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«	1995	»

The year 1995 (MCMXCV) is the twelfth year of the Transformers brand.

For further information, see: Transformers timeline

Events

Non-fiction

January 17 — Aaron Archer begins his career at Kenner.
September 9 — The Kids' WB programming block begins its first broadcast.

Beast Wars production

Season 1

December 14 - First Draft of Beast Wars (Part 1)
December 22 - First Draft of Beast Wars (Part 2)

Births

Deaths

January

January 19 — Paulo Pinheiro

Conventions

BotCon 1995: August 5–6

Media

N/A

Print

Comics

Comic BomBom (Japan)

Transformers: G-2 — The New Battle!!
Transformers: G-2 (parts 1–5, 6 parts)

Fleetway (UK)

Transformers: Generation 2 (issues 4 & 5, 5 issues)

Takara (Japan)

Transformers: G-2 (parts 1–16, 16 parts)

Collections

Home Video

Malofilm (CAN)

The Transformers — The Autobots vs. The Decepticons
Transformers — Autobots vs. Decepticons (Version Française)
The Transformers: The Movie

Takara (Japan)

LaserDisc

Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers — Megatron Set
Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: 2010 Set

Merchandise

TBD

Toys

U.S.

Autobots

Go-Bots

Cyberjets

Laser Cycles

Road Rocket

Leaders

Laser Optimus Prime

Decepticons

Go-Bots Megatron Frenzy Soundwave		Cyberjets Hooligan Skyjack Space Case		Laser Cycles Road Pig		Auto Rollers Dirtbag Roadblock
Leaders Megatron with Starscream (limited release)^{[A 1]}		Watches Blast Off Megatron

BotCon 1995 exclusives

Nightracer

Japan

Cybertrons

Go-Bots Optimus Prime		Cyberjets Aero Raid Jetfire Strafe		Laser Cycles Road Rocket		Laser Rods Autovolt Effectro
Heroes Convoy		Supreme Commander Battle Convoy

Destrons

Go-Bots Megatron Soundwave		Cyberjets Hooligan Skyjack Space Case		Laser Cycles Road Big		Laser Rods Firebot Hot Row
Heroes Megatron		Aerial Bombing Officer Dreadwing & Smokescreen

Europe

Autobots

Gobots Wave 1 Blowout^{[B 1]} Double Clutch Firecracker^{[B 1]} Gearhead High Beam Motormouth		Gobots Wave 2 Bumblebee Ironhide Mirage Sideswipe		Powermasters Ironhide Meanstreak		Lasercycles Road Rocket
Leader Optimus Prime

Decepticons

Gobots Wave 2 Frenzy Soundwave		Mini-Jets Hooligan^{[B 1]} Skyjack^{[B 1]} Space Case^{[B 1]}		Powermasters Bulletbike Staxx		Lasercycles Road Pig
Auto Rollers Dirtbag Roadblock

Notes

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 Apparently, the decision to market the wave 2 Go-Bot and Cyberjet redecos as separate characters was a last-minute change of plans that was only put into use in America and Japan; in Europe, Hasbro supposedly stuck to the original idea for those assortments (here named "Gobots" and "Mini-Jets", respectively), with the redecos being sold as running change color variants of their wave 1 mold-mates instead, in unchanged packaging featuring package art in the original deco and the original character's name: Megatron and Optimus Prime, slight color variants of Blowout and Firecracker with solid instead of clear plastic parts, were still marketed as "Blowout" and "Firecracker"; "Hooligan" was also available in Jetfire's colors, "Skyjack" in Air Raid's, and "Space Case" in Strafe's. This practice is only confirmed for the versions available in multilingual French/Dutch/German packaging; thus far, no specimens in English/Spanish/Portuguese packaging or in Italian GiG packaging have surfaced. The subsequent, completely redecoed Go-Bots wave was marketed as the same characters as their United States counterparts, however.

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[eurogbcj-2] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 Apparently, the decision to market the wave 2 Go-Bot and Cyberjet redecos as separate characters was a last-minute change of plans that was only put into use in America and Japan; in Europe, Hasbro supposedly stuck to the original idea for those assortments (here named "Gobots" and "Mini-Jets", respectively), with the redecos being sold as running change color variants of their wave 1 mold-mates instead, in unchanged packaging featuring package art in the original deco and the original character's name: Megatron and Optimus Prime, slight color variants of Blowout and Firecracker with solid instead of clear plastic parts, were still marketed as "Blowout" and "Firecracker"; "Hooligan" was also available in Jetfire's colors, "Skyjack" in Air Raid's, and "Space Case" in Strafe's. This practice is only confirmed for the versions available in multilingual French/Dutch/German packaging; thus far, no specimens in English/Spanish/Portuguese packaging or in Italian GiG packaging have surfaced. The subsequent, completely redecoed Go-Bots wave was marketed as the same characters as their United States counterparts, however.

