Beast Wars Neo followed on directly where the previous year’s series, Beast Wars II, left off. The series received primarily all new molds, several of which were extremely creative and have yet to see the light of day outside of Japan. Shifting from the previous nature VS technology focus, this series cast the Cybertrons as mammals and the Destrons as dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. The series was very poorly received, though, a pity considering how well some of the toys were designed.
Cybertrons[ ] C-29 Longrack
[ ] C-30 Corada
[ ] C-31 Stampy
[ ] C-32 Break
[ ] C-33 Rockbuster (repaint of Beast Wars Razorclaw)
[ ] C-34 Randy (repaint of Beast Wars Razorbeast)
[ ] C-35 Big Convoy
[ ] C-36 Mach Kick
[ ] C-37 Sharp Edge (remold of Beast Wars Cybershark)
[ ] C-38 Bump (repaint of Beast Wars Armordillo)
[ ] C-39 Survive (repaint of Beast Wars Polar Claw)
[ ] S-3 Heinrad (while not released with a C-number, Heinrad was a Maximal, unlike the previous year’s Moon)
[ ] D-29 Guiledart
[ ] D-30 Saberback
[ ] D-31 Sling
[ ] D-32 Dead End
[ ] D-33 Hydra (repaint of Beast Wars Laserbeak, himself a repaint of Beast Wars Terrorsaur)
[ ] D-34 Crazybolt (repaint of Beast Wars Iguanus)
[ ] D-35 Magmatron
[ ] D-36 Archadis
[ ] D-37 Hardhead (remold of Beast Wars Dinobot)
[ ] D-38 Bazooka
[ ] D-39 Killerpunch (remold of Guildart)
X-6 Rartorarta (released in the US as Fuzor Injector)
X-7 Elphaorpha (repaint of Fuzor Torca)
X-8 Drancron (repaint of Fuzor Sky Shadow)
[ ] VS-29 Longrack VS Guiledart
[ ] VS-30 Corada VS Saberback
[ ] VS-31 Stampy VS Sling
[ ] VS-32 Break VS Dead End
[ ] VS-33 Rockbuster VS Hydra
[ ] VS-34 Randy VS Crazybolt
[ ] VS-35 Big Convoy VS Magmatron
[ ] VS-36 Mach Kick VS Archadis
[ ] VS-37 Sharp Edge VS Heardhead
[ ] VS-38 Bump VS Bazooka
[ ] VS-39 Survive VS Killerpunch