The Japanese site E-Hobby has had several collaborations with the Transformers franchise, whether it’s action figures or other collectibles. This includes cards, with the final wave of this series now revealed and up for grabs.

Exclusivity E-leisure Transformers the cards are now in their 13th wave, with the new cards spanning the franchise’s history. Two of them are based on one of the most iconic Transformers anime ever, while the other characters involved are much more obscure. Now available for order in Japan, these cards are expected to roll out during the second month of the new year.

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E-Hobby offers the latest wave of Transformers collectible cards

Now on wave 13, the Transformers E-Hobby’s trading cards honor the brand’s history and show how the website itself became an important part of that history. Each card features a particular Transformer in their robot and alt modes, both presented in a super-deformed chibi art style. The first two are based on Optimus Prime and Megatron from the animated series. Transformers: Armadawith Prime shown in his “super” robot mode. Two much more obscure characters who receive their own cards are Crosscut and Road Rage. These figures are repaints of Generation 1 Skids and Tracks respectively, their original toys being E-Hobby exclusive versions from a long time ago. Impactor and Snarler are two characters that have primarily appeared in the G1 comics, with both overlooked Cybetronians also receiving cards.

Finally, two cards featuring Optimus Prime with various Generation 1 Autobots, as well as a depiction of Primus in his robot mode primarily based on the character’s depiction in the anime. Transformers: Cybertron. Previous waves of E-Hobby Transformers the cards have also had this same mix of obscure and traditional characters, with generation 1, generation 2, the various anime and Beast Wars being some of the timelines shown. They can all be pre-ordered now on the E-Hobby website for 980 yen, or about $6.25 USD. Although they are currently limited to Japanese customers, fans who order there can expect to receive their new deck in February 2025, 41 years after the start of the Japanese era. Transformers franchise.

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Transformers

Transformers is a media franchise produced by American toy company Hasbro and Japanese toy company Takara Tomy. It primarily follows the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons, two warring factions of alien robots who can transform into other forms, such as vehicles and animals.

First film

Transformers

Cast

Peter Cullen, Wil Wheaton, Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Luna Lauren Velez, Dominique Fishback

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