[A 1]

[B 1]

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 |width="20%" valign="top"|<u>'''[[Go-Bot (G2)|Go-Bots]]'''</u>
 <ul class="iconlist">
-{{Bp-a2|[[Blowout#Toys|Blowout]]}}
+{{Bp-a2|[[Blowout (G2)#Toys|Blowout]]}}
 {{Bp-a2|[[Double Clutch (G2)#Toys|Double Clutch]]}}
 {{Bp-a2|[[Firecracker#Toys|Firecracker]]}}
 {{Bp-a2|[[Gearhead#Toys|Gearhead]]}}
-{{Bp-a2|[[High Beam#Toys|High Beam]]}}
+{{Bp-a2|[[High Beam (G2)#Toys|High Beam]]}}
-{{Bp-a2|[[Motormouth#Toys|Motormouth]]}}
+{{Bp-a2|[[Motormouth (G2)#Toys|Motormouth]]}}
 {{Bp-a2|[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#GobotOptimusPrime|Optimus Prime]]}}
 {{Bp-a2|[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Go-Bot|Bumblebee]]}}
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 |width="20%" valign="top"|<u>'''[[Go-Bot (G2)|Gobots]] Wave 1'''</u>
 <ul class="iconlist">
-{{Bp-a2|[[Blowout#Toys|Blowout]]<ref group="B" name="eurogbcj">Apparently, the decision to market the wave 2 Go-Bot and Cyberjet redecos as separate characters was a last-minute change of plans that was only put into use in America and Japan; in Europe, Hasbro supposedly stuck to the original idea for those assortments (here named "Gobots" and "Mini-Jets", respectively), with the redecos being sold as [[variant#Running changes|running change color variants]] of their wave 1 mold-mates instead, in unchanged packaging featuring [[package art]] in the original deco and the original character's name: Megatron and Optimus Prime, slight color variants of Blowout and Firecracker with solid instead of clear plastic parts, were still marketed as "Blowout" and "Firecracker"; "Hooligan" was also available in Jetfire's colors, "Skyjack" in Air Raid's, and "Space Case" in Strafe's. This practice is only confirmed for the versions available in [[multilingual packaging|multilingual]] French/Dutch/German packaging; thus far, no specimens in English/Spanish/Portuguese packaging or in Italian [[GiG]] packaging have surfaced. The subsequent, completely redecoed Go-Bots wave was marketed as the same characters as their United States counterparts, however.</ref>}}
+{{Bp-a2|[[Blowout (G2)#Toys|Blowout]]<ref group="B" name="eurogbcj">Apparently, the decision to market the wave 2 Go-Bot and Cyberjet redecos as separate characters was a last-minute change of plans that was only put into use in America and Japan; in Europe, Hasbro supposedly stuck to the original idea for those assortments (here named "Gobots" and "Mini-Jets", respectively), with the redecos being sold as [[variant#Running changes|running change color variants]] of their wave 1 mold-mates instead, in unchanged packaging featuring [[package art]] in the original deco and the original character's name: Megatron and Optimus Prime, slight color variants of Blowout and Firecracker with solid instead of clear plastic parts, were still marketed as "Blowout" and "Firecracker"; "Hooligan" was also available in Jetfire's colors, "Skyjack" in Air Raid's, and "Space Case" in Strafe's. This practice is only confirmed for the versions available in [[multilingual packaging|multilingual]] French/Dutch/German packaging; thus far, no specimens in English/Spanish/Portuguese packaging or in Italian [[GiG]] packaging have surfaced. The subsequent, completely redecoed Go-Bots wave was marketed as the same characters as their United States counterparts, however.</ref>}}
 {{Bp-a2|[[Double Clutch (G2)#Toys|Double Clutch]]}}
 {{Bp-a2|[[Firecracker#Toys|Firecracker]]<ref group="B" name="eurogbcj"/>}}
 {{Bp-a2|[[Gearhead#Toys|Gearhead]]}}
-{{Bp-a2|[[High Beam#Toys|High Beam]]}}
+{{Bp-a2|[[High Beam (G2)#Toys|High Beam]]}}
-{{Bp-a2|[[Motormouth#Toys|Motormouth]]}}<br>
+{{Bp-a2|[[Motormouth (G2)#Toys|Motormouth]]}}<br>
 </ul>
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 <ul class="iconlist">
 {{Bp-a2|[[Ironhide (G1)/toys#PowerMaster|Ironhide]]}}
-{{Bp-a2|[[Meanstreak#Toys|Meanstreak]]}}
+{{Bp-a2|[[Meanstreak (G2)#Toys|Meanstreak]]}}
 </ul>
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@@ Line 301: / Line 301: @@
 <ul class="iconlist">
 {{Bp-d2|[[Bulletbike (G2)#Toys|Bulletbike]]}}
-{{Bp-d2|[[Staxx#Toys|Staxx]]}}
+{{Bp-d2|[[Staxx (G2)#Toys|Staxx]]}}
 </ul>
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1995: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 13:49, 25 January 2026

Events

Non-fiction

Beast Wars production

Season 1

Births

Deaths

January

Conventions

Media

Print

Comics

Comic BomBom (Japan)

Fleetway (UK)

Takara (Japan)

Collections

Home Video

Malofilm (CAN)

Takara (Japan)

Merchandise

Toys

U.S.

Autobots

Decepticons

BotCon 1995 exclusives

Japan

Cybertrons

Destrons

Europe

Autobots

Decepticons

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