The Headmasters (Toyline)

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The Headmasters toyline was introduced in Japan in 1987 as a continuation of the main Generation 1 toyline. Its lineup included not only the same toys released by Hasbro in the West that year, but also a variety of Japanese-exclusive toys, including Soundblaster and Twincast (redecoed and retooled versions of Soundwave and Blaster, respectively), Stepper, Artfire, and the Headmaster Warriors.

The Headmasters toyline also included the Beastformers subline, which Hasbro marketed in the West as the completely separate property Battle Beasts.

Autobots

Technobots

• Scattershot
• Afterburner
• Lightspeed
• Nosecone
• Strafe
• Computron giftset

Throttlebots

• Goldbug
• Chase
• Freeway
• Rollbar
• Searchlight
• Wide Load

Monsterbots

• Doublecross
• Grotusque
• Repugnus

Headmasters

• Brainstorm
• Chromedome
• Hardhead
• Highbrow

Targetmasters

• Crosshairs
• Pointblank
• Sureshot
• Stepper
• Artfire

Double Agent

• Punch/Counterpunch

Clones

• Cloudraker and Fastlane

Headmaster Leader

• Fortress Maximus

Communications Officer

• Twincast w/ Steeljaw

Mini-Cassettes

• Graphy
• Noise
• Dial
• Saur

Trainbots

• Shouki
• Getsuei
• Yukikaze
• Suiken
• Seizan
• Kaen
• Raiden giftset

Headmaster Warriors

• Kirk
• Lione
• Loafer
• Rodney
• Shuffler
• Toraizer

Decepticons

Terrorcons

• Hun-Gurrr
• Rippersnapper
• Sinnertwin
• Cutthroat
• Blot
• Abominus giftset

Headmasters

• Skullcruncher
• Weirdwolf
• Mindwipe

Targetmasters

• Triggerhappy
• Misfire
• Slugslinger

Headmaster Leader

• Scorponok

Duocons

• Battletrap
• Flywheels

Six-Changer

• Sixshot

Horrorcons

• Apeface
• Snapdragon

Communications Officer

• Soundblaster w/ Buzzsaw

Mini-Cassettes

• Slugfest
• Overkill