never understood powermasters, and also, MORE ANIMATED FIGS SIGHTED!I don't know were from because he didn't specify.
he found starscream, bumblebee, lockdown, and prowl. he said he also saw that they had a lot of the megatron vs. optimus two packs when he went up there for $21.00

Surprising how the only European exclusives were the "Power Masters" (not "Powermasters", as the page states. Might wanna fix that).

Here's a question:
Does anybody know what the names were meant to be for the other two Autorollers? I mean the plane and the armored vehicle, not the two repaints that were made into Autobots. And I don't mean the BWII names, either, I have never been able to figure out if there were names or not.

Probably the guy who would know the names of the four flip-changers that would become the eight Machine Wars basics.

In other words, if anyone knew their names, they might not be known anymore.

Hm. I would have said the jet and armored vehicle autorollers never recieved names. But they were G2 molds intended for release during G2 which never happened so they must have been given an assigned name by Hasbro way back when...
And many fans think the Power Masters are blocky crap. But aren't they just G2 versions of the movie's Cyber Slammers gimmick?

Not too bad.

The Convoy Laserdisc set is missing from the 1994 section and so is the Megatron Laserdisc set from 1995. I say this because each was given an ID number like all the other figures in Japan were. The Convoy set was C-376 and the Megatron set was D-342.

Is the next page updated going to be 1996 with the Japanese versions of Go-Bot Prime, Megs, and Soundwave?

And then 1997 with the JBW figures like Shadow Panther, Volcano Playset, Convobat vs. Megalligator (CD Edition), and Super Hybrid Model Galvatron?

Then 1998 with Grizzly-1, Double Punch, and Beast Wars II?

Then 1999 with Beast Wars Neo, and X-9 Jaguar (Ravage)?

I think that the Pull back and go Power Masters were also released in Australia - possibly also New Zealand - they were not just out in Europe.

Mighty Maximal: Yea, Auctralia and New Zeland got European AND US releases from 1991-1995.

The odd thing is the Power Masters they got were US versions. Yes, you read that right. They were in the same type of packaging as the US releases, and were printed with Hasbro's Rhode Island address.