Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers Beast Wars

YEAR

1997

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars
C-1	Convoy	Optimus Primal	Gorilla. Released July 1997. Identical to Hasbros version although the missiles are thinner	2980	Photo
C-2	Whiteclaw	Polar Claw	Polar Bear. Released July 1997. Identical to Hasbros version	2280	Photo
C-3	Cheetus	Cheetor	Cheetah. Released July 1997. Two versions were released, version 1: red eyed version similar to Hasbros second version of Cheetor which came in the smooth blister packaging. Version 2: Green eyed cheetah with red robot eyes. This version featured a remould to keep the cheetah head pointing forward in robot mode.	1500	Gallery
C-4	Dinobot		Velociraptor. Released July 1997. The initial release was identical to Hasbros version, later released were recoloured to resemble the CGI character	1500	Photo
C-5	Rattle	Rattrap	Norway Rat. Released July 1997. The initial release was identical to Hasbros version, later released were recoloured to resemble the CGI character	750	Photo
C-6	Convobat	Optimus Primal	Vampire Bat. Released July 1997. Identical to Hasbros version	750	Photo
C-7	Rhinox		African black rhinoceros. Released November 1997, Recoloured version of Hasbros release, features grey & brown colouring.	1500	Photo
C-8	Tigatron		Coloured pure white unlike the off white Hasbro version. Siberian tiger. Released November 1997. Also made available in North America through Hasbro's online Toy Shop in 2000 for $19.99 USD.	1500	Gallery
C-9	Howlinger	Wolfang	Timber wolf. Released December 1997	1500	Gallery
Special
VS-S1	Convobat VS Megalligator		Amazon Showdown Special Version. Features a CD-Rom containing video clips from the Beast Wars cartoon, tech specs and drawings to be printed and coloured in. According to the tech specs fr this set, the figures are the original Convoy & Megatron. Convobat is a red redeco of C-6 Convobat.	2980	Photo
VS-X1	Armor VS Snapper	Armordillo	"Volcano Showdown" Volcano play set. Comes with two Transformers, Armor the armordillo (Cybertron) and Snapper, a snapping turtle (Destron). The figures are unchanged from the Hasbro release	3980	Photo

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars
D-1	Megatron		Purple Tyrannosaurus Rex. Released July 1997. Identical to Hasbro's version	2980	Photo
D-2	Scorpos	Scorponok	African black scorpion. Released July 1997, Initial release was identical to Hasbros version, later released were redecoed to better resemble the CGI character	2280	Photo
D-3	Waspeeter	Waspinator	Wasp. Released July 1997. Slight redeco from Hasbros version, featuring brighter green and yellow colours	1500	Photo
D-4	Tarans	Tarantulas	Spider. Released July 1997. Initial release was identical to Hasbros version, later released were recoloured to resemble the CGI character model	1500	Photo
D-5	Terrorsaurer	Terrorsaur	Pteranodon. Released July 1997. Initial release was identical to Hasbros version, later versions were coloured as the CGI model featuring a yellow beak and the green colouring was removed from the beast modes back.	750	Photo 1 Photo 2
D-6	Megalligator	Megatron	Alligator. Released July 1997. Identical to Hasbro's version	750	Photo
D-7	Shadow Panther		Black & yellow redeco of Cheetus, Japanese exclusive but also available to North America through Hasbro's online Toy Shop in 2000 for $19.99 USD. Released October 1997	1500	Gallery
D-8	Black Widow	Blackarachnia	Black Widow spider. Redeco of Tarans. Released November 1997. Featured minor colour differences from Hasbros version	1500	Gallery
D-9	Buzz Saw		Jacket wasp. Redeco of Waspeeter. Released December 1997. Featured minor colour differences from Hasbros version	1500	Gallery
Special
VS-S1	Convobat VS Megalligator		Amazon Showdown Special Version. Features a CD-Rom containing video clips from the Beast Wars cartoon, tech specs and drawings to be printed and coloured in. According to the tech specs fr this set, the figures are the original Convoy & Megatron. Convobat is a red redeco of C-6 Convobat.	2980	Photo
VS-X1	Armor VS Snapper		"Volcano Showdown" Volcano play set. Comes with two Transformers, Armor the armordillo (Cybertron) and Snapper, a snapping turtle (Destron). The figures are unchanged from the Hasbro release	3980	Photo

VS

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Versus Sets
VS-1	Convoy V Megatron		"Strongest Beast Showdown". Repackaged C-1 & D-1. Released August 1997	5800	Photo
VS-2	Whiteclaw V Scorpos		"Arctic Showdown". Repackaged C-2 & D-2. Released August 1997	4500	Photo
VS-3	Cheetus V Waspeeter		"Showdown of the Quickest". Repackaged C-3 (green eyed version) & D-3. Released August 1997	2980	Photo
VS-4	Dinobot vs Tarans		"Brutal Showdown". Repackaged C-4 & D-4. Released August 1997	2980	Photo
VS-5	Rattle V Terrorsaurer		"Showdown on the Rocky Mountain". Repackaged C-5 & D-5. Released August 1997	1480	Photo
VS-6	Convobat vs Megaligator		"Showdown at the Amazon." Repackaged C-6 & D-6. Released August 1997	1480	Photo
VS-7	Rhinox V Shadow Panther		"Showdown in the Wilderness." Repackaged C-7 & D-7. Released November 1997	2980	Photo
VS-8	Tigatron V Black Widow		"Showdown in the Deep Forest." Repackaged C-8 & D-8. Released November 1997	2980	Photo
VS-9	Howlinger V Buzz Saw		"Showdown in the Darkness". Repackaged C-9 & D-9. Released December 1997	2980	Photo

 

