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|production company=[[TakaraTomy|Takara]], [[Toei Animation|Toei]] | |production company=[[TakaraTomy|Takara]], [[Toei Animation|Toei]] | ||
|airdate=[[May 23|23 May]] 1989 | |airdate=[[May 23|23 May]] 1989 | ||
|writer=[[Toyohiro | |writer=[[Toyohiro Andō]] | ||
|director=[[Yoshikata Nitta]] | |director=[[Yoshikata Nitta]] | ||
|animation studio=[[Toei Animation|Toei]] | |animation studio=[[Toei Animation|Toei]] | ||
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*[[Holi]] (22) | *[[Holi]] (22) | ||
*[[Road Caesar]] (29) | *[[Road Caesar]] (29) | ||
*[[Wing ( | *[[Wing (G1)|Wing]] (31) | ||
*[[Waver]] (32) | *[[Waver]] (32) | ||
*[[Mach (G1)|Mach]] (33) | *[[Mach (G1)|Mach]] (33) | ||
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:*''Title:'' '''?''' ([[Omni Productions]] dub) | :*''Title:'' '''?''' ([[Omni Productions]] dub) | ||
:*''Original airdate:'' [[July 7]], [[1991]] | :*''Original airdate:'' [[July 7]], [[1991]] | ||
'''Russian''' | |||
:*''Title:'' '''?''' | |||
:*''Original airdate:'' [[August 29]], [[1994]] | |||
==Home video releases== | ==Home video releases== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:51, 29 July 2025
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| "Clash!! Two Great Heroes" (Gekitotsu!! Ni Daieiyū) | ||||||
| Production company | Takara, Toei | |||||
| Airdate | 23 May 1989 | |||||
| Writer | Toyohiro Andō | |||||
| Director | Yoshikata Nitta | |||||
| Animation studio | Toei | |||||
| Continuity | Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity | |||||
Boy, a lot of stuff totally worth recapping sure happened in the last eight episodes, you betcha!
Featured characters
[edit](Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons | Humans |
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Notes
[edit]Trivia
[edit]- This is the first of many clip shows for Victory, which, unlike the vast majority of those created for all previous seasons, actually aired on television. This one consists entirely of clips from "The Brave Hero of the Universe - Star Saber", "Sneak Attack! Dinoking", "Attack! Leozack", "Unite!! Multiforce", "Move Out! Rescue Team", "Explosion!! The Energy Base" and "Big City - Underground Terror", complete with new omniscient narration. As you might have assumed from that list of titles, this isn't any kind of "themed" clip show (as several of the others are), but simply a truncated retelling of the events of the series up to this point. Why they decided not to include "Infiltration... The Uranium Mine" is anyone's guess. As it contributes nothing to the series, the episode was not included on either the Metrodome or Madman Entertainment DVD collections of the series.
Foreign localization
[edit]English
- Title: ? (Omni Productions dub)
- Original airdate: July 7, 1991
Russian
Home video releases
[edit]All releases listed are in Japanese audio unless otherwise noted.
- DVD
2003 — Transformers: Victory — DVD Box 01 (Pioneer LDC)
2012 — Transformers: The Japanese Collection (Shout! Factory) Optional English subtitles.
2012 — Transformers Japanese Collection: Victory (Shout! Factory) Optional English subtitles.
