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Sabrblade wrote:You guys have no idea how much more awesome stuff there is that Floro Dery has posted both before and after he posted this.

Decepticon Hall of Heroes, shown in BG are the Earth's moon and the severed head of Unicron.

First version of Junkion spaceship, in BG is Cybertron.

Temporary Decepticon base, in BG is Cybertron and two of its five moons.

Shown on the left side is the Decepticon Forest Base; on the right side is the Decepticon tower on Cybertron, in BG are three of the five moons of Cybertron.

Decepticon lunar dome base.

On the left side is Cybertron and its robot mode.The city of Lithone, in BG is Unicron, is on the right side.

The first version of Fortress Maximus, shown above, transforms to Autobot City, shown below.

Seibertron wrote:I'm speechless.

Just. Wow. Amazing stuff. Someone needs to make a book with this stuff.

Sabrblade wrote:First is from "Make Tracks", and I'm not sure which episode the tower is from.

sabrblade wrote:

Decepticon Hall of Heroes, shown in BG are the Earth's moon and the severed head of Unicron.

First version of Junkion spaceship, in BG is Cybertron.

Temporary Decepticon base, in BG is Cybertron and two of its five moons.

From the episode "Enter the Nightbird"

Shown on the left side is the Decepticon Forest Base; on the right side is the Decepticon tower on Cybertron, in BG are three of the five moons of Cybertron.

First is from "Make Tracks", and I'm not sure which episode the tower is from.

Decepticon lunar dome base.

From "Blaster Blues"

On the left side is Cybertron and its robot mode.The city of Lithone, in BG is Unicron, is on the right side.

First is from the discarded early draft of the G1 movie called "The Secret of Cybertron"; the second is from the final version of said movie.




Early version of Autobot City, from when the name "Fortress Maximus" was originally going to refer to said city instead of being the name of the big Headmaster Citybot.

The first version of Fortress Maximus, shown above, transforms to Autobot City, shown below.

Early concept for Scourge



Iron Mountain from "The Insecticon Syndrome"



Unicron concept art



Early concept for Galvatron



Junkion ship and Quintesson ship from the G1 movie



Nightbird concept art


Surface of one of Cybertron's moons, from the G1 movie



Decepticon ship concept art, from the G1 movie



Early concept for Hot Rod



The Kronosphere from "War Dawn"



Cybertron



Sharkticon concept



Unicron's brain, from the G1 movie



TORQ III from "Day of the Machines"



Space carrier and an early version of Chaar



Matrix of Leadership



One of Cybertron's moons, from the G1 movie



Autobot City (third version)


Early concept for Cyclonus



Aujtobot shuttle from the G1 movie



Autobot City transformed (third version)



War screen room, from the G1 movie



Sub-Atlantica, from "Atlantis, Arise!"



Concept of Wreck-Gar

xyl360 wrote:Also, what the heck's up with the whole Cybertron having a robot mode thing? Was that seriously a concept tossed around for the movie as in Primus and all that? I thought all that stuff was just junk cooked up for the comics.

TFWiki.net wrote:"The Secret of Cybertron" was a proposed script by writer Flint Dille and creative director Jay Bacal, hastily produced in a week after they read Ron Friedman's original draft for The Transformers: The Movie and deemed it "incoherent." Although hugely proud and excited about the script they had created, Dille and Bacal were disappointed to discover that executive producers Joe Bacal and Tom Griffin did not share their enthusiasm, and "The Secret of Cybertron" was promptly "filed away."

Details on the story of "The Secret of Cybertron" remain minimal, as the script is lost to the mists of time - Dille believes he may own a copy, but has yet to uncover it. It is believed that at least some aspects of the story made it into the completed movie, although Dille describes the finished feature as "such a Frankenstein of different drafts and ideas and people" that he cannot remember which elements, if any, originated in his and Bacal's script. What is known, though, is that "The Secret of Cybertron" originated the idea of the Quintessons as the creators of the Transformers, which Dille later revived for "Five Faces of Darkness".

As pieced together from different interviews with Dille, the story would have allegedly involved Optimus Prime embarking on a quest to discover the origin of the Transformer race. The titular "secret" would have been that Cybertron itself was a giant robot, and the planet would have been transformed by the Matrix of Leadership to fight Unicron, who was in this draft a weapon apparently created by the Quintessons, intentionally setting up a "brotherly" dynamic between the two planets years before Simon Furman got the idea into his noggin.

Cyberpath wrote:Hey, where's my news credit point? I posted some of these months ago and no one seemed to care.