Mr. Gobot

There were a bunch of Gobots themed Halloween costumes made by, I'm actually not sure who they were made by. These "costumes" were just masks and a shirt with a picture of the character. Seemingly, the only costumes made were Heat Seeker, Cop-Tur, Leader-1, and Cy-Kill.

The GoBotron Fortress was a canceled playset within the toyline. If it had been released, it would've easily been the biggest toy released within the Gobots toyline. It was likely canceled because Tonka thought that it would've been too expensive and not sold enough copies.

Heat Seeker was released in series two and three of the toyline. He turns into a General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon. He's likely one of the most complex and creative transformations for a Gobot. Sadly, he has a better-looking undercarriage than most Transformers Jets today.

MRDX-01 Bike Robo was released in 2018 by Action Toys. It was a lot bigger than the regular version and more complex. It even came with an alternate faceplate to make him look like Cy-Kill from the animated series. Sadly, this was the only DX figure released by Action Toys.

Superior Toys produced a Go-Bots gumball machine. More specifically a gumball machine in the shape of Leader-1. It could change from Robot mode to Jet mode, unfortunately I cannot find any pictures of it in jet mode.

Gobots had some wearable merch. The choices of clothing that Gobots was put on was... questionable. First, there was a shirt with Crasher on it, which is fair. Then there was a belt? With Cy-Kill on it... a little weird but fine. And then there was a smock for some reason.

Four Machine Men mini comics were released between 1984 and 1986. These were made to promote each new wave of the Machine Men toy line in Australia.

Plastirama produced some masks for the Gobots franchise under license from Tonka. This included Leader-1, Cy-Kill, and Turbo. More may exist but these images are the only ones to have been found currently. (Yes they look very cursed)