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Revision as of 19:28, 8 February 2017

This article is about the franchise. For the species of Transformer, see Alternity.

Transformers: Alternity (トランスフォーマー オルタニティ) is a toyline started by TakaraTomy in 2009. It is the successor to the Binaltech toyline. It features licensed vehicle alternate modes in its toys, as well as a mixture of plastic and die-cast metal. Toys are scaled down from their previous Binaltech/Alternators proportions, now being 1:32 scale rather than 1:24, and roughly equivalent in size to the mainline "deluxe" size class.

Fiction

Like Binaltech, Alternity's continuity is established by pack-in fiction.

Toys

Regular retail

Wave 1 (2-26-2009)
  • Convoy - Vibrant Red
  • Convoy - Ultimate Metal Silver
Wave 2 (6-27-2009)
  • Convoy - Super Black
  • Megatron - Blade Silver
  • Megatron - Premium LeMans Blue
Wave 3 (10-01-2009)
  • Megatron - Diamond Black
Wave 4 (11-28-2009)
Two colors of Convoy
Wave 5 (5-29-2009) Wave 6 (10-23-2009) Wave 7 (December 6-2011)


Exclusives

e-HOBBY Toy Hobby Market

Notes

I AM ALL JAZZES. WHAT IS CRACKING, SMALL FELLOWS?
  • To pitch the Alternity line, Hironori Kobayashi enlisted the help of Hirofumi Ichikawa, who produced a concept image of an Alternity Meister. A large amount of the design was put to use on Alternity Convoy once the line was approved.
  • While it's unknown whether it's a product of coincidence or a deliberate reference by Ichikawa, the term "Alternity" (plural "Alternaties") was used by fan (later pro) writer James Roberts in his unofficial 2001 novel Eugenesis to refer to parallel realities.