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• Microman
  ...ted, manufactured and marketed by [[Takara|Takara Co., Ltd.]] from 1974 to 1984 as well as from 1998 to 2007. The ''Microman'' line was a series of {{conve ...me="skooldays_20130702">{{cite web|url=http://www.skooldays.com/categories/toys/ty1139.htm| title=Skooldays: Retro - Micronauts|website=Skooldays|date=2 Ju
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• Fans Toys
  | company_name = Fans Toys | company_slogan = Make toys we want, the best brand
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• Ironhide
  ...de was an Autobot head of security who turned into a red van introduced in 1984. The second Ironhide, also called Ox in Japan, was a heroic ninja who turne ==1984 Transformers==
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• Snarl (Transformers)
  ...reated by [[Wheeljack]] and [[Ratchet (Transformers)|Ratchet]] on Earth in 1984. He was created along with [[Swoop (Transformers)|Swoop]] to be the two new ===Toys===
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• Thundercracker
  ...the [[Transformers]] series. The original Thundercracker was introduced in 1984 as one of villainous Decepticons in the ''Generation 1'' stories, able to t {{Quote|''Generation 1'' 1984: Contemptuous of anything that cannot fly. Not totally convinced of the Dec
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• Sideswipe (Transformers)
  ...universes|''Transformers'' universes]]. Because of trademark restrictions, toys of the character are sometimes marketed as '''SideSwipe'''. ...rt on how some people considered Transformers like Sideswipe and other war toys too violent for children.<ref>http://www.cbc.ca/archives/entry/transformers
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• Prowl (Transformers)
  ...t Prowl was an Autobot who turned into a police car that was introduced in 1984. ===Toys===
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• Cliffjumper
  ...per is a heroic Autobot warrior who turned into a sports car introduced in 1984 as part of the ''Generation 1'' line. The second Cliffjumper was a female M ==1984 Transformers==
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• Mirage (Transformers)
  ...Formula One racing car alternate modes. The first Mirage was introduced in 1984 as an Autobot spy. ==1984 The Transformers==
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• Battle Rollar
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• Skywarp
  ...owers. The original Skywarp was a Decepticon warrior who was introduced in 1984. The second Skywarp was a heroic Maximal character from the ''Beast Wars II Skywarp was the first Transformer to awaken on Earth in 1984, and he helped bring Megatron and the other Decepticons back online. After
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• Grimlock
  ...rapped in stasis. The eventual awakening of Prime and Megatron's forces in 1984 was followed by the Autobots' discovery and reactivation of the Dynobots, n ...ch takes place during the ''Beast Wars'' animated series, but features the toys and characters who did not appear in the show itself. The ''Beast Wars'' in
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• Arcee
  ====1984 Marvel Comics==== ===Toys===
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• Laserbeak
  ...]] series. The original Laserbeak was a bird-like Decepticon introduced in 1984. Laserbeak appeared in the 1984 sticker and story book ''[[Return to Cybertron]]'' written by [[Suzanne Wey
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• Bluestreak (Transformers)
  ...ormers-speed-stars-460/bluestreak-5018/|title=Bluestreak|work=Transformers Toys - TFW2005}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bigbadtoystore.com/bbts/pro ...ssan 280ZX|Nissan Fairlady Z (Datsun 280ZX)]],<ref>Schroeder's collectible toys antique to modern price guide by Bob Huxford, Sharon Huxford, 1995</ref> Cy
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• Jetfire
  ====1984 Marvel Comics==== ===Toys===
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• Buzzsaw (Transformers)
  ...]s from the [[Transformers]] series. The original Bussaw was introduced in 1984 and voiced by Frank Welker in the Transformers television series. Some vers ===Toys===
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• Smokescreen (Transformers)
  ===1984 Marvel Comics=== ===Toys===
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• Optimus Prime (Generation 1)
  ...cupants into emergency stasis. Four million years later, in the Earth year 1984 A.D., a volcanic eruption jarred the ship's computer, [[Teletraan I]], back ...r the animated series and the first mini-comic that came packaged with the toys, suggest this. Nonetheless, Optimus Prime and Megatron were a major reason
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• Banshee (Impossible Toys)
  | series = [[Impossible Toys]] | caption = Impossible Toys Banshee toy box
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• Inferno (Transformers)
  ====1984 Marvel Comics==== ===Toys===
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• Prankstor
  | series = [[Impossible Toys]] | caption = Impossible Toys Prankstor toy box
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• Ravage (Transformers)
  The first Transformers character named Ravage was introduced in 1984 as one of the original Decepticons. He was a bestial Decepticon who served Ravage appeared in the 1984 sticker and story book ''[[The Revenge of the Decepticons]]'' written by [[
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• Bonecrusher (Transformers)
  In 1984, the Constructicons joined with Megatron's forces on Earth, and their first ...their way to Earth and joined Megatron's forces there after they awoke in 1984. All the Transformers were rendered inactive in the explosion of the Ark II
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• Rebelor
  | series = [[Impossible Toys]] | caption = Impossible Toys Rebelor box
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• Huffer (Transformers)
  ...es. The original Huffer was an Autobot construction engineer introduced in 1984. In the 1984-1985 series, Huffer was occasionally seen being entrusted with Optimus Prim
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• Dreadwing
  ===Toys=== ...though this treatment was ''more'' than most other G2 jet-based Decepticon toys received.) This in itself did not serve Hasbro's marketing interests.
