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The '''Victory''' toyline was introduced in Japan in 1989, as the successor to the [[Super-God Masterforce (toyline)|''Super-God Masterforce'' toyline]], continuing a period of significant deviation between the Western and Japanese Transformers franchises. | The '''Victory''' toyline was introduced in Japan in 1989, as the successor to the [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (toyline)|''Super-God Masterforce'' toyline]], continuing a period of significant deviation between the Western and Japanese Transformers franchises. | ||
Whereas the ''[[The Headmasters (toyline)|Headmasters]]'' and ''Masterforce'' toylines had featured several Japanese-exclusive toys and characters, ''Victory'' (both the toyline and its [[Victory (cartoon)|supporting cartoon]]) was made up largely of toys that were never released in the West. Most of the toys released in [[Hasbro]] markets in 1989 were ''not'' part of the ''Victory'' toyline, and those that did make it were assigned markedly different character identities from their Western counterparts, as well as radically different color schemes. | Whereas the ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (toyline)|Headmasters]]'' and ''Masterforce'' toylines had featured several Japanese-exclusive toys and characters, ''Victory'' (both the toyline and its [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)|supporting cartoon]]) was made up largely of toys that were never released in the West. Most of the toys released in [[Hasbro]] markets in 1989 were ''not'' part of the ''Victory'' toyline, and those that did make it were assigned markedly different character identities from their Western counterparts, as well as radically different color schemes. | ||
:''Previous toyline: [[Super-God Masterforce (toyline)|Super-God Masterforce]]'' | :''Previous toyline: [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (toyline)|Super-God Masterforce]]'' | ||
:''Next toyline: [[Zone (toyline)|Zone]]'' | :''Next toyline: [[Transformers: Zone (toyline)|Zone]]'' | ||
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*[[Thunder Arrow]] (with [[Thunder Arrow pilot|pilot]]) | *[[Thunder Arrow]] (with [[Thunder Arrow pilot|pilot]]) | ||
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The Victory toyline was introduced in Japan in 1989, as the successor to the Super-God Masterforce toyline, continuing a period of significant deviation between the Western and Japanese Transformers franchises.
Whereas the Headmasters and Masterforce toylines had featured several Japanese-exclusive toys and characters, Victory (both the toyline and its supporting cartoon) was made up largely of toys that were never released in the West. Most of the toys released in Hasbro markets in 1989 were not part of the Victory toyline, and those that did make it were assigned markedly different character identities from their Western counterparts, as well as radically different color schemes.
- Previous toyline: Super-God Masterforce
- Next toyline: Zone
Brainmaster Leader
Armored Warrior
Godmaster Supreme Commander
- Victory Saber giftset (incl. Star Saber & Victory Leo)
Brainmasters
- Blacker
- Laster
- Braver
- Road Caesar giftset (includes Blacker, Laster & Braver)
- Wing
- Waver
- Dash
- Tacker
- Mach
- Tackle
- Landcross giftset (includes Wing, Waver, Mach, Tackle, Dash & Tacker)
Interstellar Transport
Breastforce Leader
Breastmasters
- Leozack
- Hellbat
- Guyhawk
- Drillhorn
- Killbison
- Jallguar
- Liokaiser giftset (includes Leozack, Hellbat, Guyhawk, Killbison, Drillhorn & Jallguar)
- Gōryū
- Doryū
- Gairyū
- Rairyū
- Yokuryū
- Kakuryū
- Dinoking giftset (includes Gōryū, Doryū, Kakuryū, Yokuryū, Gairyū, and Rairyū)
Mail order exclusives
- Thunder Arrow (with pilot)
