Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)

Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers is the atypically ostentatious title given to the first year of the Generation 1 franchise in Japan. Released in 1985, one year after the franchise had been launched in Hasbro markets, the various aspects of FSRLTF combined Hasbro's 1984 and 1985 products into one large line.

Next toyline: Transformers 2010

Overview

The toyline consisted of most of the toys released by Hasbro in 1984 and 1985. Among those not released as part of FSRLTF were Gears, Jetfire, Roadbuster, Whirl, Omega Supreme, and the Deluxe Insecticons.

Cybertrons

Minibots

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• Bumble
• Cliff
• Gong
• Charger
• Drag
• Beachcomber
• Adams
• Powerglide
• Seaspray
• Warpath</div>

Adams and Warpath were only available as mail-away toys.

Autobots

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• Streak
• Hound
• Ironhide
• Meister
• Ligier
• Prowl
• Ratchet
• Sideswipe
• Sunstreaker
• Trailbreaker
• Wheeljack
• Tracks
• Alert
• Smokescreen
• Skids
• Hoist
• Inferno
• Grapple</div>

Skids and Sunstreaker were only available together in a three-pack that also included Buzzsaw.

Dinobots

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• Grimlock
• Slag
• Sludge
• Snarl
• Swoop</div>

Jumpstarters

• The Jumpstarters were not available in Japan as Transformers.<sup class="noprint">[<span title="The material in the vicinity of this tag needs references to reliable sources." style="white-space: nowrap;">citation needed</span>]</sup>

Powerdashers

• The Powerdashers were not available in Japan as Transformers.<sup class="noprint">[<span title="The material in the vicinity of this tag needs references to reliable sources." style="white-space: nowrap;">citation needed</span>]</sup>

Double Changers

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• Downshift
• Camshaft
• Overdrive</div>

The Double Changers were only available via mail order.

Others

• Broadcast
• Perceptor
• Convoy

Destrons

Cassettron

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• Frenzy
• Condor
• Buzzsaw
• Jaguar</div>

Buzzsaw was only available in a three-pack with Skids and Sunstreaker.

Another Cassettron, Rumble, was available with Soundwave.

Jetron

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• Starscream
• Thundercracker
• Skywarp
• Dirge
• Ramjet
• Thrust</div>

Dirge was only available in 1986 via mail order.

Insectrons

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• Kickback
• Sharpnel
• Bombshell</div>

Buildrons

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• Bonecrusher
• Scavenger
• Scrapper
• Gren
• Long Haul
• Mixmaster
• Devastor (giftset)</div>

Tripletrons

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• Astrotrain
• Blitzwing</div>

Others

• Soundwave (with Rumble)
• Reflector
• Spectro
• Spyglass
• Viewfinder

• Laserwave
• Megatron