Transformers: Victory (1989)
Synopsis
Transformers: Victory is an anime series produced by Toei Animation. It is a Japanese-produced spin-off of the well-known original Transformers cartoon, and the final complete animated series from the original "Generation 1" era.
First Air Date: 1989-03-14
Last Air Date: 1989-12-19
Number of Seasons: 1
Number of Episodes: 38
Networks: Nippon TV
Top Cast
- Hideyuki Tanaka as Star Saber (voice)
- Takeshi Aono as Deathsaurus (voice)
- Miyako Endō as Jan Minakaze (voice)
- Yumi Touma as Illumina (voice)
Seasons
Specials
No overview available for this season.
Episodes:
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Ep. 1: Radiant! Victorious Planet
This episode is the seventh of Victory's many clip shows, and the first of six released directly to home video. For unknown reasons, it was the only clip show not included on the original Pioneer DVD release of the series, and as such, its content is likely to remain a mystery for the forseeable future, as (like all the other home-video clip shows) it was also not included on either the Metrodome or Madman Entertainment DVD collections of the series.
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Ep. 2: The Emperor of Destruction Wins!
This episode is the eighth of Victory's many clip shows, and the second of six released directly to home video. Combining footage from "The Brave Hero of the Universe - Star Saber", "Resurrection!? The Decepticon Fortress", "A Deadly Battle", "The Tide is Turned! The Ultimate Weapon, the Victory Unification", it covers the history between Star Saber and Deathsaurus and showcases some of the times that Deathsaurus came closest to victory from throughout the series.
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Ep. 3: SOS! Global Defense Directive
This episode is the ninth of Victory's many clip shows, and the third of six released directly to home video. Combining clips from "Crisis! Ambush in the Desert", "Tanker Hijack Operation", "Unite!! Multiforce" and "Battle Up of Wrath!!", the episode showcases some of the times that the Decepticons threatened human power plants, facilities and cities in their quest for energy. Yeah, they didn't use many episodes for something with such a broad spectrum, did they?
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Ep. 4: Micromasters!
This episode is the tenth of Victory's many clip shows, and the fourth of six released directly to home video. Comprised of clips taken from "Resurrection!? The Decepticon Fortress", "Move Out! Rescue Team", "Sneak Attack! Dinoking", "Planet Micro - The Mysterious Warrior" and "Rescue! Gaihawk", the episode centres on the adventures of the Rescue Patrol Team, as well as casting focus on their home planet of Micro. Galaxy Shuttle also seems intended to be part of the focus, as he appears quite a bit, and his first transformation to robot, complete with name-in-onscreen-text, is included.
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Ep. 5: Victory Attack of Friendship!
This episode is the eleventh of Victory's many clip shows, and the fifth of six released directly to home video. Made up of footage taken from "Fight!! Victory Leo", "The Tide is Turned! The Ultimate Weapon, the Victory Unification", "The Terror of the Giant Tidal Waves", "The Death-Bringing Space Insects!!", "A Mystery?! The Deception of the Base Bombs" and "Awaken! Victory Leo", the episode centers on Victory Leo and Star Saber, and their combination into Victory Saber.
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Ep. 6: Echo Across the Galaxy! Bell of Love!!
This episode is the twelfth of Victory's many clip shows, the sixth of six released directly to home video, and the final episode of the entire series. It is essentially a retelling of the final narrative episode of the series, "Showdown! The Fortress vs the Victory Unification", but with clips from numerous other episodes interspersed throughout.
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