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The Decepticons' "Ten Deadliest Killers", which consists of, uh, Thrust, Blitzwing, Octane, Macabre, Shrapnel, Dirge, Bombshell, Ramjet and Kickback. Sure. (1986)

The Tomb of the Primes in Revenge of the Fallen is only made up of 7 Primes rather than 12. (2009)

Curiously, for a toy in a toyline dedicated to strict film accuracy, SS86 Optimus Prime's thigh detailing are oddly inaccurate to his source material. (2024)

Despite being a prominent character in the film, Elita-1 is oddly absent from many forms of merch for the film, notably the Prime Changers assortment. (2024)

Francesco Mattina "makes" an AI generated comic cover for Skybound's Transformers Issue 13. (2024)

Age of Extinction Bumblebee takes a page out of Optimus' book and goes on the offensive. (2014)

Masterpiece MP36+ features some rather intriguing tattoo placement. (2017)

3Zero Blitzwing remains the only Decepticon from the Bumblebee film that reached Earth to receive a figure, with more prominent characters like Shatter and Dropkick not receiving a figure yet. (Ongoing)

The original Sunstreaker toy maintains the red shoulder sticker from his red Diaclone counterpart rather than rendering it a matching yellow, resulting in a random piece of red at the back end of his altmode. (1984)

Daytrader looks noticeably different in Transformers: One. (2024)

Reflector is an evil marauder --- not a working camera. (1985)

Powerlinxing two Energon Prowls together yields some interesting back kibble. (2004)

SS86 Starscream's mother doth not know he weareth her drapes. (2022)

I forgot to post this morning.. Oops. The obscure variants of Earthrise Ramjet are easier to obtain than the actual Earthrise Ramjet. (2021-)

Cybertron...Skidmark...ew...(2005)

When upgraded to Level 3, Angry Birds Transformers Lockdown has a bizarre case of texture error on his hood. (2014)

Despite being used for Bludgeon is various forms of media, mostly video games, since his release, ROTF Voyager Bludgeon has never seen a reissue or rerelease outside of his original release. (2009)

The ion blaster included with the Earthrise Centurion Drone set is absolutely enormous, being almost the same size as the Power of the Primes, and even MP-44's gun. (2020)

Due to the molded shape of his shoulders, Super7 Ultimates Bazingatron can only hinge his arms outward slightly, severely limiting his range of motion. (2022)

A redeco of Chromedome as Arcee was planned for the Headmasters toyline, but was ultimately canceled, not going further than the concept sketch phase. (1987?)

The Transformers Cyberverse: Quintesson Invasion set comes with a mind-controlled Prowl and Shockwave, which amusingly enough, are characters that died before the Quintessons invaded the planet. (2019)

Transformers Collaborative Jujitsu Kaisen stock photography feature a bit of mistransformation; Goku's tail is not fully folded onto his back. (2024)

Transformers Collaborative Jujitsu Kaisen stock photography feature a bit of mistransformation; Goku's tail is not fully folded onto his back. (2024)

Walmart's Retro Carded G1 Bumblebee is hilariously more accurate to the 2004 reissue of the G1 toy that was retooled to have a new, cartoon accurate head, than he is to the original G1 toy. (2024)

Spike Witwicky works with his dad on an oil rig...despite being 14 years old. (1984)

European G2's Skyscorcher member was oddly renamed from "Hawk" to a much less conspicuous "Eagle Eye" for America's G2 line. (1993)

A guy hilariously stands blocking the view for an otherwise leaked photo of Combiner Wars Devastator. (2015)

G1 toy Astrotrain’s chest. (1985/86)

Due to being a first teaser trailer that used unrevised CGI, the first trailer for Rise of the Beasts features a few animation errors, notably when Optimus Prime's shoulder clips through his chest. (2022)

Sentinel Prime only half regrets being homophobic. (2020)

Skids enjoys getting washed by a woman a little TOO much...(1986)

Morformers Potato sadly goes unreleased. (2024)

Sentinel Prime sucks at tattoo artistry. (2024)

During the scene where Sentinel Prime executes Alpha Trion, Airachnid's spider limbs are hovering behind her. (2024)

Transformers One features a slight continuity error despite being a prequel; Sentinel Prime has a deal with the Quintessons rather than with Megatron himself, with no space bridge pillars mentioned. (2024)