1995
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The year 1995 (MCMXCV) is the twelfth year of the Transformers brand.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Events
Non-fiction
Births
June
September
Deaths
January
Conventions
Media
N/A
Comics
Comic Bom Bom (Japan)
- Transformers: G-2 — The New Battle!!
- Transformers: G-2 (parts 1–5, 6 parts)
Fleetway (UK)
- Transformers: Generation 2 (issues 4 & 5, 5 issues)
Takara (Japan)
- Transformers: G-2 (parts 1–16, 16 parts)
Collections
Home Video
Malofilm (CAN)
- The Transformers — The Autobots vs. The Decepticons
- Transformers — Autobots vs. Decepticons (Version Française)
- The Transformers: The Movie
Takara (Japan)
- Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers — Megatron Set
- Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: 2010 Set
Merchandise
- TBD
Toys
U.S.
Autobots
| Go-Bots | Cyberjets | Laser Cycles | Leaders |
Decepticons
| Go-Bots | Cyberjets | Laser Cycles | Auto Rollers | |||||
Leaders
|
Watches |
BotCon 1995 exclusives
Japan
Cybertrons
Destrons
Europe
Autobots
| Gobots Wave 1 | Gobots Wave 2 | Powermasters | Lasercycles | |||||
| Leader |
Decepticons
| Gobots Wave 2 | Mini-Jets | Powermasters | Lasercycles | |||||
| Auto Rollers |
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Apparently, the decision to market the wave 2 Go-Bot and Cyberjet redecos as separate characters was a last-minute change of plans that was only put into use in America and Japan; in Europe, Hasbro supposedly stuck to the original idea for those assortments (here named "Gobots" and "Mini-Jets", respectively), with the redecos being sold as running change color variants of their wave 1 mold-mates instead, in unchanged packaging featuring package art in the original deco and the original character's name: Megatron and Optimus Prime, slight color variants of Blowout and Firecracker with solid instead of clear plastic parts, were still marketed as "Blowout" and "Firecracker"; "Hooligan" was also available in Jetfire's colors, "Skyjack" in Air Raid's, and "Space Case" in Strafe's. This practice is only confirmed for the versions available in multilingual French/Dutch/German packaging; thus far, no specimens in English/Spanish/Portuguese packaging or in Italian GiG packaging have surfaced. The subsequent, completely redecoed Go-Bots wave was marketed as the same characters as their United States counterparts, however.
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