Animated-Sega-Cards-The-Shooting-Version-5-Fluorescent-Sentinel.jpg At some point a Version 5 was released.]

	==List of cards==		==List of cards==

Optimusprime24 at 19:24, 11 April 2019

2019-04-11T19:24:56Z

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	As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.		As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.

	On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left. [~~http~~://~~tfmuseum~~.~~com~~/tf-~~16198~~.~~html~~ At some point a Version 5 was released.]		On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left. [https://tfwiki.net/wiki/File:TF-Animated-Sega-Cards-The-Shooting-Version-5-Fluorescent-Sentinel.jpg#filehistory At some point a Version 5 was released.]

	==List of cards==		==List of cards==

Optimusprime24 at 19:23, 11 April 2019

2019-04-11T19:23:30Z

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	As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.		As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.

	On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left.		On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left. [http://tfmuseum.com/tf-16198.html At some point a Version 5 was released.]

	==List of cards==		==List of cards==

Khajidha at 21:48, 19 February 2019

2019-02-19T21:48:29Z

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	As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.		As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.

	On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left.		On [[October 15]], [[2010]], Sega has released a list of Card Version 2.0 at their site, featuring the same set of cards but with different poses using the game's graphics and backgrounds, as well as including Transformers from the [[live-action film series]]. [[January 15]], [[2011]], saw the release of Card Version 3.0, changing the background to a computer-like grid of green lines against a black landscape while still using the game's graphics. The cards were again updated to Version 4.0 on [[March 3]], 2011, this time having an interesting design in that when one card from ''The Chase'' is placed next to its ''The Shooting'' counterpart, it forms one combined image—on ''The Chase'' cards, the Autobots' [[alternate mode\|alt-mode]] will be on the right side whereas the Decepticons will be on the left.

	==List of cards==		==List of cards==

Cyberlink420: /* External links */

2018-04-24T15:12:48Z

External links

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	*[http://transformers.sega.jp/card.html Transformers Card List]		*[http://transformers.sega.jp/card.html Transformers Card List]

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Cards}}
	[[Category:Animated media]]		[[Category:Animated media]]
	[[Category:Generation 1 video games]]		[[Category:Generation 1 video games]]
	[[Category:Animated video games]]		[[Category:Animated video games]]

Abates at 04:20, 21 April 2018

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	The '''Transformers Cards''' are cards containing barcodes to be used in [[Sega]]'s ''[[Transformers Animated: The Chase]]'' and ''[[Transformers Animated: The Shooting]]'' arcade card-reading games. Most of the cards contain ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' characters, but a few contain [[~~Generation 1~~ (franchise)\|Generation 1]] characters, often based on their ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' toys.		The '''Transformers Cards''' are cards containing barcodes to be used in [[Sega]]'s ''[[Transformers Animated: The Chase]]'' and ''[[Transformers Animated: The Shooting]]'' arcade card-reading games. Most of the cards contain ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' characters, but a few contain [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] characters, often based on their ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' toys.

	There are two variations of cards that can be obtained. The first uses images that are based on photos of the toys and can be bought at both machines themselves, the resulting card being random between [[Autobot]]s, [[Decepticon]]s, and Masterpiece. The second variation has "P" in their numbering system as part of "Promotion cards", using both character model and style guide artwork, and can be found packaged with their respective toys, DVDs, and/or magazines.		There are two variations of cards that can be obtained. The first uses images that are based on photos of the toys and can be bought at both machines themselves, the resulting card being random between [[Autobot]]s, [[Decepticon]]s, and Masterpiece. The second variation has "P" in their numbering system as part of "Promotion cards", using both character model and style guide artwork, and can be found packaged with their respective toys, DVDs, and/or magazines.
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	*M-012 [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]]		*M-012 [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]]
	*M-013 [[The Fallen\|Fallen]]		*M-013 [[The Fallen\|Fallen]]
	*M-014 [[Optimus Primal\|Convoy]]		*M-014 [[Optimus Primal (BW)\|Convoy]]
	*M-015 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]]		*M-015 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]]
	*M-016 Burning Convoy		*M-016 Burning Convoy
	*M-017 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]] (Black ver.)		*M-017 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]] (Black ver.)
	*M-018 [[Hot Rod\|Rodimus Convoy]]		*M-018 [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Convoy]]
	*M-019 [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]		*M-019 [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]
	*M-020 Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode		*M-020 Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode

Saix: replaced: [[Hot Rod (G1) → [[Hot Rod

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replaced: [[Hot Rod (G1) → [[Hot Rod

