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The Transformers G1
1984

General retail
| Autobot Mini-Cars | Decepticon Cassettes | Autobot Cars | Decepticon Planes | ![]() ![]() | ||||
Decepticon Communications
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Decepticon Leader | Autobot Commander | ||||||
| Kronoform |
Mail-aways and promos
| Powerdashers | Omnibots | Others | ![]() |
Notes
1985

General retail
Autobot Mini-Cars w/ Motorized Transformer[B 1]
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Autobot Mini Vehicles | Constructicons | ![]() ![]() | |||||
| Jumpstarters | Insecticons | Autobot Cars[B 2] | ||||||
| Triple Changers | Dinobots | Deluxe Insecticons | Autobot Deluxe Vehicles | |||||
| Decepticon Planes | Autobot Scientist | Autobot Communicator | Decepticon Military Operations Commander | |||||
| Autobot Air Guardian | Autobot Motorized Defense Base | Tyco Licensed Playsets | Others |

Mail-aways and promos
- Cookie Crisp Jazz
Notes
- ↑ There were four types of "Motorized Transformers" (called "Mini-spies" in the television commercial for the figures and "Koma cars" on Hasbro's shipping cases): "4WD Type" (or "Jeep Type"), "Buggy Type", "FX-1 Type" and "Porsche Type". Each was available alternatively in white, yellow or blue, with the color supposedly depending on which figure they were packaged with.
- ↑ The 1985 "Autobot Cars" price point was given a somewhat odd treatment with two separate assortments, each of which contained re-releases of six of the 1984 figures (packaged one per case in a case of 12) and three of the new 1985 figures (each packaged two per case). The only exception to this was Skids, who was actually released at least as early as December 1984, in 1984 packaging along with the other '84 Autobot Cars, in which he took the place of an extra Mirage that had previously been used to bring the number of figures contained in those cases up to twelve. Due to this, he was packed in the 1985 assortments like the '84 toys, at only one Skids per case.
1986: "The Movie"


General retail
| Autobot Mini-Vehicles | Mini-Cassettes | Aerialbots | Stunticons | |||||
| Protectobots | Combaticons | Battlechargers | Triple Changers | |||||
| Autobot Cars | Heroes | Predacons | Sharkticons | |||||
| Decepticon Planes | City Commanders | Motorized Autobot Space Shuttle | Cities |
Mail-aways and promos

- "You Have Been Chosen."
- "Decipher the Decepticon" contest
- "Prizes in Disguise" contest
1987: Headmasters and Targetmasters

General retail
| Throttlebots | Technobots | Terrorcons | Mini-Cassettes | ![]() ![]() | ||||
| Duocons | Clones | Double Spy | Monsterbots | |||||
Headmasters
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Headmaster Horrorcons | Targetmasters | ||||||
| Decepticon Six Changer | Headmaster Bases |
Mail-aways and promos
- "Start Your Own Decoy Collection" (Decoys packed in with carded figures)
- "Rodimus Prime remembers the Transformers greatest battle on Earth."
1988: Powermasters and Pretenders

General retail
| Cassettes | Sparkabots / Firecons | Triggerbots / Triggercons | Seacons | ![]() ![]() ![]() | ||||
Targetmasters
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Headmasters | Powermasters | Powermaster Autobot Leader | |||||
| Pretenders Wave 1 | Pretenders Wave 2 | Pretender Beasts | Pretender Vehicles | |||||
| Autobot Six Changer |
Mail-aways and promos
Notes
1989: Pretenders and Micromasters
General retail
| Pretender Monsters | Pretenders | Classic Pretenders | Mega Pretenders | ![]() ![]() | ||||
| Ultra Pretenders | Micromaster Patrols[C 1] | (G1 Free Wheeler, WfC Siege Roadhandler, WfC Siege Swindler, G1 Tailspin) (G1 Fixit, WfC Siege Red Hot, G1 Seawatch, WfC Siege Stakeout) (WfC Siege Blackjack, G1 Detour, WfC Siege Hyperdrive, G1 Road Hugger) |
Micromaster Transports
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| Micromaster Stations | Micromaster Bases | Micromaster Jet Command Center | Micromaster Rocket Base |
Exclusives
- Legends Grimlock
- Legends Jazz
- Legends Starscream
Notes
- ↑ The first three Micromaster Patrols shipped in their own assortment in late 1988, and were available in packaging that looked drastically different from the "proper" 1989 Micromaster output. Instead of the redesigned silver packaging with the all-new "Transformers" logo, they came on cards that pretty much still resembled the packaging style that had been used up to that point, and sported a fairly unique "Micro Transformers" logo.
1990: Micromasters and Action Masters

Retail releases
















