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File:Scaleseason3.jpg|Season 3 scale for Rodimus, Predaking, Trypticon and Metroplex
File:Scaleseason3.jpg|Season 3 scale for Rodimus, Predaking, Trypticon and Metroplex
File:UnicronMetroplex.jpg|Unicron compared to Jupiter, Metroplex next to the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge from Hobby Japan
File:UnicronMetroplex.jpg|Unicron compared to Jupiter, Metroplex next to the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge from Hobby Japan
File:Tfcartoonscaleguideic1.jpg|Seasons 1 & 2 scales published in ''The Ark''<br>('''NOTE:''' Devastator's size is based on ''The Headmasters''{{'}} material, not the original cartoons' material)
File:Tfcartoonscaleguideic1.jpg|Seasons 1 & 2 scales published in ''The Ark''
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Revision as of 03:14, 9 April 2023

Scale in Transformers is screwed up beyond belief. That said, most cinematic series within Transformers have official scale charts for creators to work with. Artistic license and animation errors are frequent in Transformers media, but the following are examples of intended scale for characters within the franchise.

Generation 1 continuity family

The Transformers cartoon

The Headmasters cartoon

Super-God Masterforce cartoon

Victory cartoon

Beast Wars cartoon

Beast Machines cartoon

Beast Wars II cartoon

Beast Wars Neo cartoon

Robots in Disguise (2001)

Unicron Trilogy continuity family

Armada cartoon

Energon cartoon

Cybertron cartoon

Live-action film series

Transformers film

Revenge of the Fallen film

Animated continuity family

Animated cartoon

Aligned continuity family

War for Cybertron video games

Fall of Cybertron video games

Beast Hunters Predacons