The Energon Pub

News Credits: 767 · by **Dead Metal** » Sun Sep 02, 2007 4:08 am

Night Striker wrote:Megatron did team up with Prime for some episodes. In the aftermath of the whole Ultimate doom Prime and Megs worked together to well basically blast a device Starscream was going to use to destroy the world. Later they worked together to deal with the Insecticons, Prime actually saved Megatron in that one. With the Combatacons they had to team up there, and much later Galvatron worked with Prime. In the comics they teamed up as well. Yes Galvatron did betray Prime, but Megatron oddly enough didn't. Partly because he knew that they had a bigger fish to fry, partly becuase Megs wasn't crazy like Gavaltron. So no I don't think that he would have slapped the heck out of Megatron from Armada, I think he would have been glad that the planet was safe, though he would probably be annoyed that Megatron died rather then Prime.

G1 Megatron always kept his word, he had a bit of a pride in him.

But he would still have slapped Armada Megs, I mean he used a Minicon that was soposed to give him a bigger blast out of his standard canon, he made one shot with that almost fell over and A Prime was still alive and took a dozen more of them.

Megatron would have slapped him cos he was a disappointment and week!

by **OptimusN1701** » Tue Sep 04, 2007 6:27 pm

Cybertron just sucked. The story is whacked out when compared to the previous two series, and the animation sucked, especially compared to Beast Wars

News Credits: 972 · by **i_amtrunks** » Tue Sep 04, 2007 6:42 pm

Evank_Horizon wrote:Seriously the toys minicons anoy me as much as their anime counterparts. The little things are weak. I have kids. Real kids. And after just a few days, most of the minicon I gave them were in pieces. And it's about as bad with the legend toys. I don't say that often but it realy was much better in the old days. Even the smaller toys were sturdy. RID spychangers were good too. I'd love them to be repainted.

Please tell me you are kidding! Those things have been repainted dozens of times.

As for the animation of E/C, it was hurt by the animators working from the actual toy designs, and having real life accurate transformations. that really limited their models in terms of what they could animate them doing.

The art style (CGI models, with cel animated backgrounds and humans) was semi-unique for the market at the time of both shows release, and personally Im glad they stuck with partial cel animation, I feel that both Energon and Cybertron could have been visually worse if they had have made the shows entirely CGI.