Transformers (series)

Transformers is a franchise of transforming robot toys launched in 1984 by Japanese toy maker Takara (now Takara Tomy) and American toy company Hasbro, reworking Takara's earlier Diaclone and Microman figures into the warring Autobots and Decepticons. The toys spawned a Marvel comic and The Transformers animated series in the same year, an animated feature in 1986, and the live-action film series that began with Transformers in 2007; Hasbro reports more than 500 million figures sold. (Wikipedia)

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Casio G-Shock DW-6900TF-4: Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Takara Tomy and Casio released the DW-6900TF-SET, Master Optimus Prime Resonant Mode [With G-Shock], for the toy line's 35th anniversary: a transforming Optimus Prime figure that houses this red-and-blue DW-6900TF-4, whose silver face carries the Transformers logo and whose EL backlight shows the Autobot insignia. Takara Tomy sold it in Japan by online lottery for December 8, 2018 delivery at ¥29,000 plus tax, Casio Singapore stocked it from December 2018, and Casio America listed it as the DW6900TF-SET at $350. Credited to the Transformers toy line's anniversary generally, naming no single film or series. (G-Central)

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Casio G-Shock DW-5600TF19-1: Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Takara Tomy and Casio followed the Optimus Prime set with the DW-5600TF19-SET, Master Nemesis Prime, for the toy line's 35th anniversary: a transforming Nemesis Prime figure, the dark counterpart of Optimus Prime, that houses this black DW-5600TF19-1 with red and blue-green accents, a two-tone moulded band and a Decepticon insignia on its EL backlight, and converts into a display pedestal. Casio Japan listed the set for December 7, 2019 at ¥30,000 plus tax, sold only as a set through a Takara Tomy Mall lottery, and G-Central recorded no release outside Japan. Credited to the Transformers toy line's anniversary generally, naming no single film or series. (Casio, archived; G-Central)

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Casio G-Shock GA-110OPT22-7BPFT: Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Casio China's Transformers collaboration of May 2022, titled Back to the '80s and licensed by Hasbro, put three classic G-Shocks in the colours and faction badges of three characters and boxed each in a "G Cybertron" display case shaped on the robots' home planet, sold at casiostore.com.cn for ¥1,390 each or ¥4,170 for the set. This is the Optimus Prime model: a white GA-110 with Transformers lettering on the bezel, a red upper band and a blue lower band bearing the Autobot insignia. Casio China's page credits the Transformers IP and its early-1980s origin generally, naming no film or series. (Casio China; G-Central)

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Casio G-Shock DW-6900BUMB22-9PFT: Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Casio China's Transformers collaboration of May 2022, titled Back to the '80s and licensed by Hasbro, put three classic G-Shocks in the colours and faction badges of three characters and boxed each in a "G Cybertron" display case shaped on the robots' home planet, sold at casiostore.com.cn for ¥1,390 each or ¥4,170 for the set. This is the Bumblebee model: a yellow DW-6900 bezel over a black band printed with Transformers lettering and the Autobot insignia. Casio China's page credits the Transformers IP and its early-1980s origin generally, naming no film or series. (Casio China; G-Central)

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Casio G-Shock DW-5600MEGA22-8PFT: Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Casio China's Transformers collaboration of May 2022, titled Back to the '80s and licensed by Hasbro, put three classic G-Shocks in the colours and faction badges of three characters and boxed each in a "G Cybertron" display case shaped on the robots' home planet, sold at casiostore.com.cn for ¥1,390 each or ¥4,170 for the set. This is the Megatron model: a grey-and-silver DW-5600 with a red-framed face carrying the Decepticon insignia and a black band printed with Transformers lettering. Casio China's page credits the Transformers IP and its early-1980s origin generally, naming no film or series. (Casio China; G-Central)

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