English      German The war seemed to be over. The Autobots had driven the Decepticons off into deep space. The Earth and Cybertron were both safe. But peace does not last. There is Bludgeon, who rallies the remaining Decepticons aboard his giant spaceship Warworld. There is Megatron, rebuilt by the terrorist organization Cobra and more powerful than ever. There is the Empire, a star-spanning war machine of Cybertronians who consider both Autobots and Decepticons to be outdated concepts. And finally, there is the threat of the Swarm. Generation 2 never made it to the TV screen, only the comic book pages. It started out with lots of reissued G1 figures, but introduced a lot of new toys as well. And despite the fact that the line as a whole wasn't exactly a success, some of those figures were pretty good. Here are the ones we have reviewed.
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Dirtbag Autoroller

Dreadwing

Electro Laserrod

Grimlock Dinobot

Hooligan Cyberjet

Ironhide Powermaster

Jolt Laserrod

Laser Optimus Prime Laserrod

Leadfoot Rotor-Force

Manta Ray Rotor-Force

Megatron Leader

Megatron Combat Hero

Motormouth Go-Bot

Optimus Prime Combat Hero

Ransack Rotor-Force

Roadblock Autoroller

Sizzle Laserrod

Skyjack Cyberjet

Slag Dinobot

Smokescreen

Snarl Dinobot

Space Case Cyberjet

Strafe Cyberjet

Terradive Skyscorcher

Volt Laserrod