History of Transformers 1989 | G1 Victory Cartoon | Vintage Takara Toys | Micromasters Deathsaurus
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
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Let's have a look at the 1989 lineup of Transformers G1. Includes Powermaster Optimus Prime ( or God Ginrai if you prefer). And the other Micromasters, Pretenders, as well as Combiners and Breastmasters
Have a look at Decepticon / Destron Deathsaurus and Liokaiser. Star Saber and Victory Leo. Lots of holy grails to look at here. Includes tons of the old Japanese exclusives.
Also some great US based toys like Countdown and Skystalker, or pretenders like Bludgeon and Thunderwong. Some classics like Starscream, Bumblebee, Grimlock and Jazz also re-appear.
Links to Web sources:
Botch the Crab: botchthecrab.com/
Toy Collectors Guide: thetoycollectorsguide.com/
Seibertron: www.seibertron.com/
TFWiki: tfwiki.net/wiki/Main_Page
Transformerland: www.transformerland.com/
TFU.info: www.tfu.info/
Special thanks: Geoff C, Tom Hagen for their collector photos, & Mark Bellomo for his Ultimate Guide.
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Hi Ken, even though you're Asleep Great video about History of Transformers 1989 G1 Victory Cartoon Vintage Takara, keep them coming, Also your latest video was outstanding, Also Another Home run Ken!! Fantastic work on this Transformers history video. Also Ah, 1989, the second-to-last year of the 1980's.🙂 Also My most best and favorite Pretenders Autobots are the Small Autobot Pretenders from Doubleheader to Pincher, 2. My best most and favorite Autobot Mega Pretenders are: 1. Crossblades & 2. Vroom,3. My best and most favorite Autobot Ultra Pretender is Skyhammer, 4. My most and best favorite Autobot Classic Pretenders are:1.Bumblebee,2. Grimlock, & 3.Jazz, 5. My most and favorite Autobot Micromaster Patrols from Battle Patrol to Rescue Patrol, 6. My best and most favorite Autobot Micromaster Transports are:1.Erector and 2.Overload,7. My best and most favorite Autobot Micromaster Stations they are Hot House & Ironworks,8. My best and favorite Autobot Micromaster Base is Groundshaker, 9. My best and most favorite Autobot Micromaster Base is: Countdown, Also my best and most favorite Decepticon Micromaster Patrols from Air Strike Patrol to Sports Car Patrol,11. My most and best favorite Decepticon Micromaster Transports they are:1.Flatop, and 2.Roughstuff,12. My best and favorite Decepticon Micromaster Stations they are:1.Greasepit and 2.Airwave, 13. My best and favorite Decepticon Micromaster Base is Skyhopper,14. My best and most favorite large Decepticon Base is:Skystalker, 15. My best and most favorite Decepticon Pretender Monsters they are: from Birdbrain to Wildfly,16. My best and most favorite Decepticon Small Pretenders are from Bludgeon to Stranglehold,17. My best and favorite Decepticon Mega Pretender is Thunderwing, 18. My best and most favorite Decepticon Ultra Pretender is Roadblock, & 19. My best and favorite Decepticon is Classic Pretender Star scream, Also Transformers Victory is one of my favorite Japanese Animated Cartoon/ TV show of all time, Also my best and most favorite Japanese Autobots of all time was 1. Brain Master Autobot Star Saber and 2. Autobot Six Changer Great shot, and my best and most favorite Decepticon/Destron was Beast Master Deathsaurus, Also good video, Also thank you for sharing Ken, keep up the good work stay safe out there in Canada have a goodnight and lets Transform and Roll out into the next video and have a Happy Juneteenth Day.🙂💪❤️🏋️🇺🇲🟢4:57 am.
89 and Feeling Fine. Full metal vintage ❤
Another home run Ken!!! Fantastic work on this transformers history video.
It was a ton of research. I'm glad it paid off!
man this video was more than meets the eye!
And as you say that, i automatically hear the robotic transformation sound in my brain.
Ken just stopping by to say thank you for standing up for the artistshark. The guy is a good solid dude. I watched your stream with megajay. Truly appreciate you my brother.
No prob. Thx for stopping by!
Good video!
I had all the micro masters. They were my favorite toys for quite some time because I could take them anywhere.
