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This article is about the votes that directly determine new toy releases. For the votes to honor important Transformers characters and creators, see Hall of Fame.
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Throughout the 2010s, Hasbro ran nearly-annual polls for the fandom to decide on future toy production. Initially, these Fan Built Bot polls focussed on the creation of new fan-influenced characters and toys, with voters being able to choose these characters' alternate modes, colourways, and personalities.

Eventually, these polls began to more closely resemble similar votes ran by TakaraTomy, merely allowing fans to choose which out of a list of pre-existing characters would see a new toy release.

BE A PART OF FAN BUILTThe slogan for the Combiner Wars poll

Contents

2013

Generations Fan Built Bot

For the first Fan Built Bot, polls were conducted on transformers.com over the course of a week each. The first round was held between April 18th and May 5th, and included the following questions:[1]

Faction Alternate mode Signature Weapon Color Scheme Personality
  • Car
  • Truck
  • Tank
  • Jet
  • Spaceship
  • Terran Beast (Land)
  • Avian Beast (Airborne)
  • Helicopter
  • Motorcycle
  • Construction
  • Blaster Cannon
  • Flame Thrower
  • Sword
  • Mace
  • Spear/Harpoon
  • Morningstar
  • Cybertronian Taser
  • Nunchucks
  • Crossbow
  • Long-Range Blaster
  • Red & Black
  • Green & Gold
  • Blue & Silver
  • Orange & White
  • Purple & Bronze
  • Valiant
  • Sneaky
  • Hotshot
  • Secretive
  • Wildman
  • Grumpy

The second round was held between May 10th and May 17th, and consisted of four more questions:[2]

Name Gender Origin Specialty
  • Autobot Eclipse
  • Charon
  • Centuritron
  • Cashtron
  • Windblade
  • Autobot Wraith
  • Male
  • Female
  • Combat Medic
  • Bodyguard
  • Recon
  • Telepath
  • Close Combat Specialist

The result, Windblade, was revealed first in art form at San Diego Comic-Con 2013, with her toy subsequently revealed at Toy Fair 2014 for release in the tenth wave of Generations: Thrilling 30 Deluxe Class toys. In fiction, she starred in her own four-issue miniseries from IDW Publishing and remained a prominent character until the end of that continuity. (Though her origin of Kaon from the poll was dropped, owing to the scarcity of female Transformers on Cybertron in that particular fictional universe, with her instead being portrayed as coming from the colony Caminus; similarly, her broad telepathy instead became Cityspeaking.)

Due to the character's popularity, different incarnations of Windblade were also featured in the Transformers: Robots in Disguise and Transformers: Cyberverse cartoons.

Masterpiece Fan's Choice

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To commemorate Transformers' 30th anniversary, TakaraTomy held a poll to decide which Japanese Autobot or Maximal leader would get a new toy in the prestigious Masterpiece toyline. The poll began on June 18th with a closing date of August 31, before being extended to September 6th. Voters were required to send their ballot form by post along with a requisite amount of Robot Points collected from Generations, Go!, and GT releases, or from in person at the 2013 Tokyo Toy Show.[3]

Candidate Result
1. Fortress Maximus (The Headmasters) 0.3%
2. Super Ginrai (Super-God Masterforce) 18.6%
3. Star Saber (Victory) 31.2%
4. Dai Atlas (Zone) 8.0%
5. Convoy (Beast Wars) 4.6%
6. Lio Convoy (Beast Wars II) 2.0%
7. Big Convoy (Beast Wars Neo) 2.1%
8. Super Fire Convoy (Car Robots) 4.9%
9. Convoy (Legends of the Microns) 24.3%
10. Grand Convoy (Super Link) 1.5%
11. Galaxy Convoy (Galaxy Force) 2.5%

On November 19, TakaraTomy representatives announced that Star Saber had won with 31.2% of the votes, followed by Legends of the Microns Convoy (24.3%) and Ginrai (18.6%). No other candidate received more than 8% of votes.[4] Masterpiece Star Saber was released on March 21, 2015. Beast Wars Convoy and Lio Convoy would go on to receive Masterpiece toys in 2016 and 2020 respectively, while Super Ginrai would receive one in the subsequent MPG line in 2024.