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• Swoop (Transformers)
  ...all the original Dinobots, Swoop was based on one of the Diaclone toy line toys.<ref>{{Cite book| title=The Unofficial Guide to Transformers 1980s Through ...reated by [[Wheeljack]] and [[Ratchet (Transformers)|Ratchet]] on Earth in 1984. He was created along with [[Snarl (Transformers)|Snarl]] to be the two new
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• Starscream (Generation 1)
  ...ing Decepticon in the ''Transformers: Generation 1'' stories introduced in 1984. ...ip's computer, [[Teletraan I]], was reactivated by a volcanic explosion in 1984, the Decepticons were the first to be reactivated and were restored with ne
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• Jazz (Transformers)
  ...Autobot special operations agent who turned into a race car introduced in 1984. The second Jazz was introduced in 2008 as an evil negative universe versio ...on board were preserved in emergency stasis. Four million years later, in 1984, a volcanic eruption awakened the ''Ark'''s computer, Teletran-I, and it re
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• Shadow Rollar
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• Devastator (Transformers)
  ...nsformers comic book, Devastator is about 100 feet tall. The notes for the 1984 animated series place him much shorter though, being only 48 feet tall. ...ive.com/comics/japanese/trans155.php |title=Transformers comics, cartoons, toys and everything else! |publisher=TFArchive |date= |accessdate=2010-04-27}}</
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• Hot Rod (Transformers)
  ====1984 Marvel Comics==== === Toys ===
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• Ricochet (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== In 2004, [[Hasbro]]'s Commemorative Series line of re-issued Generation 1 toys included a version the previously [[Japan]]ese-exclusive toy Stepper under
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• Hill Jumper
  | series = [[Impossible Toys]] | caption = Impossible Toys Hill Jumper box
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• Brawn (Transformers)
  ...The first Brawn is an Autobot who turns into a truck and was introduced in 1984 as part of the ''Generation 1'' story. The second Brawn is a version of the | first = Transformers #1 by Marvel Comics, 1984
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• Starriors
  ...toy line and comic series distributed by [[Tomy]] and [[Marvel Comics]] in 1984. Starriors was a toy line created by Tomy in 1984, released primarely in the United states, but with additional products rele
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• Frenzy (Transformers)
  When the ''Ark'' fell to Earth in 1984, Frenzy was among the Decepticons on board. Battling the Autobots repeatedl ===Toys===
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• Tapper (Impossible Toys)
  | series = [[Impossible Toys]] | caption = Impossible Toys Tapper box
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• Sunstreaker
  ...s a [[fictional character]] from the [[Transformers]] series introduced in 1984. ...ransformers)|Betatron]], [[Optimus Maximus]] or [[Sky Reign]]. In the BMOG Toys comics he has also been part of [[Galvatronus]].
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• Trailbreaker
  ...ter]]s from the ''[[Transformers]]'' series. Due to trademark issues, some toys of the character are named '''Trailcutter'''. He has been called ''Trailbla ...s homages to classic Generation One [[Autobots]] cars. Because those eight toys both resembled and carried the names of their Generation One counterparts,
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• Wheeljack
  ...k mission, crashing deactivated on Earth and reawakening in Earth forms in 1984. Following initial Decepticon defeat and the explosion of the Ark II, the A Wheeljack is mentioned by the name "Jack" in the biography for the TFC Toys [[Gear of War]] set as the developer of the weapons in the set.
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• Sunstorm (Transformers)
  ...meant to refer to an unnamed character who appeared in one episode of the 1984 animated Transformers series. ===Toys===
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• Silverbolt
  ====1984 Marvel Comics==== ===Toys===
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• Ramhorn
  ====1984 Marvel Comics==== ===Toys===
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• Prowl (Generation 1)
  | first = Transformers issue 1 by Marvel Comics, 1984 ...ot military strategist who turned into a police car that was introduced in 1984.
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• The Fallen (Transformers)
  In the 1984 series "Transformers: Generation 1", Primus created the first 13 Transforme ===Toys===
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• Hound (Transformers)
  ...st Hound was an Autobot scout who turned into a Jeep and was introduced in 1984. From 2007 a character called Hound appeared in the supporting games and to ...ook|isbn=0871350165|title=Battle for Cybertron|publisher=Marvel Books|year=1984|last=Siegel|first=Scott}}</ref>
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• Diaclone
  ...icro Change|Microchange]]'') from which the earliest 1984 ''Transformers'' toys came. There are other non-Takara toyline that Hasbro brings over to Transfo ...Takara was first introduced in 1980, but it was not until March 1982 that toys with [[Alternate mode|alternate modes]] based on realistic, then-present-da
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• Tonka
  | parent = [[Hasbro]] (1991–present)<br>[[Funrise Toys]] (1998–2020)<br>Basic Fun! (2020–present) ...otribune.com/1990-08-19/business/9003090435_1_tonka-toy-company-stocks-new-toys |title=Tonka's Troubles Nothing To Toy With As Ghostbusters Line Fades |da
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• Soundwave (Generation 1)
  ...tle=Living: Hot Toys with a Special Twist - Printout |publisher=TIME |date=1984-10-01 |accessdate=2010-04-27}}</ref> ...within in stasis. Immediately after the Transformers awakened on Earth in 1984, Soundwave played an essential role in the generation of energon cubes and
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• Mixmaster (Transformers)
  ...eries. A [[third-party Transformer]] called Madblender was designed by TFC Toys which is an homage to Mixmaster. The second Mixmaster was a Decepticon Micr In 1984, the Constructicons joined with Megatron's forces on Earth, and their first
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• Maxx Zero
  ...is a [[fictional character]] from the [[Robo Force]] series introduced in 1984. He is the heroic leader of the Robo Force team. Maxx Steele was a featured character in the 1984 animated special ''[[Robo Force: The Revenge of Nazgar]]'', where he lead R
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• Sludge (Transformers)
  ====1984 The Transformers==== ...reated by [[Wheeljack]] and [[Ratchet (Transformers)|Ratchet]] on Earth in 1984. He was created along with Grimlock and Slag as the original three Dinobots
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• Wildrider
  ...disguise themselves as the Stunticons. [[Windcharger]], the fastest of the 1984-85 Autobots, is selected to be Wildrider. ===Toys===
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• Optiaim vs. Hot Flame
  | creators = TFC Toys ...oys]] in 2012 as a [[third-party Transformer]]s. They are an homage to the 1984 [[Transformers]] characters ''Shattered Glass'' [[Rodimus]] and ''Shattered
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• Scoop (Transformers)
  ...ated form along with the other Double Targetmasters in commercials for the toys. ====1984 Marvel Comics====
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• Deadeye (Starriors)
  | first = ''Starriors'' volume 1 number 1, November 1984 by Marvel Comics ...haracter]] who first appeared in the ''[[Starriors]]'' series based on the 1984 toy line of the same name.
