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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Mon Sep 16, 2019 9:57 am
by Ig89ninja
Stargrave wrote:
Burn wrote:
Ig89ninja wrote:I feel like this episode has the most intense Starscream beating ever put to screen.

Quite violent for a children's cartoon, really surprised me.


I agree and yet at other times there’s almost comical violence like Prime tossing ‘Cons around in the moon.

Prowl never speaks which bums me out.

I could never imagine Shockwave abandoning Megatron.

If I was a kid I would loooove this show and playing with the toys at the same time I mean they all do their fun gimmick attacks during the episodes. Just throw a comforter on the ground, boom, instant moon surface.

I agree, this show is just fun!

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Mon Sep 16, 2019 2:05 pm
by Cyberstrike
o.supreme wrote:
Decepticon Stryker wrote:There was a time jump between seasons one and two. The dodechahedron is the Allspark and that exact scene was in season one.


That was supposed to be a time jump?....I can almost guaranty nobody got that unless they read it online somewhere. Leave the time jumps to Young Justice, or at least shows that can write them competently.
Stargrave wrote:Ah that’s Machinima. This is Netflix. Voltron did pretty well. They do a lot of shows well. I’m highly optimistic and it feels like a safe bet it’ll be better than the Prime Wars.


I certainly hope so. I really want it to be good, but I've been burned before. All I can say is, while Machinima was a bust all around. Netflix is at least 50/50. For every Voltron, there is unfortunately a She-Ra. let's hope its more like the former, than the latter.


Young Justice has time jumps because the series takes seemingly close to 5 years to get a season done. :-P

Netflix has have some amazing animated shows Voltron: Legendary Defender, The Dragon Price, Castlevania, Carmen Sandiego, and She-Ra are all great shows that are well written and have different art styles, great voice acting, and so on.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Mon Sep 16, 2019 4:15 pm
by Burn
Stargrave wrote:Prowl never speaks which bums me out.

Good things come to those who wait.
Unless you're a Bludgeon fan.

I could never imagine Shockwave abandoning Megatron.

Unless logic prevails and he sees that continuing to follow Megatron would be illogical...

If I was a kid I would loooove this show and playing with the toys at the same time I mean they all do their fun gimmick attacks during the episodes. Just throw a comforter on the ground, boom, instant moon surface.

Very valid statement. This season, time skip aside (and taking into account I'm a few episodes ahead) is a MASSIVE improvement over the first season. The writing is better, we have a broader range of characters, all of which are actually getting characterisation. Even Optimus Prime and Megatron have had their "relationship" built on which most previous series have never bothered with.

Transformers Cyberverse Season 1 and Rescue Bots Academy Now on Netflix

PostPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2019 6:43 pm
by D-Maximal_Primal
Thanks to some notifications from Twitter, we have word that Netflix has picked up some of the latest Transformers TV series for their streaming service!

Netflix has picked up 2 new series for their service. The first one is the Transformers Cyberverse cartoon. Cyberverse season 1 is now available, which consists of 18 episodes that are all around 11 minutes each. Season 2 is also currently running, so once you watch Season 1 you can begin to watch Season 2!

Also available now is the successor show to Rescue Bots titled Rescue Bots Academy. Rescue Bots is the longest running Transformers cartoon ever, and Rescue Bots Academy introduces the newest generation of Rescue Bots, which includes the TV debut of Whirl and the return of Unicron Trilogy favorite Hot Shot.

You can now watch both series on Netflix. So head on over and check them out! If you already have Netflix, great! If not, you can try out a free 30-day trial, and after that decide if you want to continue with the service and pay $8.99 a month.

Check out the newest Netflix additions, and let us know what you think in the comments section below!

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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2019 7:12 pm
by Whifflefire
Looks I'll finally be able to watch Rescue Bots Academy!

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2019 7:25 pm
by Sabrblade
Whifflefire wrote:Looks I'll finally be able to watch Rescue Bots Academy!
While not as great as the first show, it's still pretty fun, has vastly superior voice acting than Cyberverse, and features a lot of continuity ties with its predecessor, making it definitely feel like a true continuation despite the change in voice cast.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Fri Sep 20, 2019 8:43 am
by o.supreme
Cyberverse may be a more recent addition, however, I posted about RB Academy being on Netflix two weeks ago in that shows own thread

official-rescue-bots-academy-discussion-thread-t110411s50.php

At any rate. I stated in that thread why I have no interest in that show. If you have kids, nieces, nephews etc... between the ages of 3-6 this will be great for them. Again, I'm not saying the show is bad by any means, it's just that as an adult, and with my own kids past this shows demographic, it offers nothing for me, not should I expect it to. Just makes me miss my son being a younger kid back when he enjoyed Rescue Bots...man time flies :( ;) .

