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Fellow Cybertronians, are you looking to indulge in some Transformers cartoons of yesteryear during this, the 35th Anniversary of the Transformers brand as we know it? Don't have your favorite series on DVD, or are you having trouble finding other streaming services with what you're looking for in Transformers related media? Then Tubi TV may have you covered! Right now, they've got collections for:

The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye (a.k.a., "G1")
Beast Machines: Transformers
Transformers: Armada
Transformers: Engergon
Transformers: Cybertron
and
Transformers: Animated

(Notably, Beast Wars: Transformers and Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001) are both absent, and none of the more recent shows like Transformers: Prime and onwards are available yet either.)

Just check out Tubi TV to get started. You can find the complete list of their Transformers shows HERE.



Tubi TV is a free services that requires users to watch ads before and sometimes during their content in lieu of paying a subscription or premium membership fee.

Excited by the upcoming Transformers toy homages like "Transfomers: SIEGE Galaxy Upgrade Optimus Prime," Takara's teases of a new Star Convoy and Armada Optimus Prime, or all of the G1 toy reissues coming to Walmart soon? Will these older Transformers shows scratch that nostalgia itch for you? Please let us know in the comments below, and keep tuned to Seibertron.com for the latest news on all things Transformers!

I definitely have to check this out some time

I like how tubi tv had this for about a year or atleast a few months and now there news on it

skycutter wrote:I like how tubi tv had this for about a year or atleast a few months and now there news on it

No one told us about it before. Seibertron himself just happened upon it today. Better late than never! I'm sure Tubi TV itself is news to a lot of people, aside from the Transformers content.

Wolfman Jake wrote:

skycutter wrote:I like how tubi tv had this for about a year or atleast a few months and now there news on it

No one told us about it before. Seibertron himself just happened upon it today. Better late than never! I'm sure Tubi TV itself is news to a lot of people, aside from the Transformers content.

Really? I knew about it for the last 6 months, and I've been binge watching G1 from it. All I had to do was search Transformers G1 episodes and I found the article on TFW2005. When I saw the post here, I thought they expanded with Prime and other stuff.

I'm not trying to be rude or anything, but just finding out about is a little strange.

No one knows everything I guess.

In any case, I hope now this can get more exposure, because if it does, it might mean they could add more shows

Ah-ha....I found the one catch. It is an ad supported app. Then again, when you can't afford a service like Netflix or Hulu, you got to deal with a 30 second spot about a service or product you otherwise have no interest in isn't bad trade compared to being charged a monthly fee.

BaltousPrime789 wrote:Ah-ha....I found the one catch. It is an ad supported app. Then again, when you can't afford a service like Netflix or Hulu, you got to deal with a 30 second spot about a service or product you otherwise have no interest in isn't bad trade compared to being charged a monthly fee.

You can try Vudu too if you don't mind the ads. It's the same thing as Tubi, only they like to specify on the more popular movies and TV shows. Every month they bring in new stuff too, which is always nice

BaltousPrime789 wrote:Ah-ha....I found the one catch. It is an ad supported app. Then again, when you can't afford a service like Netflix or Hulu, you got to deal with a 30 second spot about a service or product you otherwise have no interest in isn't bad trade compared to being charged a monthly fee.

In general, my rule is "I'm gobna see commercials if I watch it on Atv, I can deal eoth commercials if I am watching it online for free."

These have been on Tubi for a really long time. I mentioned it a year ago on here

Wolfman Jake wrote:

skycutter wrote:I like how tubi tv had this for about a year or atleast a few months and now there news on it

No one told us about it before. Seibertron himself just happened upon it today. Better late than never! I'm sure Tubi TV itself is news to a lot of people, aside from the Transformers content.

I did...like a year ago...

Oh yeah, I've known for a while, at least over a year. Managed to watch all of Armada, Energon, and re-watched Animated. Still getting through Cybertron. Weird how they got Beast Machines but not Beast Wars.

Wow, US.

Thank god we have GDPR in Europe, otherwise we would've gotten a US website showing cartoons for sure. Said no one ever.

Where do you guys watch Transformers Cyberverse online???

noctorro wrote:Wow, US.

Thank god we have GDPR in Europe, otherwise we would've gotten a US website showing cartoons for sure. Said no one ever.

Where do you guys watch Transformers Cyberverse online???

I'm 99% percent sure everyone watches Cyberverse on YouTube, because that is where Hasbro uploaded them. Try looking there, and if that doesn't work, try Dailymotion

The cartoons are also available on a dedicated ROKU channel called Hasbro Studios Free.
See attached image.

FURY413 wrote:The cartoons are also available on a dedicated ROKU channel called Hasbro Studios Free.
See attached image.

Sadly, we don't seem to have that in Canada. But we get Tubi.

What da crap is Tubi TV?

Nemesis Maximo wrote:What da crap is Tubi TV?

It’s in the article. Read it.

Nathaniel Prime wrote:

Wolfman Jake wrote:

skycutter wrote:I like how tubi tv had this for about a year or atleast a few months and now there news on it

No one told us about it before. Seibertron himself just happened upon it today. Better late than never! I'm sure Tubi TV itself is news to a lot of people, aside from the Transformers content.

Really? I knew about it for the last 6 months, and I've been binge watching G1 from it. All I had to do was search Transformers G1 episodes and I found the article on TFW2005. When I saw the post here, I thought they expanded with Prime and other stuff.

I'm not trying to be rude or anything, but just finding out about is a little strange.

No one knows everything I guess.

In any case, I hope now this can get more exposure, because if it does, it might mean they could add more shows

I had never heard of Tubi until a few weeks ago. Just searched Seibertron.com's news mail archives and no one let us know either. Your message does come across as rude, though I'm sure you didn't intend it to. If you find news about Transformers and don't see it posted on Seibertron.com, please reach out to us to let us know. Thanks.

I never heard of Tubi until i saw this post. I love that it has so much I have been wanting to watch such as GIJOE as well.

Fellow Seibertronians! Yours truly has discovered something worthy of a heavy-metal theme song, and something that may interest a few of our Maximals and Predacons.

Tubi TV, the free show streaming service that has Transformers G1, Beast Machines, and the Unicron Trilogy shows, has now added Transformers: Beast Wars to its roster of shows!.

For those that are unaware, Beast Wars follows the adventures of the Maximals, led by Optimus Primal, as they try to stop the Predacons and their leader, David Kaye Megatron, from starting another Great War.

All 3 seasons are up to watch for free on thier site, making this the perfect opportunity to watch this great show.

Well, what are you waiting for? Go and watch this marvel of a show right now! And as always, keep your receptors tuned for more Seibertron news!

Not available in Europe. Looks like I'll have to invest in a VPN.

F I N A L L Y

Munkky wrote:Not available in Europe. Looks like I'll have to invest in a VPN.

There are plenty of great free VPNs to use, rather than to spend cash on something that's meant to be free.

I recommend ProtonVPN for PC and Turbo VPN for mobile.

Also worthy to note, while not mentioned in the article, Rescue Bots is also on Tubi TV for everyone to watch.

Sounds good. I have Xfinity On Demand & my computer/TV has it. like to watch Cybertron again & maybe Beast Wars since I was born the year it began.