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Powermasters were a sub-group within the Transformers toyline in 1988. They were defined by the inclusion of a miniature figure which "unlocked the secret of the transformation"—in other words, the toy could not transform from vehicle mode to robot mode unless the figure was transformed into engine mode and connected to the larger figure. ==Powermaster Toys== The following Powermaster toys were released in the United States and Canada: ; Autobots * Optimus Prime: He transforms into a tractor-trailer with Hi-Q.〔FILM REVIEW: Boyhood dreams come true with Transformers, University Wire, July 6, 2007, by Jesse Johnson〕〔http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2007-06-28-transformers-side_N.htm Evolution of the shape-changers, from Japanese toy to big screen, 6/29/2007, by Anthony Breznican, USA TODAY〕 * Getaway: He transforms into a Mazda RX-7 racing car with Rev. * Joyride: He transforms into a dune buggy with Hotwire. * Slapdash: He transforms into a Formula One racing car with Lube. ; Decepticons * Darkwing: He transforms into a Tornado jet with Throttle, and merges with Dreadwind to form Dreadwing. * Dreadwind: He transforms into a F-16 Fighting Falcon with Hi-Test, and merges with Darkwing to form Dreadwing. * Doubledealer: He transforms into a missile carrier truck with Knok and Skar. Although he is not truly a Decepticon, he was marketed as such. He can transform into both an Autobot and Decepticon form - Knok unlocks his Autobot robot mode and Skar unlocks his Decepticon falcon mode. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Powermasters」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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