I'm surprised the Brave Series never made it on here. When Transformers popularity was waning in Japan in the early 90s, Takara approached Sunrise to make a spiritual successor to Transformers called The Brave Series starting with Brave Exkaiser. Things got real funny though when Beast Wars got popular in Japan. Btw fun fact a lot of the toys in the Brave Series were repurporsed Transformers toys alongside original toys.
I'm surprised the Brave series and Gear Fighter Dendoh nor Gunbuster was on Toonami. You think it'd be a grand slam dunk on Toonami if they wanted the kid demographic to get hooked on robots? They already have it!
5:48 YES Korean toyline spotlight! It’s an easy misconception but Sonokong was just the distributor of Choirock Contents Factory’s IP. Mecard is still popular in its country to this day where they’re reissuing the originals in "Remastered" solid colors. In its 10 years they had several Mecard iterations with RC cars, tiny Dinos, yokai Ghosts, bursting Bbasha bumpers, and Balls. Not to mention similar offshoots with their own takes on slot cars and Beyblades. Choirock’s other decade-long IP Hello Carbot has had hundreds of unique transformer toys, but when most of them are at Leader size and price point that might be a hard sell in bargain hunting America.
Yes, I myself am one of the very few Americans that know and like Turning Mecard. I even own a reissue of Gryphynx, a mecardimal combiner that was never released by Mattel. Thank you for mentioning and giving a spotlight to Turning Mecard. (P.S. Unitrobo is actually related to Gobots!)
Dont know if youve covered this already, but Switch-And-Go Dinos were another line that had vehicles turn into dinosaurs, they were very cool though. i recommend covering them.
God, I remember as a kid trying to actually watch show, but right after that episode with the monkeys, CN was like off the air for a bit, and then when channel was back the show just was gone
Hi. I'm a south korean who came across this vid. Turning Mecard was a big hit here, and people lined up from 4 am just to get a hold of these. The lineup did end, but got a S2 called Turning mecard W, and a lot of offsprings, as all hits do, like dino mecard and so on, with exclusive gimics in each. But the anime didnt do as well, so I'm not hearing more. Then some of the designs got into Carbot, another transforming anime, and got this magnetic combining-auto transformation thing. Turning Mecard got a reboot, with the toys getting an upgrade in design and rigidity, and also got a High Grade line too, where you transform them to look more like the in anime look. Also, mirine 미리내 means 은하수, the milky way in pure korean.
I remember I had a transforming toy that consisted of two cars that crashed and connected with a magnet to transform into something that looked kinda like a dragon. Your video made me search more info about them and it seems they're called "Collision deformation toys" or something like that. I think it would be interesting if you covered these in a future video.
I remember watching the tenkai knight show when i was younger. I use to really want a toy of one of the characters, but the problem for 8 year old me was that all stores close to me stopped selling them :(
There is a similar set of toys that worked like Mecard but they used a disc instead of a card. You push the car forward to the disc and the disc goes into a magnetic spot inside of the cars bumper (or front if it's a tank or other vehicle), the car does a frontflip and unlocks itself so the flip helps it to transform as it springs into action. The toys were known as Screechers
Yeah I like the DND dice lings. I actually searched them up and they turned out to be pretty cheap and cool. But this video will probably get me back into those toys. Good eye Jake! 👍👍
If you love that than you’ll definitely love the show Kamen Rider Build. He’s power system is very similar to these toys combining 2 random objects into powerful armour.
11:41 holy shit, i remember this series! i dont remember much if anything, but i instantly recognised those designs. i think i got reconnected with a long forgotten part of my childhood
You should look into the long forgotten ReKonstructors. A strange mix between Transformers and Bionicle. There was a video made around 4 years ago on the topic, but I think you could do the subject matter much more "justice".
tenkai knights was amazing the show as well cause it had top tier voice acting legends in it johnny young bosch yuri lowenthal bryce papenbrook benjamin diskin steve blum mat mercer to name a few. rewatched it recently and it still holds up, except for the jungle arc honestly
Oh man, I'd loooovveee to see how Unit Roborn's lore goes cuz they definitely cooking with this one. I've never seen a toy that looks like the company both ran out of ideas and being absurdly creative at the same time.
