Megatron of Cybertron is a triple changer with Batmobile and jet alternate modes. Next, he repeats the cycle in Cybertron, calling himself Megatron again before becoming Galvatron yet again. In Energon, that Galvatron renamed himself Megatron, before again becoming Galvatron – both a gunship. Next, in Armada, the Megatron there is once again a tank, and later got reformatted into Galvatron. Following this is a new ten-changing Megatron, later Galvatron in RID. A Machine Wars Megatron, the first to adopt a jet alt mode, was also released. Next up, Megs II appears in Beast Machines as the lead bad guy again. This guy, affectionately dubbed 'Megatron II' by fans, had at least four versions of his character released. Then, in Beast Wars, a second Megatron, descendant of the first, appeared. Next up again, in G2, Megs was released thrice, two versions transforming into a tank, one a ‘Gobot’ (small car moulds that would later be reused as RID’s Spychangers). In the UK, there are two Galvatrons and two Megatrons. He was reformatted into Galvatron in the Movie, while in the comics Megs and Galvy are two separate characters – in the US at least. The G1 version transforms into a Walther UNCLE handgun. Let's do a history! *deep breath* Megatron was a redeco of a toy previously released by Takara. Megatron is an interesting character, alright. I own five Megatrons, and two of them are of the Legends class variant. Released as a Legends of Cybertron (LOC), Voyager, Leader and the absolutely horrible Fast Action Battlers size classes, it is a fun thing comparing the different versions. No, Generation 2, Megs and OP have been released in several different sized versions, to let kids with less dough get the characters they like. The big slag maker is back in pint-size! Ever since Beast Wars.
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MEGATRON!!!"- Megatron does an introdump, Transformers the Movie
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Series: Movie Legends (Legends of Cybertron Series 8) So join us, as we take a look at some of the rarest Transformers toys in the world, and see just how much they’re worth.Blackjack's review: Megatron Name: Megatron Yahoo Japan’s auction house, conventions, or even going straight to Japan is sometimes required for finding some of the rarer examples, and even then, collectors might not have much luck. These so called “generation one” or “Gen 1” or “G1” toys are highly sought after by collectors, and bidding wars happen on a regular basis.Īnd as you’d expect, there are some rare Transformers toys, so rare you’ll occasionally have to look further than eBay to find them. It should come as no surprise that the original toys are worth the most, some fetching prices for that of a used car. While the old Transformers cartoon shows and Transformers: The Movie (1986) are beloved today, it’s the toys that get the big ticket prices.
It’s not really because the show or toys were all they great – they were okay! It’s more to do with a powerful dose of nostalgia coupled with capitalism that first got the property in front of our childish eyes, then got us hooked enough to never want to let it go.Ĭase in point, Transformers toys. Transformers is one of the seminal properties from the 1980’s that’s still extremely popular to this day.
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