Golden Puzzles: Not to be confused with the similarly named combiner, Golden (who also released several GoBots books) released four GoBots puzzles featuring unique art of Leader-1, Cy-Kill, Turbo and Cop-Tur in both robot and vehicle modes. Original Release: 1985

Vinyl Pencil Cases: A set of three GoBots themed pencil cases were released by Randim Marketing featuring art of Leader-1, Cy-Kill, Baron Von Joy and the Command Center. They were all released in both blue or red. Original Release: 1985

Binoculars: Binoculars was released by Arco for the Robo Machine line, who also released him for the GoBots line in the US. This version swapped all GoBots mentions for Robo Machine ones, however the toy itself remained the same. Original Release: 1985

Harrier: Royal-T was reissued as Harrier under the first series of the Robo Machines line. His name was carried over from the original 1984 Robo Machine line, where he was also called Harrier. There were no changes to the figure. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 1

Classic Car: Good Knight was released as Classic Car in the Robo Machines line due to rights issues. He was unchanged from his previous releases however due to mold degradation he was much more fragile. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 3

DX Motor Bike: Throttle was released as DX Motor Bike in the Deluxe Robo Machines line. He used his silver European/Australian colour scheme, with added silver paint on some areas of the figure. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Deluxe Series: 1

Helicopter II: Flip Top was released as the much less creative Helicopter II in the Robo Machines line, released with an updated sticker sheet unique to this version of the figure. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 3 Accessories: Rotor

Mega Truck: Mega Truck was the European release of Carrier CG, featuring a different set of stickers and the lack of backstory typical for the brand. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Light and Sound Series: 1 ID Number: 04 Accessories: Tanker

P-51: Ace was released as (the much less creative) P-51 in the Robo Machines line due to rights issues, like the rest of the figures in the line. The figure suffered heavily from mold and sticker degradation. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 1

Helicopter: Helicopter was the Robo Machines release of Carry-All, and as such used his European/Australian colour scheme. Despite this, the cardback incorrectly showed his Japanese colour scheme. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 1 Accessories: Rotors

Shuttle: The Super GoBots version of Spay-C was released as Shuttle in the Robo Machines line, despite her smaller figure not releasing in the line. Her stickers were changed similarly to the other figures. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Deluxe Series: 1

Fire Chief: Fire Chief was a simple repackage of Fire CG from the CG Robo line with an updated sticker sheet, much like the other figures from the line imported to Robo Machines. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Light and Sound Series: 1 ID Number: 02 Accessories: Ladder

Aircraft: Bent Wing was released as (the much less interesting) Aircraft under the Robo Machines line. He used his slightly different European stickers from the original line rather than his Tonka ones. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 2

DX Sports Car II: Herr Fiend was released in the Robo Machines line as (the much less cool) DX Sports Car II, and was one of few in the line to feature a new colour scheme. This new red look strongly resembled Zeemon. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Deluxe Series: 1

Light Plane: Due to rights issues, Water Walk was released as Light Plane under the Robo Machines line. He was unchanged from his original Japanese release, using his white and blue colours rather than his Tonka ones. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 1

Trailer: Road Ranger was released as Trailer in the Robo Machines line due to trademark issues. He was largely unchanged from his other releases but greatly suffered from the line's poor quality materials and mold degradation. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 2

Rough Rider: 4WD CG was released in Europe as Rough Rider with an updated sticker sheet. The line he originates from, CG Robo was released as 'Light & Sound Robo Machines' in Europe. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Lights & Sound Series: 1 ID Number: 05

Bug: Bug Bite was released simply as Bug in the Robo Machines line due to rights issues, also having his stickers changed to read 'Robo Machines' for the same reason. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Deluxe Series: 1 Accessories: Gun

Sports Car: The Robo Machines release of Crasher had to be extensively changed due to rights issues, with her colour scheme and Rothmans stickers changed to more generic versions. She also featured on the packaging of every figure. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 3

Chaser: Chaser was a repackage of Patrol CG from the CG Robo line. He released in the Robo Machines line unchanged however his stickers were updated to use English text. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Light & Sound Series: 1 ID Number: 01

Sky Gun: Wrong Way was released unchanged in the Robo Machines line, going by the name ''Helicopter I" in most of Europe and Sky Gun in Italy. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 2 Accessories: Rotors

DX Sports Car: Baron Von Joy was released as DX Sports Car in the Deluxe Robo Machines line. For rights reasons, all mentions of Porsche on him were changed to say Robot Machines. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Deluxe Series: 1 Accessories: Gun

Helicopter: Helicopter was one of the Machine Men Winchers, and was released unchanged from his Japanese release, using his darker blue colour scheme. Original Release: 1985 Released Under Winchers Series: 1 Accessories: Guns

Motorbike: Night Ranger was released as Motorbike in the Robo Machines line. He used his Harley Robo colour scheme with any reference to the branding replaced with generic Robo Machines text instead. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 3

Narlizard: Narlizard was the final Narlie to release in Australia. He used his US name and design, despite Bandai releasing him as Narlinurtle in Europe. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 1

Scooter: Scooter was released by Bandai unchanged in the Robo Machines line, however was one of the few characters to retain his GoBots name (ironically a year after Hasbro bought the rights to them). Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 1