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	*M-016 Burning Convoy		*M-016 Burning Convoy
	*M-017 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]] (Black ver.)		*M-017 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]] (Black ver.)
	*M-018 [[Hot Rod ~~(G1)~~\|Rodimus Convoy]]		*M-018 [[Hot Rod\|Rodimus Convoy]]
	*M-019 [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]		*M-019 [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]
	*M-020 Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode		*M-020 Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode

Cyberlink420: /* External links */

2015-09-09T18:05:46Z

External links

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	[[Category:Animated media]]		[[Category:Animated media]]
	[[Category:Generation 1 games]]		[[Category:Generation 1 video games]]
	[[Category:Animated video games]]		[[Category:Animated video games]]

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	[[Image:Animated_The_Chase_Chromia.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]		[[Image:Animated_The_Chase_Chromia.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]

	*A-001 [[~~Optimus Prime~~ (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]]		*A-001 [[Optimus_Prime_(Animated)/toys#Transformers_Cards\|Optimus Prime]]
	*A-002 [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]]		*A-002 [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]]
	*A-003 [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Ironhide]]		*A-003 [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Ironhide]]
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	*A-005 [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]]		*A-005 [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]]
	*A-006 [[Arcee (Animated)\|Arcee]]		*A-006 [[Arcee (Animated)\|Arcee]]
	*A-007 [[~~Chromia~~ (Animated)\|Chromia]]		*A-007 [[Chromia_(Animated)#Transformers_Cards\|Chromia]]
	*A-008 [[Wreck-~~Gar~~ (Animated)\|Wreck-Gar]]		*A-008 [[Wreck-Gar_(Animated)#Transformers_Cards\|Wreck-Gar]]
	*A-009 [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)\|Autobot Sentinel]]		*A-009 [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)\|Autobot Sentinel]]
	*A-010 [[Jazz (Animated)\|Autobot Jazz]]		*A-010 [[Jazz (Animated)\|Autobot Jazz]]
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	*D-030 [[Sunstorm (Animated)\|Sunstorm]]		*D-030 [[Sunstorm (Animated)\|Sunstorm]]
	*D-031 Shockwave (Original ver.)		*D-031 Shockwave (Original ver.)
	*D-032 [[Grinder]]		*D-032 [[Grinder#Transformers_Cards\|Grinder]]

	===Other===		===Other===

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	The '''Transformers Cards''' are cards containing barcodes to be used in [[Sega]]'s ''[[Transformers Animated: The Chase]]'' and ''[[Transformers Animated: The Shooting]]'' arcade card-reading games. Most of the cards contain ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' characters, but a few contain [[~~Generation 1~~ (franchise)\|Generation 1]] characters, often based on their ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' toys.		The '''Transformers Cards''' are cards containing barcodes to be used in [[Sega]]'s ''[[Transformers Animated: The Chase]]'' and ''[[Transformers Animated: The Shooting]]'' arcade card-reading games. Most of the cards contain ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' characters, but a few contain [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] characters, often based on their ''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' toys.

	There are two variations of cards that can be obtained. The first uses images that are based on photos of the toys and can be bought at both machines themselves, the resulting card being random between [[Autobot]]s, [[Decepticon]]s, and Masterpiece. The second variation has "P" in their numbering system as part of "Promotion cards", using both character model and style guide artwork, and can be found packaged with their respective toys, DVDs, and/or magazines.		There are two variations of cards that can be obtained. The first uses images that are based on photos of the toys and can be bought at both machines themselves, the resulting card being random between [[Autobot]]s, [[Decepticon]]s, and Masterpiece. The second variation has "P" in their numbering system as part of "Promotion cards", using both character model and style guide artwork, and can be found packaged with their respective toys, DVDs, and/or magazines.
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	*M-012 [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]]		*M-012 [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]]
	*M-013 [[The Fallen\|Fallen]]		*M-013 [[The Fallen\|Fallen]]
	*M-014 [[Optimus Primal\|Convoy]]		*M-014 [[Optimus Primal (BW)\|Convoy]]
	*M-015 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]]		*M-015 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]]
	*M-016 Burning Convoy		*M-016 Burning Convoy
	*M-017 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]] (Black ver.)		*M-017 [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]] (Black ver.)
	*M-018 [[Hot Rod\|Rodimus Convoy]]		*M-018 [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Convoy]]
	*M-019 [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]		*M-019 [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]
	*M-020 Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode		*M-020 Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode