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Transformers (U.S. TV)
Related anime:
(The) Transformers (U.S. manga) (1984 to 1991, alternate retelling)
Transformers: Generations (U.S. manga) (compilation)
Transformers: Scramble City (OAV) (1986, spinoff, Alternate sequel)
Transformers: The Movie (U.S.) (1986-08-08, sequel)
Transformers: The Animated Movie (U.S. manga) (2006-10 to 2007-01, adaptation)
Transformers: The Headmasters (TV) (1987 to 1988, spinoff, Alternate sequel)
Transformers: Super God Masterforce (TV) (1988 to 1989, sequel)
Transformers: Victory (TV) (1989-03-14 to 1989-12-19, sequel)
Transformers: Zone (OAV) (1990, sequel)
Beast Wars: Transformers (U.S. TV) (1996-09-16 to 1999-05-07, spinoff)
Beast Wars II Chō Seimeitai Transformers (TV) (1998-04-01 to 1999-01-27, spinoff)
Transformers: Beast Wars II: The Movie (special) (1998, sequel)
Chō Seimeitai Transformers: Beast Wars Neo (TV) (1999-02-03 to 1999-09-29, sequel)
Beast Machines: Transformers (U.S. TV) (1999-09-18 to 2000-11-18, sequel)
Transformers: Robots in Disguise (TV) (2000-04-05 to 2000-12-27, alternate retelling)
Transformers: Generation One (U.S. manga) (2002-04 to 2002-09, alternate retelling)
Transformers: Armada (TV) (2002-08, alternate retelling)
Transformers: Energon (TV) (2004-01-09, sequel)
Transformers: Cybertron (TV) (2005-01-08 to 2005-12-31, alternate retelling)
(The) Transformers (U.S. manga 2) (2005-10, alternate retelling)
Transformers (live-action movie) (2007-06-11, remake)
Transformers: The Movie Prequel (U.S. manga) (2007-02 to 2007-05, prequel)
Transformers: Beginnings (U.S. OAV) (2007-10-16, adaptation)
Transformers: The Movie Adaptation (U.S. manga) (2007-06 to 2007-09, adaptation)
Transformers Movie Sequel: The Reign of Starscream (U.S. manga) (sequel)
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (live-action movie) (2009-06-18, sequel)
Transformers: Dark of the Moon (live-action movie) (2011-06-30, sequel)
Transformers: Age of Extinction (live-action movie) (2014-06-27, sequel)
Alternative title:
Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers
Tatakae! Chô robot seimeitai Transformers (Japanese)
Tatakae! Chô robot seimeitai Transformers 2010 (Japanese)
Transformers Generation 1
戦え！超ロボット生命体トランスフォーマー (Japanese)
戦え！超ロボット生命体トランスフォーマー2010 (Japanese)
Genres:
action,
science fiction
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
Fleeing from the war that has raged on the planet Cybertron for millions of years, the heroic Autobots led by Optimus Prime encounter a surprise attack by the evil Decepticons led by Megatron. The ensuing melee aboard the Autobot ship ends when the ship crashes on a volcano. Four million years later, an earthquake reactivates the ship's computer and resurrects both the Autobots and Decepticons, resuming the great war of the Transformers.
Running time:
25 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
98
Episode titles: We have 98
Vintage:
1984-09-17 to 1984-12-29 (Season 1)
1985-09-23 to 1986-01-09 (Season 2)
1986-09-15 to 1987-02-25 (Season 3)
1986-11-09 to 1987-11-11 (Season 4)
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Transformers Theme" by Robert J. Walsh
#1: "Transformers" by Satoko Shimonari [Japanese version] (eps 1-65)
#2: "Transformers 2010" by Shou Hirose [Japanese version] (eps 66-95)
Ending Theme:
"Transformers Ending Theme" by Robert J. Walsh
#1: "Peace Again" by Satoko Shimonari [Japanese version] (eps 1-65)
#2: "What's You" by Shou Hirose [Japanese version] (eps 66-95)
Official website:
Takara Tomy's Official Transformers Homepage (Japanese)
Links: We have 9
Trivia: We have 16
Comment:
While many stations cancelled Transformers after "The Return of Optimus Prime," some were able to broadcast the "Rebirth" episodes. Meanwhile, Transformers continued in Japan with Transformers: The Headmasters (1987), Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (1988), Transformers: Victory (1989) and the OAV one-shot Transformers: Zone (1990). The "Rebirth" episodes are not part of the Japanese Transformers canon.
News: Show:
Stan Lee, Frederik Schodt, Priest Helmer Interviewed (Feb 6, 2010)
SMASH! 2009 Madman Panel - Acquisitions / Q&A (Aug 10, 2009)
Weekend Wrapup 29/3 - 4/4 (Apr 5, 2009)
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Transformers Movie News (Mar 16, 2005)
Other articles: Show:
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Series Director: Kozo Morishita
In-Between Animation: Junichi Hayama
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Yoku Shioya as
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Ken Yamaguchi as
Kouji Totani as
Masako Katsuki as
Minoru Inaba as
Osamu Saka as
Tesshô Genda as
Yoku Shioya as
Ken Narita as
Ken Shiroyama as
Ken Yamaguchi as
Kenichi Sakaguchi as
Kenyuu Horiuchi as
Kôki Kataoka as
Masako Katsuki as
Masashi Ebara as
Ryouichi Tanaka as
Seizo Katou as
Shoko Kanoki as
Takurou Kitagawa as
Tohru Furusawa as
Toshio Ishii as
Yuko Sasaki as
Yutaka Shimaka as
Yuuichi Nagashima as
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Animation:
Ashi Productions (uncredited) Toei Animation (Season 1; Seasons 1-3) Toei Animation Philippines (uncredited; Season 3)
Music Production: Columbia Music Entertainment
Photography: Trans Arts Co.
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Screenplay: Marv Wolfman (The Return of Optimus Prime)
Character Design: Floro Dery
Producer:
Atsushi Shimizu Edward Lee Rapp Joe Bacal Kenichi Morohashi Margaret Loesch Nelson Shin Tim Spiedel Tom Griffin
Co-Producer: Nelson Shin
Key Layout Design: Floro Dery
Production Assistant: Mitsuko Y. Hays
Sequence Director: Thomas Ray
Theme Song Performance: Stan Bush ("The Touch")
Voice Direction: Wally Burr
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Peter Cullen as
Richard Gautier as
Arlene Banas as
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Buster Jones as
Dan Gilvezan as
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Frank Welker as
Gregg Berger as
John Moschitta Jr. as
Michael Horton as
Michael McConnohie as
Neil Ross as
Peter Cullen as
Regis Cordic as
Roger C. Carmel as
Scatman Crothers as
Stan Jones as
Tony Pope as
Victor Caroli as
Walker Edmiston as
Arthur Burghardt as
B.J. Davis as
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Bill Martin as
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Clive Revill as
Dave Workman as
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Distributor:
Family Home Entertainment (Expired) Madman Entertainment (Australia) Metrodome Distribution Ltd (UK)
Recording Studio: Wally Burr Recording (**)
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Dubbing: Studio SOFI
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Alejandro Abdalah as
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Dialogbuch: Oliver Grimm
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Broadcaster: RTL |
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Marcos Miranda as
Paulo Pinheiro as
Amaury Costa as
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Broadcaster: Rede Globo
Dubbing Studio: Herbert Richers (Brazil)
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