What are your favourite toys of each of these Series?

[tinyJazz]

I just realised we could pick up to ten in each series, so I added some more!

Gen1
Autobot Car Jazz - purely biased, I have relatively little interest in other G1s
Ravage - I want to give a special mention to ravage though because when I was nine I had an upsized orange and yellow knock off ravage that I took everywhere. So the original has got to be just as good, right?

Alternator/Binaltech/Kissplay/Alternity
BT Meister (white)
Alternators Prowl
Alternity (Brilliant White Pearl) Ultra Magnus - the only one I've opened, displays great in both modes.
Alternity Super Black Convoy
Alternity Diamond Black Megatron

Gen2
Jazz
Cyberjet Space Case
Cyberjet Hooligan
Turbomaster Hurricane
Sky Scorcher Terradive

Beast Wars
Terrorsaur
BWN Hydra -pretty colours!

Cybertron/Galaxy Force
Repugnus

Animated
Bumblebee - just fun to transform, also one of my first tfs.
Takara Rodimus
Ultra Magnus
Jazz
Blurr

Oilslick
Arcee
Swoop
Sideswipe
Drag Strip

Classic-verse
RtS Jazz
Classics Jetfire
Universe 2.0 Cyclonus
Henkei Megatron - hands down, my favourite Megatron, it just looks great.
Classics Mirage

Henkei Smokescreen
Classics Rodimus
Henkei Sideswipe (Lambor)
Universe 2.0 Inferno
Universe 2.0 Hound

Movie-verse
NEST Lockdown
NEST Bludgeon
ROTF Knockout (scout)
Smokescreen (ROTF Skystalker repaint)
JP Tomahawk - I only like the JP version better because of the darker grey plastic lol.

Human Alliance Jazz
DOTM Space Case
Arcee
ROTF Breacher (Scout)
DOTM Sandstorm

Masterpiece
JP Skywarp
JP Grimlock
JP MP04 Convoy with trailer

[GoktimusPrime]

Autobot Car Jazz - purely biased, I have relatively little interest in other G1s

The original 1984 G1 Jazz toy is a really well designed figure for the standards of its day. If you like the engineering of that toy, I'd recommend checking out other Transformers that came from the Diaclone Car Robot series, like 1984 Optimus Prime and the 1984-85 Autobot cars, oh, and Ultra Magnus too.

It was toys like these that blew our socks off when Transformers first came out in the 1980s and really laid the foundation for what the Transformers franchise is today.