2014

Generations Magazine Exclusive Character Popularity Vote

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TakaraTomy and Million Publishing ran a poll through the first volume of Transformers Generations 2014 to determine the mail-away figure for the upcoming second volume. In addition, the winning character would also appear in that volume's original manga story by Yuki Ohshima. A box above the selection of ten characters noted that a partner figure such as a Micron would be considered for the winner; Alpha Trion was noted as coming with a Vector Sigma accessory, presumably to be a golden redeco of Beast Wars Eggbot as seen in the volume's manga story, "Train Wars".

Voting was done via post, as part of the same included postcard buyers could use to purchase Volume 1's exclusive mail-away toy, Shouki. The deadline for votes was June 16, a good three months before the availability window for Shouki closed in September.

Candidate Result
1. Alpha Trion from Generations Scourge 28.9%
2. The Fallen from Generations Fall of Cybertron Onslaught/Ruination 5%
3. "Sunstreaker Police Type" (placeholder name) from Universe Sunstreaker 3.8%
4. Smokescreen from Universe Smokescreen 2.9%
5. "Autobot Drift Black Ver." (placeholder name) from Generations Drift 12.7%
6. Overdrive from Universe Silverstreak 2.9%
7. Downshift from Generations Wheeljack 1%
8. Camshaft from Universe Ironhide 1.6%
9. Metals Silverbolt from Prime Grimwing 14.8%
10. Goshooter from Generations Nightbeat 29.3%

On July 22, Million Publishing announced that Goshooter had won with 29.3% of the votes, with Alpha Trion a close second at 28.9%.[5] Consequently, Goshooter was made available as a mail-away with Transformers Generations 2014 Volume 2, now partnered with a Micromaster toy of his human counterpart, Shūta Gō, and the duo took centre stage in "Train Wars 2".

2015

Combiner Wars Fan Built Combiner

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Following in the footsteps of the Fan Built Bot poll, the Fan Built Combiner poll (a.k.a. the Fan Built Combiner Wars poll) was announced on January 15, 2015, with the goal of creating a whole new character for the then-current Combiner Wars toyline.[6]

Voting was done via the official Transformers mobile app, and the first round ran from January 25[7] to February 1.[8][9]

Faction Torso and weapon Limbs

The choices in this round consisted of molds from the first three waves of Combiner Wars–notably, the fire truck/motorcycle torso option pre-empted any official announcement of the third wave's Hot Spot and Groove. Each limb was voted on individually, while the torso and weapon components were presented as a set. On February 5, the combiner was announced as an Autobot.[10]

Round 2 began on February 11[11] and included polls to narrow down the choice of limbs from two aerial vehicles and two cars to more specific mold options. This round ran at least until February 16.[12]

Limb #1/#2 Limb #3/#4 Origin Color scheme
  • Blue/cyan/tan
  • Orange/grey/blue
  • Cyan/red/white

A bonus round also took place via the Toys"R"Us Twitter between February 17 and 28 to select which special power the Combiner would have.[13] The tweet is still up.[14]

Power

By February 19, the app had updated to reveal the Sea of Rust as the chosen origin.[15]

The final round of voting began on February 26[16][17] and ended on March 5.[18]

Gender Name Personality Nemesis
  • Male
  • Female
  • Victorion
  • Slammoth
  • Quakebreak
  • Loyal
  • Independent
  • Leader

On April 1, the Transformers Facebook announced that the Fan Built Combiner was being scrapped in favour of a new toy of Reflector – April Fools.[19] A more serious update was shared on April 13, when it was announced that the new Combiner's rival would be Galvatronus.[20]

Victorion, the resulting female Combiner, was revealed in all her glory on July 9 at San Diego Comic-Con[21] where she also made her fictional debut in IDW Publishing's Combiner Hunters one-shot comic ahead of joining the main cast of the ongoing The Transformers vol. 2 series. After her box art was revealed on January 2, 2016,[22] her toy was released in April that year.

Titans Return Titan Class Toy Release

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The next fan poll, announced November 20, 2015, regarded who would be the next year's Titan Class figure for Titans Return, following Fortress Maximus.[23]

The subsequent days revealed campaign posters for "You Can't Knock Scorponok",[24] "Move On With Trypticon",[25] and "I'm On Team Omega Supreme".[26]

Voting opened on November 24 and closed within fourteen hours.[27] Voters had to respond to the post with the hashtag of their selected candidate, and would even receive a (virtual) "I Voted" badge emblazoned with the image of their chosen character.

