Derrick Wyatt once stated that his 4 favourite Transformers were Swindle, Waspinator, Ratbat and Galvatron. (3 out of 4 ain't bad!)
early character model for Galvatron. Note his cannon colour, and how his head design looks more like Megatron wearing a hat. (1986)
By day, Shattered Glass Ratbat is a mild-mannered philanthropist. At dusk, however, he is vengeance. He is the night. He...is...BATBOT! (2010)
the vehicle mode of the Legacy Elita-1 toy seems to be based on a fan artist's interpretation of her vehicle mode instead of her actual vehicle mode model from the cartoon. (2022)
the futuristic New York of 2006. (1986)
There was going to be a Transformers line concept where G1 characters would have been able to turn into their live-action movie counterparts, with concept art done by Alex Milne. Mockups and prototypes of the concept were made before the line was cancelled.
Trans-Scanning Optimus and Bumblebee, available exclusively in the Japanese 2007 movie toyline. They could go from their unarmoured Protoform robot and vehicle modes to their Earth forms by swapping out kibble on top of a shared base exoskeleton. (2007)
in Starscream's biopic, Thundercracker showcases his unparalleled talents by directing the movie and also playing Starscream, Skywarp, AND HIMSELF in the same scene. (2018)
the Autobot and Decepticon logos were redesigned for Generation 2. (1993)
Soundwave flies away as a tape deck. (1985)
Eric Idle on his role as Wreck-Gar in the 1986 movie.
in the 1986 movie, Sunstreaker seems to be on both Earth and Cybertron at the same time. (1986)
unused head designs for Armada Megatron. (2002)
Dreamwave Ravage's humanoid Cybertronian robot form. (2002)
Shockwave with a face. (1985)
an artist's impression of what G1 Bruticus would look like if his components were accurately-scaled.
the Micromasters are so tiny, they can fit into the palm of Optimus Prime's hand! (1990)
in the late 90s, a strange unlicensed Chinese Beast Machines Optimus Primal figure named "Optmuprlmal" began making the rounds. It's notable for being more show-accurate than any BM Optimus figure that had been released up to that point. (1999-2000)
various IDW comics make the Knock Out/Breakdown ship from Prime canon. (2015-2022)
concept art of the Dinobot combiner Volcanicus in Cyberverse gave it a beast mode of its own. While this didn't make it into the show, it was featured on the Volcanicus toy. (2021)
according to writer Mae Catt, Cyberverse Soundwave's favourite song is Despacito. (2020)
due to not sharing the same union-related restrictions, the Japanese dub of the Netflix WFC trilogy was able to have several long-time voice actors return. Most notably; Tessho Genda as Optimus Prime, Takehito Koyasu as Optimus Primal, and Shigeru Chiba as Beast Megatron. (2021)
Hound resuscitates Spike. (1984)
every episode of Prime in Japan ended with a segment called 'From the Cybertron Satellite, Transformers Division', in which J-Pop idol group Tokyo Girls' Style played with Prime toys and learnt about the history of the franchise. (2011-2012)
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