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while still not coming with the silencer and stock. Megatron -this year only available as part of a 'Good Bye Megatron' multi-toy set- remained unchromed gray plastic, but got the red trim and scope/arm-cannon accessory to make him more animation-accurate. Astrotrain was changed to match the Hasbro version. Last year's two big exceptions, Astrotrain and Megatron, changed for their 1986 re-releases.

Also included among the Japanese 1986 releases were the remaining figures created for The Transformers: The Movie. The remaining figures released by Takara in 1986 accompanied the Japanese version of the Transformers cartoon's third season, released in Japan as Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010, although the toys themselves did not feature the '2010' branding. Dinosaurer, meanwhile, was a new toy designed to interact with the Combiner teams in the same fashion as Metroflex.

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While Ultra Magnus was a redeco of a figure from Takara's Diaclone line, and Galvatron a new toy created for Hasbro's The Transformers: The Movie animated feature film whose Japanese release was delayed by several years, the Combiner teams and Metroflex were originally designed for an aborted 1985 Diaclone line named Jizai Gattai (' Free-Combination'), which was shelved when Transformers proved successful in America and Takara elected to import it instead. The figures released under this branding included not only the year's Combiner ' Special Teams' ( Airbots, Protectobots, Stuntrons and Combatrons), but also Metroflex (Metroplex), his opponent Dinosaurer (Trypticon) and the two 'City Commanders' Ultra Magnus and Galvatron. Hey baby I hear the blues a-callin', tossed salad and scramble city!ДЄ considerable portion of the 1986 Takara figures featured an additional 'Scramble City' logo on their packaging in addition to the main 'Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers' title, meant to accompany the OVA of the same name. Like its predecessor lines Diaclone and Micro Change, Takara assigned each figure its own ID number however, because this was Takara's first Transformers toy line, they hadn't completely worked out the system yet, which is why the first year's figures used one single continuous numbering system that alternated between 'Cybertron' (Autobot) and 'Destron' (Decepticon) characters. Even more surprisingly, Takara did release ' Laserwave' (aka Shockwave), a sculpt that had not originated with the company, having licensed the figure from Toењњo just like Hasbro had.Д«ecause toy retail in Japan operates under different premises than in the United States, Takara was not bound to distributing the figures as part of price point-specific assortments like Hasbro did. While most of these toys are obvious omissions like the non-Takara sculpts ( Jetfire, Omega Supreme, the Deluxe Vehicles, and the Deluxe Insecticons), this list also bizarrely includes Ironhide and Gears, both of whom were pretty dang prominent in the cartoon which was brought over to Japan, including the Gears-focused episode. In the end, several toys were simply never released at all in the original line. Some toys also simply didn't see a release one way or another until 1986. Reflector, a mail-away item in Hasbro's line (not available until 1986!) was a standard retail release in Japan, while several retail toys in the US were relegated to mail-away status in Japan. The 'Cassettrons' were sold individually (and came with a clear-plastic tape case) rather than in two-packs. On top of that, the original bullet-firing mechanism was kept intact as well.Д®ven among those toys without big changes, there were some big differences in how the toys were sold. Megatron's deco was from a different version of the Micro Change toy: matte grey plastic and blue trim, no scope/stock/silencer parts, and an additional silver-chrome sword accessory. Astrotrain was released in a more NASA-accurate white-and-black deco, but would change to his Hasbro colors for his re-release the following year. There are two items with big changes from their US releases. The only significant difference in most of the toys is that the Japanese versions' missile launchers are still fully functional, due to differing safety standards for projectiles. 09-29 108 The Martial Emperors Life After Seclusion Chapter 692.The first year's toyline consisted of most of the toys released by Hasbro in 19, most of them without any deco changes.

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