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From the metallic battlegrounds of Cybertron to Earth and beyond, Transformers has captured imaginations for generations. What began in the 1980s as a revolutionary toy line and animated series quickly evolved into a global phenomenon spanning comics, films, video games, and an endless battle between heroic Autobots and ruthless Decepticons.

Optimus Prime. Megatron. Starscream. Bumblebee. Soundwave.

These are names etched into pop culture history, symbols of courage, ambition, rebellion, and resilience. Across countless reimaginings — from the original G1 series to Beast Wars, the blockbuster films, and beyond — the heart of Transformers remains unchanged: an epic struggle between good and evil, told through shape-shifting heroes and villains.

Whether you're a lifelong fan of the original animated series or discovered the magic through a silver screen spectacle, you'll find more than meets the eye within this collection. Explore figures, memorabilia, and more from one of the greatest sagas ever told.

"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings."

- Optimus Prime, Before Doing something AWESOME
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Collector's Guide

More than Meets the Eye Meets Totally Awesome

Transformers collecting is a journey through Cybertronian history, with iconic toy lines stretching from the original G1 (Generation 1) figures of the 1980s to today’s ultra-detailed Masterpiece and Studio Series releases. Takara (now Takara Tomy) and Hasbro have co-developed most of the core lines, with standout designers like Shōhei Kohara, Hideaki Yoke, and more recently, Hasui and Kobayashi shaping the robotic roster. Collectors can choose from nostalgia-driven reissues, animation-accurate updates, high-end statues, or stylized reimaginings like Transformers: Legacy, War for Cybertron, and RED series. Whether you’re team Autobot, Decepticon, Maximal, or Predacon—there’s a scale, era, and shelf aesthetic for every fan.

Fun Fact

In the original 1986 animated movie, Optimus Prime’s death was so traumatic for kids that parents flooded Hasbro with complaints — leading to G.I. Joe's Duke being "magically revived" at the last minute to avoid a second heartbreak.

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