YEAR

1998

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars
C-1	Real Grey Type Convoy		Subtle paint application changes, lighter blue etc to look like the cartoon version. Sticker put on Box window saying "Special Convoy Commemorating 20 Million Figures Sold! Limited to Japan! Real Grey Type Convoy Figure". Commemorates 20 million Beast Wars toys sold worldwide. Released in January 1998, this was a running change made to C-1 Convoy at the tail end of the initial Beast Wars series.	2980	Photo
C-10	Airazor		Falcon. Released January 1998. Identical to Hasbro's version	750	Photo
C-11	Cybershark		Hammerhead shark. Released January 1998. Identical to Hasbro's version	1500	Gallery
Beast Wars Second
C-12	Apache	B'Boom	Identical to Hasbros' B'Boom. Mandrill & attack platform. Released March 1998	2280
C-13	Bighorn	Bonecrusher	Bison. Redeco of Hasbro's Bonecrusher (white body repainted red). Released March 1998	1500
C-14	Tasmania Kid	Snarl	Tasmanian Devil. Identical to Hasbro's release of Snarl. Released March 1998	750
C-15	Scuba	Claw Jaw	Giant Squid. Identical to Hasbro's release. Released March 1998	750
C-16	Lio Convoy		Released May 1998. White lion with golden mane. Head identical to Optimus Prime and has an opening hatch on his chest with the matrix. Also made available in North America through Hasbro's online Toy Shop in 2000 for $34.99 USD.	2980	Gallery
C-17	Bigmos	Transquito	Mosquito. Redeco of Hasbro's Transquito. Released May 1998	2280
C-18	Powerhug	Retrax	Pill bug. Blue Retrax redeco. Released May 1998	1500
C-19	Tonbot	Jetstorm	Dragonfly. Red Jetstorm redeco. Released May 1998	1500
C-20	Mantis	Manterror	Praying Mantis. Minor redeco of Hasbro's Manterror. Released May 1998	1500
C-21	Drillnuts	Drill Bit	Boll Weevil. Redeco of Hasbros's Drill Bit. Released May 1998	750
C-22	Scissorboy	Powerpinch	Earwig. Identical to Hasbro's Powerpinch. Released May 1998	750
C-23	D.J	Cicadacon	Cicada. Redeco of Hasbro's release. Combines with Motorarm & Gimlet to form Tripledacus.	900
C-24	Motorarm	Ram Horn	Rhinoceros beetle. Redeco of Hasbro's releae of Ram Horn. Combines with D.J & Gimlet to form Tripledacus.	900
C-25	Gimlet	Sea Clamp	Lobster. Redeco of Hasbro's release. Combines with D.J & Motorarm to form Tripledacus.	1200
C-26	Lio Junior	Prowl	Lion. Redeco of Hasbros' release. Combines with Skywarp & Santon to form Magnaboss.	780
C-27	Skywarp	Silverbolt	Bald Eagle. Redeco of Hasbros' release. Combines with Lio Junior & Santon to form Magnaboss.	1100
C-28	Santon	Ironhide	African elephant. Redeco of Hasbros' release. Combines with Lio Junior & Skywarp to form Magnaboss.	1200
Special
S-2	Moon		Transforms into a rabbit. The character watched over events on Gaea. Moon is also a "view master" allowing you to see various characters through his chest. Released October 1998	980
X-2	Diver & Niagra Base	Spittor	Niagra play set w/ bright green Spittor redeco	4500
X-3	Tripledacus	Tripredacus	Giftset of D.J, Motorarm & Gimlet	2980
X-4	Magnaboss		Giftset of Lio Junior, Skywarp & Santon	2980
X-5	Ikard & Tako Tank		Blue redeco of Scuba w/ Tako (octopus) Tank play set with water shooting action, grasping claws & built in cycle for Ikard to ride	3980
Role Play
	Cybertron Buster		Role Play gun
Exclusives
C-1	Skeleton Type Convoy		Toys R Us exclusive, limited to 6000 pieces, released July 1998. White clear version. Released when Beast Wars 2 was airing on TV. Sticker on the window box reads "Special Convoy Toys R Us Limited Edition. Skeleton Type Convoy is revealed!"	2980	Gallery
C-1	Convoy gold ver		TV Magazine Lucky Draw. Limited to 10 pieces overall. This was given away 3 different ways in the same draw:- 3 people would win a gold Convoy & gold Megatron set 1 person would win a set of 5 Cybertrons (Convoy, Rhinox, Rattle, Cheetus & Dinobot) 6 people would win a single gold Convoy. Winners were announced in Mays edition of the magazine.	N/A	Photo
C-7	Rhinox gold ver.		TV Magazine Lucky Draw from March's issue. Only one person would win a set of 5 gold Cybertrons - Convoy, Rhinox, Cheetus, Dinobot & Rattle. The winner was announced in May's issue	N/A	Photo
C-3	Cheetus gold ver.		TV Magazine Lucky Draw from March's issue. Only one person would win a set of 5 gold Cybertrons - Convoy, Rhinox, Cheetus, Dinobot & Rattle. The winner was announced in May's issue	N/A	Photo
C-4	Dinobot gold ver.		TV Magazine Lucky Draw from March's issue. Only one person would win a set of 5 gold Cybertrons - Convoy, Rhinox, Cheetus, Dinobot & Rattle. The winner was announced in May's issue	N/A	Photo
C-5	Rattle gold ver.		TV Magazine Lucky Draw from March's issue. Only one person would win a set of 5 gold Cybertrons - Convoy, Rhinox, Cheetus, Dinobot & Rattle. The winner was announced in May's issue	N/A	Photo
C-1	Red Convoy		TV Magazine Beast Wars Club Lucky Draw in April 1998's edition. Limited to 20 pieces; winners were announced in June 1998's issue. Red & Grey redeco. The other prizes in the lucky draw were Apache (standard release, limited to 10 pieces) and Bighorn (standard release, limited to 10 pieces)	N/A	Photo
C-1	Blue Convoy		Comic Bom Bom Lucky Draw design contest from May 1998's issue. Limited to 30 pieces. Coloured a pale blue & grey. There appear to be 2 box variants, one without a sticker on the box window and one with a silver sticker on the box window which is the same sticker seen on the "Real Grey Type Convoy" which must be an error or the items seen may have been reboxed.	N/A	Photo
C-1	Burning Convoy		Released November 1998. Translucent red, Beast Wars 2 Movie Commemorative edition figure released alongside Flash Lio Convoy. Limited to 5000 pieces "Beast Wars Special Movie Celebration. The bravest of the brave returns. Burning Convoy."	2980	Gallery
C-16	Flash Lio Convoy		Released November 1998. Beast Wars 2 Movie Commemorative edition, released alongside Burning Convoy, Limited to 5000 pieces. Translucent deco of Lio Convoy.	2980	Gallery
C-16	Green Flash Lio Convoy		Green redeco of Flash Lio Convoy. This was a present for Takara staff and was not commercially available.
C-16	Black Lio Convoy		Toys-R-Us Exclusive (Bom Bom Comics Original), limited to 6000 pieces. There are blue claw & gold claw variants	2980	Gallery
C-16	Gold Lio Convoy		Comic Bom Bom Lucky Draw, Limited to 10 pieces. First wave was mat gold plastic; the second wave was gold chrome. The other prizes in this campaign were a gold Galvatron (limited to 1 piece), silver Galvatron (Limited to 10 Pieces), Flash Lio Convoy & Black Lio Convoy (Limited to 10 pieces). The contest started in the August 1998 issue of the magazine.	N/A	Photo Photo
C-16	Lio Convoy black ver.		Comic Bom Bom Exclusive lucky draw in the September 1998 issue, limited to 10 pieces. Similar to the Toys R Us version. Has Blue Claws. To differentiate from the Toys R Us release it has "BLXX " in white writing on the robot modes bottom (XX stand for 2 digits). The other prizes in this campaign were a gold Galvatron (limited to 1 piece), silver Galvatron (Limited to 10 Pieces), Flash Lio Convoy & gold Lio Convoy (Limited to 10 pieces)	N/A	Photo
C-16	Galvatron Lio Convoy		Comic Bom Bom December 1998 issue exclusive given away to those who wrote in to enter the lucky draw competition. Galvatron Deco (Black & Purple). Limited to 50 pieces.	N/A	Photo
S-2	Mecha Rabbit Moon		TV Magazine Lucky Draw. In the September 1998 edition you had to enter the draw to be in a chance to win a Mecha Rabbit Moon limited to 10 pieces. The closing date for the draw was the 5th September 1998 and winners would be announced in the November 1998 issue. In the October 1998 issue, readers had to send off a post card with 3 or more "Beast Points" cut out from Beast Wars Secons boxes to be in with a chance to win Mecha Rabbit Moon in a further prize draw and these were limited to 2000 pieces. Moon was cast in white plastic and came in a plain white box with a note of congratutations.	N/A
C-26	Lio Junior Black Version		Released with 300 piece jigsaw puzzle of a Beast Wars Metals scene. Black body with red mane.	2000
C-26	Lio Junior White Version		Lio Convoy deco, released with 300 piece jigsaw puzzle of a Beast Wars Second scene.	2000
Egg Beasts
EC-1	Eggleo		Keyring, clear yellow. Eggbot, originally released in the Microchange line under Meteor Robo Series	500
EC-2	Eggbird		Keyring, clear red. Eggbot, originally released in the Microchange line under Meteor Robo Series	500
EC-3	Eggbot		Keyring, clear blue. Eggbot, originally released in the Microchange line under Meteor Robo Series	500
Botcon Exclusive
	Barbearian / Grizzly-1		Botcon Japan exclusive, brown redeco of White Claw. Limited to 600 pieces.	7800