Goosebumps, man. Brings back memories. Can't wait to see other 80's toons you remember. There are a few that were "can't believe we seen this as kids". Omg, like that weird guy that looked like a woman that sat down to take off his legs... We didn't care if he was gay, the guy was beautifully badass. I wish I remember the name of the show🥲
holy shit i completely forgot about tenkai knights. i got the red guy and the blue guy as a gift a while back and loved playing with them. the perfect pocket toy for waiting in doctors rooms or restaurants
I was gonna comment on how the dicelings gave me Bakugan vibes but then the setup for the Mecard segment happened This actually reminded me to get back into watching the series now
The Tenkai Knights anime (starring Johnny Yong Bosch) was broadcast on Cartoon Network’s death slot… 6:00 in the freaking morning. (Oh yeah, and also, SD Gundam Force sucked, I will never get over the fact they approved a Gundam with a mouth)
I still have the how to tran your dragon tenkai knights set amost complete. It was the coolest thing to me as a kid, and i have a soft spot for this toy line, so good
There are new Transformers clones called Gigabots. They change into spheres, but first you need to assemble them. I don't know if they can transform when you assemble them, or if you need to disassemble them, but the concept was interesting. Also my favourite Hot Wheels sets that can transform like Transformers were Ballistiks. They're cars that can turn into balls. If only i could find some and buy them, but unfortunately they don't seem to be around anymore
The most recent MASK toy was a Matt Trakker action figure that was released as part of the GI Joe toyline some time ago. Unfortunately without his vehicle.
It's still surprising that Streetwise is a name for one of the Hot Wheels Modifighters at one point. It was originally a name for one of the Protectobots from the Transformers before the trademark was lost.
If there's one toyline that surprises me that hasn't been mentioned yet, it's monsuno. They were these animal hybrids that folded up then got placed into cylinders which you would launch and have another cylinder hit it to spring out said hybrids.
As a kid I really enjoyed the Hot Wheels Modifighter flash game, but the toyline had already ended by the time I was playing it. I'm upset now that the only ones I can find on Ebay are absurdly expensive.
Your the reason I got in to transformers I watch the old live Live action movies with my dad and I never really got in to it Till I found your videos.😊
3:40 - Hell it got two movies! We don't like talking about the other one..... 9:30 - Oh yeah I got a few of these, saw these in the store out of the blue and my neurons just went off. Got all of the smaller Tenkai Knights, wish I could have gotten all the bigger ones.
11:03 It's a Cultural Thing like Shinkalion, Earth Granner, and Drive Head, where the 2D animation was set in the Humans' Perspective and the 3D animation was set by the Robots' perspective.
9:42 I can't believe I'm actually seeing someone talk about Tenkai Knights in 2024, I feel like it's been ages since I've seen anything for this series...
Jake does Ultraman Egg toys count? The premise is simple an egg that could transform's into an Ultraman or a Kaiju .You should include it ur next video for this series
Omg, I've been wondering for years what this transformer i had as little kid was that had a water gun on it, but it turns out it was one of these modifighters!
There are plushies that can transform called reversible octopuses and there is a series called reversible racemates where they have a teddy bear that turns into a nascar.
Bionicle is mainly inspired by Polynesian mythology, which features magical masks in some capacity. So the MASK connection is coincidental. Funny enough, Hasbro is supposedly working on a MASK movie that will tie it into GI Joe and Transformers. That's why John Cena's character was named Tracker - he seems to have been intended as Matt Tracker's older brother. And yeah, Hasbro owns it now. D&D has actually had a few movies now, it's just that all the others have been depressing flops. This was the first genuinely, almost inarguably, good one. I absolutely LOVE Dicelings, and the Mimic was one I knew I NEEDED as soon as I saw it. Wow, DICE brings back some memories. I can't say it has THE least likeable protagonist ever, but there aren't a lot of others that beat it. He's still about as insufferable as Kicker Jones though.
I forgot to mention, Dicelings are SO Transformers adjacent (being made by Hasbro and all) that they have almost identically designed instruction sheets, just with the D&D logo instead of Transformers.
ngl the Transformers logo shown at the start of the video made me spend a solid 10 minutes going through old photos in my phone making sure that wasn't made by me, I had made something pretty similar a few years ago for a proposed new TFwiki logo.
