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Revision as of 07:18, 13 March 2006

Beast Machines followed the success of Beast Wars, and was a bold and risky move. The Maximal faction was carried over, as they faced off against Megatron's army of Vehicons. Both factions had radical new design elements, as both featured unorthodox designs, translucent plastic, and even chrome. However, success was limited as the Maximals were a smooth blend of organic and robotic (unlike the reversed feel of the Transmetals, or the almost painful fusion of Transmetal 2s). The Vehicons themselves had very Cybertronian vehicle modes and very unorthadox (by Transformers standards) robot modes. Due to the way Beast Machines was received, the planned sequel line of Transtech was cancelled early in development.

It should be noted that while Takara stamps are present on every Beast Machines toy, Japan did not receive anything relating to the line until 2005.

Maximal

Deployers

Basic

Deluxe

Mega

Ultra

Super

Supreme

Beast Riders

  • Che (cheetah chariot)
  • Che (cheetah chariot) repaint

McDonald's Happy Meal Toys

Vehicon

Basic

Deluxe

Mega

Ultra

Beast Riders

McDonald's Happy Meal Toys