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Launched in 1984, the Car Robots, imported and retitled for Western release as Overview [ ] No. Title Episodes Originally released 1 65 September 8, 1984–December 13, 1985 Movie – March 21, 1986 2 98 September 17, 1984–November 11, 1987 Movie – August 8, 1986 3 35 July 3, 1987–March 25, 1988 4 42 April 12, 1988–March 7, 1989 5 44 March 14, 1989–December 19, 1989 OVA – July 21, 1990 6 52 August 20, 1993–September 23, 1993 Beast Era 7 52 September 16, 1996–March 7, 1999 8 43 April 1, 1998–January 27, 1999 Movie – December 19, 1998 9 35 February 3, 1999–September 29, 1999 10 26 September 18, 1999–November 18, 2000 11 Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2000) 39 April 5, 2000–December 27, 2000 Unicron Trilogy 12 52 August 23, 2002–December 26, 2003 13 51 January 9, 2004–December 24, 2004 14 52 January 8, 2005–December 31, 2005 15 42 December 26, 2007–May 23, 2009 16 13 January 21, 2010–September 29, 2010 17 65 November 29, 2010–July 26, 2013 18 104 February 18, 2012–October 22, 2016 OVAs 10 July 1, 2013–April 1, 2014 Movie – October 4, 2013 19 Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015) 71 March 14, 2015–November 11, 2017 20 104 January 5, 2019–June 5, 2021 21 Q Transformers: Return of the Mystery of Convoy 13 January 6, 2015–March 31, 2015 22 Q Transformers: Saranaru Ninkimono e no Michi 13 July 6, 2015–October 1, 2015 23 8 August 2, 2016–September 20, 2016 24 10 November 14, 2017–January 9, 2018 25 10 May 1, 2018–July 3, 2018 26 64 August 27, 2018–December 22, 2021 27 18 July 30, ...

The Transformers movies have always been somewhat of a mixed bag. For every critical darling like 2018’s Bumblebee there’s something like Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen or Transformers: The Last Knight, but it appears the franchise that first got kicked off with the 2007 Michael Bay box office has some new life in the form of multiple upcoming and exciting movies in the very near future. With the next film in the saga already with a release date (though we don’t know much of anything about the nature of the movie) set for summer 2022 and an adaptation of the computer-generated animated ‘90s series Beast Wars in the works, Bumblebee sequel. All that being said, let’s dive into what’s next for the Transformers saga… One possibility is the mysterious project that Creed 2 helmer Steven Caple Jr. has been eyed for going back to November 2020 when King Arthur: Legend of the Sword writer Joby Harold, which happens to be one of two in development. This movie even reportedly has its first star now that Hamilton’s Anthony Ramos is in The other possibility could be a followup to the hugely popular Bumblebee, but more on that later. Angel Manuel Soto/Marco Ramirez Transformers Standalone Movie - TBD (Pre-Production) There is a Transformers movie in the works over at Paramount with the still-untitled standalone movie that is to be directed by Angel Manuel Soto ( Charm City Kings) based on a script being put together by Marco Ramirez, who co-created the Netflix Marvel superhero cro...