Narliphant: Narliphant, like the few other Narlies released in Australia, released unchanged from his US release. Unlike his Robo Machine release, he was given a faction in advertising. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 1

Narlihog: Narlihog was released unchanged in Australia, much like the other Narlies. He was one of the few Narlies outside of the US to be marketed as distinctly good, as in Europe they were not given factions. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 1

F-16: Heat Seeker was released as F-16 in the short-lived Robo Machines line. He used his GoBots sticker sheet however his 'US Air Force' sticker was changed to 'RM Air Force'. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 1

Narligator: Only the first wave of Narlies were released in Australia alongside the rest of the Rock Lords imported by Bandai. First in the wave was Narligator, who was unchanged from his US release. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 1

F-15: Leader-1 was rereleased apart of the Robo Machines line in Europe as (the much more generic) F-15 in the 90s. While almost identical to his previous releases, this new figure suffered heavily from mold degradation. Original Release: 1993 Released Under Series: 3

Pulver-Eyes: Good Rock Warrior Pulver-Eyes was issued in Australia unchanged from his US release, much like many other Rock Lords. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 2 Accessories: The Arrestor

Crackpot: Good Rock Warrior The Australian release of Crackpot was one of the few Rock Lords imported by Bandai to not fewture any changes to the figure itself or its weapon. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 2 Accessories: Magnetic Pulse Gun

Nuggit: Good Rock Warrior The Australian release of Nuggit was unchanged from his US Tonka release. Similar to other Rock Lords distributed by Bandai, his weapon colour was changed, Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 1 Accessories: Tri-Gun

Tombstone: Evil Rock Warrior Tombstone's Australian release was the same as his US release, only changing his weapon to brown. It should be noted that his card back bizarrely showed him with yellow eyes. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 1 Accessories: The Reaper

Stoneheart: Evil Rock Warrior Stoneheart's Australian release used his darker Tonka colour scheme rather than his Japanese one, much like the other Rock Lords released by Bandai. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 2 Accessories: Slam Ray

Helium Balloon: The GoBots Helium Balloon was one of the earliest pieces of merchandise for the brand and was released by Anagram International, who produced many balloons for other popular 80s franchises. It features art used on many other GoBots items. Original Release: 1984

Slimestone: Evil Rock Warrior The Australian release of Slimestone was one of the few Rock Lords imported to not feature a change to their weapon. There were no changes to the figure itself. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 2 Accessories: Slime Gun

Meeshak: Don't let Meeshak's cute appearance fool you, he may be small but he can travel Earth's surface at hyper speeds and is extremely vicious in battle. He was originally released in the Super Dimensional Fortress Macross line. Original Release: 1984 Released Under Series: 1

Baron: Baron is a swift American Mini Bot, who uses his incredible sight to see incoming Maladroids. He was designed by MARK for their American Robocar line, named Chrysler LeBaron. He also has multiple variant colour schemes. Original Release: 1985 Released Under Series: 2

Creeper: Creeper is an unusual Insector, scouting out Avarians using his long antennas and reporting them to his fellow Insectors. He was originally designed by MARK in Japan under the Mecha Insect Zectron line. Original Release: 1984 Released Under Insectors Series: 1

Feathers: Feathers is a glamorous Avarian who uses his beautiful... feathers to lure his enemies into a false sense of security before going in for the kill. He was originally released by MARK in Japan as Peacock Robo. Original Release: 1984 Released Under Avarians Series: 1

Zardak: Zardak is the brother of Zark, and is equally as evil. He is a powerful Maladroid with one goal; the total destruction of humanity. He was originally designed by Takatoku for their Super Dimension Century Orguss line. Original Release: 1984 Released Under Series: 1

Argonaut: Argonaut is one of the newest Defenders, a swift and evasive bot who patrols Earth's oceans for signs of Maladroid activity. He was originally released in Japan by MARK as Battle Cruiser. Original Release: 1984 Released Under Motorised Series: 1

X: X is an experimental super fast Super Defender, so powerful his very development scares even the most powerful Maladroids. The mold was originally designed by Takatoku and released by MARK in Japan. Original Release: 1984 Released Under Super Defenders Series: 1

Sticks'N Stones: Evil Rock Warrior Sticks'N Stones was released by Bandai in Australia using his Tonka colour scheme. Like some of the other early imported Rock Lords, the colour of his weapon was changed. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 1 Accessories: Cactus Club

Brimstone: Evil Rock Warrior The Australian release of Brimstone was identical to his US release, opting to use the matte gold colouring rather than the metallic Japanese version. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 2 Accessories: The Torcher

Thruster: Renegade Robot Headquarters Unlike the Command Center, Thruster did not have a solid release in Australia. Rather, it was likely unsold US overstock (using their packaging), appearing unadvertised in K-Marts with little support from Bandai. Original Release: 1985(?)

Granite: Good Rock Warrior Granite's Australian release was identical to his US and European releases, with exception of using black plastic for his weapon instead of red. Original Release: 1986 Released Under Series: 1 Accessories: Gun

Snoop: Enemy Robot Snoop was actually released in the Machine Men line, unlike in the US. It was her only release to use her GoBots name and faction, ironic considering she was issued by Bandai, not Tonka. Original Release: 1984 Released Under Series: 2 ID Number: 26