TRANSFORMERS
G1
Explore the machines, vehicles, robots, beasts and combiners that defined the original Transformers generation.
Autobot Cars
The classic Autobot cars transformed familiar road vehicles into some of the most recognizable heroes of Generation One.
Decepticon Planes
Starscream and the Decepticon jets brought military aircraft and futuristic aerial designs into the original Transformers lineup.
Minibots
Small Transformers such as Bumblebee, Cliffjumper and Brawn became some of the most memorable characters in the G1 series.
Cassettes & Audio Players
Soundwave, Blaster and their cassette partners transformed 1980s audio technology into one of G1's most creative concepts.
Dinobots
Grimlock and the Dinobots combined prehistoric dinosaur forms with heavily armed robotic warriors.
Combiners
Multiple Transformers combine into one giant robot, creating legendary teams including Devastator, Superion, Menasor, Defensor, Bruticus and Abominus.
Triple Changers
Triple Changers transform between robot mode and two separate alternate modes, adding another level of engineering to G1.
Season 3 Futuristic Vehicles
Hot Rod, Kup, Blurr and other post-movie Transformers introduced a distinctly futuristic vehicle design language.
Insecticons
Bombshell, Kickback and Shrapnel transformed into mechanical insects and became one of the Decepticons' most distinctive teams.
Duocons
Two separate vehicles combine to create one robot, making Battletrap and Flywheels some of G1's most unusual designs.
Base Station Transformers
Some of the largest G1 Transformers converted into bases, cities and command stations for smaller Transformers.
Devices & Equipment
Some of the most unusual Generation One Transformers were based on everyday devices and equipment rather than vehicles. Weapons, cameras, microscopes and other mechanical objects became distinctive alternate modes throughout the early G1 era.
More Than Meets The Eye
Cars, jets, dinosaurs, cassette players, cameras, weapons and entire cities — Generation One transformed the machines and objects of the 1980s into an unforgettable world of robots.
