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'''''The Transformers''''' (retroactively called '''Generation One''' or '''G1''') was popularized not only by a televised cartoon and various toys, but also an enormous mish-mash of miscellaneous products.  Transformers-branded products were ''everywhere'' in the 1980s:  stickers, toothbrushes, birthday party paraphernalia, and every imaginable type of clothing, bedding, and school supply.  The further skyrocketing of brand popularity after [[2007]] led to even more stuff of every category.   
'''''The Transformers''''' (retroactively called '''Generation One''' or '''G1''') was popularized not only by a televised cartoon and various toys, but also a broad galaxy of miscellaneous products.  Transformers-branded products were ''everywhere'' in the 1980s:  stickers, toothbrushes, birthday party paraphernalia, and every imaginable type of clothing, bedding, and school supply.  The further skyrocketing of brand popularity after [[2007]] led to even more stuff of every category.   


As a rule {{SITENAME SHORT}} does not attempt to catalogue the full spectrum of merchandise for G1 or any other incarnation of the franchise.  Instead, this site mostly archives [[Toy#Toys_and_this_site|"toy-like" merchandise]], story-like material such as coloring books, and occasional [[Transformers the Movie water|miscellaneous oddballs that strike our editorial fancy]].  A few such items are listed below.  For a respectable (and overwhelming) list of ''all the merchandise ever'', see the link at the bottom of this page.   
As a rule {{SITENAME SHORT}} does not attempt to catalogue the full spectrum of merchandise for G1 or any other incarnation of the franchise.  Instead, this site mostly archives [[Toy#Toys_and_this_site|"toy-like" merchandise]], story-like material such as coloring books, and occasional [[Transformers the Movie water|miscellaneous oddballs that strike our editorial fancy]].  A few such items are listed below.  For a respectable (and overwhelming) list of ''all the merchandise ever'', see the link at the bottom of this page.   

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The Transformers (retroactively called Generation One or G1) was popularized not only by a televised cartoon and various toys, but also a broad galaxy of miscellaneous products. Transformers-branded products were everywhere in the 1980s: stickers, toothbrushes, birthday party paraphernalia, and every imaginable type of clothing, bedding, and school supply. The further skyrocketing of brand popularity after 2007 led to even more stuff of every category.

As a rule TFWiki.net does not attempt to catalogue the full spectrum of merchandise for G1 or any other incarnation of the franchise. Instead, this site mostly archives "toy-like" merchandise, story-like material such as coloring books, and occasional miscellaneous oddballs that strike our editorial fancy. A few such items are listed below. For a respectable (and overwhelming) list of all the merchandise ever, see the link at the bottom of this page.

See also: List of Generation 1 books Generation 1 posters

Bedding

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Clothes and Accessories

Cutlery and Dishes

Drawing and Coloring

Electronics

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