The Transformers: The Movie
The battle against Unicron, the fall of heroes and the rise of Rodimus Prime.
Plot & review →Forty years on screen: from the classic cartoon to modern cinema. Every film has its own page with the trailer, plot, IMDb rating and an Archive review.
The battle against Unicron, the fall of heroes and the rise of Rodimus Prime.
Plot & review →The hunt for the AllSpark on Earth and Sam Witwicky's first meeting with Bumblebee.
Plot & review →An ancient renegade Prime and secrets hidden in Earth's history.
Plot & review →The 1960s space race gets a Cybertronian explanation; the battle for Chicago.
Plot & review →Humans hunt the Transformers; the Dinobots enter the stage.
Plot & review →The secret history of the Transformers in the time of King Arthur.
Plot & review →California, 1987: a teenage girl finds an unusual friend inside an old car.
Plot & review →1994: the Autobots team up with the Maximals against Unicron's threat.
Plot & review →The story of a friendship that became Cybertron's greatest war.
Plot & review →Paramount has announced work on a new live-action film. Details to follow.
The classic series where it all began.
Maximals versus Predacons on a prehistoric planet.
A darker, more philosophical continuation of Beast Wars.
The start of the "Unicron Trilogy" and the Mini-Cons.
A bright art style and a small Autobot crew in a future Detroit.
A serious, cinematic story — a favourite of many fans.
Bumblebee leads a team hunting escaped Decepticons.
A fast-paced story with short episodes and nods to the classics.
The first Transformers born on Earth and the family that takes them in.
Official comics licensed by Hasbro — from 1980s Marvel to today’s Energon Universe. In publication order.
The first US comic. Bob Budiansky gave many characters their names and personalities, and from #56 Simon Furman took over — the writer who set the tone of Transformers comics for decades.
The British weekly: reprinted US stories plus its own, mostly by Furman. Home to some of the most beloved G1-era storylines.
A darker, harsher follow-up to G1 for the Generation 2 toy line. Cancelled over low sales, yet remembered as a bold experiment.
The early-2000s revival: glossy anime-style art, the prequel The War Within about the start of the war on Cybertron, and books tied to the Armada and Energon cartoons. The publisher went bankrupt in 2005.
The franchise's largest comics universe: the G1 reboot, All Hail Megatron, James Roberts's cult favourite More Than Meets the Eye about the crew of the Lost Light, and dozens of miniseries.
A direct continuation of the Marvel series: numbering runs from #81 to #100, written again by Simon Furman. A gift to everyone who read the comics in the '80s.
The Maximals and Predacons on paper: The Gathering (2006) by Furman and Don Figueroa, and the newer Transformers: Beast Wars series (2021–2022).
A new universe from scratch: Cybertron is still at peace and the war is only brewing. A slow, political story of friends becoming enemies.
The most acclaimed relaunch in years: Daniel Warren Johnson wrote and drew the first 24 issues, and in 2024 the series won two Eisner Awards — Best Continuing Series and Best Writer/Artist. Robert Kirkman continues it from #25. Shared universe with G.I. Joe and Void Rivals.
Trailers and intros are embedded from YouTube. Comics are official Hasbro-licensed publications.




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