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In the beginning, Jetfire was the product of Macross technology. Bandai allowed Takara and Hasbro to use some of their molds for the Transformers line back in 1984. One of those products was the VariTech fighter from Macross (or Robotech for the Americans). Interestingly enough, Hasbro blended him with a humanoid face into the animated series and renamed him Skyfire. Jetfire from the G1 era remains one of the most sought after and favorites from the Autobot legion. Jetfire has appeared in every series since Armada and now makes an appearance in the Classics lineup. Read Review 
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