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tfwiki · 7 months
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REACH FOR THE SKIES! Get caught up on the Energon Universe by checking out TFWiki's articles on Void Rivals, the stealth launch of Skybound's new shared universe — and come back tomorrow for our article on Transformers #1 by Daniel Warren Johnson and Mike Spicer!
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greatvalueloki · 1 year
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What the fuck is the transformers wiki 😭😭😭
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sepublic · 3 months
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There is now an official commercial where Terrorcon Scourge yells at Peppa Pig and I can’t wait for TFwiki to make a joke about this.
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siphersaysstuff · 4 months
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THE GHOST OF PICS: MECHS PAST
And with THAT tortured pun, December's Patreon-backed @tfwiki picture batch is all stuff we've kinda needed forever, all stuff from the prior century, and all stuff from outside the US market!
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We start with Takara's original DEATHSAURUS, Decepticon leader in 1989's Victory, who just had his Legacy Haslab toy start showing up on doorsteps. And of course, new separate pics for his Breast Animal partners EAGLEBREAST and TIGERBREAST (yes, get them giggles out, go ahead).
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Let's jump back a year to 1988's Super-God Masterforce, and the Godmaster RANGER. This mold is the only one of the three Powermaster Autobot cars to get recolored for its Takara release. Sadly, the MIB copy I bought back in 1996 was missing its gun, thus my general reluctance to add a pic to the wiki. But lord, that tiny, crunchy book scan we were using suuuucked. Made Ranger look white when he's a very light stony blue. Still using the scan though, just now in an inset panel to show off the gun I don't have.
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And now we bounce ahead to 1990's Zone, and the Micro Transformer base SKY HYPER, piloted by Deadwheeler. I took these pics forever ago at some BotCon, and have long lost the notes as to who owned this piece a few hard drives back. This sample was also missing the three ramps, thus both the length of time it took for me to get comfy going ahead and adding these to the wiki, and the new book-scan inset to show the missing ramps.
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Let's shift over to the European market, with 1992's THUNDER CLASH, the leader of the Autobot Turbmasters. His gravity-feed missile launcher was, like all the Turbomaster and Predator launchers, very much not US choke-gate compliant.
Fun fact: Thunder actually did get a Japanese release! He and Skyquake were straight imported to Japanese stores in Hasbro packaging, with just some necessary legal info changed to Japanese on the boxes. This was the Operation: Combination year, where Takara released the small Turbomasters and Predators in 2-packs.
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And now we're going much further back, and much further south. No, that's not Brawn, that's OUTBACK, the 1987 Mexican version by IGA. Apparently, IGA was unwilling or unable to pay for the new '86 Mini Vehicle molds, thus they made their own versions by simply recoloring the '84 originals and slapping them on new cards for the '86 characters. Sometimes with alternate decos to boot!
Sadly, I don't own this toy, and like Sky Hyper, this was a BotCon pic taken with original owner info lost to time. (I always try and credit the toy owner when they let me take pics.)
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Now here's the ones I'm super-happy about. These are two of the three Eletrix, ESPORTE and PORSCHE, exclusive to Estrela's 1985 Brazilian Transformers line! These toys transform and walk/roll forward via remote control, attached by a wire over 4 feet long. I'm keeping an eye out for the third one, Jipe.
None of the '85 Brazilian toys have any faction markings, but the Autobot-style packaging leads one to assume "all good guys". As do the bios of many of the toys in the line... but the Eletrix lack bios, sadly. Which is weird, as Estrela made up new bios for some toys in the line, and just straight-translated others from their Hasbro bios.
These molds were released in the US, but as the "Pow-R-Bots" in Village Toys' TF-wannabe line Convert-A-Bots. Like Estrela, Village licensed them from Japan's Yonezawa Toys, where they were the Remote Change Robo Series. All of these releases use the same plastic colors, but give them new stickers for branding and language.
I bought these two MISB (cellophane still there!) earlier this year, but was a little gunshy about opening them, worried the electronics might have somehow rotted. Schrodinger's Electronics. But no, since they didn't come with batteries, no corrosion, and they work as well as a 1984-mold cheap electric gear-powered toy can (that is to say, loudly).
And of course, since I got the boxes, I took the opportunity to take 600dpi scans of the box art unique to Estrela's packaging!
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Man, I love going through these older, not-US corners of TFdom, and hope you learned something new about the vast TF universe. And if you'd like to help make that just a little bit easier and get more pics out a month, consider joining my Patreon! "gregstfwikipics" there, every little bit helps, plus at higher pledge levels you can pick a theme for the month!
