UFG Junior

UFG Junior was a French company of cartoon distribution. They released a lot of cartoons of French origin like Marcelino, Milo, Marsupilami, but also some American titles including Felix the Cat, Arthur, My Little Pony and The Care Bears.

The company presumably no longer exists as we have no more news since around 10 years and no information can be found about it on the Internet.

Releases

The DVDs include the European French dub, but like on the Déclic Images edition, some episodes have the Canadian French dub.

The Transformers

• Transformers — La Course des Autobots (2003)

Contains the episodes Traitor, The Autobot Run and A Prime Problem.

• Transformers — Le Cosmitron (2004)

Contains the episodes Transport to Oblivion, Divide and Conquer and The Ultimate Doom, Part 2.

• Transformers — Le Retour de Megatron (2004)

Contains the episodes Roll for It, Countdown to Extinction and The Immobilizer.

• Transformers — Les Dinobots (2005)

Contains the episodes Dinobot Island, Part 2, Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 2 and Kremzeek!.

• Transformers — Le Retour d'Optimus Prime (2005)

Contains the episodes Auto Berserk, The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1 and The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2.

• Transformers — Le Fantôme dans la Machine (2007)

Contains the episodes War Dawn, Surprise Party and Ghost in the Machine (the latter with the Canadian French dub).

• Transformers — Le Journal des Quintessons (2007)

Contains the episodes Auto-Bop, The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1 and The Quintesson Journal (the latter with the Canadian French dub).

• Transformers — L'Attaque des Autobots (2011)

Contains the episodes S.O.S. Dinobots, More than Meets the Eye, Part 3 and Attack of the Autobots.

• 
  La Course des Autobots
• 
  Le Cosmitron
• 
  Le Retour de Megatron
• 
  Les Dinobots
• 
  Le Retour d'Optimus Prime
• 
  Le Fantôme dans la Machine
• 
  Le Journal des Quintessons
• 
  L'Attaque des Autobots

Notes

• The DVDs were also published in boxes, sometimes as one "starter" box with 3 DVDs, sometimes with 3 boxes (instead of 4) with 2 DVDs. Confusing!
• No need to precise that the order of the episodes is totally random.
• A big lot of episodes are missing from this edition. The total count of episodes is 24 instead of 98. The majority of them can be found by buying the DVDs from the other home release made by Déclic Images, which is much more complete but also lacks some episodes. Between the complete two editions, there are still 15 episodes missing.
• The artworks for the DVD covers were made by French illustrator Éric Tranchefeux.