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The "second" G1 line, mostly because they were the first to release new figures. I'm ONLY going to show significant retools, redecos, and new guys here, with a link to the individual series under each relevant year to check out the other guys.

Legend

  • Alive
  • Dead (link to issue)
  • Status Unknown (last seen before Dark Cybertron, link to last appearance)
  • ♠ Constructed Cold
  • ♦ Forged
  • ♣ Artificial
  • No appearances in IDW

1985

Main article: Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)

The toyline consists of most figures from the Hasbro '84 and '85 lines. Notable omissions are molds not owned by Takara, as well as odd balls like Ironhide and Gears. Odd.

1986

Main article: Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010 (toyline)

Again, this copies practically mold-for-mold the '86 line in the US. Sky Lynx wasn't awesome enough to make it though.

1987

Main article: Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: The Headmasters (toyline)

Here we go. New figures, new decos, Japan really got into TF and decided to milk it for all it's worth.

Regular retail

Cybertron Master Warriors W Cassettebots
Trainbots Communications Officers
Targetmasters

Mail-aways and exclusives

Unknown retailers

1988

Main article: Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (toyline)

Just... forget it. Takara took something nice to make this series, and made a bunch of new figures to boot.

Regular retail

Masterforce Warriors

NOTE: Aquastar and Zetca are full-sized Cybertronians. Zetca is unaffiliated

Sparkdash
Seacons Destrons
Pretenders

NOTE: None of these guys are IDW Pretenders.

Six Changer Armored Warrior
Headmaster Juniors Headmasters
Godmasters Godmaster Leaders



Mail-away exclusives

NOTE: The Sparkdash, Seacons, and Godmasters BASICALLY look like what was released in the US, with some slight deco changes. So far, none of them have appeared in IDW, either by color OR by name.

1989

Main article: Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (toyline)

Regular retail

Dinoforce
  • Doryu - Probably Deathsaurus' Warworld
  • Gairyu - Probably Deathsaurus' Warworld
  • Goryu - Probably Deathsaurus' Warworld
  • Kakuryu - Probably Deathsaurus' Warworld
  • Rairyu - Probably Deathsaurus' Warworld
  • Yokuryu - Probably Deathsaurus' Warworld
  • Dinoking (giftset)
Multiforce
Breastforce Brainmasters
Crossformers Interstellar Transport
Six Changer Armored Warrior
Leaders


Mail order exclusives


1990

Main article: Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (toyline)
Zone OVA pack-in Micro Transformers


Micro Transformer Transports Micro Transformer Stations
Micro Transformer Bases Rocket Base
NOTE: The Japanese Micromasters/Microtransformers are complicated, but basically, either they were released with the same decos and names as in the US, the same decos but different names (and thus, IMO, different characters), or different decos and/or names. The new decos have not been seen in IDW, either as Gorlamians or Cybertronians.
Powered Masters Metrosquad Leader


1991

Main article: Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Return of Convoy (toyline)
Cybertrons Micro Transformer 6 Team
Micro Transformer Teams

NOTE: The Big Truck Team is exactly the same as the Monster Patrol Team; the Military Team are Cybertron versions of the Decepticon Military Patrol.


NOTE: These guys are the same as in Zone.

Micro Transformer W Teams
NOTE: The Crane Cannon, Dump Shovel, and Jet Tank W Teams are composed of four members each, two from the Constructor Squad and two from the Battle Squad. The remaining teams are composed of two each of the Autobot Combiner squads. All look and are named just like their US counterparts.

1992

Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Operation Combination

5-Robot Gestalts Micro Transformer 6-Robot Gestalts

VS Sets