Transformers: Shattered Glass (toyline)

Shattered Glass Toyline Fiction

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Like most Transformers franchises, Transformers: Shattered Glass has a toyline, which started with BotCon 2008's box set and souvenirs, and followed with scattered releases primarily through Fun Publications outlets and other fan-aimed outlets.

However, there is also a large number of toys originally from other Transformers toylines that have been officially repurposed by official fiction as Shattered Glass characters. This was done to fill out the universe in a way that fans could re-create with toys they might already own (or ideally could obtain easily/inexpensively).

Quite a few additional fiction-only Shattered character designs are based on existing toys/characters with new color schemes, meaning they potentially could be manufactured some day, or recreated by enterprising kitbashers.

Toyline

Shattered Glass toys

BotCon 2008 "Shattered Glass" box set (Goldbug, Grimlock, Jazz, Optimus Prime, Razorclaw, Starscream) Ricochet		Megatron & Rodimus (w/ Divebomb) Blurr & Sideswipe (w/ Rampage & Whisper) Nightbeat		BotCon 2009 Thunderclash		BotCon 2010 Ravage		BotCon 2008 Optimus Prime BotCon 2012 Soundwave Collectors' Club Cyclonus
BotCon 2011 Galvatron & Thundercracker		BotCon 2012 "Invasion" box set (Soundwave, Turbo Tracks, Treadshot, Ultra Magnus) Bard of Darkmount		Optimus Prime Octopunch Junkion 3-pack (Junkheap, Scrap Iron, Wreck-Gar) Longarm		BotCon 2015 Stepper (w/ Nebulon)
TFCC Heatwave Cyclonus (w/ Krunix) Drift Nova Prime		TFCC / e-HOBBY "SG Soundwave vs SG Blaster" set (SG Blaster, SG Ramhorn, SG Ratbat, SG Rewind, SG Slugfest, Solarbot, SG Soundwave)		Masterpiece Shattered Glass Optimus Prime

Repurposed toys

Toys from other lines that fictions have depicted as Shattered Glass characters. The original toys are in parenthesis.

Decepticons

Astrotrain (Timelines Astrotrain) Bludgeon (Robots in Disguise Bludgeon) Bombshell (Salvo) Darkwind (Robot Masters Gigant Bomb) Demolishor (Armada Powerlinx Demolishor)

Dreadwind (Robot Masters Smokesniper) Fasttrack (Cybertron) Gutcruncher ("Movie" Signal Flare) Kickback (Shothole)

Predaking (Classics Nightscream) Ravage (Glit) Ravage from the future! (Transmetal Tigatron) Scourge (Timelines Sweep)

Soundwave (Music Label Soundwave "Sonic White") Stonecruncher (Astro-Hook) Submarauder (Astro-Sinker) Tailwind (Astro-Line)

Astrotrain

Autobots

Alpha Trion (BotCon 2007 Alpha Trion) Arcee ("Movie" Elita-One) Beachcomber ("Movie" Hardtop) Big Daddy ("Movie" Big Daddy) Brawn ("Movie" Strongarm) Camshaft (Universe Camshaft) Crosshairs ("Movie" Warpath)

Drench (Generation 2 Drench) Elita-One (Override GTS) Groove (Ransack GTS) Huffer ("Movie" Armorhide) Holepunch (X-Dimension Makeshift) Jetfire (Dark Skyfire)

Mirage (Henkei! Henkei! Mirage) Nightstick (X-Dimension Prowl) Perceptor (Magnificus) Pinpointer (X-Dimension Firebot) Scoop ("Movie" Grindcore) Seaspray ("Movie" Storm Surge)

Side Burn (Universe Side Burn) Star Saber ("Movie" Skyblast) Superion (Micromaster Sixwing) Ultra Magnus (Universe Ultra Magnus) Wheeljack (Timelines Slice) Wireless Automated Sales Person (Elite Guard Bumblebee)

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Others

Dinobot (Universe Dinobot) Jetstorm (Beast Machines Jetstorm)

Rattrap (Metals Rattle Special Version) Scorponok (BotCon 1999 Sandstorm)

Tarantulas ("Fox Kids" Transmetal Tarantulas) Terrorsaur (Lazorbeak)

Waspinator (Mudfighter)

Notes

• The fiction refers to all of the Mini-Con-mold characters as Micromasters; "Do Over" in particular.
• A proposed but unrealized BotCon exclusive by Fun Publications was a redeco of Revenge of the Fallen Lockdown (utilizing Axor tooling) into a Shattered Glass version of Stranglehold.