Jetfire was at the next leadership conference when Rodimus Prime was officially named Autobot leader by Optimus stepping down. The War to End All Wars, Part 1 He acted to support Rodimus during talks with Jhiaxus, but was shot by the visiting "delegate". The War to End All Wars, Part 2 Jetfire would later be among the Autobots who entered the Earth battlefront, and at some point engaged Starscream there, being shot down in a forest by the Seeker. Shattered Glass #5 He was also present for the war's final battle and was one of the soldiers who engaged Megatron, sporting upgraded armor while he fought the Decepticon leader. He was last observed being served a fierce uppercut during the scuffle. Shattered Glass #2 Jetfire and the Autobots returned to Cybertron, only to find it overrun by shadow-demons that could turn Cybertronians into more of their number. He retrieved the Sword of Primus for Rodimus, who was able to use the blade to generate a temporary safe zone for the group. If Jetfire survived, he would have been rendered decidedly mortal by Rodimus's victory over the Dark Matrix creature, which cut them off from Primus and the wider multiverse, before setting off across the universe to spread a message of peace for the rest of his life. The War to End All Wars, Part 5 Includes Transformers Generations War for Cybertron: Siege WFC-S28 Jetfire figure, 12 accessories, 6 Fire Blasts accessories and instructions

The evidence of Robotech influencing Jetfire-related decisions is murky. That show began airing in syndication in March 1985, whereas "Fire in the Sky", the first episode with Skyfire, aired December 8, 1984—and would have had to have been written and animated much before then. Statements indicate that it took nine months to edit Robotech together, placing the start of production somewhere around July 1984. So… who knows. All that's certain is that Hasbro licensing the Super Valkyrie seemingly did prevent the use of that toy in Matchbox's Robotech toyline.He first appeared in "Where is Thy Sting?". Both he and Jetstorm speak with Russian accents. Apparently they are Sentinel Prime's soldiers, obeying his every command. The two also appear to have a kiddy sense of fun and amusement, as shown when Bumblebee plays a video game against Wasp to determine who is who. They both raise their hands and state that they will play the winner. The Japanese version of the Classics Voyager figure by Takara Tomy is virtually identical to the Hasbro version. [21] As a smaller-sized Voyager toy in the Studio Series line, " Autobot Hot Rod" fills out the price point with a handful of accessories, including a pair of light blue blast effects shaped like flames. These effects each feature two 3 mm ports shaped to attach to Hot Rod's exhaust pipes in either mode. They can be used on any 3 mm post, but due to their shape, they do not feature a 5 mm post. Hot Rod was due to receive a G1 toy-accurate redeco in the Legacy "Velocitron Speedia 500 Collection", with his blast effects coloured orange, though this did not come to pass. The Shattered Glass Collection redeco, Rodimus, comes with two of these effects in eeevil red. Build bigger mission loadouts by compiling an arsenal of additional weapon accessories from other Siege figures. (Each sold separately. Subject to availability).

The Commander Class WFC-S28 Jetfire figure comes with 2 JF-25 HS Photon Missile Sky Launchers, 2 HS Photon Missiles, 2 JF-15 HP Jetboost Particle Beam Cannon, 2 SF-M2 Radiograph Boosters, Skyshield Aerial Armor, and Skyshield Battle Mask accessories. Use weapon and armor accessories to convert figure to C.O.M.B.A.T. READY mode. Figure features multiple C.O.M.B.A.T. System weapon ports to attach weapons, enabling custom configurations in bot and vehicle modes. As a larger toy, it would follow that Hasbro would want to sell Jetfire by including him in the Transformers animated series. However, even though Hasbro had the rights to release Takatoku's Super Valkyrie in the US Transformers toyline, Hasbro's chief collaborator on Transformers was still Takara. It may have been that Takara always had plans to air the Transformers animated series in their own market (as it featured a majority of their products), and objected to the inclusion of a competitor's product on the show. This may also be why no other Takatoku-designed toys appeared in the series, although their relatively smaller sizes as compared to Jetfire may have been a factor in Hasbro not including them. As a testament to how late in production Jetfire's name was changed, " Fire in the Sky" and " Fire on the Mountain" were originally recorded using the name Jetfire, but the lines were re-recorded before broadcast. In the year 2001, the Decepticons had managed to conquer Cybertron completely. Jetfire aided in the Autobots' exodus of the planet, though he came under heavy enemy fire during this mission. The Transformers Ask Vector Prime Transformers: Generation 1 - S1 - Ep7 - Fire In The Sky - (1/4), archived from the original on 2021-09-06 , retrieved 2021-09-06

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Jetfire was among the few Autobots who stood to assist Omega Supreme in the total annihilation of the Decepticons in Iacon. However, Megatron arrived with his strike team, and after defeating Cliffjumper, chased Jetfire through the ravaged city. Jetfire finally decided enough was enough, and faced the Decepticons down. However, the former scientist failed, and could only watch as Megatron advanced and defeated Omega Supreme. Dark of the Moon Jetpower Optimus Prime with Leader Class Jetfire (2011) A re-release of the Asia gift set for the DOTM toyline. None of the figures were changed.