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars
D-10	Kuwagaiger	Insecticon	Lamellicorn beetle. Released January 1998. Identical to Hasbro's version	750	Photo
D-11	Inferno		Fire ant. Released January 1998. Identical to Hasbro's version	2280	Photo
Beast Wars Second
D-12	Megastorm		Redeco of the large 1993 Generation 2 Megatron which was previously unreleased in Japan. This mould does not feature any electronics. Released March 1998	2980
D-13	Starscream & BB		Redeco of the 1994 Generation 2 Dreadwing & Smokescreen which was released in Japan in 1995 as TRF-10 Dreadwing. The colour scheme is based on the 1995 "Advanced Tactical Bomber Megatron" which had a very limited test release in North America. Released March 1998	2500	Gallery
D-14	Dirge		Blue redeco of 1997 Machine Wars Skywarp & Thundercracker mould. Released March 1998	750	Gallery
D-15	Thrust		Yellow redeco of 1997 Machine Wars Megatron & Megaplex mould. Released March 1998	750
D-16	Galvatron		Transforms into a dragon and a drill tank. The tank is reminisent of G1 Galvatrons cannon mode. Take caution with this figure especialy with the dragon mode feet. Released May 1998. Also made available in North America through Hasbro's online Toy Shop in 2000 for $34.99 USD.	2980	Gallery
D-17	Autostinger		Yellow redeco of the 1995 G2 Dirtbag which had previously been unreleased in Japan. Released April 1998	1500
D-18	Autocrusher		Green redeco of the 1995 G2 Roadblock which had previously been unreleased in Japan. Released April 1998	1500
D-19	Autojetter		Grey and blue redeco of the unreleased G2 "Autoroller Jet". Released April 1998	1500
D-20	Autolauncher		Red and White redeco of the unreleased G2 "Autoroller Tank". Released April 1998	1500
D-21	God Neptune		Combiner giftset featuring 5 figures which were not sold seperately. Redeco of 1998 G1 Decepticon Piranacon. Includes Coelagon (G1 Skalor), Halfshell (G1 Snaptrap), Scylle (G1 Tentakill), Sea Phantom (G1 Overbite) & Terrormander (G1 Seawing). Did not include the G1 Nautilator figure. Released August 1998	3980	Gallery
D-22	Gigastorm		Remould & redeco of Trypticon / Dinosaurer minus all the accessories. Comes with Gigascouter (Redeco of Full-Tilt). Retains the electronics. Released October 1998	4980	Gallery
D-23	Hellscream		Remould & redeco of Cybershark. Released October 1998	2200
D-24	Max-B		Remould & redeco of Howlinger. Released October 1998	2200
D-25	Dirgegun		Remould & redeco of Waspeeter. Released November 1998	2200
D-26	Thrustor		Remould & redeco of Dinobot. Released November 1998	2200
Exclusives
D-1	Megatron gold ver.		TV Magazine Lucky Draw. Limited to 3 pieces. Gold chromed D-1 Megatron, though removable neck piece is purple. Only given away in a set with Convoy gold version to 3 winners. Winners would be announced in May's issue	N/A	Photo
D-16	Galvatron silver ver.		Comic Bom Bom Exclusive Lucky Draw (September 1998 issue) Limited to 10 pieces. Chrome deco, w/ purple & black plastic. The other prizes in this campaign were a gold Galvatron (limited to 1 piece), Gold Lio Convoy (Limited to 10 Pieces), Flash Lio Convoy & Black Lio Convoy (Limited to 10 pieces)	N/A	Photo
D-16	Galvatron gold ver.		TV Magazine Exclusive Lucky Draw as part of the Beast Wars Club (Advertised in August, September, October & November 1998 editions). The August issue first asked entrants to send in a drawing of an original Beast Wars Warrior to be in with a chance to win a special Beast Wars figure. Gold Galvatron and the first winner were relealed in the September 1998 issue. Gold Galvatron was the top prize and awarded to 1 person each month that they ran the competition. The competition ran across 3 issues therefore 3 Gold Galvatrons were awarded in total. Gold chrome redeco of D-16 Galvatron. Comic Bom Bom also ran a lucky draw campaign in their September 1998 issue which also gave away 1 Gold Galvatron figure. The other prizes in this campaign were a silver Galvatron (limited to 10 pieces), Gold Lio Convoy (Limited to 10 Pieces), Flash Lio Convoy & Black Lio Convoy (Limited to 10 pieces)	N/A	Photo
Eggbots
ED-1	Dark Eggleo		Keyring, clear deep green. Eggbot, originally released in the Microchange line under Meteor Robo Series	500
ED-2	Dark Eggbird		Keyring, clear purple. Eggbot, originally released in the Microchange line under Meteor Robo Series	500
ED-3	Dark Eggbot		Keyring, clear black. Eggbot, originally released in the Microchange line under Meteor Robo Series	500
Botcon Exclusive
	Double Punch		Botcon Japan exclusive, translucent red Scorpos redeco. Limited to 600 pieces	7800