On December 1, Hasbro announced that Trypticon had won.[28] The toy hit shelves in 2017.

2017

Power of the Primes Fan Vote

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The next set of fan polls was announced on December 1, 2016 for Power of the Primes, and allowed fans to choose the next Matrix of Leadership bearer to "set[...] the tone for all things in the Transformers universe", with the winner to feature in the Prime Wars Trilogy storytelling and accompanying toyline.[29][30]

The first round of voting opened on January 23, 2017.[31] Voters were tasked with selecting one candidate from each group: Honor, Chaos, and Order. They were allowed to repeat this process once every twenty-four hours.

Honor Chaos Order

As January came to a close, Hasbro announced the successful candidates: Ultra Magnus,[32] Optimus Primal,[33] Star Saber,[34] and the mysterious "Unknown Evil",[35] a "wildcard" candidate who had received the highest number of votes out of all the runners-up. The second round of voting began on February 1.[36]

On February 18, Hasbro announced that Optimus Primal had ultimately placed first,[37] followed by Unknown Evil–now revealed as Deathsaurus–Ultra Magnus, and Star Saber in second, third, and fourth place respectively.[38] The prototype of Primal's toy was first shown off at HasCon 2017, leading to a pair of releases in Power of the Primes in mid-2018 and a prominent role in the tie-in web series.

For further information, see: Source:Power of the Primes Fan Vote


2018

War for Cybertron Trilogy

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Toy Fair 2018 saw the announcement of the War for Cybertron Trilogy franchise, and though nothing concrete was revealed about the then-upcoming line, fans were promised the opportunity to vote for a pair of Deluxe Class characters to be included in the trilogy's first chapter.

The polls opened on February 20, with voting taking place on the Transformers brand Facebook page,[39] Instagram account,[40] and Twitter replies.[41] Hasbro Pulse–which at this point in its existence was a collector-oriented news site–revealed the story reasoning behind each pair of rivals.[42] On February 23, the final day of voting, the Facebook page addressed some hanging questions about the character choices.[43]

On February 27, then-design lead John Warden took to the Facebook page to personally announce the victors in video form.[44] This led to Impactor and Mirage receiving new toys in the Siege toyline in 2019, both as regular retail figures and with alternative head sculpts in an exclusive multi-pack.

Over the subsequent five years, each of the other candidates would receive new Generations toys anyway.

Vintage G1

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The next poll was announced via Hasbro Pulse and Hasbro's social media accounts on December 10, 2018 to decide a future toy out of two pairs for release in the Vintage G1 toyline in Spring of 2020. All polls were carried out on Hasbro Pulse's Instagram stories.[45]

Round 1 took place on December 11, pitting Perceptor against Astrotrain,[46] and round 2 took place on December 12, pitting Thundercracker against Skywarp.[47] The final round took place on December 13, as a decider between Astrotrain and Skywarp.[48]

Round 1 Round 2 Final Round

Perceptor vs Astrotrain

Thundercracker vs Skywarp

Astrotrain vs Skywarp

On December 14, Hasbro announced that Astrotrain had won,[49] though his reissued toy unexpectedly hit shelves early in December 2019.

2019

Vintage G1

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On May 17, 2019, the Transformers Facebook page held a surprisingly low key poll to determine another 2020 release in the Vintage G1 line, using Facebook's built-in polling feature.[50]

The poll was only open for 24 hours, and the following day it was announced that Blaster had won,[51] receiving 56% of the vote.[52] The reissued Blaster went up for preorder in June 2020,[53] and was released in the subsequent October.

War for Cybertron Trilogy

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On June 12, 2019, the same Facebook page posted that another fan poll was upcoming, with four mysteriously silhouetted Decepticons in the running for a place in the second chapter of the War for Cybertron Trilogy.[54] The following day, the character selection was revealed, and hashtag-based voting began in the comments section.[55]

Voting closed 48 hours later, with the accompanying image updated to spell Runamuck's name in the more traditional manner,[56] suggesting votes with both hashtag variants were counted.

On July 18, the page proclaimed Runamuck the winner,[57] despite the fact that it appeared that Needlenose had the most votes.[citation needed] Runamuck's toy materialised in War for Cybertron: Earthrise and, perhaps unsurprisingly, Earthrise Runabout soon followed... but then again, so did new toys of all the other candidates!


