List of Japanese ID numbers

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Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers

Main article: Collector's Edition

Original toyline

The original run of the Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers toyline ended at number 49 and was picked back up in the Scramble City and Transformers 2010 toylines respectively, where the numbering system changed to have two figures sharing an ID number with the addition of a "C" or a "D" at the being that indicated which faction they belonged to (Cybertrons or Destrons). However, some of the reissues in the early 2000s, along with new characters created through exclusive redecos (most of them released under the e-HOBBY exclusive Collector's Edition range), opted to add onto the original numbering system. Some of the original line's mail-order figures that had lacked ID numbers were also given new numbers in the upper two-digit range, which makes things somewhat messy, to say the least.

For unknown reasons, Takara decided to number those retro releases backwards, starting at 99 and then working their way down until 64, leaving a gap from number 50 to 63 that was never filled because Takara simply stopped releasing new redecos of "Generation 1" figures that were given new numbers. Another gap from number 78 to 83 was intended for the individual members of the e-Hobby exclusive "G1 GoBots" set (which is collectively given the number 84), but since they were based on Tonka's GoBots characters, which in turn were based on Bandai's Machine Robo figures, Takara got cold feet and decided not to officially assign them individual names.

VS sets

  • VSX Convoy VS Megatron
  • VSY Grimlock VS Soundwave

Scramble City to Return of Convoy

As stated above, the original toyline's run and numbering style changed at number 50 onwards, with the following subsequent Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers-branded toylines continuing this new numbering style. This numbering system also featured a few gaps, typically as a point to "reset" the line where a cartoon/franchise isn't considered a "direct sequel". Like the numbering system above, there are also a few retroactive inclusions to this numbering system courtesy of The Transformers Collection, namely the Targetmaster versions of Hot Rod and Kup, as well as a few ID numbers found only in marketing material during the toyline's original run.

Scramble City and 2010

Cybertrons
Destrons
VS sets
  • VSZ Sunstreaker, Skids VS Buzzsaw

The Headmasters

Cybertrons
Destrons

Super-God Masterforce

Cybertrons
Destrons
Other

Victory and Zone

Cybertrons
Destrons

Return of Convoy

Cybertrons

Other

Operation Combination

Beastformers

Main article: Beastformers#Toys

Laser Beasts

SD

Gumball

G-2

Beast Wars

Cybertrons

Destrons

VS sets

  • VS-1 Strongest Beast Showdown:
    Convoy VS Megatron
  • VS-2 Arctic Showdown:
    White Claw VS Scorpos
  • VS-3 Quickest Showdown:
    Cheetus VS Waspeeter
  • VS-4 Ferocious Showdown:
    Dinobot VS Tarans
  • VS-5 Rocky Mountain Showdown:
    Rattle VS Terrorsaurer
  • VS-6 Amazon Showdown:
    Convobat VS Megalligator
  • VS-7 Wilderness Showdown:
    Rhinox VS Shadow Panther
  • VS-8 Deep Forest Showdown:
    Tigatron VS Blackwidow
  • VS-9 Darkness Showdown:
    Howlinger VS Buzz Saw
  • VS-10 Heaven Showdown:
    Airazor VS Kuwagiger
  • VS-11 Hell Showdown:
    Cybershark VS Inferno
  • VS-12 Cannon Showdown:
    Apache VS Megastorm
  • VS-13 2 Against 1 Showdown:
    Bighorn VS Starscream & BB
  • VS-14 Land Horizon Showdown:
    Tasmania Kid VS Dirge
  • VS-15 Sea Horizon Showdown:
    Scuba VS Thrust
  • VS-16 History's Greatest Showdown:
    Lio Convoy VS Galvatron
  • VS-17 Frontier Showdown:
    Bigmos VS Autostinger
  • VS-18 Heavy Armor Showdown:
    Powerhug VS Autocrusher
  • VS-19 Stratospheric Showdown:
    Tonbot VS Autojetter
  • VS-20 Discus Showdown:
    Mantis VS Autolauncher
  • VS-21 to VS-28 N/A
  • VS-29 Savanna Showdown:
    Longrack VS Guiledart
  • VS-30 Desert Showdown:
    Colada VS Saberback
  • VS-31 Prairie Showdown:
    Stampy VS Sling
  • VS-32 Undersea Showdown:
    Break VS Dead End
  • VS-33 Backwater Showdown:
    Rockbuster VS Hydra
  • VS-34 Explosive Showdown:
    Randy VS Crazybolt
  • VS-35 Cosmic Showdown:
    Big Convoy VS Magmatron
  • VS-36 Favorites Showdown:
    Mach Kick VS Archadis
  • VS-37 Master Fencer Showdown:
    Sharp Edge VS Hardhead
  • VS-38 Extreme Showdown:
    Bump VS Bazooka
  • VS-39 Roaring Showdown:
    Survive VS Killer Punch
  • VS-40 Destined Showdown:
    Metals Convoy VS Metals Megatron
  • VS-41 Brave Showdown:
    Silverbolt VS Metals Rampage
  • VS-42 Gusty Showdown:
    Metals Cheetus VS Metals Waspeeter
  • VS-43 Flash Showdown:
    Metals Rattle VS Metals Terrorsaurer
  • VS-44 Strength Showdown:
    Metals Rhinox VS Metals Tarans
  • VS-45 Heatwave Showdown:
    Metals Airazor VS Quickstrike
  • VS-46 Ocean Bottom Showdown:
    Metals Depth Charge VS Metals Inferno

