Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Transformers: Age of Extinction is a film which has an associated toy line released in 2014 by Hasbro (Takara Tomy in Japan). The film, and thus the toy line, is based on the original Transformers media franchise. The first toy in this line is First Edition Optimus Prime, which was released on February 2014.Unlike previous Transformers toy lines including those of the previous three films, this line is divided into two distinct series based on target audience: \"Robots in Disguise\" and \"Generations\". \"Robots in Disguise\" is a series of simpler, more gimmicky toys aimed toward children. \"Generations\" is a series featuring more complex and movie-accurate toys aimed toward adult collectors. With Hasbro's renewed focus on simpler toys for children, the \"traditional\" Deluxe, Voyager and Leader Class assortments are explicitly split off under the \"Generations\" banner, receiving a much reduced focus in marketing and even being entirely store exclusive in the United Kingdom. In Japan, the \"Robots in Disguise\" and \"Generations\" sub-lines are marketed as \"Lost Age Series\" and \"Movie Advanced\", respectively."@en }
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- Transformers:_Age_of_Extinction_(toy_line) abstract "Transformers: Age of Extinction is a film which has an associated toy line released in 2014 by Hasbro (Takara Tomy in Japan). The film, and thus the toy line, is based on the original Transformers media franchise. The first toy in this line is First Edition Optimus Prime, which was released on February 2014.Unlike previous Transformers toy lines including those of the previous three films, this line is divided into two distinct series based on target audience: \"Robots in Disguise\" and \"Generations\". \"Robots in Disguise\" is a series of simpler, more gimmicky toys aimed toward children. \"Generations\" is a series featuring more complex and movie-accurate toys aimed toward adult collectors. With Hasbro's renewed focus on simpler toys for children, the \"traditional\" Deluxe, Voyager and Leader Class assortments are explicitly split off under the \"Generations\" banner, receiving a much reduced focus in marketing and even being entirely store exclusive in the United Kingdom. In Japan, the \"Robots in Disguise\" and \"Generations\" sub-lines are marketed as \"Lost Age Series\" and \"Movie Advanced\", respectively.".