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==Vital Stats==
'''The Transformers Sticker Book''' was a children's activity book based around the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation One franchise]].
Published in the US, UK, CA and OZ in 1986
 
ISBN: none
 
32p


==Vital statistics==
Published in the US, UK, Canada and Australia in 1986<br />
'''ISBN:''' none<br />
'''Page count:''' 32p<br />
~255 collectible stickers
~255 collectible stickers


All images taken from Season 1 of the animated series and [[Hasbro]] stock art.
==Overview==
All images were taken from Season 1 of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|''The Transformers'' cartoon]] and [[Hasbro]] stock art.


==Trivia==
* Identifies the [[Ark (G1)|Ark]] by name.
* The highly-truncated retelling of the first 3 episodes identifies the [[Decepticon]]s' fuel-gathering mission as '''Operation Energy''', and says that their plan was to construct a superweapon, not a space shuttle.  Operation Energy is foiled because the [[human]]s learn to work with the [[Autobot]]s and anticipate the Decepticons' attacks, setting the stage for the stalemate of the ongoing series.
* [[Spike Witwicky (G1)|Spike]] is a genius!  He's credited with designing the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobot]]s and building [[Sky Spy]].


==Trivia==
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* Identifies the Ark by name
* The highly-truncated retelling for the first 3 episodes identifies the Decepticons' fuel-gathering mission as '''Operation Energy''', and says that their plan was to construct a superweapon, not a space shuttle.  Operation Energy is foiled because the Humans learn to work with the Autobots and anticipate the Decepticons' attacks, setting the stage for the stalemate of the ongoing series.
* Spike is a genius!  He's credited with designing the Dinobots and building [[Sky Spy]].


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Revision as of 08:09, 20 July 2009

The Transformers Sticker Book was a children's activity book based around the Generation One franchise.

Vital statistics

Published in the US, UK, Canada and Australia in 1986
ISBN: none
Page count: 32p
~255 collectible stickers

Overview

All images were taken from Season 1 of the The Transformers cartoon and Hasbro stock art.

Trivia

  • Identifies the Ark by name.
  • The highly-truncated retelling of the first 3 episodes identifies the Decepticons' fuel-gathering mission as Operation Energy, and says that their plan was to construct a superweapon, not a space shuttle. Operation Energy is foiled because the humans learn to work with the Autobots and anticipate the Decepticons' attacks, setting the stage for the stalemate of the ongoing series.
  • Spike is a genius! He's credited with designing the Dinobots and building Sky Spy.



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