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- This is every Transformers TV show/movie/TV movie/video game etc on IMDB from the Hollywood blockbusters to the Japanese series'. Hope you like it! Some older video games/mobile games have been excluded since they're not on IMDB!
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Mar 8, 2024 · Every Transformers TV Show In Chronological Order (Including Anime) By Angelo Delos Trinos , Jordan Iacobucci , and Katie Doll. Updated Mar 8, 2024. Transformers has been a staple of children's television for decades, so it's no surprise there are so many different series that have aired.
2. Transformers: Scramble City. 1986. 6.4 (183) Rate. Video. Taking place after the Second Season of Transformers, Scramble City is a story in which the Cybertrons have built a secret lab hidden inside a mountain to build a new super robot, Metroplex to be a mobile base for them.
Jun 6, 2023 · The most recent Transformers from Bay, 2017’s Transformers: The Last Knight, is currently streaming on Fubo TV. For cable TV subscribers, The Last Knight is also available on SYFY . Watch...
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- Generation 1 (1984 – 1993) The original broadcast of The Transformers TV series started in 1984 when the pilot miniseries aired on TV. This is considered the official start of Generation 1, the franchise’s first major “generation.”
- Generation 2 (1993 – 1995) Generation 2 started with a 1993 toy line based on the G1 toys and would soon succeed the famous debut generation. Despite the toys adding a lot of new characters during the evolution of G2, Generation 2 never actually escaped the influence of G1 and was always considered just a weak reinterpretation of its more famous predecessor.
- Beast Era (1996 – 2000) Generation 2 passed as if it wasn’t even there, so in 1996, Hasbro decided to revamp the whole Transformers line completely. The changes were radical.
- Robots in Disguise (2000 – 2001) Robots in Disguise (also: RID) was the fourth generation of the franchise, but it was as (un)successful as Generation 2; it was initially named Transformers: Car Robots, but the name was ultimately changed.
- Transformers Prime. How is G1 not number one? Simple: the fans. Running from 2010-2013, many regard Prime as the best series the franchise has to offer, and for good reason.
- G1. The series that started it all, running in the U.S. in 1984 for 98 episodes there, before continuing in Japan until 1990, Generation One introduced kids everywhere to a hero that every parent and child seemed to love: Optimus Prime.
- Beast Wars. Running from 1996 to 1999, Beast Wars may have saved the franchise (via MSN). Not much had been done with the property after G1, and Hasbro seemed to place their faith in the franchise in a completely new direction: Transformers that turn into animals.
- Transformers Animated. An incredibly unique take on the Autobot-Decepticon conflict, Animated, which ran from 2007 to 2009, re-imagined some of the most popular heroes in the franchise as, well, weaklings.
Nov 1, 2023 · Transformers: Dark of the Moon — June 29, 2011. Transformers: Age of Extinction — June 27, 2014. Transformers: The Last Knight — June 21, 2017. Bumblebee — December 21, 2018. Sector 7 Adventures: The Battle at Half Dome — April 2, 2019. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts — June 9, 2023.
The Transformers' war continues in an older time, through a new generation. On pliocenic Earth, the heroic Maximals and the evil Predacons battle for survival against each other and against a violent planet. Stars: Scott McNeil, Garry Chalk, Ian James Corlett, Richard Newman. Votes: 8,632.
