Experience one of the most unique chapters in Japanese Transformers history with Transformers Go!—a Takara-exclusive toyline and anime series that blends mythical themes, combiner gimmicks, and Japan-only characters. Released in 2013, Transformers Go! serves as Takara’s counterpart to Hasbro’s Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters, but adds an entirely new cast of samurai and ninja Autobots battling ancient evil in feudal Japan-inspired settings.

The line is best known for its triple combiner teams—Samurai (Gekisoumaru) and Shinobi (Hishoumaru)—where any of the three team members can become the torso, forming multiple unique combined modes. The series also features redecos and remolds from Prime and Beast Hunters, as well as exclusive Predacon enemies, all packaged with Takara’s signature attention to presentation and storytelling.

At TFSource, shop a curated selection of Transformers Go! figures, including sealed combiners, rare Japanese exclusives, and collector-grade packaging. Enjoy stackable preorders, Source Points rewards, and free shipping on qualified orders—all from the leading source for imported Transformers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Transformers Go!?
A: Transformers Go! is a Japan-only Transformers line and anime by Takara Tomy, featuring original characters, samurai/ninja themes, and exclusive combiners.

Q: How is it different from Transformers Prime or Beast Hunters?
A: While based on the Beast Hunters toy base, Go! introduces an entirely new storyline and figures, including combiners not released outside Japan.

Q: What are the key features of the combiner teams?
A: The Samurai and Shinobi teams each consist of three figures that can combine in any order, creating multiple combined robot forms.

Q: Are these figures officially licensed by Takara?
A: Yes. Transformers Go! figures are 100% official Takara Tomy products, available exclusively in Japan.

Q: Does TFSource carry sealed Go! imports?
A: TFSource frequently offers sealed Transformers Go! figures, including complete combiner sets and hard-to-find Takara variants.