VS

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars Versus Sets
VS-10	Airazor V Kuwagaiger		"Showdown in Heaven". Repackaged C-10 & D-10	1480	Photo
VS-11	Cybershark V Inferno		"Showdown in Hell". Repackaged C-11 & D-11	2980	Photo
Beast Wars Second Versus Sets
VS-12	Apache V Megastorm		"Showdown of Artillery". Repackaged C-12 & D-12	5200
VS-13	Bighorn V Starscream & BB		"Showdown 2 against 1" Repackaged C-13 & D-13	3980
VS-14	Tasmania Kid V Dirge		"Showdown on Land Horizon". Repackaged C-14 & D-14	1480
VS-15	Scuba V Thrust		"Showdown on the Sea Horizon". Repackaged C-15 & D-15	1480
VS-16	Lio Convoy V Galvatron		"Histories Greatest Showdown". Repackaged C-16 & D-16	5800
VS-17	Bigmos V Autostinger		"Showdown at the Frontier". Repackaged C-17 & D-17	3750
VS-18	Powerhug V Autocrusher		"Showdown of Heavy Armour". Repackaged C-18 & D-18	2980
VS-19	Tonbot V Autojetter		"Showdown in the Stratosphere." Repackaged C-19 & D-19	2980
VS-20	Mantis V Autolauncher		"Showdown of Saucers". Repackaged C-20 & D-20	2980

 

