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This article shows a list of characters from The Transformers television series that aired during the debut of the Transformers media franchise from 1984 to 1991.
Jun 2, 2024 · What began as a gimmick in Japan – robots that turned into vehicles, tools and household objects – became a cultural giant. We’ve now had four decades of toys, comics, films and games. So let’s pour one out for Prime and pals and see how the franchise itself has transformed over the years.
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Autobots
In the real world, the Autobot insignia was derived from the head of Prowl's toy. Its in-universe origin varies: in Generation 1 cartoon continuity it was applied by the Quintessons to their "consumer good" creations, while in Marvel Comics continuity it is seemingly based on the Last Autobot. In 2005 IDW continuity it was "created" by Shockwave, who claimed it to be the face of Primus, as part of an ontological paradox. 1. Autobot 2. The Autobot symbol as it appeared on Generation 1 toy pack...
Decepticons
In the real world, the Decepticon insignia was based on Soundwave's toy head. In the 1980s the crest of the symbol usually had a "squared-off" bottom, while modern portrayals generally have the crest pointed at the base. Its origin in-universe is generally less-explored than that of the Autobots. In the Generation 1 cartoon continuity it was a symbol applied to the Quintessons' "military hardware", while in the live-action film series and Aligned continuity family it is seemingly based on the...
Maximals
The Maximal insignia is a stylised canine or feline face, reflecting the Maximals being primarily made up of mammals and birds. 1. Maximal Certain characters and toy packaging featured this insignia in alternate colors, such as red or dark green. 2. Maximal (BM) A variant insignia worn by the Maximals in Beast Machines. 3. Maximal (Kingdom) A variant incorporating elements of the Autobot insignia, used on packaging and promotional items for Kingdom, though not on the actual toys. 4. Maximal (...
Main article: Transformer governmentSenateSecurity Services Used by the Autobot Security Services crew operating under Sentinel Prime and at the state funeral of Fastback and Bumper.Functionist CouncilA variant Functionist Council insignia worn by Functionaryenforcers.Cybertronian Security Force Insignia used by the CSF under the administration of Ironhide, after whom it was designed. The Line Between UsMain article: Cybertronian military insignia/galleryGround Command Special Ops Sergeant An example of an Autobot rank insignia. Used by Arcee, Chromia, Mirage, Ratchet, and Smokescreen.Air Command Infantry Captain An example of a Decepticon rank insignia. Used by Starscream.AutobotDecepticonOffworlder Zone Security AdministrationThe alternate reality of the Shattered Glasstimeline posits an army of evil Cybertronians united under the leering visage of a purple insignia badge... though perhaps not the one you were expecting. 1. Evil Autobot 2. Evil Autobot Secret Police Worn by Nightbeatand presumably his subordinates. 3. Evil Elite Guard Worn by Thunderclashand presumably ...
Aug 9, 2024 · The original Autobot and Decepticon insignias, supposedly designed by Wayne Molinare, were seemingly based on toys from the first year of the original Transformers toyline; the Autobot symbol is a heavily stylized and simplified version of the face of Prowl, while the Decepticon insignia is drawn from that of Soundwave.
Sep 28, 2023 · In the vast universe of Transformers, the 13 Primes stand out as the original and most powerful of their kind. These iconic figures have shaped Cybertron’s history and lore, each contributing uniquely to the Transformer legacy.
All Transformers character names*, from 1984 to present. * This is a toy-centric character list. Includes characters named on or in official, Hasbro toy packaging.
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Transformers G1 is a Japanese-American cartoon and also Generation One, originally known as The Transformers, is the original Transformers franchise which took the United States by storm in 1984. The term "Generation One" (G1) was originally a fan-coined back-formulation of Generation 2.