I would want to see someone use a tenkai knights brick transformer to modify it as a LEGO transformer by putting some hinges and wheels and stuff and make it transform without partsforming (I think it would be easier if you just use the bigger tenkai knights brick figures)
I’m pretty sure M.A.S.K. is now owned by Hasbro as they intended for MASK to be in the TF Cinematic Universe (which TF5 both, kicked off and killed), but Michael Bay vetoed the idea because they ‘already did the MASK thing with stealth force in TF3: DotM’
Again using this as a forum to bring to light another transformers clone that I vaguely remember, where’s it’s an inner frame robot that had modular armor parts that shell form around its contorted body to form the vehicle or add onto another to simply pump out the robot mode
That sounds like about half of the characters in the 2001 Transformers: Robots in Disguise. But also a line of "premium" figures that came out during the 2007 movie, which didn't actually transform their vehicle mode parts; you'd take off the armor pieces, wad up the robot, and attach separate vehicle parts onto them. I forget that they were called but they sucked.
Now that you're talking about some korean transforming robot brands, may I introduce you to Metal Cardbot? They're a series of standard transformers-style designs with clear plastic "Metal cards" that power them up with a variety of weapons and armor. The new season, Metal Cardbot S, has even more involved metal card weapons- even if they're really stretching the definition of "Card"... regardless, it's a line that holds a ton of promise!
Hotwheels Modifighters don’t look like actual Hotwheels cars. If you saw them in a flea market without their actual packaging, you would’ve assumed they were transformers bootleg toys. (Oh wait, some of them have the Hotwheels logo in the front of the car!)
I had a few robot dinosaur transforming car toys as a kid but I don’t remember what they were called. They had screens for eyes which changed when transformed. I remember the Triceratops was blue. It might have been VTech but it would be good for another video
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We are so back
We've never been more back
@@dumbjakeworld I’m not
@@jimmyrobot3170 I’m so behind
“I can’t believe It’s not transformers “
What, not Transformers!
Could it be transformers?
I'm surprised the Brave Series never made it on here. When Transformers popularity was waning in Japan in the early 90s, Takara approached Sunrise to make a spiritual successor to Transformers called The Brave Series starting with Brave Exkaiser. Things got real funny though when Beast Wars got popular in Japan.
Btw fun fact a lot of the toys in the Brave Series were repurporsed Transformers toys alongside original toys.
I'm surprised the Brave series and Gear Fighter Dendoh nor Gunbuster was on Toonami. You think it'd be a grand slam dunk on Toonami if they wanted the kid demographic to get hooked on robots? They already have it!
I LOVED IONIX. I LOVED TENKAI KNIGHTS.
To this day, I still question why…
ME TOO
Man, Dicelings really broke my heart with them being discontinuted, I was really hoping we'd get a blue dragon to finish off the chromatic dragons.
5:48 YES Korean toyline spotlight! It’s an easy misconception but Sonokong was just the distributor of Choirock Contents Factory’s IP. Mecard is still popular in its country to this day where they’re reissuing the originals in "Remastered" solid colors. In its 10 years they had several Mecard iterations with RC cars, tiny Dinos, yokai Ghosts, bursting Bbasha bumpers, and Balls. Not to mention similar offshoots with their own takes on slot cars and Beyblades.
Choirock’s other decade-long IP Hello Carbot has had hundreds of unique transformer toys, but when most of them are at Leader size and price point that might be a hard sell in bargain hunting America.
This is very informative, thank you!
Yes, I myself am one of the very few Americans that know and like Turning Mecard. I even own a reissue of Gryphynx, a mecardimal combiner that was never released by Mattel. Thank you for mentioning and giving a spotlight to Turning Mecard. (P.S. Unitrobo is actually related to Gobots!)
I need this guy to cover Tobot one of these days
@@WaksWorld05 with all the variations.
no tobot?
Dont know if youve covered this already, but Switch-And-Go Dinos were another line that had vehicles turn into dinosaurs, they were very cool though. i recommend covering them.
Yep check part 2
What's crazy about Unitorobo, is that they're part of Machine Robo lines, which is the Japanese origin for Gobots.
I'm so glad someone is actually going over Tenkai Knights. I remembered this when I was younger.
God, I remember as a kid trying to actually watch show, but right after that episode with the monkeys, CN was like off the air for a bit, and then when channel was back the show just was gone
Hi. I'm a south korean who came across this vid.
Turning Mecard was a big hit here, and people lined up from 4 am just to get a hold of these.
The lineup did end, but got a S2 called Turning mecard W, and a lot of offsprings, as all hits do, like dino mecard and so on, with exclusive gimics in each.