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isidora567 · 2 months
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Transformers Prime writers really think about everything. Arcee's color is best example.
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I mean yeah I honestly like blue Arcee more than Pink one.
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vintage-robots · 1 year
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The ever so elusive Pepsi Prime or Pepsi Convoy has but one mission—to bring cool, refreshing carbonated beverages to the thirsty sentients across the galaxy. With his powerful CO2 soda gun, fueled by the massive Bottle Station, even the mightiest of thirsts shall be quenched!
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tech-obssessed-shark · 5 months
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My collection of goofy TFwiki photos
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stunticonbreakdown · 3 months
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Sometimes I play my own nerd version of 6 degrees of separation by going on the tfwiki, pressing the 'Random Page' button, and then seeing how many links it takes to get to any version of Breakdown
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arseniccattails · 5 months
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You can find any sort of cultural reference on tfwiki. Joke song lyrics from Homestuck? Yes. Bit from The Good Place? Absolutely. I should start logging all the ones I see and recognize.
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spicimunni · 1 year
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Will always have this on the back of my brain... for stuff
"reverse-evolving" to a Decepticon. Great...
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tfwiki · 9 months
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SKUX TO BE YOU! The adventure continues as Darak and Solila search for a way off-world... and encounter a familiar face! Who did they meet ,and what are his plans for the duo? Find out in the sensational second issue of Void Rivals, now on TFwiki!
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theender36 · 7 months
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I saw Hasbro made an Earthspark Nightshade figure available for pre-order and I got slightly obsessed for a minute so I scoured their tfwiki page and apparently in the Hungarian dub, they talk like Venom ("we/us" instead of "I/me") because Hungarian doesn't have gendered pronouns and their name is "Gyorsacél" which means "High-Speed Steel" which is a banger name in my opinion. All around, my current favorite blorbo
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velichorus-k · 6 months
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Non 'Fandom' wikis my beloveds....
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siphersaysstuff · 3 months
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MONTH OF THE YEAR OF THE DRAGON!
January's Patreon-backed @tfwiki toy pictures update is all dragonoids, because... well, it's kinda obvious, isn't it.
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Let's start with Cybertron's SCOURGE, brutal dictator of the Jungle Planet!
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One of the weirder releases in a "normal" Transformers line, the Beast Machines "Beast Rider" MECHATRON is a minimally-transforming battle chariot with pullback motor and gear-driven action. It was released first in Megatron's red and blue, then later in this fetching purple and yellow.
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One can argue Deathsaurus is more a kaiju than anything, but the Combiner Wars iteration (dubbed DEZARAS) is certainly dragonoid enough for me for this. A retool of Sky Lynx, he now forms the torso of Liokaiser, replacing Leozack & Jallguar, thus his colors being more theirs.
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The Prime: Beast Hunters toyline was heavy with dragonoid Predacons. And the Kre-O version of the line had its share. This brick-built version of SKYSTALKER came with the "Battle Net Bumblebee" set. Unnamed on the packaging, promo material called him "Stormrazor", Skystalker's pre-release name.
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Some Hasbro employee circa 2014 *really* liked Doublecross. The Tiny Titans figurine, now called TWINFERNO (awesome), was the first of several toys of, or based on, the twin-headed dragon Monsterbot over the next few short years. Dig that RID'15 style art on the card!
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Speaking of RID'15, WINDRA comes from Takara's version of the line, Adventure. A redeco of Dragonus, this Torpedo Mini-Con was part of the only wave of single-pack Mini-Cons in the line. He also gained a 5mm post on the tail so he can attach to non-Torpedo-launching toys.
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The Last Knight put a lot of knight/dragon theming into all Transformers, including the preschool-aimed Rescue Bots line. The "Knight Watch" Bumblebee toy came with the twin dragon Mini-Cons FREEZER BURN and WINGBLADE, who turn into battle axes with a single step.
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You didn't think you were NOT going to get some BotBots images, did you? The Fresh Squeezes squad has two dragons most bots avoid: ADAY because she's a snappy super-tart apple, and SMERG THE SAD just because he's spinach. Poor guy.
If you like these themed updates and want to make me do more every month, you can support me at Patreon, at
patreon (dot) com / gregswikipics
Every little bit helps, and at the higher pledge level you can pick a theme!
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toyotacorolla2008 · 10 months
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