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It's really been a while since I've talked about this game here. Weird how it's almost the only TF game left. The Angry Birds crossover is still around, but there is nothing to do there to develop in any way, since all the new characters are war pass exclusives and never get properly released...

At least it's better than the previous 2 mooks in the series ("Transformers Fanbook" and "Transformers Fanbook 2020", they release them once a year), since those had nothing but puzzles and toys.

It was released back in late July, but I personally haven't seen any good images of the mook online. From video reviews I know that pages 2-6 contain a special issue of "Transformers Go! Go!" manga, and that's something I'd definitely like to have well represented. Kodansha's page about the book

There are still tons of other cards that can be added.The list below is just what I know for sure. TF2010, Headmasters, Beastformers, Victory and Zone toylines each had their own cards. As did Japanese toylines for Beast Wars, Beast Wars II, Beast Wars Neo, Beast Wars Metals, Car Robots...

Currently checking their gaming checklists, starting with the Top Trumps one. 1986 Cromy Top Trumps - not mentioned at all, added scans to the Google Drive folder. 2007 Top Trumps Specials - no mentions of Bonecrusher, Jorge Figueroa and multiple versions of Ironhide's cards (I know 4 versions...

Oh, sorry, didn't know that (but it's not that surprising, sadly). Google Drive Transformers Cards Folder Should I add anything else, while we're at it? I don't have images of everything, but still managed to find a lot of them.

I had a suspicion that might be the case. BWII Korean cards would be an interesting topic indeed. Which ones do you have? I was able to find images of 16 cards, and assuming there are only 20, that's a significant number. Korean BWII Cards Gallery

I believe there were only 12 toys in the Korean BW Neo toyline, and those are their cards (the original source was a Taobao auction a couple of years ago; there are also better images of everything but Longrack's card's back; gladly, the only difference between characters is stats and the...

Tobots are, by the way, not the only line of transforming robots made by YoungToys. There are also such toys (and cartoons, if that's something you're interested in) as GeoMecha (animal to robot to basic shape for storage; the combination ability is also there) and Metalions (most of them don't...