YEAR

1999

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars Neo
C-29	Longrack		Transforms into a giraffe. Features a second "Vehicle Arm Mode". In giraffe mode when you press the tongue in, the eyes roll back. Released January 1999. Also made available in North America through Hasbro's online Toy Shop in 2000 for $34.99 USD.	2500	Gallery
C-30	Colada		Transforms into a cobra. Features a second "Battle Mode" which can be operated by smaller figures such as Stampy. Released January 1999.	1500	Gallery
C-31	Stampy		Transforms into a rabbit. Features a second "Scissor Mode" which can be held by larger figures such as Long Rack. Released January 1999. Also made available in North America through Hasbro's online Toy Shop in 2000 for $19.99 USD.	880	Gallery
C-32	Break		Transforms into a penguin. Features a second "Buster Mode", a gun which can be held by larger figures. Released January 1999	880	Gallery
C-33	Rockbuster		Transforms into a fiddler crab. This is a repaint of Hasbro's Razorclaw figure. Released January 1999.	750	Gallery
C-34	Randy		Transforms into a warthog. This is a gold repaint of Hasbro's Razorbeast. Released January 1999. This figures suffers from GPS and it is cast in gold plastic. It is advisable not to even touch this figure otherwise it will break.	750	Gallery
C-35	Big Convoy		Mammoth. Features a second "Mammoth Tank Mode". A lever on top of the mammoths head will move the trunk. This is the first "Convoy" figure to feature a removable Matrix. Released February 1999	2980	Gallery
C-36	Mach Kick		Transforms into a horse. Features a second "Protect mode". The horses mane features a lever which projects the horse head forwards. Released March 1999	1500	Gallery
C-37	Sharp Edge		Transforms into a Sawshark. Retool of Beast Wars Cybershark. Released March 1999.	1800	Gallery
C-38	Bump		Transforms into an arrmordilo. Red & grey redeco of Beast Wars Armordillo. Released March 1999	750	Gallery
C-39	Survive		Transforms into a black bear. Redeco of Beast Wars Polar Claw. Released May 1999.	2200	Gallery
Special
S-3	Heinrad		Transfoms into a Tanuki, a species of racoon native to Japan. Features a second "Alarm Clock Mode" which is in the form of a Tanuki "Shigaraki-Yaki" Statue. You cannot set the time or stop the alarm whilst it is in alarm clock mode and you will have to transform it into robot mode. In Alarm Clock Mode he holds 2 containers, one labelled "sake" the other "passbook". The containers combine to form Heinrad's gun. Released February 1999	2980	Gallery
Role Play
	Spyshot & Claw Gun
Real Figure
C-35	Big Convoy		Non Transformable PVC Figure
Exclusives
C-35	Black Big Convoy		Toys R Us Exclusive. Limited to 6000 pieces. Black, gold and silver redeco of C-35 Big Convoy. Sticker placed on the window box reads "Limited Edition Black Big Convoy", other than the sticker the box and paperwork is identical to the standard Big Convoy release. The bio was published in the August 1999 edition of Comic Bom Bom.	2980	Gallery
C-35	Blue Big Convoy		TV Magazine (unconfirmed issue) featured a simultaneous draw for 3 exclusive Beast Wars Neo figures, one was Blue Big Convoy, one was Red Heinrad and the third was Black Magmatron. Each of the figures were limited to 10 people.	N/A	Photo
S-3	Red Heinrad		TV Magazine (unconfirmed issue) featured a simultaneous draw for 3 exclusive Beast Wars Neo figures, one was Blue Big Convoy, one was Red Heinrad and the third was Black Magmatron. Each of the figures were limited to 10 people.	N/A
VS-35	Gold Big Convoy VS Gold Magmatron		TV Magazine (unconfirmed issue) Lucky Draw. Limited to 10 people	N/A	Photo
	Tokusei Lio Convoy		TV Magazine (February 1999 edition) Beast Wars Club colouring competition, entrants had to create a new Beast Warrior, Cybertrons had to be an animal, Destrons had to be a Dinosaur. The best entry would be made into a toy and had a possibility of appearing in the cartoon. The closing date was 5th February 1999 and winners would be announced in the April edition of the magazine. Lio Convoy features a black, red & yellow redeco. 10 people were awarded an individual Tokusei (or Characteristic / Special) Lio Convoy, 5 people were also awarded a Characteristic Lio Convoy VS Galvatron Set. Galvatron was also a redeco. The top Prize was a set of Characteristic Cybertrons: Tazmania Kid, Scuba, Diver, Bighorn, Apache & Lio Convoy which were awarded to 2 people.	N/A	Photo
	Tokusei Apache		TV Magazine (February 1999 edition) Beast Wars Club colouring competition, entrants had to create a new Beast Warrior, Cybertrons had to be an animal, Destrons had to be a Dinosaur. The best entry would be made into a toy and had a possibility of appearing in the cartoon. The closing date was 5th February 1999 and winners would be announced in the April edition of the magazine. The top Prize was a set of Tokusei (or Characteristic / Special) Cybertrons: Tazmania Kid, Scuba, Diver, Bighorn, Apache & Lio Convoy which were awarded to 2 people. Apache is a green redeco.	N/A
	Tokusei Scuba		TV Magazine (February 1999 edition) Beast Wars Club colouring competition, entrants had to create a new Beast Warrior, Cybertrons had to be an animal, Destrons had to be a Dinosaur. The best entry would be made into a toy and had a possibility of appearing in the cartoon. The closing date was 5th February 1999 and winners would be announced in the April edition of the magazine. 30 people were awarded a set of 3 Characteristic Cybertrons: Scuba, Tazmania Kid & Diver. The top Prize was a set of Characteristic Cybertrons: Tazmania Kid, Scuba, Diver, Bighorn, Apache & Lio Convoy which were awarded to 2 people. Scuba was a light blue, white & pink redeco.	N/A
	Tokusei Tasmania Kid		TV Magazine (February 1999 edition) Beast Wars Club colouring competition, entrants had to create a new Beast Warrior, Cybertrons had to be an animal, Destrons had to be a Dinosaur. The best entry would be made into a toy and had a possibility of appearing in the cartoon. The closing date was 5th February 1999 and winners would be announced in the April edition of the magazine. 30 people were awarded a set of 3 Tokusei (or Characteristic / Special) Cybertrons: Scuba, Tazmania Kid & Diver. The top Prize was a set of Characteristic Cybertrons: Tazmania Kid, Scuba, Diver, Bighorn, Apache & Lio Convoy which were awarded to 2 people. Tazmania Kid was a yellow & blue redeco.	N/A
	Tokusei Diver		TV Magazine (February 1999 edition) Beast Wars Club colouring competition, entrants had to create a new Beast Warrior, Cybertrons had to be an animal, Destrons had to be a Dinosaur. The best entry would be made into a toy and had a possibility of appearing in the cartoon. The closing date was 5th February 1999 and winners would be announced in the April edition of the magazine. 30 people were awarded a set of 3 Tokusei (or Characteristic / Special) Cybertrons: Scuba, Tazmania Kid & Diver. The top Prize was a set of Characteristic Cybertrons: Tazmania Kid, Scuba, Diver, Bighorn, Apache & Lio Convoy which were awarded to 2 people. Diver was a red & pink redeco	N/A
	Tokusei Bighorn		TV Magazine (February 1999 edition) Beast Wars Club colouring competition, entrants had to create a new Beast Warrior, Cybertrons had to be an animal, Destrons had to be a Dinosaur. The best entry would be made into a toy and had a possibility of appearing in the cartoon. The closing date was 5th February 1999 and winners would be announced in the April edition of the magazine. The top Prize was a set of Tokusei (or Characteristic / Special) Cybertrons: Tazmania Kid, Scuba, Diver, Bighorn, Apache & Lio Convoy which were awarded to 2 people. Bighorn is a purple, light blue & cream redeco.	N/A

