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The book used cartoon screen captures arranged in comic book style panels.
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Comic AdaptationsĪ comic adaptation of the series was published by IDW Publishing starting in January 2008. It also contains the two shorts Mocking Megatron and Explosive Punch. A Target exclusive version contains a second disc with Home Is Where the Spark Is.Ī two-disc set containing the complete first season, from Home is Where the Spark Is to Megatron Rising Part II.Ī two-disc set containing the complete second season, from The Elite Guard to A Bridge Too Close Part II.
#Transformers animated decepticon full#
Has Full Screen video and stereo sound in English and Spanish. Transform and Roll Out (DVD, June 22, 2008)Ī single DVD containing the three-part premier Transform and Roll Out! and two unaired shorts.Irineo Maramba - Director, Character Designer.There are some talented people working on this show. Starscream Heckles Megatron (aka "Mocking Megatron").Sparkplug Witwicky (Bumper Robinson, David Kaye)Įpisodes For further information, see: List of Transformers Animated episodes Season 1: 2007-08.Mayor Edsel's Press Secretary (Tara Strong).Shockwave / Longarm Prime (Corey Burton).Teletran-1 (Tara Strong) / Omega Supreme (Kevin Michael Richardson/ Phil LaMarr).Sentinel Minor / Sentinel Prime / Sentinel Magnus ( Townsend Coleman).Though fans initially thought the series would be a repeat of the disastrous Unicron Trilogy, Transformers Animated is now considered among the best examples of Transformers writing along with Beast Wars and Generation One.
#Transformers animated decepticon plus#
Beast Wars gets nods in the form of the inclusion of new versions/homages of Blackarachnia and Waspinator, plus the overall plot structure: the main war is over, the good guys won, but now a small team of heroes never meant for combat roles must go up against an upstart cell of villains led by a charismatic rogue. Most conspicuously, it has many parallels to Generation One character designs, personalities, and major characteristics Shockwave, Arcee and Blurr are even voiced by the same voice actors as their G1 analogues. The series also includes many elements and homages to prior Transformers series. These are meant to be "connection points," helping kids who had seen the theatrical film but had no prior Transformers experience ease into understanding the new series.
#Transformers animated decepticon movie#
Hasbro also carried over some design elements from the live-action movie into Animated designs, including not just the aforementioned cube but also Ratchet's medical readout striped deco, Bumblebee's black racing stripe, and Megatron's helmet. While the series is not a sequel to the live-action movie, they have many thematic elements in common, most notably the central role of the AllSpark and the revelation that all modern technology has been reverse-engineered from the dormant body of Megatron. Note well: human adversaries are not new in Transformers continuity. The human villains give the Autobots "everyday" threats, and some of their schemes are the result of Decepticon treachery. The arrival of a Decepticon in battle is a big deal, requiring multiple Autobots working together to stop even a single one. The idea is to present the Decepticons as more of an ongoing background threat instead of having them be repeatedly defeated each episode and look like bumbling fools. The episodes center not only on the war between the Autobots and the Decepticons, but also on the Autobots' interactions with many of Detroit's human supervillain denizens, including a maladjusted marksman, a speedy racer, and a guy who looks good in a pimp suit. The focus is on characterization, dynamic action, and humor. The series eschews the ever-continuing space opera storylines of the Unicrontrilogy cartoons to return to the episodic approach of Beast Wars most episodes are standalone stories, but with larger story arcs that stretch through the whole series. Though they were originally a lowly space bridge repair crew, these five Autobots must rise to their circumstances to deal with threats large and small. Stranded on Earth and living among the population of Detroit, they face off against a series of human villains and their mighty Decepticon foes, who seek to possess the almighty and infinitely powerful AllSpark. "When there's trouble you know who to call."Īnimated follows the adventures of a small crew of Autobots, who come into possession of the all-powerful AllSpark artifact. Overview For further information, see: Transformers Animated timeline
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