But the anime didnt do as well, so I'm not hearing more.
Then some of the designs got into Carbot, another transforming anime, and got this magnetic combining-auto transformation thing.
Turning Mecard got a reboot, with the toys getting an upgrade in design and rigidity, and also got a High Grade line too, where you transform them to look more like the in anime look.
Also, mirine 미리내 means 은하수, the milky way in pure korean.
Awesome thanks for this info!
Turning Mecard & Tenkai Knights were my childood!!!! :3
Gonna hit that “libbertize” every time I gotta get in my car to go to work
good channel, transformers my childhood
Those Unitroborn might be my new favorite thing...
I remember I had a transforming toy that consisted of two cars that crashed and connected with a magnet to transform into something that looked kinda like a dragon.
Your video made me search more info about them and it seems they're called "Collision deformation toys" or something like that.
I think it would be interesting if you covered these in a future video.
Could it be 'hello carbot'
This just reminded me of those Beyblade’s that transformed into the bit beasts
I very vaguely remember watching D.I.C.E. as a kid
Ah yes, my favorite Unit Robo: PenPineappleApplePen.
I remember watching the tenkai knight show when i was younger. I use to really want a toy of one of the characters, but the problem for 8 year old me was that all stores close to me stopped selling them :(
There is a similar set of toys that worked like Mecard but they used a disc instead of a card. You push the car forward to the disc and the disc goes into a magnetic spot inside of the cars bumper (or front if it's a tank or other vehicle), the car does a frontflip and unlocks itself so the flip helps it to transform as it springs into action. The toys were known as Screechers
Waiting for when you talk about Tobot in one of these videos. It is quite the rabbit hole for “non transforming transformers stuff”
Yeah I like the DND dice lings. I actually searched them up and they turned out to be pretty cheap and cool. But this video will probably get me back into those toys. Good eye Jake! 👍👍
HOLY SHIT IM IN LOVE WITH THAT LAST ONE
If you love that than you’ll definitely love the show Kamen Rider Build. He’s power system is very similar to these toys combining 2 random objects into powerful armour.
11:41 holy shit, i remember this series! i dont remember much if anything, but i instantly recognised those designs. i think i got reconnected with a long forgotten part of my childhood
Tenkai knights!?, jesus...its been a while since ive heard that, god i miss those days...they were the best
Love your videos!!! I actually wqtch the other two a lot
finally new upload yeah
You should look into the long forgotten ReKonstructors. A strange mix between Transformers and Bionicle. There was a video made around 4 years ago on the topic, but I think you could do the subject matter much more "justice".
lts go
tenkai knights was amazing
the show as well cause it had top tier voice acting legends in it
johnny young bosch
yuri lowenthal
bryce papenbrook
benjamin diskin
steve blum
mat mercer
to name a few. rewatched it recently and it still holds up, except for the jungle arc honestly
Oh man, I'd loooovveee to see how Unit Roborn's lore goes cuz they definitely cooking with this one.
I've never seen a toy that looks like the company both ran out of ideas and being absurdly creative at the same time.
I'm loving watching your videos, I can tell you for sure that you're not dumb at all!
"We love an ozempic King"
Certified banger
Dicelings look really cool
Goosebumps, man. Brings back memories. Can't wait to see other 80's toons you remember. There are a few that were "can't believe we seen this as kids". Omg, like that weird guy that looked like a woman that sat down to take off his legs... We didn't care if he was gay, the guy was beautifully badass. I wish I remember the name of the show🥲
holy shit i completely forgot about tenkai knights. i got the red guy and the blue guy as a gift a while back and loved playing with them. the perfect pocket toy for waiting in doctors rooms or restaurants
I was gonna comment on how the dicelings gave me Bakugan vibes but then the setup for the Mecard segment happened
This actually reminded me to get back into watching the series now
Dicelings have far more in common with Beast Box than Bakugan, really.
As a bakugan fan i must admit the mecards are pretty damn cool lmao 😂
The Tenkai Knights anime (starring Johnny Yong Bosch) was broadcast on Cartoon Network’s death slot… 6:00 in the freaking morning. (Oh yeah, and also, SD Gundam Force sucked, I will never get over the fact they approved a Gundam with a mouth)
SD Gundam Force was an attempt at getting preschoolers to buy Gunpla.