I may revisit Cyberverse again, but its so nonsensical to me, its really hard to watch, reminds me of Armada in that way, I guess the one consolation is it is shorter? (something that should not be said about any TF show...).

It's either sad, or speaks volumes that Netflix didn't even advertise these on their monthly slate of announced upcoming shows, but this is not unique, it seems more and more content is not being advertised leaving people to randomly come across them.

Also hanging my hat on the hopes of the Siege series next year doesn't instill me with great confidence either, especially after the disaster that was Machinima's trilogy.

I just feel sad, I used to be an adamant *lore keeper* for all thing in the realm of Transformers Animation. Episode count, plot synopsis etc... Even though I wasn't a fan of the Unicron Trilogy, when it was first on, I was trying to spark conversations as each episode aired, but few to little people seemed to care back then, on the forums I was associated with. Now 15 years later, and with the format of media changing altogether (from half-hour episodes to 11 minute ones) I find myself caring less and less with each successive series. I understand that with the brand becoming multi-generational they have to appeal to all demographics.

Since 2015, I've had toys that I enjoy, which is something I haven't been able to say in the previous decacde, but now I don't have anything in animation I can claim I really enjoy, that is seeminglyfor me.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Fri Sep 20, 2019 9:04 am
by Sabrblade
Well, this season of Cyberverse has certainly been better than the first.

Really curious to find out what Bludgeon's angle is, as he seems to working some kind of agenda that no one else about, what with his doing things behind everyone's back without orders and being all silent like Snake Eyes.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Fri Sep 20, 2019 10:34 am
by Deadput
Sabrblade wrote:Well, this season of Cyberverse has certainly been better than the first.

Really curious to find out what Bludgeon's angle is, as he seems to working some kind of agenda that no one else about, what with his doing things behind everyone's back without orders and being all silent like Snake Eyes.


Maybe it's simply for the lols? /s

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Fri Sep 20, 2019 4:17 pm
by chuckdawg1999
I finally got to watch the first two episodes, if I didn't know from here that time jumped forward I wouldn't have known. Other than that I really wish they included handheld weapons for the figures especially a sword for Windblade.

Transformers Cyberverse Season 2 Episodes 5, 6, 7, and 8 Now Unlocked at Cartoon Network.Com

PostPosted: Fri Sep 20, 2019 11:01 pm
by Stargrave
Posted just today to Cartoon Network.com and to the Cartoon Network App are the next two episodes (each in two parts) in the Transformers Cyberverse Season 2 arc Power of the Spark, The Visitor, and Bring Me the Spark of Optimus Prime. Just click HERE to head to Cartoon Network or log onto the app on your mobile devices to start eating up these easily digestible episodes featuring a bevy of cameos to make fans new and old smile. Enjoy the views and share your thoughts in the forums. As always stay tuned to Seibertron for the ultimate in Transformers news!
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 7:36 am
by Aimless Misfire
I see they went FULL RETARD on Wheeljack's face. It wasn't bad enough that G1 added eyes? Now they have to completely remove the bands. What's next? Remove his ears to make him completely unrecognizable?

The most awesome thing about Wheeljack was his G1 TOY face. Why do they have to ruin it? Why can't an awesome robot design remain an awesome robot design? Doesn't the Transformers franchise already have enough characters with human faces? If they gave Shockwave a human face all the fans would raise hell. It would be worse than WWIII.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 8:57 am
by Lore Keeper
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Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 9:17 am
by Go-Faster-Wings
Aimless Misfire wrote:I see they went FULL RETARD on Wheeljack's face. It wasn't bad enough that G1 added eyes? Now they have to completely remove the bands. What's next? Remove his ears to make him completely unrecognizable?

The most awesome thing about Wheeljack was his G1 TOY face. Why do they have to ruin it? Why can't an awesome robot design remain an awesome robot design? Doesn't the Transformers franchise already have enough characters with human faces? If they gave Shockwave a human face all the fans would raise hell. It would be worse than WWIII.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 2:04 pm
by Deadput
Aimless Misfire wrote:I see they went FULL RETARD on Wheeljack's face. It wasn't bad enough that G1 added eyes? Now they have to completely remove the bands. What's next? Remove his ears to make him completely unrecognizable?