Notes

Losing options from the polls frequently received acknowledgement later down the road:

  • Unsuccessful names from the 2013 Fan Built Bot poll saw use, with a new character named "Centuritron" appearing in Generations, and the names "Eclipse" and "Charon" being used for new Generations toys of classic characters.
  • After losing the 2013 poll for a new Masterpiece toy, Beast Convoy and Lio Convoy were released in the line anyway, in 2016 and 2020 respectively.
  • The two unchosen names from 2015's Fan Built Combiner poll were used as new identities for established characters, with the Beast Wars: Uprising incarnation of Big Convoy being rechristened "Slammoth" and the Classics character Breakaway becoming "Quakebreak" after an in-fiction alteration to the multiverse.
  • After losing out to Trypticon in 2015's second poll, Omega Supreme and Scorponok received Titan Class figures later on in Siege and Earthrise respectively.
  • Ultra Magnus and Shockwave received Leader Class toys in Siege after losing the opportunity in 2017's poll – and arguably, both of those toys nonetheless fit into the "Evolution"-style armouring up gimmick found in the Power of the Primes Leader Class.
  • Two other runner-ups from the 2017 poll would receive big-ticket crowdfunding toys in the form of HasLab Victory Saber and Decepticon Deathsaurus.
  • All of the candidates from 2018's War for Cybertron Trilogy poll received new toys anyway, with Spinister appearing in Siege, Wheeljack seeing three releases across the trilogy beginning with Earthrise, and Tracks coming out in the third chapter, Kingdom.
  • After 2018's Vintage G1 poll, Skywarp was once again eligible in a similar poll in 2019. While he also didn't win that one, 2023's Transformers Retro, the successor to Vintage G1, reissued both him and fellow 2018 Vintage G1 poll loser Perceptor.
  • Gnaw lost the opportunity for a War for Cybertron Trilogy toy in the 2019 poll, but received an aesthetically similar toy in Studio Series.
  • Needlenose in particular seems to have had the deck stacked in his favour, being a recurring candidate in 2018 and 2019 (and losing both times) before finally being thrown a bone in Legacy: Evolution.
  • Similarly, Shrapnel also got a toy in Legacy: Evolution despite losing the 2019 poll.

