Interesting how different the approch to commercials is between america and japan, in america, its animated Segments and kids playing with the toys. In Japan, its just the toys
@@ZeldaTheSwordsman That last ad was for a campaign featuring the Scramble City combiners, probably they (Takara) were giving away a preview catalogue of the 1987 Headmasters range with those combiners. Those teams were still being sold in 1987 as well, which is why they frequently appeared in the Headmasters anime series.
I find it strange that they use footage from the Movie in a couple of these ads but didn't release the film itself until '89. Anyone know the reason as to why?
The movie was a failure in america so they didn't release it until 1989,toei animation probably told takara what the movie was about so it was included in the commercials and intro for transformers 2010 as a recap of some of the events.
Those were on the 1985 Japanese batch. When this RUclips user uploaded them, they wound up being on that selection of adverts instead of being on this one, along with the Scramble City and 2010 preview ads.
Season 3 was called _Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: 2010_ (or just Transformers: 2010 for short) in Japan. The movie already was set in the then-future year of 2005, and Takara decided to jump the in-fiction timeline ahead another 5 years for their dub of the post-movie season (necessitating exposition about Daniel having been put in stasis for whatever reason) - probably so that they could have a somewhat flashier future year to stick in the title.
@@David315842 The movie was always in Japanese continuity, it just took til 1989 for it to be dubbed. Which seems to have hurt the sales of Cyclonus and Scourge there.
@@ZeldaTheSwordsman You just contradicted yourself right there. Japan didn't have the movie till 1989, and not bring it over in 1986. Instead favouring the Scramble City OVA. That's my point. They initially skipped it at first and didn't retcon it till later. Cyclonus and Scourge sales were not hurt at all as they appeared in Season 3; Transformers 2010.
@@David315842 Where the hell did I contradict myself? I said 198*9* in my post just there. _My_ point is that they DIDN'T "skip" it, it was just DELAYED. You know, that thing where something gets pushed back because for whatever reason people can't get to it at the time? It was still very much in-continuity, with its events being hyped up as "The Unicron War" by the magazine material. The Scramble City OVA was NOT a replacement for the movie at all. The Scramble City OVA was only ever a special to promote Metroplex, Trypticon, and the 1986 combiners. As for Cyclonus and Scourge, the reason I suspect that the delay on the movie hurt their sales in Japan - in other words that their appearing in TF:2010 *was insufficient to make them sell well* - is because _The Headmasters_ reduces them to bumblers and then nonentities, and instead of them getting rereleased as Targetmasters... their Targetmaster Partners were instead given to retooled Diaclone-mold characters made up for the Headmasters toyline
Pff esos tiempos donde los transformes ya no llamaban tanto la atención, en lo personal a mi tampoco me agrado tanto lo que hizieron después de la película, los personajes me gustan (menos rodimus) pero siento que sin beast wars los transformes estarían extintos
@@thespaceram2879 solo es por la nostalgia y lo que significa en la gente de los 80s,de hay en fuera la caricatura g1 es espantosa, bw es una obra maestra
@@Joshu4_217 Pues no. Para mi y muchos otros es G1. Yo visto beastwars y g1 es mejor. Hay muchos con la misma opinion que le gusta mas G1 mas que Beast wars.
G1 Transformers was called Transformers 2010 in 1986 because the movie didn't come out in Japan until something like 1989. So they had to set it in the future because they didn't want to spoil the events of the movie.
@@xavieracuna7001 Iirc the timeskip is because of the lack of the movie's release, hence mystery of convoy, since the film wouldent release till vitory's run finished, the timeskip is to make everything seem later than it is t oexplain why everything changed
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Interesting how different the approch to commercials is between america and japan, in america, its animated Segments and kids playing with the toys. In Japan, its just the toys
Predaking commercial was EPIC!
These are some good Season 3 Transformers toys.
Angus Ng Predaking was the best one
"Ha, ha, ha, ha! The galaxy belongs to the Destrons!"
- Keizo Sato, the voice of Galvatron.
1:32よく見たら左から3番目の奴サウンドウェーブだったんだね｡
TRANS-FOU-MAAH
Are you making fun of me?
SPRUNG!
SANDOSTOM!
BRODOSIDE!
OCTONE!
BAKA GAYJIN!
2010, this looks more like 1987
In Japan Transformers season 3 was Called Transformers: 2010 taking place in 2010
These were released in 1986.
@@David315842 Although the last thing in this compilation is a preview of a 1987 product
@@ZeldaTheSwordsman That last ad was for a campaign featuring the Scramble City combiners, probably they (Takara) were giving away a preview catalogue of the 1987 Headmasters range with those combiners. Those teams were still being sold in 1987 as well, which is why they frequently appeared in the Headmasters anime series.
Took place in 2010.
In the USA, it was called transformers the movie
RODIMUS CONVOY !!!
awesome video 🙂👍
We call these nerds Season 3... I think
It is. Transformers 2010 was the name given to the third season in Japan.
