Beast Wars Transformers have been with us since 1996, and Beast Machines have been with us since 1999, bringing much pleasure to both children and collectors alike. Many of these toys are now being traded on the secondary market, and it has become useful to be able to identify what normally-removable accessories, if any, came with these toys. It is also easy to sometimes simply forget what goes with what, as unlike Generation 1 TFs, the image and quantity of each accessory is not provided on the instructions for each toy. This guide is presented to assist people to these ends. It includes all US and UK retail-released toys (i.e. not convention exclusives), with their English-language names.

Toys that have accessory scans are orange, toys which came with no normally-removable accessories are brown.

I would like to thank the following contributors to the site; without their effort the site would be a shadow of what it is. The coloured initials next to each contributor are stamped on each of their contributions. While some of their original contributions may have since been substituted for better-quality scans from my own ever-increasing collection, I am no less grateful for their efforts:

 

Contributor	'stamp'
BW Sidecutter	BWS
Steve Taylor	ST
James Wilson	JW
Jarodimus	J
Matthew Moschner	MM
Fred's Workshop	FW
Mathew Palzewicz	MP

Please click here for contribution guidelines.

Disclaimer
Transformers, Beast Wars, Beast Machines and their respective logos remain trademarks of Hasbro Inc. This site has no affiliation with Hasbro or related entities.

1996 Basic Beasts Armordillo Iguanus Insecticon Megatron Optimus Primal Rattrap Razorbeast Snapper Terrorsaur Deluxe Beasts Blackarachnia Buzz Saw Cheetor Dinobot Rhinox Tarantulas Tigatron Waspinator Wolfang Mega Beasts Polar Claw Scorponok Ultra Beasts Optimus Primal Megatron

1997 Basic Beasts Airrazor Airrazor (US video pack version) Claw Jaw Drill Bit Lazorbeak Powerpinch Razorclaw Razorclaw (US video pack version) Snarl Spittor Deluxe Beasts Bonecrusher Cybershark Grimlock Jetstorm K-9 Manterror Retrax Mega Beasts B'Boom Inferno Transquito Ultra Beasts Magnaboss Tripredacus

1998 Basic Fuzors Air Hammer Bantor Buzzclaw Noctorro Quickstrike Terragator Deluxe Fuzors Injector Silverbolt Sky Shadow Torca Deluxe Transmetals Airrazor Cheetor Rattrap Rhinox Tarantulas Terrorsaur Waspinator Mega Transmetals Optimus Primal Megatron Scavenger Ultra Transmetals Depth Charge Rampage Super Transmetals Optimal Optimus

1999 UK Video Packs Claw Jaw Spittor Basic Transmetals 2 Nightglider Optimus Minor Scarem Sonar Spittor Stinkbomb Deluxe Transmetals 2 Cheetor Dinobot Iguanus Jawbreaker Prowl Ramulus Scourge Deluxe Fox Kids Classics Cheetor TM Cheetor Dinobot Rhinox TM Tarantulas Waspinator Deluxe Wal-Mart Exclusive Rattrap Mega Transmetals 2 Blackarachnia Cybershark Ultra Transmetals 2 Megatron Tigerhawk

2000 Deluxe Classic Transmetals Airrazor Rattrap Rhinox Waspinator Deluxe Mutant Beasts Icebird Poison Bite Razor Claw Soundwave 2001 Deluxe Wal-Mart Exclusive Tripredacus Agent

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2000 Deployers Dillo Dillo (recolour) Mol Mol (recolour) Rav Rav (recolour) Beast Riders Che Mechatron Basic Transformers Buzzsaw Geckobot Longhorn Mirage Night Viper Obsidian Quickstrike Scavenger Silverbolt Deluxe Transformers Airraptor Blackarachnia Blastcharge Dinotron Jetstorm Optimus Primal Snarl Skydive Sonic Attack Jet Striker Thrust Triceradon

2000 (cont'd) Mega Transformers Cheetor Megatron Tankor Ultra Transformers Jetstorm Nightscream T-Wrecks Ultra Target Exclusive Transformers Magmatron Super Transformers Primal Prime Supreme Transformers Cheetor   2001 Basic Transformers Hammerstrike Tank Drone Motorcycle Drone Spystreak Battle Unicorn Deluxe Transformers Beast Changer Night Slash Cheetor Rapticon Strika Terranotron Mega Transformers Rattrap Blast Punch Optimus Primal

Megatron Megabolt and Air Attack Optimus Primal

Given the release of these two toys, I was faced with a minor quandary: do they belong in this resource or not? After some consideration (not that much; it's hardly worth losing sleep over) I have decided not to include the accessories for these two toys in this resource. Despite being Beast Machines moulds of Beast Machines characters, they were ultimately released as Robots in Disguise toys under that brand, and therefore fall into the territory of someone who wants to do a RiD parts guide. This resource is my contribution to Transfandom, as is.

Other Useful Links

Rework's Parts Identification Aid - the premier site for identifying parts and accessories for Generation 1 Transformers.
www.bwtf.com - An excellent resource, with just about everything you could want to know about Beast Wars, Beast Machines and Robots in Disguise Transformers. Has tons of toy pictures.
Transformers Multiverse - Has instructions for all Beast Wars and Beat Machines toys archived, and more! Good to have this site back online.
International Transformers Tech Specs Archive - has tech specs for all Transformers from G1 to Beast Machines
Transformers Generation 1 Instructions Scans - this one is pretty self explanatory. Not yet 100% comprehensive, but well on the way.

Contribution Guidelines

I welcome contributions of scans that are substantial improvements on exisiting scans.

Please provide them in good quality (70-80%) JPEG format, scanned at 120% and screen resolution (72 dpi or 29 dpc).

If a toy has a number of accessories that are identical, please scan only one of them, and alert me in the accompanying e-mail to how many of that accessory there are in total; I will add this figure to the image before putting it online.

In examples where a toy has two accessories that are virtually identical, but are for example, mirror images of each other (e.g. BW Silverbolt's clubs, Waspinator's missiles, etc.), please scan both of them. Full credit for submissions will be given.