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*P-001c Optimus, drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]] and packaged with ''[[Kerokero Ace]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s September 2010 issue | *P-001c Optimus, drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]] and packaged with ''[[Kerokero Ace]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s September 2010 issue | ||
*P-001d Optimus with the Autobots behind him, packaged with ''[[TV Magazine]]'' | *P-001d Optimus with the Autobots behind him, packaged with ''[[TV Magazine]]'' | ||
*P-001e Optimus | *P-001e Optimus transforming from truck to robot mode, packaged with ''TV Kun'' | ||
*P-010 Earth-mode Megatron | *P-010 Earth-mode Megatron | ||
*P-011 Ultra Magnus | *P-011 Ultra Magnus | ||
Revision as of 01:08, 11 August 2010
The Transformers Cards are cards containing barcodes to be used in the Transformers Animated: The Chase and Transformers Animated: The Shooting arcade card-reading games. Most of the cards contain Animated characters, but a few contain Generation 1 characters, often based on their Masterpiece toys.
There are two variations of cards that can be obtained. The first uses images that are based on photos of the toys and can be bought at both machines themselves, the resulting card being random. The second variation has "P" in their numbering system as part of "Promotion cards", using both character model and style guide artwork with tech specs, and can be found packaged with their respective toys.
As should be unsurprising, there are varying levels of rarity from those bought via the machines. Sega's site has the rating base from no stars to three stars. The majority of the cards are normal with no star; one star indicates "silver rare" with a silver shine; two stars indicates "gold rare" with a gold shine; and three stars is "master rare" with both gold and silver.
List of cards
Autobots
- A-001 Optimus Prime
- A-002 Bumblebee
- A-003 Ironhide
- A-004 Ratchet
- A-005 Prowl
- A-006 Arcee
- A-007 Chromia
- A-008 Wreck-Gar
- A-009 Autobot Sentinel
- A-010 Autobot Jazz
- A-011 Midnight Jazz
- A-012 Autobot Blurr
- A-013 Super Sonic Blurr
- A-014 Elite Guard Bumblebee
- A-015 Safeguard
- A-016 Rodimus
- A-017 Cliffjumper
- A-018 Grimlock
- A-019 Snarl
- A-020 Swoop
- A-021 SEACRET [sic]
Decepticons
- D-001 Megatron
- D-002 Starscream
- D-003 Lockdown
- D-004 Blackarachnia
- D-005 Blitzwing
- D-006 Lugnut
- D-007 Soundwave
- D-008 Blackarachnia Elita One Ver.
- D-009 Dirge
- D-010 Shockwave
- D-011 Blackout
- D-012 Skywarp
- D-013 Thundercracker
- D-014 Thundercracker w/ beam
- D-015 Swindle
- D-016 Waspinator
Generation 1
- M-001 Convoy
- M-002 Megatron
- M-003 Convoy Black Ver.
- M-004 Grimlock
- M-005 Starscream
- M-006 Soundwave
- M-007 Thundercracker
- M-008 Skywarp
Promotion
- P-001a Optimus Prime, packaged in Animated's "Sons of Cybertron" 2-pack
- P-001c Optimus, drawn by Naoto Tsushima and packaged with Kerokero Ace's September 2010 issue
- P-001d Optimus with the Autobots behind him, packaged with TV Magazine
- P-001e Optimus transforming from truck to robot mode, packaged with TV Kun
- P-010 Earth-mode Megatron
- P-011 Ultra Magnus
- P-012 Wreck-Gar
- P-013 Sentinel
- P-014 Jazz
- P-015 Blurr
- P-016 Elite Guard Bumblebee
- P-017 Rodimus, packaged in Animated's "Sons of Cybertron" 2-pack
- P-018 Samurai Prowl
- P-019 Sunstorm (with the helmet Swindle gave him)
- P-020 Swindle
- P-021 Waspinator
- P-022 Cybertron-mode Optimus Prime, packaged in the Versus 2-pack
- P-022a Cybertron-mode Megatron, packaged in the Versus 2-pack