Other

Egg Beasts

Car Robots

Cybertrons

Destrongers

Choro Q

Main article: Choro-Q

Legends of the Microns

Cybertrons

Destrons

Microns

Unicron

Multipacks

Rescue Heroes Go-Bots

Cybertrons

Destrons

Exclusives

Binaltech

Binaltech Asterisk

Masterpiece

Robotmasters

Beast Wars Returns

Galaxy Force

Cybertrons

Destrons

VS Sets

Planet X

Exclusives

Beast Wars Telemocha Series

Movie

Autobots

Decepticons

Screen Battles

  • SB-01 First Encounter
  • SB-02 Final Stand
  • SB-03 Desert Attack
  • SB-04 Capture of Bumblebee

Henkei! Henkei!

Cybertrons

Destrons

Revenge

Autobots

Decepticons

Animated

VS sets

  • VS-A The Summit Battle: Optimus Prime VS Megatron
  • VS-B Blazing Bullets: Bumblebee VS Starscream
  • VS-C Sworn Enemies: Ratchet VS Lockdown
  • VS-D Rockin'On Battle: Ironhide VS Soundwave
  • VS-E Battle in the Dark: Prowl VS Blitzwing
  • VS-F Optimus Prime VS Megatron Cybertronmode
  • G Safeguard

Masterpiece Movie Series

Autobot Alliance

United

Main article: Transformers United

United EX

Darkside Moon

Autobots

Decepticons

Cyberverse

Prime

Arms Microns

Arms Micron Weapon Series

EZ Collection

Generations

Go!

GT

Cloud

Main article: Transformers Cloud

Autobots

Decepticons

Movie Advanced Series

Lost Age Series

Legends

Exclusives

Legend Commander Collection

Q-Transformers

Main article: Q-Transformers

QT series

Number Toy
QT-01 Optimus Prime
QT-01E Optimus Prime
QT-02 Bumblebee
QT-02E Bumblebee
QT-03 Lockdown
QT-04 Crosshairs
QT-05 Lambor
QT-06 Prowl
QT-07 Hot Rodimus
QT-08 Bumble
QT-09 Optimus Prime
QT-10 Wheeljack
QT-11 Autobot Meister
QT-12 Sunstreaker
QT-13 Alert
QT-14 Smokescreen
QT-15 Hound
QT-16 Bluestreak
QT-17 Tracks
QT-18 Nemesis Prime
QT-19 Convoy
QT-20 Megatron
QT-21 Skids
QT-22 Drift
QT-23 Optimus Prime (I have a good idea!)
QT-24 Bumblebee (As expected of the commander!)
QT-25 Lockdown (Best regards!)
QT-26 Shockwave
QT-27 Soundwave
QT-28 Cliff
QT-29 Starscream
QT-30 Skywarp
QT-31 Thundercracker
QT-32 Black Megatron
QT-33 Black Convoy
QT-M Optimus Prime

QTF series

Number Toy
QTF-01 Optimus Prime
QTF-02 Bumblebee
QTF-03 Lockdown
QTF-04 Convoy
QTF-05 Ultra Magnus
QTF-06 Arcee
QTF-07 Ironhide
QTF-08 Jetfire
QTF-09 Ratchet