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• Rom The Space Knight
  ...ref>Jonathan Alexandratos, ''Articulating the Action Figure: Essays on the Toys and Their Messages'', McFarland, 2017, p. 25.</ref>{{refn|group=note|The na ...es]]. As this was a new venture for the company, and given that electronic toys were still very new, a decision was made to produce the figure as cheaply a
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• Optiaim vs. Megashoton
  | creators = TFC Toys ...oys]] in 2011 as a [[third-party Transformer]]s. They are an homage to the 1984 [[Transformers]] characters [[Megatron]] and Optimus Prime and Transformers
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• Long Haul (Transformers)
  ...their way to Earth and joined Megatron's forces there after they awoke in 1984. All the Transformers were rendered inactive in the explosion of the Ark II ===Toys===
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• Perceptor
  ====1984 Marvel Comics==== ===Toys===
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• Micronauts (Marvel Comics)
  |endishyr = 1984 |1stishyr1 = 1984
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• Windcharger
  ...e original [[Transformers]] line when [[Hasbro]] started producing them in 1984. Windcharger appeared in the 1984 sticker and story book ''[[The Revenge of the Decepticons]]'' written by [[
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• Terrortech
  ===Toys=== *'''''CBS Toys Mantech'' Terrortech''' (1984)
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• Bumblebee (Generation 1)
  ...from the [[Transformers]] series. The original Bumblebee was introduced in 1984 as a character in the ''Generation 1'' stories. He was a small, yellow Auto The original Bumblebee character was introduced in 1984 as part of what became known later as ''Generation 1''. He was the smallest
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• Megatron (Generation 1)
  ...s a [[fictional character]] from the [[Transformers]] series introduced in 1984. Megatron is the leader of the ''Decepticons'' in the Transformers fiction. ...ck-in mini-comic and biographies released with the earliest ''Beast Wars'' toys indicate that the character was supposed to be the original Megatron, in a
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• Bug Bite
  ...riginal Bug Bite is an evil Renegade GoBot turned Decepticon introduced in 1984. ===Toys===
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• Blackbird Robo
  ...f the Jet Clan who turns into a stealth jet. He was introduced as a toy in 1984, but did not appear in fiction until 1986. Action Toys Blackbird Robo went up for preorder in October 2016.
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• Mixer Robo
  ...Clan]] who turns into a cement mixing truck. He was introduced as a toy in 1984, but did not appear in fiction until 1986. Action Toys Mixer Robo went up for preorder in October 2016.
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• Matrix of Leadership (BTS)
  |creator = BTS Toys The '''Matrix of Leadership''' is a toy set made by [[BTS Toys]] as [[third-party Transformer]] accessories in 2010.
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• Scrapper (Transformers)
  In 1984, the Constructicons joined with Megatron's forces on Earth, and their first ===Toys===
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• Nepos
  | first = Lords of Light Comic Book (1984) | creator = Pac Toys
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• Shockwave (Generation 1)
  ...hat little supplies of energy the planet had to dwindle. In the Earth year 1984, Shockwave again attempted to make contact with the lost Megatron - only th In 1984, Shockwave was reawakened by an Autobot probe dispatched from the Ark. He q
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• Remco
  ...] company in the United States founded in the 1940s. It was best known for toys marketed and sold in the late 1950s and early 1960s, like the 'Johnny Reb C ...from simple 'walkie-talkies' to a variety of sophisticated remote control toys. The name Remco comes from the two words "'''Rem'''ote '''Co'''ntrol". Orig
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• Emperor Dementia
  | first = Lords of Light Comic Book (1984) | creator = Pac Toys
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• Skyfire
  Millions of years later, in 1984, the [[Decepticon]]s excavated the frozen Skyfire while draining heat energ ===Toys===
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• Ratbat
  In the [[List of Transformers TV series#"The Transformers" (G1) 1984-1987, America|original Transformers series]], Ratbat was one of several Tra ===Toys===
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• Crasher (GoBots)
  ...Ruegger |network= First-run syndication|station= |airdate= September 8th, 1984 |season= 1|number= 1}}</ref> ...ni Zalewski|network= First-run syndication|station= |airdate= October 8th, 1984|season= 1|number= 16}}</ref>
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• Ratchet (Generation 1)
  ...s an Autobot medic who was introduced into the ''Generation 1'' stories in 1984. Ratchet is sometimes referred to by the trademarked names "'''Autobot Ratc ...hed on Earth, entombing all aboard in stasis until they were reawakened in 1984.