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars Neo
D-29	Guiledart		Triceratops. Also features a second "play dead" mode. Released January 1999	1800	Gallery
D-30	Saberback		Stegosaurus. Also features a second "Claw Trap" mode. Released January 1999.	1800	Gallery
D-31	Sling		Dimetrodon. Has a second "Trap" mode. Released Januar 1999	880	Gallery
D-32	Dead End		Ammonite. Released January 1999	880	Gallery
D-33	Hydra		Purple Pteranodon. redeco of Hasbro's Lazorbeak. Released January 1999	750	Gallery
D-34	Crazybolt		Frilled lizard. Redeco of Hasbro's Iguanus. Released January 1999	750	Gallery
D-35	Magmatron		3 Dinosaurs combine into one robot mode Elasmosaurus (Sea-Saur); Quetzalocoatus (Air-Saur) & Gigantosaurus (Land-Saur). The individual dinosaurs do not have their own robot modes. The three dinosaurs also combine into one neast mode, the Magmasaurus. Released February 1998	2980	Gallery
D-36	Archadis		Archaeopteryx. Released March 1998	1500	Gallery
D-37	Hardhead		Pachycephalosaurus, purple remould & Redeco of Dinobot. Released March 1998	1500	Gallery
D-38	Bazooka		Ankylosaurus. Released March 1998	750	Gallery
D-39	Killerpunch		Styracosaurus remould & redeco of Guiledart. Released May 1998	1800	Gallery
Special (The Blendtrons - Unicron's Henchmen)
X-6	Latolata		Redeco of Hasbro's Deluxe Fuzor Injector. Released July 1998	1500	Photo
X-7	Elphaorpha		Redeco of Hasbro's Deluxe Fuzor Torca. Released July 1998	1500	Photo
X-8	Drancron		Redeco of Hasbro's Deluxe Fuzor Skyshadow. Released July 1998	1500	Photo
Unreleased
	Unicron		Unreleased. The prototype has been exhibited at the 1999 Tokyo Toy Festival and the 2002 Tokyo Game Show.
Real Figure
D-35	Magmatron		Non Transformable PVC Figure
Exclusives
D-35	Gold Magmatron		Comic Bom Bom (unconfirmed issue) Lucky Draw. Thought to be limited to 1 piece	N/A	Photo
D-35	Black Magmatron		TV Magazine (unconfirmed issue) featured a simultaneous draw for 3 exclusive Beast Wars Neo figures, one was Blue Big Convoy, one was Red Heinrad and the third was Black Magmatron. Each of the figures were limited to 10 people. Magmatron was moulded in black plastic with gold highlights	N/A	Photo
VS-35	Gold Big Convoy VS Gold Magmatron		TV Magazine (unconfirmed issue) Lucky Draw. Limited to 10 people	N/A	Photo
D-16	Tokusei Galvatron		TV Magazine Beast Wars Club colouring competition, entrants had to draw their favourite character with an original colour scheme. The best entry would be made into a toy and had a possibility of appearing in the cartoon. 5 people were awarded a Characteristic Lio Convoy VS Galvatron Set. The colour scheme of Galvatron was initially unknown but was finally revealed in the "Beast Wars Generations" "Mook", published November 2020.	N/A	Photo

VS

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
VS-29	Longrack V Guiledart		"Savannah Showdown". Repackaged C-29 & D-29. Released January 1999.	4280
VS-30	Colada V Saberback		"Desert Showdown". Repackaged C-30 and D-30. Also made available to North America through Hasbro's online Toy Shop in 2000 for $34.99 USD. Released January 1999.	3280
VS-31	Stampy V Sling		"Prairie Showdown". Repackaged C-31 & D-31. Released January 1999	1750
VS-32	Break V Dead End		"Undersea Showdown". Repackaged C-32 & D-32. Released January 1999	1750
VS-33	Rockbuster V Hydra		"Backwater Showdown". Repackaged C-33 & D-33. Released January 1999	1480
VS-34	Randy V Crazybolt		"Explosive Showdown". Repackaged C-34 & D-34. Released January 1999	1480
VS-35	Big Convoy V Magmatron		"Cosmic Showdown". Repackaged C-35 & D-35. Released February 1999	5800
VS-36	Mach Kick V Archadis		"Favorites Showdown". Repackaged C-36 & D-36. Released March 1999	2980
VS-37	Sharp Edge V Hardhead		"Master Fencers Showdown". Repackaged C-37 & D-37. Released March 1999	3280
VS-38	Bump V Bazooka		"Extreme Showdown". Repackaged C-38 & D-38. Released March 1999	1480
VS-39	Survive V Killerpunch		"Roaring Showdown". Repackaged C-39 & D-39. Released May 1999	3980	Gallery

 