I find it strange that they use footage from the Movie in a couple of these ads but didn't release the film itself until '89. Anyone know the reason as to why?
The movie was a failure in america so they didn't release it until 1989,toei animation probably told takara what the movie was about so it was included in the commercials and intro for transformers 2010 as a recap of some of the events.
@@justinarzola4584 I guess that makes sense.
These are japanies
transformers toy commercials
Didn't have either cut of the Ultra Magnus vs. Galvatron ad?
Those were on the 1985 Japanese batch. When this RUclips user uploaded them, they wound up being on that selection of adverts instead of being on this one, along with the Scramble City and 2010 preview ads.
謎の超大型ロボって？
フォートレスマキシマスですね
頭が中型のロボットになってその中型ロボットの頭が小型ロボットになります。
@@小林-c5f
ブレイブマキシマスは?
I think this was a bit before 2010... 🤔
Season 3 was called _Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: 2010_ (or just Transformers: 2010 for short) in Japan.
The movie already was set in the then-future year of 2005, and Takara decided to jump the in-fiction timeline ahead another 5 years for their dub of the post-movie season (necessitating exposition about Daniel having been put in stasis for whatever reason) - probably so that they could have a somewhat flashier future year to stick in the title.
@@ZeldaTheSwordsman They did wound up retconning The Movie into the Japanese continuity later on and that's how Kiss Players was created.
@@David315842 The movie was always in Japanese continuity, it just took til 1989 for it to be dubbed.
Which seems to have hurt the sales of Cyclonus and Scourge there.
@@ZeldaTheSwordsman You just contradicted yourself right there. Japan didn't have the movie till 1989, and not bring it over in 1986. Instead favouring the Scramble City OVA. That's my point. They initially skipped it at first and didn't retcon it till later. Cyclonus and Scourge sales were not hurt at all as they appeared in Season 3; Transformers 2010.
@@David315842 Where the hell did I contradict myself? I said 198*9* in my post just there.
_My_ point is that they DIDN'T "skip" it, it was just DELAYED. You know, that thing where something gets pushed back because for whatever reason people can't get to it at the time? It was still very much in-continuity, with its events being hyped up as "The Unicron War" by the magazine material.
The Scramble City OVA was NOT a replacement for the movie at all. The Scramble City OVA was only ever a special to promote Metroplex, Trypticon, and the 1986 combiners.
As for Cyclonus and Scourge, the reason I suspect that the delay on the movie hurt their sales in Japan - in other words that their appearing in TF:2010 *was insufficient to make them sell well* - is because _The Headmasters_ reduces them to bumblers and then nonentities, and instead of them getting rereleased as Targetmasters... their Targetmaster Partners were instead given to retooled Diaclone-mold characters made up for the Headmasters toyline
Pff esos tiempos donde los transformes ya no llamaban tanto la atención, en lo personal a mi tampoco me agrado tanto lo que hizieron después de la película, los personajes me gustan (menos rodimus) pero siento que sin beast wars los transformes estarían extintos
G1 es mejor que beastwars.
@@thespaceram2879 para nada
@@Joshu4_217 yo veo mas gente interesados en g1 que beastwars. Hasta los juguetes de g1 se venden mas.
@@thespaceram2879 solo es por la nostalgia y lo que significa en la gente de los 80s,de hay en fuera la caricatura g1 es espantosa, bw es una obra maestra
@@Joshu4_217 Pues no. Para mi y muchos otros es G1. Yo visto beastwars y g1 es mejor. Hay muchos con la misma opinion que le gusta mas G1 mas que Beast wars.
Gary was changed into sky Gary
Rodimus Convoy?...Ohhhkayyyy......
Not quite the same ring to it as Rodimus Prime
In Japan Prime is Convoy and there have been many variants of the name over the course of the franchise. :)
Big convoy fiver convoy primal convoy
ロディマス、薄すぎだろ😂
ペラペラじゃねーかい😅
These aren't from 2010
G1 Transformers was called Transformers 2010 in 1986 because the movie didn't come out in Japan until something like 1989. So they had to set it in the future because they didn't want to spoil the events of the movie.
Transformers 2010 is the Japanese name for Transformers Season 3 and the 1986 line of toys.
@@jasonpdsi That plus the movie having already skipped ahead to 2005
2010 my foot
hhh
yeah 2010, minus about 27 or so years! you're Asiatic calendar is OFF, Japan.....
No , the series dose a time skip and the season Takes place in 2010 you idiot
@@xavieracuna7001 Iirc the timeskip is because of the lack of the movie's release, hence mystery of convoy, since the film wouldent release till vitory's run finished, the timeskip is to make everything seem later than it is t oexplain why everything changed
@@ViewpointProd They would eventually get the movie in 1989.
Dato curioso cuando finalmente llegó Ese años takara Lanzó un línea transformers titulada bienvenidos al 2010