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Transformers are a line of robotic toys and action figures produced by Hasbro and Takara Tomy since the 1980s. The concept originated from a 1984 Japanese animated series called *Dynastar*, which was later adapted into the American *Transformers* franchise. The toys are designed to transform between two distinct forms: a robotic or vehicle-like mode and an alternate shape, often resembling an animal or another vehicle. This duality is a central feature of the franchise, blending science fiction with toy play.

The original *Transformers* series introduced two primary factions: the Autobots, who sought to protect the universe from evil forces, and the Decepticons, their antagonistic counterparts. Over the decades, the franchise expanded into multiple animated series, films, comic books, video games, and merchandise. The toys themselves have evolved, incorporating advanced articulation, sound effects, and even programmable features in later iterations.

Beyond toys, the *Transformers* brand has influenced popular culture, inspiring video games like *Transformers: War for Cybertron* and *Transformers: Fall of Cybertron*, as well as appearing in crossover events with other franchises. The franchise’s appeal lies in its blend of action, humor, and imaginative storytelling, catering to both children and adult fans. While the original toys remain nostalgic for many, modern versions continue to innovate, maintaining the series’ enduring legacy.