YEAR

1999

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars Metals
C-40	Metals Convoy	Optimus Primal	Minor repaint of Hasbros Transmetal Optimus Primal. Has slight translucent maroon plastic instead of the brown plastic on Hasbros version. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Cybertron" and also featured the Cybertron insignia. Released September 1999	2500	Photo
C-41	Silverbolt		Minor repaint of Hasbro's Deluxe Fuzor Silverbolt, featuring a lighter grey deco than Hasbro version. Released September 1999	1800	Photo
C-42	Metals Cheetus	Cheetor	Very minor repaint of Hasbros Deluxe Transmetal Cheetor. The beast modes teeth are painted and the robot modes eyes are now green. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Cybertron" and also featured the Cybertron insignia. Released September 1999.	1800	Photo
C-43	Metals Rattle	TM Rattrap	Minor redeco of Hasbros Deluxe Transmetal Rattrap which is closer to the cartoon modeld colour scheme. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Cybertron" and also featured the Cybertron insignia. Released September 1999	1800	Photo
C-44	Metals Rhinox	TM Rhinox	Minor redeco of Hasbro's Deluxe Transmetal Rhinox. Features a gark gold / bronze chrome in place of Hasbro's blue chrome. Released September 1999.	1800	Gallery Photo
C-45	Metals Airazor	TM Airazor	Minor redeco of Hasbro's Deluxe Transmetals Airazor. Released September 1999	1800	Photo
C-46	Metals Depth Charge		Identical to Hasbro's Ultra Transmetal Depth Charge. Released October 1999.	3500	Photo
C-47	Metals Powered Convoy	Optimal Optimus	Minor redeco of Hasbro's Optimal Optimus. Has a more yellow plastic instead of orange on the Hasbro version. Released December 1999.	4980	Photo
C-48	Metals Black Widow	TM2 Blackarachnia	Identical to Hasbro's Mega Transmetals 2 Blackarachnia. Released December 1999. The mould features remnants of an abandoned vehicle mode.	2500	Photo
C-49	Metals Cheetus 2	TM2 Cheetor	Identical to Hasbro's Deluxe Transmetal 2 Cheetor. Released December 1999	1800	Photo
C-50	Metals Tigerfalcon	Tiger Hawk	Identical to Hasbro's Transmetals 2 Tigerhawk. Released December 1999.	3500	Photo
Real Figure
C-40	Metals Convoy		Transformable mini C-40 Convoy.	680	Photo
Promotional Packaged Figures
C-40	Metals Convoy		Standard figure with a sticker on the window box. Came with a promotional VHS tape which contained a 15 minute promotion of Beast Wars Metals titled "The Mystery of Metals Birth Revealed".	2500	Photo
VS-40	Convoy VS Megatron		Standard figure with a sticker on the window box. Came with a promotional VHS tape which contained a 15 minute promotion of Beast Wars Metals titled "The Mystery of Metals Birth Revealed".	4980	Photo
Direct Import
	Optimus Minor		Toys R Us Exclusive. This was an import of Hasbro's Transmetals 2 Optimus Minor.	880
Exclusives
	Gold Metals Convoy		TV Magazine Lucky Draw. To enter you had to send in a drawing of a "New Beast Warrior". The competition ran in several magazine issues starting with Decembers issue. 1) December 1999 issue first prize Gold Metals Convoy, consolation prize was Rattle for other winners. 2) January 2000 issue first prize was Gold Metals Convoy, consolation prize was Cheetus for other winners (winners announced in March's issue). 3) February 2000 issue first prize was Gold Metals Convoy, consolation prize was Rhinox for other winners (winners announced in April's issue). Gold Metals Convoy was also awarded as a Lucky Draw item in Comic Bom Bom's December 1999 magazine where you had to send off a postcard to enter the draw. Winners were announced in February 2000's issue. These were limited to 10 people.	N/A	Photo
	Gold Metals Convoy vs Silver Metals Megatron		Potentially a Comic Bom Bom Lucky Draw. Giftset of the Gold Metals Convoy and Silver Metals Megatron. Limited to 10 pieces.	N/A	Photo
	Silver Metals Convoy		Several Beast Wars DVD's published by Pioneer came with a prize draw leaflet for a Silver Metals Convoy which were limited to 100 pieces. Came in a black and white box. The "Cybertron" tampograph on the chest is replaced with "Pioneer". Entries had to be in between 16th December 1999 and 20th February 2000.	N/A	Photo
	Rattle Special Version		White, orange & blue redeco of C-43 Rattle. Released with 500 piece jigsaw puzzle from Central Hobby featuring Beast Wars Metals characters. Has "Rattrap" printed on its side instead of "Cybertron"	2500	Photo
	Metals Convoy black ver		Redeco of the Real Figure Metals Convoy. Transformable mini C-40 Convoy in gold & translucent black deco. Trade show exclusive, sold in a clear bag	N/A	Photo
	Metals Convoy red ver		Redeco of the Real Figure Metals Convoy. Transformable mini C-40 Convoy in gold & translucent red deco. Trade show exclusive, sold in a clear bag	N/A	Photo

