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Transformers (television series)

Transformers is the name of an animated television series that began airing on 1984. It was created to tie in with a line of toys produced by Hasbro.

A "Transformer" is a large humanoid (although not all are humaniod and not all are huge) robot that is able to reconfigure itself into the form of a more common and innocuous machine, such as a car or an airplane. The tagline "More than meets the eye" reflected this ability for disguise.

Transformers originally featured two main factions of "transformers" warring for control of their home planet, Cybertron. The noble Autobots[?] were led by Optimus Prime, and the evil Decepticons were led by Megatron.

The Transformers series also spawned a comic book series, as well as a feature-length movie, Transformers: The Movie. The original series was followed by a number of spin-offs with varying levels of popularity.

A list of the Transformers TV series

  • American
    • Transformers (1984 - 1987) (98 episodes)
    • Beast Wars: Transformers (1996 - 1999) (52 episodes)
    • Beast Machines: Transformers (1999) (26 episodes)
  • Japanese
    • Transformers: The Headmasters (1987)
    • Transformers: Chôjin Master Force (1988)
    • Transformers: Victory (1989)
    • Beast Wars Second: Chô seimeitai Transformer (1998)
    • Chô seimeitai Transformer: Beast Wars Neo (1999)
    • Transformers: Beast Wars Metals (1999)
    • Transformers: Car Robot (2000) (39 episodes)
      • (English language version: Transformers: Robots in Disguise)
    • Transformers: Armada (2002)
    • Transformers:Myclone Legend (2003)

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