See also

References

  1. ↑ TRANSFORMERS FAN BUILT BOT POLL round 1 (archived)
  2. ↑ TRANSFORMERS FAN BUILT BOT POLL round 2 (archived)
  3. ↑ Voting Method | Transformers 30th Anniversary Site 「Masterpiece Fan's Choice」 on the TakaraTomy website
  4. ↑ "Transformers Masterpiece Fans Choice Results Announcement" on the TakaraTomy YouTube channel
  5. ↑ "Transformers Generations 2014 Volume 2" Magazine Exclusive Character Popularity Vote Result Announcement on the Hero-X website
  6. ↑ "It's coming! You and your fellow fans will soon be able to vote to help shape the Fan Built Combiner Bot in the official Transformers app!"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/01/15
  7. ↑ "The Transformers brand app is all new right now, with new Transformers Generations content including the vote for the Fan Built Combiner."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/01/25
  8. ↑ "Only one more day to get your votes in on the first round of the Transformers Fan Built Combiner poll."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/01/31
  9. ↑ "Millions believe today’s game is the year’s biggest matchup. But we all know the real battle is over the Fan Built Combiner character."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/02/01
  10. ↑ "The humans have spoken. Congratulations, Autobots, the Fan Built Combiner character will join your faction in the near feature. [sic]"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/02/05
  11. ↑ "It’s time to help choose the limbs of the Fan Built Combiner character. Cast your vote in the Transformers app now."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/02/11
  12. ↑ "Optimus Prime wants you... to do your earthling duty and cast your Fan Built Combiner vote in the Transformers app today."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/02/16
  13. ↑ "What power should the Fan Built Combiner character have? Head to the Toys "R" Us Twitter handle now to help choose"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/02/18
  14. ↑ "YOU can help create the Transformers fan-built Combiner! Choose a power & vote with the hashtag through 2/28."—Toys"R"Us, Twitter, 2015/02/18
  15. ↑ "The Combiner Wars Autobot Fan-Built Combiner Hails From The Sea Of Rust" on Seibertron.com
  16. ↑ "Today, the final phase of voting for the Fan Built Combiner character begins."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/02/26
  17. ↑ "Phase III voting for the Combiner character is on, and there are some big decisions to make."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/03/02
  18. ↑ "Only one day left to decide the fate of the Fan Built Combiner character."—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/03/04
  19. ↑ "Due to issues with the voting mechanism, we have to make some executive decisions on the Fan-Built Combiner. Here’s a sneak peek at what we’re thinking!"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/04/01
  20. ↑ "The new fan built combiner already has a big problem: Galvatronus. Do you think this new bot is going to have what it takes to stand up to him?"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/04/13
  21. ↑ "FROM LASERBEAK: Just released, straight from San Diego Comic-Con: a full look at the Fan Built Combiner character: Autobot Victorion. Is it 2016 yet?"—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/07/09
  22. ↑ "Enjoy some of the original art behind your Fan Built Combiner, Victorion."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2016/02/01
  23. ↑ "With the epic Titans Return chapter of the Generations Prime Wars Trilogy comes a new line of Titan Class toys. It’s about time these legendary, city sized Titans hit shelves. Fortress Maximus will lead the release, and we need YOU to choose his successor. Scorponok, Trypticon and Omega Supreme will be stumping for your vote this week."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/11/20
  24. ↑ "With a strong head on his shoulders that never turns to retreat, Scorponok is prepared to succeed Fortress Maximus in the Generations Titans Return Titan Class Toy Release—so he claims. Is he really the Decepticon to turn to when there’s crisis afoot—or is he just the one creating it?"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/11/21
  25. ↑ "Always on the front lines, this destructive Dinobot was never afraid to get his feet wet in battle—as long as it was on dry land. As your Generations Titans Return Titan Class Toy Release successor, he promises to blaze a trail forward no matter what gets in his way. Do you believe he can handle the heat outside of battle?"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/11/22
  26. ↑ "An Autobot of wait-and-see diplomacy, Omega Supreme has stood sentinel over cities and is ready to stand behind Fortress Maximus in the Generations Titans Return Titan Class Toy Release—so he says. Is this old-timer insider the one to get the job done?"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/11/23
  27. ↑ "You heard from your Titans, and now it’s time to cast your vote. Who deserves to serve as the successor to Fortress Maximus in the Generations Titans Return Titan Class Toy Release? Comment below with #VoteScorponok, #VoteTrypticon or #VoteOmegaSupreme —only hashtag votes on this post will be counted. Voting is open all day, so cast your vote now, and start stating your case!" This was later edited to lead with "The polls are closed - thanks for voting!"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/11/24
  28. ↑ "There truly is nothing that can stand in the way of Trypticon. With your votes, he smashed his way to becoming the next Generations Titans Return Titan Class toy. Mark your calendars, and look for him to hit shelves late 2017."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2015/12/11
  29. ↑ The Hasbro press release announcing the Power of the Primes poll, archived on the TFWiki.net tumblr