3-Figure Sets

Number Toy
QTFS-01 Anime Protagonists 3-Figure Set
QTFS-02 Decepticons 3-Figure Set

Q-Collaboration

Adventure Series

Number Toy
TAV-01 Bumblebee
TAV-02 Grimlock
TAV-03 Strongarm
TAV-04 Steeljaw
TAV-05 Fixit
TAV-06 Underbite
TAV-07 Roadblock
TAV-08 Greejeeber
TAV-09 Swoop
TAV-10 Slug
TAV-11 Bloody Knockout
TAV-12 Dreadwing
TAV-13 Nemesis Prime
TAV-14 Ultra Magnus
TAV-15 Lockdown
TAV-16 Bombshell
TAV-17 Shrapnel
TAV-18 Autobot Drift
TAV-19 Powerglide
TAV-20 Adams
TAV-21 Optimus Prime
TAV-22 Sideswipe
TAV-23 Jazz
TAV-24 Micron Shooter Fracture
TAV-25 Runabout
TAV-26 Override
TAV-27 Micron Shooter Drift
TAV-28 Ground Vehicon General
TAV-29 Bumblebee Supreme Mode
TAV-30 Battle Grimlock
TAV-31 Black Shadow
TAV-32 Rumble & Frenzy
TAV-33 Optimus Prime Supreme Mode
TAV-34 EZ Collection Team Bumblebee & Megatron
TAV-35 EZ Collection Autobot vs. Decepticon
TAV-36 Fracture
TAV-37 Megatronus
TAV-38 Thunderhoof
TAV-39 Quillfire
TAV-40 Ironjam & Bumblebee Iron Armor
TAV-41 Gravity & Optimus Prime Gravity Armor
TAV-42 Volcano & Grimlock Volcano Armor
TAV-43 Barithunder & Sideswipe Thunder Armor
TAV-44 Sideswipe and Bumblebee - Supreme Armor Set
TAV-45 Optimus Prime and Grimlock - Supreme Armor Set
TAV-46 Overload
TAV-47 Crazybolt
TAV-48 EZ Collection Team Bumblebee vs. Thunderhoof Set
TAV-49 EZ Collection Autobots vs. Clampdown Set
TAV-50 Hyper Surge Optimus Prime
TAV-51 Hyper Surge Bumblebee
TAV-52 Sawtooth & Strongarm Gekiryu Armor
TAV-53 Hyper Surge Sideswipe
TAV-54 Scorponok
TAV-55 Windblade
TAV-56 Nemesis Prime
TAV-57 Hyper Surge Starscream
TAV-58 Windstrike and Sideswipe
TAV-59 Ratchet
TAV-60 Bisk
TAV-61 God Optimus Prime Micron Set
TAV-62 Starscream

VS Sets

Number Toy
TAVVS-01 Bumblebee vs. Steeljaw
TAVVS-02 Grimlock vs. Greejeeber
TAVVS-03 Strongarm vs. Phantomjaw
TAVVS-04 Sideswipe & Stepper
TAVVS-05 Drift Origins & Jazz Battle Mode

Easy Dynamic Series

Mini-Con Set

Unite Warriors

Exclusives

Movie The Best

Exclusives

The Last Knight

Turbo Changers

Power of the Primes

Studio Series

Exclusives

Siege

Exclusives

Cyberverse

Earthrise

TakaraTomy Mall

War for Cybertron Trilogy

Kingdom

TakaraTomy Mall

Premium Finish

War for Cybertron Trilogy

Studio Series

References

  1. 2006 release
  2. 2.0 2.1 e-HOBBY
  3. 3.0 3.1 Toy Festival 2001
  4. Omitted from the 1987 retail line-up, Repugnus (marketed as "Repug") was offered as a mail order figure that was advertised with the 1987 Beastformers figures, but ultimately wasn't shipped until 1988, in Hasbro packaging. Though it doesn't appear on his packaging, he was assigned the ID number "C-98" in official marketing materials.
  5. 5.0 5.1 The Transformers Collection
  6. Toys"R"Us Japan
  7. 7.0 7.1 Although Black Shadow and Blue Bacchus featured ID numbers (D-309 and D-310) that placed them in between the Super-God Masterforce-based toys Browning (D-308) and Black Zarak (D-311), both toys are Victory era releases.
  8. 8.0 8.1 Unreleased