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**[[Twin Cast#Generations|Twin Cast]] with [[Blaster (G1)#TitansReturnLeader|Blaster]] | **[[Twin Cast#Generations|Twin Cast]] with [[Blaster (G1)#TitansReturnLeader|Blaster]] | ||
**[[Apex (Generations)|Apex]] with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys#Titans_Return|Powermaster Optimus Prime]] | |||
**[[Soundblaster_(Generations)#toys|Soundblaster]] with [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#GenerationsLeader|Soundwave]] | |||
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Revision as of 15:51, 12 January 2016
| This article is about what is essentially the same thing as Headmasters. For uses of the word headmaster, see Headmaster (disambiguation). |
Titan Masters are a kind of Transformer with the ability to turn into other Transformers heads, not unlike Headmasters.
Toys
Generations
- Titan Master (2016)
- Crashbash with dragon/dinosaur
- Loudmouth with hovercar/hovertank
- Nightbeat with jet/drilltank
- Terri-Bull with tank/jet
- Deluxe (2016)
- Grax with Skullsmasher
- Furos with Hardhead
- Voyager (2016)
- Autobot Infinitus with Sentinel Prime
- Nucleon with Galvatron
- Leader (2016)
- Twin Cast with Blaster
- Apex with Powermaster Optimus Prime
- Soundblaster with Soundwave
- See also: Headmaster (technology)#Toys