@@OtakuUnitedStudio Imagine if we got Doozy Bots instead.
@@LegitThatDude Might have been an improvement
Tyco Robo-Bloxx was another brick built transforming toy line from the 80's. It was obscure but worth checking out.
I still have the how to tran your dragon tenkai knights set amost complete. It was the coolest thing to me as a kid, and i have a soft spot for this toy line, so good
The GOAT have arrived...
(Mecard was my childhood❤)
Tenkai knights mentioned in 2024
Holy hell
There are new Transformers clones called Gigabots. They change into spheres, but first you need to assemble them. I don't know if they can transform when you assemble them, or if you need to disassemble them, but the concept was interesting.
Also my favourite Hot Wheels sets that can transform like Transformers were Ballistiks. They're cars that can turn into balls. If only i could find some and buy them, but unfortunately they don't seem to be around anymore
The most recent MASK toy was a Matt Trakker action figure that was released as part of the GI Joe toyline some time ago. Unfortunately without his vehicle.
It's still surprising that Streetwise is a name for one of the Hot Wheels Modifighters at one point. It was originally a name for one of the Protectobots from the Transformers before the trademark was lost.
I love these videos only kind i can find
If there's one toyline that surprises me that hasn't been mentioned yet, it's monsuno. They were these animal hybrids that folded up then got placed into cylinders which you would launch and have another cylinder hit it to spring out said hybrids.
As a kid I really enjoyed the Hot Wheels Modifighter flash game, but the toyline had already ended by the time I was playing it.
I'm upset now that the only ones I can find on Ebay are absurdly expensive.
Your the reason I got in to transformers I watch the old live Live action movies with my dad and I never really got in to it Till
I found your videos.😊
Fun fact, MASK exists in Transformers Prime! It's a divison of Unit:E and made the prototype that Optimus scanned as his Season 3 alt-mode!
3:40 - Hell it got two movies! We don't like talking about the other one.....
9:30 - Oh yeah I got a few of these, saw these in the store out of the blue and my neurons just went off. Got all of the smaller Tenkai Knights, wish I could have gotten all the bigger ones.
11:03 It's a Cultural Thing like Shinkalion, Earth Granner, and Drive Head, where the 2D animation was set in the Humans' Perspective and the 3D animation was set by the Robots' perspective.
9:42 I can't believe I'm actually seeing someone talk about Tenkai Knights in 2024, I feel like it's been ages since I've seen anything for this series...
I am trying to figure out the game the plays in the background at 2:03
D.I.C.E. s2, which never aired on TV, was a fantastic season
Can't believe we got 3 episodes deep without mentioning the transformable gundams like Zeta or ZZ
Jake does Ultraman Egg toys count? The premise is simple an egg that could transform's into an Ultraman or a Kaiju .You should include it ur next video for this series
A random Anomalocaris suddenly appears...
Omg, I've been wondering for years what this transformer i had as little kid was that had a water gun on it, but it turns out it was one of these modifighters!
Yes! you mentioned Mecard!
WOOO FINALLY THE TENKAI KNIGHTS MENTION
Finally some good fucking toys
There are plushies that can transform called reversible octopuses and there is a series called reversible racemates where they have a teddy bear that turns into a nascar.
Bionicle is mainly inspired by Polynesian mythology, which features magical masks in some capacity. So the MASK connection is coincidental.
Funny enough, Hasbro is supposedly working on a MASK movie that will tie it into GI Joe and Transformers. That's why John Cena's character was named Tracker - he seems to have been intended as Matt Tracker's older brother. And yeah, Hasbro owns it now.
D&D has actually had a few movies now, it's just that all the others have been depressing flops. This was the first genuinely, almost inarguably, good one.
I absolutely LOVE Dicelings, and the Mimic was one I knew I NEEDED as soon as I saw it.
Wow, DICE brings back some memories. I can't say it has THE least likeable protagonist ever, but there aren't a lot of others that beat it. He's still about as insufferable as Kicker Jones though.
I forgot to mention, Dicelings are SO Transformers adjacent (being made by Hasbro and all) that they have almost identically designed instruction sheets, just with the D&D logo instead of Transformers.
I don't remember if you've talked about DinoTrux yet, but I couldn't go ten minutes without hearing about them as a kid.