  30. ↑ "Ready to write the next chapter of the Transformers story? This January, YOU choose the next Prime who’ll lead Cybertron after the Titans Return. From nine potential candidates, the next bearer of the Matrix of Leadership will be chosen!"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2016/12/01
  31. ↑ "You have the power to vote to shape the Transformers Universe. At transformers.com/vote, you can choose the faction (HONOR, CHAOS or ORDER) you’d like to lead Cybertron. Vote now!"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2017/01/23
  32. ↑ "Fans have chosen Ultra Magnus as the representative for the Honor faction. Vote for him at transformers.com/vote if you want to see the Cybertronian way of life restored so its Golden Age. Voting opens 2/1!"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2017/01/28
  33. ↑ "Fans have chosen a Chaos candidate. And if you want to see Optimus Primal claim the Matrix of Leadership with their might, vote opens on 2/1 at transformers.com/vote. Only the strong shall survive."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2017/01/29
  34. ↑ "Those of the New Order believe the old ways have shackled Cybertron. And now fans have chosen an Order candidate - Star Saber. Grant them the power of the Matrix of Leadership by voting on 2/1 at transformers.com/vote."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2017/01/30
  35. ↑ "In our search for the next bearer of the Matrix of Leadership, fans have chosen a wildcard candidate - Unknown Evil. Now it's time for you to decide who will claim the Matrix's power at transformers.com/vote. Voting opens 2/1."—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2017/01/31
  36. ↑ "Only one from each faction and a Wildcard remain. It’s time for the final vote. Select the Prime and decide who leads Cyberton in the next chapter. Who has your vote?"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2017/02/01
  37. ↑ "Fans have spoken. Optimus Primal is your next Prime, the bearer of Matrix of Leadership, and the new leader in the Transformers lore! Did they have your vote?"—F TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2017/02/18
  38. ↑ Toy Fair 2017 Transformers Panel Coverage at tfw2005.com
  39. ↑ "Vote via hashtag for the rivalry you want to see as Deluxe Class figures. The vote ends Friday!"—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2018/02/20
  40. ↑ Ditto for TRANSFORMERS, Instagram, 2018/02/20 (dead link)
  41. ↑ Ditto for Hasbro, Twitter, 2018/02/21
  42. ↑ WAR FOR CYBERTRON FAN VOTE IS HERE on the former Hasbro Pulse website (archived)
  43. ↑ "Hasbro 2018 Transformers Fan-Vote Mini Q&A Offers At Least One Interesting Detail" at tformers.com, which mirrors from a defunct Facebook link
  44. ↑ "I'm John, and I'm here to announce the winning rivalry of the War for Cybertron Trilogy fan vote. [...] Without further ado, let's get right to it. The winner of the War for Cybertron Trilogy fan vote is... Impactor vs Mirage."—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2018/02/27
  45. ↑ "Which G1 classic bot do you want to see make a return to Walmart in Spring 2020? Cast your votes starting tomorrow on our story!"—Hasbro Pulse, Instagram, 2018/12/10
  46. ↑ "Round 1: PERCEPTOR vs ASTROTRAIN. Which G1 classic bot do YOU want to see make a return to @Walmart in Spring 2020? VOTE NOW in our story!"—Hasbro Pulse, Instagram, 2018/12/11
  47. ↑ "Round 2: SKYWARP vs THUNDERCRACKER. Which G1 classic seeker do YOU want to go up against ASTROTRAIN in the finals to make a return? VOTE NOW in our story!"—Hasbro Pulse, Instagram, 2018/12/12
  48. ↑ "FINAL ROUND: ASTROTRAIN vs SKYWARP. Which G1 classic do you want to make a return to @walmart in Spring 2020?! Vote now in our story!"—Hasbro Pulse, Instagram, 2018/12/13
  49. ↑ "4 Bots entered, 1 was voted back! G1 ASTROTRAIN will return to @walmart in Spring 2020!"—Hasbro Pulse, Instagram, 2018/12/14
  50. ↑ "It's time to choose! Which one of these bots do YOU want to see as a G1 2020 @Walmart exclusive figure?"—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2019/05/17 (dead link)
  51. ↑ "In one of the closest races yet, you decided that BLASTER is gonna be the next G1 exclusive @Walmart. Look for this special edition bot in 2020!"—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2019/05/18
  52. ↑ "Blaster Wins The Walmart Exclusive G1 Reissue 2020 Fan Vote" on tfw2005.com
  53. ↑ "You voted and now here he is, the Walmart G1 Reissue Fan Vote For 2020 -- Autobot Blaster! Who's adding this classic G1 figure to their shelf? (Cassette Tape not included 😜)"—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2020/06/28
  54. ↑ "Can you identify the Decepticons shown below? Share your guesses in the comments! Once we reveal the identities of each shadowy figure, you’ll have the opportunity to decide which becomes a War for Cybertron figure in 2020."—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2019/06/12
  55. ↑ "Great guesses! The four bots are #GNAW, #RUNAMUCK, #NEEDLENOSE & #SHRAPNEL. As the War for Cybertron rages, each of these bots is trying to sneak onto the Autobot’s spaceship, the Ark. Vote for the Decepticon you’d like to stowaway aboard the Ark and see as a War for Cybertron figure in 2020 by commenting below. Limit one vote per user and one character name per vote. Voting closes in 48-Hours."—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2019/06/13
  56. ↑ "Thank you for telling us which Decepticon you’d like to see as a War for Cybertron figure in 2020! Voting has officially closed. The winner will be announced on July 17"—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2019/06/15
  57. ↑ "The fans have spoken and #RUNAMUCK will become a Fall 2020 War for Cybertron figure! Wondering how he stowed away on the Ark? #RUNAMUCK entered through the cargo hold looking to cause some explosive damage."—TRANSFORMERS, Facebook, 2019/06/19

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