Voyager Class figures are one of the largest figures compared to Deluxe and Leader Class figures. Many figures in this line feature Automorph Technology.
- Wave 1
- Blackout - Decepticon 1/89 scale MH-53 Pave Low IV helicopter. Comes with Scorponok mini-figure that stores in the tail area of his helicopter mode.
- Autobot Ratchet - Autobot modified 1/32 scale Hummer H2 Search & Rescue vehicle.
- Wave 2
- Ironhide - Autobot 1/32 scale customized GMC Topkick.
- Starscream - Decepticon 1/90 scale Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor.
- Wave 3
Some confusion results in Optimus Prime and Megatron's wave placements. In one source, Megatron is part of Wave 3 and Optimus is part of Wave 3.5. Other sources declare Megatron a revision of Wave 2, and Optimus part of Wave 3.
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- Optimus Prime - Autobot customized 1/45 scale Peterbilt 379 semi-truck.
- Megatron - Decepticon 1/59 scale Cybertronian jet with "ice" decoration.
- Target Exclusives
- Robo-Vision Optimus Prime - Metallic repaint with enclosed code for exclusive online content. Packaged in robot mode.
- Starscream - Repaint in Generation 1 colors.
- Deep Space Starscream - Silver repaint. Packaged in robot mode.
- Best Buy Exclusives
- Autobot Ratchet - Metallic repaint.
- Megatron - Metallic repaint.
- Wave 4
- Rescue Ratchet - White/red repaint made to resemble the G1 color scheme.
- Thundercracker - Repaint of Starscream with a new head mold.
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