The most awesome thing about Wheeljack was his G1 TOY face. Why do they have to ruin it? Why can't an awesome robot design remain an awesome robot design? Doesn't the Transformers franchise already have enough characters with human faces? If they gave Shockwave a human face all the fans would raise hell. It would be worse than WWIII.


His face looks fine man just think of it as being what's under his face mask, Grimlock hasn't really put on his face mask in the show either but we know he has one.

Nothing's ruined, Cyberverse didn't time travel in the past and rip off Wheeljack's plate from his face and retcon his original design and murder your family, you seem to take some stuff about the franchise way too seriously since many posts of yours seem to be a temper tantrum over things you don't personally like, not that there's anything wrong with not liking things but there is definitely a better way to handle expressing such dislike.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 4:23 pm
by Sabrblade
Man, Bludgeon is so cool in this show that it made me go on eBay and order the Warrior class one from RID 2015 as a stand-in until he ever gets his own Cyberverse toy.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 4:35 pm
by Burn
Aimless Misfire wrote:I see they went FULL RETARD on Wheeljack's face.

You do realise you can voice your opinion without coming across as a complete and total asshole yeah?

Try it some time.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 4:39 pm
by Burn
I'm baffled by this series.

On one hand, we have a toy line that is simplistic and really aimed at younger kids.

On the other hand, we have a cartoon series that has the main bad guy as a MASS MURDERER.

And I'm not a fan of Jetfire's voice. Sky Byte works perfectly but Jetfire's? Bring back the Aussie or Pommy accent, those ones were better.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 4:58 pm
by Deadput
Burn wrote:I'm baffled by this series.

On one hand, we have a toy line that is simplistic and really aimed at younger kids.

On the other hand, we have a cartoon series that has the main bad guy as a MASS MURDERER.

And I'm not a fan of Jetfire's voice. Sky Byte works perfectly but Jetfire's? Bring back the Aussie or Pommy accent, those ones were better.


I'm genuinely surprised at the body count and darker moments in well...this show, It's actually a little surreal.


Also yes Aussie Jetfire was like the coolest character, I miss the guy so badly I even made up head canon stuff with Cybertron Jetfire being his own character named...well Jetfire while G1 Jetfire has the Skyfire name just to have an excuse to have both of them in my universal collection.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 6:21 pm
by chuckdawg1999
Sabrblade wrote:Man, Bludgeon is so cool in this show that it made me go on eBay and order the Warrior class one from RID 2015 as a stand-in until he ever gets his own Cyberverse toy.


How much did that set you back?

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 9:45 pm
by Sabrblade
chuckdawg1999 wrote:
Sabrblade wrote:Man, Bludgeon is so cool in this show that it made me go on eBay and order the Warrior class one from RID 2015 as a stand-in until he ever gets his own Cyberverse toy.


How much did that set you back?
Eh, not enough to do any real harm. I'd recently already been making some pretty big purchases on eBay, anyway, so this one was a breeze by comparison.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 6:43 pm
by Ig89ninja
I’m just going to say it, I personally love Arcee apparently being the type of Autobot who loves animals and video games.

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 7:59 pm
by D-Maximal_Primal
Sabrblade wrote:Man, Bludgeon is so cool in this show that it made me go on eBay and order the Warrior class one from RID 2015 as a stand-in until he ever gets his own Cyberverse toy.

That's brilliant. makes me glad i got him at the time

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 9:58 pm
by Sabrblade
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:
Sabrblade wrote:Man, Bludgeon is so cool in this show that it made me go on eBay and order the Warrior class one from RID 2015 as a stand-in until he ever gets his own Cyberverse toy.

That's brilliant. makes me glad i got him at the time
Yeah, like, the RID Warrior one is really close to how he ended up looking in Cyberverse, right down to his having two cannons on his back when most Bludgeons have only one.

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And he's totally this show's Snake Eyes, but ruthless and EVIL! :twisted:

Re: Transformers Cyberverse Animated Series Discussion Thread

PostPosted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 10:10 pm
by Burn
Sabrblade wrote:And he's totally this show's Snake Eyes, but ruthless and EVIL! :twisted:

Seems more like a generic background character to me.