Transformers: Robots In Disguise (Animated Series): Grimlock Concept Art

shajaki wrote:The Director of Art for the Transformers Robots in Disguise animated series Jose Lopez has posted some concept art on Instagram of Grimlock! While it largely looks like the final design, it does feature an alternate (very G1 looking) head. Scroll down to see the art and stay tuned to Seibertron.com for all your Transformers News!

NuclearConvoy wrote:
Is it just me, or is that G1 styled head looking a bit like it could be a battle mask?

mirageandjazz1197 wrote:Some of Grimlock's toys have that battle mask (without the visor)

TGS1985 wrote:Huh, a Yellow Autobot symbol. I don't recall every seeing one in that color. That said, I can't help but imagine it being something that would drive IDW Ultra Magnus nuts, lol.

Sabrblade wrote:

TGS1985 wrote:It's red on the final version, thankfully.

Sabrblade wrote:

TGS1985 wrote:It's red on the final version, thankfully.

16 - Sideswipe loses his head

When the latest team training session leaves Sideswipe wiped out, the young Autobot realises he cannot always rely on physical strength.

17 - Honour above all

Drift returns to Earth in pursuit of Jetstorm. Meanwhile, Bumblebee's team must face an escaped Springload and Quillfire.

18 - Grimlock's Wound

Unaware of Grimlock hiding a severe wound, Bumblebee and the team head towards the ocean in pursuit of a Decepticon.

19 - The champion

Groundpounder, an ancient gladiator become Decepticon, escapes and joins a TV fighting program. Grimlock will have to face him.

20 - Malfunction

Fixit's glitch becomes worse. Denny tries fixing it, but accidentally triggers his security programming. Fully armed, Fixit turns on the others.

21 - Siege

Steeljaw and his gang manage to enter the junkyard, and try freeing the cryofrozen Decepticons while keeping the Autobots away thanks to a sonic wave field. Our heroes will have to show cunning and strategy to enact their plan and take back their base.

psj333 wrote:In episode #18, the entire Autobot team travels to the ocean to search for an escaped Decepticon. Could this mean the return of Hammerstrike, a brand-new Decepticon, or both?

psj333 wrote:steeljaw is planning to free all the Decepticons and threatened to kills the Autobots if they get in his way.

psj333 wrote:So, I`m pretty sure that we might be able to see Hammerstrike again for the second time,

psj333 wrote:Sabrblade, in episode #21, Steeljaw is using aonic field to keep Autobots away, according to the plot description. Don't forget, Hasbro has stated that he is the most dangerous and most fearsome Decepticon to date. To me, that enough to say that Steeljaw is planning to use threats if he has to.

psj333 wrote:True, Sabrblade. But even so, no matter what Steeljaw does or says, Bumblebee will do everything within his power to be sure that doesn't happen, as Bumblebee doesn't take threats too easily. As an Autobot, Bumblebee do fear nobody! But you know what? Just because of yoou being a leader, it doesn't really mean that you've been given all rights. No one really does! We must all reassure ourselves that part of Bumblebee's personality is inherited from Rodimus Prime, which means that sometimes, when anyone, including boss characters want to solve a problem, they don't think. They just react without even realizing the risk of their mission. So, if Bee wants to prevent Steeljaw from winning, he put his own life at risk. If I were him, I would wait until my enemy finish what he has to do first, before I would react. Let me ask you this: If your enemy tells you that they have a mission, and he threatens to kill you if you dare jepordize his mission, should you immediately react to this situation, or should you hold back until further notice?

Sabrblade wrote:Why do I ever bother

Ironhidensh wrote:Was Jazz ever in Prime?

chuckdawg1999 wrote:After watching the episode with Jazz now I understand why the figures were in the same wave.

carytheone wrote:

chuckdawg1999 wrote:After watching the episode with Jazz now I understand why the figures were in the same wave.

Where are you watching the show? Do thy rebroadcast at a later time or is there a legitimate way to watch online?

5:30am CST is just a little too early for me.

Sabrblade wrote:couldn't you record the episodes with a DVR or something to watch later?

Sabrblade wrote:Well, this thread has Dailymotion links to all of the first 14 episodes from when they aired in Australia and Singapore a month ahead of the U.S.

carytheone wrote:

chuckdawg1999 wrote:After watching the episode with Jazz now I understand why the figures were in the same wave.

Where are you watching the show? Do thy rebroadcast at a later time or is there a legitimate way to watch online?

5:30am CST is just a little too early for me.

NuclearConvoy wrote:How many episodes is this series slated to be?

Sabrblade wrote:

NuclearConvoy wrote:How many episodes is this series slated to be?

78.

NuclearConvoy wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

NuclearConvoy wrote:How many episodes is this series slated to be?

78.

That's amazing!

NuclearConvoy wrote:I'm not saying it's a record, I'm saying it's amazing that I still have 60 episodes to watch!

Transformers: Robots in Disguise
Sat Jun 06 - 6:30am - 112 - Hunting Season
Sat Jun 13 - 6:30am - 113 - Out of Focus
Sat Jun 20 - 6:30am - 114 - Sideways
Sat Jun 27 - 6:30am - 115 - Even Robots Have Nightmares
Sat Jul 04 - 6:30am - 116 - Some Body, Any Body

Sabrblade wrote:It appears that "Out of Focus" really is the 13th episode while "Sideways" is really the 14th. The confusion between the two must have led to Australia accidentally airing "Sideways" in place of "Out of Focus", while Singapore aired the correct episode all along. Doesn't help that the Chinese website that aired the Chinese-dubbed episodes before all else listed the two in the opposite order.

15. Even Robots Have Nightmares:
When Denny and the Bots are captured, Russell must keep his cool to protect the team from a Decepticon who gives life to the Autobots’ worst fears.

16. Some Body, Any Body
When the Team’s latest quarry leaves Sideswipe powerless, the young Autobot must learn that he can’t always rely on his physical prowess.

17. One of Our Mini-Cons Is Missing
Drift returns to Earth in pursuit of disgruntled runaway Jetstorm – just as the Bee Team must contend with Springload and Quillfire flying the coop.

18. Deep Trouble
Description missing; Episode 17's description is repeated instead

19. The Champ
When a Decepticon Gladiator and his cheating Manager enter a human Demolition Derby, Grimlock, Denny and Fixit pose as competitors.

20. The Trouble With Fixit
An attempt to fix ailing Fixit goes horribly wrong, converting the Mini-Con into a fully weaponized and lethal prison guard who mistakes the Bee Team for Decepticon fugitives.

Sabrblade wrote:Episodes 15-20 are already on the Australian iTunes for purchasing and watching!

15. Even Robots Have Nightmares:
When Denny and the Bots are captured, Russell must keep his cool to protect the team from a Decepticon who gives life to the Autobots’ worst fears.

16. Some Body, Any Body
When the Team’s latest quarry leaves Sideswipe powerless, the young Autobot must learn that he can’t always rely on his physical prowess.

17. One of Our Mini-Cons Is Missing
Drift returns to Earth in pursuit of disgruntled runaway Jetstorm – just as the Bee Team must contend with Springload and Quillfire flying the coop.

18. Deep Trouble
Description missing; Episode 17's description is repeated instead

19. The Champ
When a Decepticon Gladiator and his cheating Manager enter a human Demolition Derby, Grimlock, Denny and Fixit pose as competitors.

20. The Trouble With Fixit
An attempt to fix ailing Fixit goes horribly wrong, converting the Mini-Con into a fully weaponized and lethal prison guard who mistakes the Bee Team for Decepticon fugitives.