Transformers Cyberverse Season 2 Power of the Spark Premiere Available Free in Australia and US

Lexomatic wrote:Apparently somebody at Boulder Media/Allspark Animation forgot the lunar surface is a vacuum. That means no billowing dust clouds, Soundwave's sonic attacks have no medium, and Windblade is spinning her fans out of habit, I guess. And the way characters float away when they lose physical contact -- well, apparently gravity falls off by something other than an inverse-square.

(Yes, I'm one of those fans -- I will happily accept mass-shifting alien robots, but misrepresenting planetology will get my knickers in a twist every time.)

You must just love Star Wars, then, what with all its loud explosions and laser fire heard all throughout outer space.

william-james88 wrote:But isnt Cybertron in a vacum too?

In this show? We don't know yet.

But in previous shows, humans have been able to breathe on Planet Cybertron in at least G1, Energon, Cybertron, and Animated.

william-james88 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

william-james88 wrote:But isnt Cybertron in a vacum too?

In this show? We don't know yet.

But in previous shows, humans have been able to breathe on Planet Cybertron in at least G1, Energon, Cybertron, and Animated.

My last memory of humans on cybertron was Prime where humans couldn't breathe on Cybertron. So I was thinking about that. Didn't remember the other instances.

Yeah, Jack did need a space suit in that show since Cybertron was a dead planet that time.

Though, oddly enough, Armada had the kids keep their space suit helmets on when they were on Cybertron, but then they and all other humans could just breathe without them in Energon and Cybertron. Heh.

I feel like this episode has the most intense Starscream beating ever put to screen.

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.

Yeah, it's because there was no blood that they could get away with it.

Though, there was that one Cybertron episode where Starscream fought his way through every Autobot after another to reach the Omega Lock and Earth Planet Key, nearly killing himself in the process after how brutal an ordeal that was for him.

I'm still undecided on Wheeljack, characterwise the crazy engineer works, but the voice is a bit off-putting.

But a Shockwave/Wheeljack team up? Oh we need more of that. Fantastic dynamic between them.

If only there wasn't a war on ...

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.

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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.

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.

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!

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.