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*[[Pretender#Super-God Masterforce cartoon|Pretenders]] ([[Metalhawk]] shown): 8 m (TV Magazine, July 1988)
*[[Pretender#Super-God Masterforce cartoon|Pretenders]] ([[Metalhawk]] shown): 8 m (TV Magazine, July 1988)
*[[Godmasters]] ([[Ginrai]] shown): 10 m (TV Magazine, July 1988)
*[[Godmasters]] ([[Ginrai]] shown): 10 m (TV Magazine, July 1988)
*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Battle Convoy]]: 13 m [[TV Magazine|(Terebi Magazine)]]
*[[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]]: 800 m ([[Comic Bom Bom]] February 1987)
*[[Guard City]]: 60 m (Terebi Magazine)
*[[Battle Gaia]]: 65 m (Terebi Magazine)
*[[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]]: 800 m ([[Comic Bom Bom]])
*[[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity#The Battlestars manga and story pages|Super Megatron]]: 35 m (TV Magazine, [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: The Battlestars (story page)#Part 6|June 1991]])
*[[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity#The Battlestars manga and story pages|Super Megatron]]: 35 m (TV Magazine, [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: The Battlestars (story page)#Part 6|June 1991]])
*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity#The Battlestars manga and story pages|Star Convoy]]: 45 m (TV Magazine, [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: The Battlestars (story page)#Part 6|July 1991]])
*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity#The Battlestars manga and story pages|Star Convoy]]: 45 m (TV Magazine, [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: The Battlestars (story page)#Part 6|July 1991]])
*[[Sixbuilder]]: 40 m (TV Magazine, February 1992)
*[[Sixwing]]: 42 m (TV Magazine, March 1992)
*[[Guard City]]: 60 m (TV Magazine, April 1992)
*[[Sixliner]]: 45 m (TV Magazine, May 1992)
*[[Battle Gaia]]: 65 m (TV Magazine, July 1992)
*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity#G-2 story pages and pack-in manga|Battle Convoy]]: 13 m [[TV Magazine|(Terebi Magazine)]] {{fact|source needed}}


====''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece|Masterpiece]] bios and booklets:''====
====''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece|Masterpiece]] bios and booklets:''====

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Needs sources, plus the bare-bones formatting could probably be spruced up into something easier on the eye.

Scale in Transformers is inconsistent to put it mildly. There are times however outside and inside of lore when official heights and sizes of characters are given. Here is a list of said sizes.

Hobby Japan:

  • Metroplex: 800 m
  • Unicron: Jupiter-sized (so approximately 140,000 km in diameter)

Super Robots Guide:

Masterforce scale notes:

  • Ginrai: 10 m
  • Super Ginrai: 15 m

Kodansha properties:

Masterpiece bios and booklets:

Japanese Beast Wars data:

  • The Nemesis
    • Length: 2.5 miles
    • Wingspan: 1.75 miles
    • Height: 1.25 miles

Calm Sleep Stories:

Galaxy Force DVD booklets:

Preliminary scale chart for first film:

Scale chart for first film:

The Boston Globe trading cards:

Revenge of the Fallen film scale charts:

Revenge of the Fallen sticker sheets:

Michael Bay's Revenge of the Fallen blog:

Transformers: Age of Extinction scale chart

Age of Extinction KSI blueprints

Transformers: The Last Knight scale chart

Transformers: The Last Knight Twitter page

The Last Knight TRF prisoner dossier bios

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts AR Statue Experience stats

Transformers One AR Experience Meet The Bots profiles