-- Cybertron-- although
some are labeled as "Earth Planet" toys in the Cybertron line, oddly enough,
the Cybertron TFs are distinctly different from the Earth TFs proper. The
Cybertron Transformers have a mostly clear planet key that comes with them,
with silver mechanical detailing along the outside rim and the Transformers'
allegiance symbol in the center. Cybertron's theme is various futuristic
vehicle Transformers.
-- Earth-- Having
a transparent blue planet key with an image of the sun rising over the
Earth's horizon, Transformers on Earth have various realistic vehicle alt
modes.
-- Speed Planet (Velocitron)--
The Transformers on Speed Planet have a transparent red Planet Key with
a lighting bolt-like pattern through the middle, and various speed gauges
on the rim. The Speed Planet Transformers all have highly futuristic, sleek,
ground-based vehicle alt modes.
-- Jungle Planet--
All the Jungle Planet Transformers have a transparent green chip with an
animal footprint in the center and claw-like details on the rim. As you
can probably guess, Jungle Planet Transformers all transform into animals.
-- Giant Planet--
Showing up last in the line; Giant Planet inhabitants, for the most part,
are futuristic construction vehicles with partner Minicons.
-- Planet X-- Only
a few Transformers in the line come from Planet X, and they have angular
metallic Planet Keys with Decepticon symbols. The Transformers from this
mysterious planet look incredibly evil, even in their futuristic alt modes,
and are allied to neither Autobot nor Decepticon.
An extra stat is added to
all Cybertron reviews indicating their "home" planet. In addition, the
code on the back of the Cyber Planet Keys was used on Transformers.com
to see extra info about that Transformer!
One additional note is that
in Summer 2006, near the end of the line, Hasbro added a secondary title
under the name, "Primus Unleashed", mostly as a way to advertise the new
big-ticket Transformer for the year. The line itself petered out in late
2006 to make way for Transformers Classics.
(Note: A few of the size categories
have changed titles for the Cybertron line. The category traditionally
known as "Basics" have become "Scout Class", the "Megas" have become "Voyager
Class", and the "Supers" have become "Leader Class". To help with the transition,
the newly-named size categories are listed in their Cybertron names first,
then with their "traditional" names in parentheses afterwards. There has
also been a new size class added, called "Minicon Battle Packs", which
are packs of 2 Minicons for $5 each.)
Autobots
Armorhide
Backstop
Blurr
Brakedown
Brakedown
GTS
Clocker
Crosswise
Downshift
Evac
Excellion
Hightail
Hot
Shot
Hot
Shot (Cybertron Defense)
Jetfire
Landmine
Leobreaker
Longrack
Metroplex
w/ Drill Bit
Optimus
Prime
Optimus
Prime (Deluxe, Armada redeco)
Optimus
Prime (Deluxe, Jungle Planet form)
Optimus
Prime (Galaxy Force)
Optimus
Prime & Ultra Magnus (CostCo Exclusive)
Overhaul
Override
Override
GTS
Quickmix
w/ Stripmine
Red
Alert
Red
Alert (Cybertron Defense)
Repugnus
Scattorshot
Scattorshot
(Cybertron Defense)
Smokescreen
Snarl
Swerve
Vector
Prime w/ Safeguard (General Release)
Vector
Prime w/ Safeguard (Galaxy Force)
Vector
Prime w/ Safeguard (Toys "R" Us Exclusive)
Wing
Saber
Decepticons
Brimstone
Brushguard
Buzzsaw
Cannonball
Crumplezone
Cryo
Scourge
Dark
Crumplezone
Dark
Scorponok
Demolishor
Dirt
Boss
Galvatron
Hardtop
Lugnutz
Megatron
Megatron
(Deluxe)
Menasor
w/ Heavy Load
Mudflap
Nemesis
Breaker
Ransack
Ransack
GTS
Runamuck
Scourge
Scrapmetal
Scrapmetal
(Yellow Version)
Shortround
Sky
Shadow
Skywarp
Soundwave
w/ Laserbeak
Starscream
(Supreme)
Starscream
(Voyager; Toys "R" Us Exclusive)
Swindle
Thunderblast
Thundercracker
Undermine
Wreckloose
Unaligned
Cybertron
Primus (w/ Unicron Head)
Sideways
Unicron
Minicon Teams & Battle Packs
Backblast
vs. Sureshock
Blastcharge
vs. High Wire (w/ reviews of Umbral Blaster & Perceptor)
Giant
Planet Team (Deepdive, Longarm, and Overcast)
Kobushi
vs. Landslide
Payload
vs. Ascentor
Race
Team Pack-Ins (Dirt Boss, Downshift, and Mirage) [Wal-Mart Exclusives]
Ramjet
vs. Scythe
Razorclaw
vs. Steamhammer
Recon
Team (Jolt, Reverb, and Six-Speed)
Scattorbrain
vs. Monocle
Scrap
Iron vs. Grindor
Shadow
Recon Team (Jolt, Reverb, and Six-Speed)
Shockwave
vs. Tankor
Sky
Lynx vs. Thunderblast
Street
Speed Team (Backtrack, Oval, and Spiral)
Sunstorm
vs. Checkpoint (w/ review of Combined Sword form)
Thrust
vs. Anti-Blaze