They were fun. I used to bring them to school to play with friends.
I certainly wasn’t a transformer kid growing up as I only had two of my collection. So my knowledge of transformers is very limited and I hardly know anything outside the western audience. Thanks guy or such insightful information and no disrespect the only transformers what sparked my interest is these newer lines what came out in last 8 to 10 years when robots and vehicles resembled more what they look like in cartoon. However I did enjoy watching the cartoon growing up. Anyway great video buddy and thanks for the educational lesson
Was fun to make! Yeah for some they only got into Transformers recently, but thats the great thing about the franchise. Can get into itn any time coz it's so evergreen.
Excellent video. I still have many from the 1989 line. I believe that this year would've been much more successful with a North American cartoon series to market the toys. The gimmicks had a massive amount of potential considering that the micromasters were of compatible size with Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars. The Micromaster bases are very similar to Galoob's Micromachines line. The Classic Pretenders were a great addition for those of us who were too young for the 1984 and 1985 releases.
Yeah i remember not being able to get many of the 84 characters and the 89 Classic Pretenders were great.
I do wish for 89 we'd seen Victory Saber on this side of the pond.
Hope to see History of TF 1990 in the future.
I'll be sure to tackle this topic at some point 😎
@@ToyKennections Thanks, man.
Sleep Mode Ken is a rare Canadian variant 😮
I'll have to track it down...
1:26, if only Machine Robo had an anime akin to Victory. T_T
2:25, this was a HUUUUGE surprise for me tbh. Didn't know they released these in Japan.
5:10, but for odd reasons, the movie wasn't released in Japan until Victory came along. That was the funny thing.
7:04, thanks a BUNCH, Wheeljack!!
On a scale of ferocity, Dinobots are fierce, Monsterbots are worst and then Victory Leo who may as well be Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde as an Autobot.
9:55, and to make further retro active continuity, Greatshot is INDEED Sixshot thanks to TF Legends manga years later.
12:33, he's well known for telling Grimlock to pipe down when talking to Primus in the Marvel Comics so he's got that going for him. Oh wait....I remember now, he's the one who beat the crap out of Bludgeon when Bumblebee lead him in that sewer. XD Now this kid literally has 2 things going for him.
14:50, ROFL
7:29, there was a Japanese magazine that have him compare sizes to the super combo of the Sentai mecha - Super Turbo Robo from Kosoku Sentai Turboranger.
16:01, looks more like a He-man character to me and thank you for giving his name. I really wanted to know since everyone in the M Comics didn't call his name from what I recalled. That or I wasn't paying attention.
Looks like Zarak has competition.
17:09, no doubt that gave the Marvel comics a reason to why none of them use their Outer shells after a few issues in.
18:15, the GIANT cockatrice of dooooom!
18:20, ROFL
19:20, uugggghh. I'm still looking for his head and Drillhorn! X_X
20:29, Grimlock vs these guys.
22:24, I think this was the one that was repurposed for the J-Decker toyline.
23:00, I love Storm Cloud and Whisper thanks to their WFC toys.
23:46, cool sword.
24:19, he was originally going to be part of the original treatment to TF Victory and I can see why.
Not to mention, the Brave Series which kickstarted transforming robots and reinvigorating the super robot genre in the real of 90's Japan animation.
Thank you for the thoughtful comment!
@@ToyKennections No prob. Just speaking what I say best.
First time viewing... and you know... your voice to me sounds close to Casey Kasem. Could you be the next Cliffjumper, Bluestreak, or Teletraan One voice?
Best... comment... EVER!
Ah, 1989, the second-to-last year of the 80s. 😉
I feel gaslit...
And I guess 2000 isn't the new Millennium 😎
@@ToyKennections Just a pet peeve of mine about how our calendar works. There is no year 0 in our calendar. So the first decade is years 1-10 AD and the 199th decade ran 1981-1990. But 99% of the world doesn’t view it that way, so you’re all good.
@@joshua2814 imagine the number of corrections I'd have to deal with if I called 1990 as part of the 80s, lol.
@@ToyKennections I do appreciate these histories, btw. Like another commenter here, I never collected TF and know it more from the media. So, I'm learning a lot.
I became generation x because I stopped giving a f because they took away my awesome cartoon and toys lol I bleed Energon lol