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• Slag (Transformers)
  ...nd). He joined the Autobots in the cartoon and comics in their first year (1984), but his toy wasn't released until 1985. ...reated by [[Wheeljack]] and [[Ratchet (Transformers)|Ratchet]] on Earth in 1984. He was created along with [[Grimlock]] and [[Sludge (Transformer)|Sludge]]
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• Topen
  | first = Lords of Light Comic Book (1984) | creator = Pac Toys
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• Toriac
  | first = Lords of Light Comic Book (1984) | creator = Pac Toys
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• Psycho (GoBots)
  ...acter]] from the GoBots series. He is an evil Renegade GoBot introduced in 1984. .../www.cbc.ca/archives/categories/economy-business/consumer-goods/the-joy-of-toys-and-games/transformers-make-coleslaw-of-the-cabbage-patch.html Transformers
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• Leader-1 (GoBots)
  ...com/time/printout/0,8816,954424,00.html Monday, Oct. 01, 1984, Living: Hot Toys with a Special Twist By J.D. Reed;Sara White/Boston</ref> He is a brave lea ...ni Zalewski|network= First-run syndication|station= |airdate= October 8th, 1984|season= 1|number= 16}}</ref>
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• Hook (Transformers)
  ...mers''. A [[third-party Transformer]] called Dr. Crank was designed by TFC Toys which is a homage to Hook. Hook has also been the Japanese name of several ...their way to Earth and joined Megatron's forces there after they awoke in 1984. All the Transformers were rendered inactive in the explosion of the Ark II
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• Hegemon (Toyworld)
  Hegemon is a Transformer who turns into a handgun. He is an homage to the 1984 Transformers character Megatron. ...y Labor, Structor, Dr. Crank and [[Stormbomb]]. Promotional photos for TFC Toys [[Photron]] depicted it with Hegemon and Madblender.
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• Scrapmetal (Transformers)
  | debut = ''The Transformers'' #1<br/>(September 1984) ..., cartoons, films, graphic novels, and paperback books first introduced in 1984. The Autobots, led by [[Optimus Prime]], are opposed by the [[Decepticons]]
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• Cy-Kill (GoBots)
  ...ories, and items turn Tonka toward tomorrow. Playthings magazine, March 1, 1984</ref> He sought to conquer the GoBot homeworld and have all the power for h ...Ruegger |network= First-run syndication|station= |airdate= September 8th, 1984 |season= 1|number= 1}}</ref>
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• Cloudburst (Transformers)
  Cloudburst's appeared in animation in commercials for the Pretender toys.<ref>{{cite video |date=1988 |title= Pretender Transformers Commercial |url ====1984 Marvel Comics====
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• Sectaurs
  Sectaurs was released by [[Coleco]] in 1985 (not 1984, as the stamp on the figures would suggest). Figures and insect companions ...rgon was the only figure actually released from the planned second wave of toys shown in catalogues.
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• Lords of Light
  '''Lords of Light''' is a 1984 toy series by Pac Toys. ...s a 1984 toy line by Pac Toys that features original fiction combined with toys that were a mix of original designs and reused molds from [[Micronauts]], [
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• Mantech (Remco)
  '''Mantech''' is a science fiction toy line released by [[Remco]] in 1984. ==Toys==
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• Medical Specialist
  ...[[iGear]] in 2012 as a [[third party Transformer]]. He is an homage to the 1984 Autobot character [[Ratchet (Transformers)|Ratchet]]. Medical Specialist is an homage to the 1984 Transformers Autobot Ratchet.
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• Slaughter Steelgrave
  | first = ''Starriors'' volume 1 number 1, November 1984 by Marvel Comics ...Mexico) is a [[fictional character]] from the ''[[Starrior]]s'' series in 1984. He is the leader of the [[Destructors]] and has a vibro-chisel in his ches
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• Bolar (Starriors)
  '''Bolar''' is a [[fictional character]] from the ''[[Starrior]]s'' series in 1984. He is an evil member of the [[Destructors]] and has a thrash whip in his r ====1984 Marvel Comics====
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• Good Knight
  ...ni Zalewski|network= First-run syndication|station= |airdate= October 8th, 1984|season= 1|number= 16}}</ref> ===Toys===
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• Omega Supreme
  ==Transformers (1984)== ===Toys===
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• Water Walk
  ...r]] from the [[GoBots]] series. He is an evil Renegade GoBot introduced in 1984 who turns into an airplane. ...product and 50 cents shipping. One of the toys you could get was Imperial Toys "Convert-A-Plane", who was a recolor of Water Walk.<REF>http://news.google.
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• Warpath (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== *Several [https://www.shapeways.com/marketplace/games/toys/?tag=Warpath parts for Warpath] are available on [[Shapeways]].
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