I really want mecard geryon so much
ngl the Transformers logo shown at the start of the video made me spend a solid 10 minutes going through old photos in my phone making sure that wasn't made by me, I had made something pretty similar a few years ago for a proposed new TFwiki logo.
that goofy robot frame in thumbnail
I love Beast Boxes and Tenkai Knights
Tenkai knights is one of the most best series of all time
Tenkai knights mentioned‼️🗣️🔥
AAhhh I remember DICE. seemed like it had potential. both transformers and zoids could learn a thing or two from them.
I remember getting some tenkai knights when I was younger
I would want to see someone use a tenkai knights brick transformer to modify it as a LEGO transformer by putting some hinges and wheels and stuff and make it transform without partsforming (I think it would be easier if you just use the bigger tenkai knights brick figures)
I’m pretty sure M.A.S.K. is now owned by Hasbro as they intended for MASK to be in the TF Cinematic Universe (which TF5 both, kicked off and killed), but Michael Bay vetoed the idea because they ‘already did the MASK thing with stealth force in TF3: DotM’
Again using this as a forum to bring to light another transformers clone that I vaguely remember, where’s it’s an inner frame robot that had modular armor parts that shell form around its contorted body to form the vehicle or add onto another to simply pump out the robot mode
That sounds like about half of the characters in the 2001 Transformers: Robots in Disguise. But also a line of "premium" figures that came out during the 2007 movie, which didn't actually transform their vehicle mode parts; you'd take off the armor pieces, wad up the robot, and attach separate vehicle parts onto them. I forget that they were called but they sucked.
@ Yep the latter was what I had in mind.
Now that you're talking about some korean transforming robot brands, may I introduce you to Metal Cardbot? They're a series of standard transformers-style designs with clear plastic "Metal cards" that power them up with a variety of weapons and armor. The new season, Metal Cardbot S, has even more involved metal card weapons- even if they're really stretching the definition of "Card"... regardless, it's a line that holds a ton of promise!
I remember leaving a comment on the last one about another hotwheels one but unable to find it, thank you for finding it I'm now searching ebay 😂
yo considering you posted about Beyblade before, have you covered about early plastic beyblades that actually transforms into their beasts?
This is peak!
I have A GREEN one of these Modifier Hot Wheels... Doors went Missing of course but I have one
i used to have the figure of the Red DICE member without his mech tho i wonder if i can still find it in my pile of stuff
completely forgot about tenkai knights. Lost the few that I had but I still have the 3ds game.
Thank you crocodile man
You gotta talk about Kamen Rider when you make another one of these videos. The show has transforming soft drink cans and Fast Food robots.
I'm interested
And others! We could do a full video on just Kamen Rider transforming toys. Kamen Rider W had gadgets that could turn into animals too.
@@dumbjakeworldI mean on paper the entire show is about screaming the word Transform and dramatically posing
Hotwheels Modifighters don’t look like actual Hotwheels cars. If you saw them in a flea market without their actual packaging, you would’ve assumed they were transformers bootleg toys. (Oh wait, some of them have the Hotwheels logo in the front of the car!)
Bro I remember tenkai knights ads 💀😭🙏
D.I.C.E. Was the grandfather of switch and go Dino’s
I had a few robot dinosaur transforming car toys as a kid but I don’t remember what they were called. They had screens for eyes which changed when transformed. I remember the Triceratops was blue. It might have been VTech but it would be good for another video
Switch and Go dinos, watch part 2 I covered them there
@@dumbjakeworld yeah that seems to be it, it just wasn't the exact version of it that I had
I will bring back tenkai knight I love that show.
I actually used to have one of those Ionix toys. Don't know what happened to it tho.
I own a lot of Mech Cards since I live in South Korea
FINALLY TTTTTEEEENNNNKKKKAAAAAIIII KKKKKNNNIIIIGGGGHHHHTTTTSSS! it's just so peak
I like the Carmas Tree-Rex!
1:30 VENOM is also as good to the point as EVIL Every Villain Is Lemons😂🍋
I remember the Tenkai Knights game, it was bad and I got it accidentally when I meant to get LBx and it probs stunted my interest in mecha.
do yall remember/ know about Beast Wars? ( basically transformers before it became its own brand and when it aird in 1996)
TENKAI NIGHTS MENTUONED!!!
Have you done Alpha-bots by Lakeshore learning yet? They're transforming letters for little kids.
TENKEI KNIGHTS MENTIONED