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Target: 1986

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TARGET: 1986
TFNation 2026
Sunday 2nd August 2026

 

If Transformers: The Movie is the most important piece of animation for the entire Transformers franchise, then it's arguable to say that its comic book tie-in, Target 2006, is the most important Transformers comic ever produced. 

To …

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The Rest Is Giant Robots Live

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THE REST IS GIANT ROBOTS: LIVE
TFNation 2026
Sunday 2nd August 2026

Longtime Transformers comic book creators Simon Furman and Andrew Wildman take to the stage for a special live version of their podcast The Rest Is Giant Robots.

Why not familiarise yourself with the Podcast …

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NHS Blood and Transplant at Birmingham

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NHS Blood and Transplant

This summer, we are very happy to be welcoming back the NHS Blood & Transplant team. Some of you may remember that they attended TFN:Mini-Con® Reading not too long ago. 

We have been told that their attendance has resulted in 45 new donors

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Triple Takeover: A TFNation Invasion

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TRIPLE TAKEOVER: A TFNATION INVASION
TFNation 2026
Friday 31st July 2026

We're beyond happy to once again be joined by Sixo (@SixoTF), Liam (@ToyboxSoapbox) and JSwags (@Jason_R_Wagner) on the Friday of TFNation 2026, for a very special, live edition of the Triple Takeover Toycast

If you're new to …

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Engineering Chaos

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Chaos Engineering
TFNation 2026
Sunday 2nd August 2026

Forty years ago, Transformers fans were first introduced to the ultimate force in the universe... The Chaos Bringer himself, Unicron! Despite his immense popularity at the time, it would take nearly two decades before the Dark God finally made his …

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