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars Metals
D-40	Metals Megatron		Redeco of Hasbros Mega Transmetals Megatron. The copper colouring is darker and the brown plastic is now moulded in black plastic. Unlike Hasbros version, this release is not fragile. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Destron" and also featured the Destron insignia. Released September 1999.	2500	Photo
D-41	Metals Rampage		Redeco of Hasbro's Ultra Transmetals Rampage featuring more silver detailing and a more prominent "X" on the back of the crab mode. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Destron" and also featured the Destron insignia. Released September 1999.	3500	Photo
D-42	Metals Waspeeter	Waspinator	Identical to Hasbro's Deluxe Transmetals Waspinator. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Destron" and also featured the Destron insignia. Released September 1999.	1800	Photo
D-43	Metals Terrorsaurer	Terrorsaur	Minor redeco of Hasbros Deluxe Transmetals Terrorsaur with additional silver detailing applied to the robot face. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Destron" and also featured the Destron insignia. Released September 1999.	1800	Photo
D-44	Metals Tarans	Tarantulas	Minor redeco of Hasbros Deluxe Transmetals Tarantulas with additional paint on the robot eyes to create a visor more accurate to the cartoon. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Destron" and also featured the Destron insignia. Released September 1999.	1800	Gallery Photo
D-45	Quickstrike		Minor redeco of Hasbro's Basic Fuzor Quickstrike with blue paint detailing on the robot face and darker orange beast mode legs. Released September 1999.	980	Photo
D-46	Metals Inferno	Scavenger	Identical to Hasbro's Transmetals Scavenger. Additionally the tampographed name is changed to "Destron" and also featured the Destron insignia. Released October 1999.	2500	Photo
D-47	Metals Dragon Megatron	Megatron	Identical to Hasbro's Ultra Transmetals 2 Megatron. Released December 1999.	3500	Photo
D-48	Metals Dinobot		Identical to Hasbro's initial Deluxe Transmetals 2 Dinobot with a tan/purple colour scheme. Released December 1999.	1800	Photo
Special
X-9	Metals Jaguar	Ravage	Black & silver retool & redeco of C-42 Metals Cheetus, comes with sticker sheet with original Destron & a G1 Megatron image from the Golden Disc. Released October 1999	1800	Gallery
Promotional Packaged Figures
VS-40	Convoy VS Megatron		Standard figure with a sticker on the window box. Came with a promotional VHS tape which contained a 15 minute promotion of Beast Wars Metals titled "The Mystery of Metals Birth Revealed".	4980	Photo
Direct Import
	Scourge		Toys R Us Exclusive. This was an import of Hasbro's Transmetals 2 Scourge	1800
	Iguanus		Toys R Us Exclusive. This was an import of Hasbro's Transmetals 2 Iguanus.	1800
Exclusives
	Silver Metals Megatron		Silver Metals Megatron was awarded as a Lucky Draw item in Comic Bom Bom's December 1999 magazine where you had to send off a postcard to enter the draw. Winners were announced in February 2000's issue. These were limited to 10 pieces. (preiously Limited to 50 pieces.) Chromed deco	N/A	Photo
	Gold Metals Convoy vs Silver Metals Megatron		Potentially a Comic Bom Bom Lucky Draw. Giftset of the Gold Metals Convoy and Silver Metals Megatron. Limited to 10 pieces.	N/A	Photo

VS

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
VS Sets
VS-40	Metals Convoy VS Metals Megatron		"Fateful Showdown". Repackaged C-40 & D-40. Released September 1999	4980	Photo
VS-41	Silverbolt VS Metals Rampage		"Brave Showdown". Repackaged C-41 & D-41. Released September 1999	5200	Photo
VS-42	Metals Cheetus VS Metals Waspeeter		"Cyclone Showdown". Repackaged C-42 & D-42. Released September 1999	3500	Photo
VS-43	Metals Rattle VS Metals Terrorsaurer		"Flash Showdown". Repackaged C-43 & D-43. Released September 1999	3500	Photo
VS-44	Metals Rhinox VS Metals Tarans		"Strength Showdown". Repackaged C-44 & D-44. Released September 1999	3500	Gallery
VS-45	Metals Airazor VS Quickstrike		"Heatwave Showdown". Repackaged C-45 & D-45. Released September 1999	2700	Photo
VS-46	Metals Depth Charge VS Metals Inferno		"Undersea Showdown". Repackaged C-46 & D-46. Released October 1999	5800	Photo

 

YEAR

2000

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars Metals Exclusives
	Metals Airazor "Special Limited Colour"		Toys R Us Exclusive Lucky Draw. Draws were held at Toys R Us stores on New Years Day, 1st January 2000 and the special coloured Beast Wars Metals figures were given away to winners. This was a straight repackage of Hasbro's Fox Kids Transmetals Airazor, complete with Airazors name tampographed on the figure. Given away in plain white box. Came with Japanese instructions from the standard Beast Wars Metals release	N/A
	Metals Rhinox "Special Limited Colour"		Toys R Us Exclusive Lucky Draw. Draws were held at Toys R Us stores on New Years Day, 1st January 2000 and the special coloured Beast Wars Metals figures were given away to winners. This was a straight repackage of Hasbro's Fox Kids Transmetals Rhinox, complete with Rhinox's name tampographed on the figure. Given away in plain white box. Came with Japanese instructions from the standard Beast Wars Metals release	N/A
	Metals Cheetus "Special Limited Colour"		Toys R Us Exclusive Lucky Draw. Draws were held at Toys R Us stores on New Years Day, 1st January 2000 and the special coloured Beast Wars Metals figures were given away to winners. This was a straight repackage of Hasbro's Fox Kids Transmetals Cheetor, complete with Cheetor's name tampographed on the figure. Given away in plain white box. Came with Japanese instructions from the standard Beast Wars Metals release	N/A

#	Name	Western Name	Notes	Original Price (Yen)	Gallery (Link)
Beast Wars Metals
	Metals Waspeeter "Special Limited Colour"		Toys R Us Exclusive Lucky Draw. Draws were held at Toys R Us stores on New Years Day, 1st January 2000 and the special coloured Beast Wars Metals figures were given away to winners. This was a straight repackage of Hasbro's Fox Kids Transmetals Waspinator, complete with Waspinator's name tampographed on the figure. Given away in plain white box. Came with Japanese instructions from the standard Beast Wars Metals release	N/A
	Metals Tarans "Special Limited Colour"		Toys R Us Exclusive Lucky Draw. Draws were held at Toys R Us stores on New Years Day, 1st January 2000 and the special coloured Beast Wars Metals figures were given away to winners. This was a straight repackage of Hasbro's Fox Kids Transmetals Tarantualas complete with Tarantulas's name tampographed on the figure. Given away in plain white box. Came with Japanese instructions from the standard Beast Wars Metals release	N/A