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''Masterforce'' stands out as one of the most unusual and ''different'' visions of the Transformers universe; things got back to normal when the franchise was rebranded as ''[[Victory (franchise)|Victory]]''. | ''Masterforce'' stands out as one of the most unusual and ''different'' visions of the Transformers universe; things got back to normal when the franchise was rebranded as ''[[Victory (franchise)|Victory]]''. | ||
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Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (トランスフォーマー 超神マスターフォース Toransufōmā: Chōjin Masutāfōsu) is a Transformers franchise from Japan in 1988. Breaking radically from the previous series, The Headmasters, which was a continuation of the American series, Masterforce featured all-new characters and locations, dropping many of the futuristic elements, and focusing on human characters that bonded with robot bodies.
The Masterforce franchise featured the following primary components:
Masterforce stands out as one of the most unusual and different visions of the Transformers universe; things got back to normal when the franchise was rebranded as Victory.
