The short version: Unicron (War for Cybertron: Trilogy) is the top of this market right now, a $1,825 median across 10 real eBay sales. We track 1,890 figures here and 799 have live sold comps. Sold data as of Sep 20, 2026.
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What collectors are actually looking up right now — real lookup demand, not just price.
The grails — most valuable now
Real eBay sold comps, ranked. Every name opens its figure page.
UnicronWar for Cybertron: TrilogyEXCLUSIVE$1,82510 sold
PredacusCombiner Wars$1,0508 sold
Seacons OverbiteGenerations Selects$4505 sold
Victory SaberLegacy Series$42014 sold
Omega Prime (Robots in Disguise 2001)Legacy Series$40022 sold
Metroplex (SDCC)Generations: Original$29050 sold
Omega SupremeWar for Cybertron Siege Series$24025 sold
Black ZarakGenerations Selects$23513 sold
Autobot ArkWar for Cybertron: Kingdom$23011 sold- King PoseidonGenerations Selects$23016 sold
Star ConvoyGenerations Selects$2305 sold
Guardian Robot & Lunar-TreadGenerations Selects$20513 sold
Updated Sep 20 · real eBay sold comps · every name opens its figure page
The lines of Cybertron
Four decades of Transformers, line by line. Open a line for its history and grails.
435g1figures117 priced$85–$145
236Studio Series2018–now178 priced$100–$175
Studio Series renders the live-action movie (and animated) designs at collector scale, each figure tied to a specific film scene with a numbered, themed package. It is the deepest modern mainline; value concentrates in the leader-class figures, the deluxe short-packs, and the exclusives.
171Masterpiece2003–now161 priced$170–$200
Masterpiece (Takara Tomy) is the premium, anime-accurate, adult-collector line — MP-10 Optimus Prime, MP-36 Megatron — engineered to be what G1 represented in 1984 with modern fidelity. It holds value: discontinued editions like MP-04 Convoy with trailer and MP-13 Soundwave already trade at 3–5x retail. The line where transformation complexity and shelf presence justify the price.
168Universefigures43 priced$60–$160
81Generations Selectsfigures24 priced$75–$290
76Vintage G1 Reissue2002–now29 priced$75–$105
The Vintage G1 Reissue program brings back the original G1 tooling in officially licensed runs (often Walmart and Hasbro-exclusive). They scratch the G1 itch at a fraction of a sealed vintage price — but collectors track which reissue, which year, and which deco, because some reissues are themselves now scarce.
75Titans Returnfigures29 priced$79–$200
69Combiner Warsfigures26 priced$60–$1,050
64Legacy Seriesfigures11 priced$27–$420
59War for Cybertron Siege Seriesfigures15 priced$64–$240
58Legacy Evolutionfigures14 priced$25–$70
57Legacy Unitedfigures9 priced$38–$200
52Age of the Primesfigures14 priced$28–$138
50War for Cybertron: Kingdomfigures17 priced$45–$230
48Generations Selectsfigures40 priced$140–$450
47War for Cybertron: Earthrisefigures24 priced$55–$190
46Power of the Primesfigures13 priced$26–$106
37War for Cybertron: Trilogyfigures11 priced$32–$1,825
37Classicsfigures9 priced$23–$66
24Collaborativefigures15 priced$55–$105
Autobots vs. Decepticons
The biggest grails on each side of the war — Optimus’s Autobots facing Megatron’s Decepticons. Real eBay sold comps.
Collector questions
Where did Transformers come from?
In 1983 Hasbro saw Takara's transforming-robot toys — the Diaclone and Micro Change (Microman) lines — at the Tokyo Toy Show, bought the rights, and rebranded them under one new name: The Transformers. Every figure released in the 1984 launch was a repurposed Diaclone or Micro Change mold. Hasbro hired Marvel Comics to write the Autobots-vs-Decepticons backstory, and writer Bob Budiansky named most of the characters.
What is the most valuable Transformers figure?
A sealed 1984 G1 Optimus Prime complete with his trailer is the holy grail; a pristine loose one is $500+, and sealed examples go far higher. A mint Jetfire and the G1 'Pepsi' Optimus Prime have each reached just under $25,000 at auction. The connoisseur's grail is a Soundwave mint-in-sealed-box complete with all his cassettes — Ravage, Laserbeak, Rumble, Frenzy, and Ratbat — in original packaging.
What is the Masterpiece line and is it worth collecting?
Masterpiece (Takara Tomy) is the collector-grade, anime-accurate, adult-targeted line — MP-10 Optimus Prime, MP-36 Megatron and the like — built to be what G1 was in 1984 but with modern engineering. It holds value well: discontinued editions such as MP-04 Convoy with trailer and MP-13 Soundwave already trade at three to five times their retail price on the secondary market.
How is the Autobot vs Decepticon split decided on this hub?
Faction is the native good/evil duality — Autobots (heroes, led by Optimus Prime) facing Decepticons (villains, led by Megatron). Our database does not tag faction as a field, so the Heroes-vs-Villains band uses a curated character map: Maximals like Optimus Primal and Cheetor fold into the Autobot side, and evil Prime clones like Nemesis Prime fold into the Decepticon side. The band leads with the top-priced figure on each side.
The Transformers story
Transformers collectors do not review robots. They review transformations. This is the most engineering-obsessed, self-documenting fandom in the hobby -- the kind of community where "shellformer" and "partsformer" are damning verdicts and "intuitive" is the highest compliment a transformation can earn (never "easy" -- saying a transformation is "easy" marks you as a tourist). The FigurePinner database tracks 1,592 Transformers figures across 975 characters, all of them Hasbro, spread across more than twenty distinct lines. Optimus Prime leads with 38 releases, Bumblebee 32, Megatron 29, Starscream 22. The Seekers joke -- "they will repaint Starscream into all of them" -- is visible right there in the data: Thundercracker (14) and Skywarp (11) are just Starscream repaints, and the fandom both mocks and buys every one.
Pricing Transformers means knowing the line and knowing one specific disease.