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Four million years ago, on the planet Cypertron, two factions of transforming robots have fought for a millennia. This war has ended up with these two titans: the noble Autobots on one side, the vicious Decepticons on the other, crashing onto the planet Earth. Revived in the present and redesigned to blend in with the local technology, the Decepticons strive to gain the means to return to Cyperton, even if they have to suck Earth dry to do so. The Autobots meanwhile befriend the humans and help protect them and Earth from the Decepticons. Released: 1984
Language: English
Alternate Title: Tatakae! Chô robot seimeitai Transformer (Japan)
Style: 2D animation
Rated: TV-Y7
Number of Episodes: 98
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Directed by: John Gibbs, Jay Bacal, John Walker (II) and Peter Wallach
Produced by: Joe Bacal, Nelson Shin, Tom Griffin, Margaret Loesch, Kenichi Morohashi, Atsushi Shimizu and Tim Spiedel
Musical Score by: Robert J. Walsh and Johnny Douglas
Theme Music by: Anne Bryant and Ford Kinder
Writing Credits: Flint Dille, Earl Kress, George Arthur Bloom, Gerry Conway, Dick Robbins, Buzz Dixon, Dennis Marks, Alfred A. Pegal, Michael Charles Hill, Doug Booth, David Wise, Donald F. Glut, Paul Davids, Steve Skeates, Larry Strauss, Beth Bornstein, Bryce Malek, Reed Robbins, Peter Salas, Antoni Zalewski, Carla Conway, Joey Kurihara Piedra, Cherie Wilkerson, Marv Wolfman, Leo D. Paur and Roger Slifer
 This series ran for four seasons, with Transformers: The Movie running chronologically in-between the second and third. The transformers and its associated universe have undergone many different transitions and alterations from the original series (generally referred to as Generation One)… follow up series like Transformers Victory and spin-off Beast-Wars. More recent versions are referred to in their titles as the Armada, Energon and Cypertron sagas. Most of these introduced new characters as well as reinvented familiar faces, with some of the later variants introduced the tiny Mini-Con transformers to the mix, which would act as augmenters to the full sized versions. See Also: Transformers: the Movie
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