Alternators in European packaging:
(note that distribution for those toys was semi-random, not all of them came out in all countries - it's quite possible that no country actually even got all of them)

Blue packaging:
Smokescreen (#1 on the packaging; six languages; box art)
Silverstreak (no number on the packaging for any Alternators beyond Smokescreen; six languages; box art)
Autobot Hound (six languages; box art)

Red packaging:
Meister (released in Italy only; six languages; box art)
Windcharger (six languages; photo instead of box art)
Swindle (six languages; photo instead of box art)
Wheeljack (six languages; photo instead of box art)
Battle Ravage [Chevrolet Corvette] (six languages; photo instead of box art)

Bubble packaging:
Swindle (twelve languages; photo instead of box art)
Shockblast (twelve languages; photo instead of box art)
Decepticharge (twelve languages; photo instead of box art)
Optimus Prime (twelve languages; photo instead of box art)
Dead End (twelve languages; photo instead of box art)
Silverstreak (twelve languages; photo instead of box art)
Ravage [Jaguar XK] (twelve languages; photo instead of box art)

Released in some European countries in US packaging:
Shockblast (Argos UK/Ireland)
Grimlock (TRU Sweden)
Swerve (TRU Sweden)
Dead End (TRU Sweden/Denmark)
Autobot Hound (TRU Denmark)

 

Doesn't exist in my universe. And SE is not a number.  

Unless O and 0 mean the same thing, no.  

 

Special Edition is too a number  

 

<---------- *slowly backs away from mod-on-mod violence*

 

Really? What number comes before and after it?

Man, and here I thought we were doing a good job in elementary school with counting lessons.  

 

I count Nemesis Prime as #24 and Rumble as #25 because Nemesis was available first.

 

hmm. i wasnt even aware of euro version of the non-bubble packaging.

over here we got the US version tho. with the exception of ravage it seems.

 

 

Umm...Super mod > mod??? (just a guess)

-murphbri (who is cutting and pasting furiously)