Transformers (cartoons)

Ultimate Deadpool said:
You're only speaking out of anger because he replaced Optimus.
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Nope , I liked him in film when he did replace Optimus but for mer personally all of season 3 sucked. in regular cartoon Rodimus just got on my nerves it was like WOW he's so bland and boring.
 
Venom Melendez said:
*shudder*.....i hate rodimus..i mean if he didnt get in the way Prime would have lived.
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I just don't like the charracter at all. The fact he got in the way was ok but damn he just annoys me. I would of rather they put Bumble bee in charge than Rodimus
 
SSJmole said:
I just don't like the charracter at all. The fact he got in the way was ok but damn he just annoys me. I would of rather they put Bumble bee in charge than Rodimus
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Agreed,I mean rodimus came out of nowhere
 
Venom Melendez said:
*shudder*.....i hate rodimus..i mean if he didnt get in the way Prime would have lived.
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Optimus was partially to blame, too. There was a large amount of Megatron's body sticking out from behind Hotrod, he could had shot at that. But, I guess the poor guy's optic sensors were starting to go at his old age.

SSJmole said:
Yep , the movie and season 3 was made to launch new toy line , thats why they got rid of so many people and brought in lame transformers.
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I liked all of the new characters in the animated movie, I just wasn't too keen about all of their vehicles modes looking so futuristic... every era before the 90's had such a grand interpretation of technology and society in the future, silly cave-people.
 
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New poster of new cartoon = Same pic but has decepticons added to the back

 
I've watched Transformers Cybertron every morning for the past month. The last episode was today, (in my defense not many things are on at six in the morning).

I was appauled at how bad the storylines were, how cliche everything was, and the animation, man I couldn't tell one bot from another. It was horrible.

I think this new one will be in the same vein
 
Cybertron was bad , I think this new one might just be a nice surprise , looked bad until i saw clip and thought "that's not as bad i thought , might be good"
 
The following is the episode list with synopses for each episode of the new Transformers: Animated.

Episodes 1-3: Transform & Roll Out!
Optimus Prime & his small crew of Autobots come into possession of the AllSpark, a powerful Cybertronian artifact that actracts the attention of their long-forgotten enemies the Decepticons and sends them crashing to a strange & distant planet known as Earth.

Episode 4: Home is Where the Spark is
The Autobots settle into their new home base - an abandoned automobile manufacturing plant but the ancient assembly line machinery seems to have developed a mind of its own.

Episode 5: Total Meltdown
A bio-engineering genius experiments with some of Bumblebee's hydraulic fluid & accidentally transformers himself into Meltdown, whose corrosive touch can melt anything - including Autobots!

Episode 6: Blast From the Past
Professor Sumdac Upgrades a trio of animatronic dinosaurs from a local theme park, but the creatures develop minds of their own & become rampaging Dinobots, bent on destroying the Autobots.

Episode 7: Thrill of the Hunt
While Autobots encounter a mysterious muscle car creating havoc in Detroit, Ratchet keeps flashing back to his "tour of duty" in the Great Autobot-Decepticon Wars.

Episode 8: Nanosec
Bumblebee's self-proclaimed title as "fastest thing on wheels" is threatened by Nanosec, a super speedster crook on a deadly mission that could destroy all of Detroit.

Episode 9: Along Came a Spider
Bumblebee & Bulkhead's first Halloween turns even spookier when they encounter a giant spider that turns out to be the deadly Decepticon Blackarachnia.

Episode 10: Sound & Fury
Sari's new toy musical robot seems to have an evil streak - and the ability to control other machines - but Bulkhead is the only on who sees it.

Episode 11: Lost & Found
The Autobots clash with Decepticons Lugnut & Blitzwing, who come to Earth searching for their missing leader Megatron.

Episode 12: Survival of the Fittest
Sari is kidnapped & the evidence points to the Dinotbots. So Prowl & Bulkhead head to a mysterious island to investigate - with a highly suspicious Captain Fanzone on their tail.

Episode 13: Headmaster
A disgruntled Sumda employee seeks revenge & profit by taking control of one of the Autobots & sending him on a rampage.

Episode 14: Nature Calls
Prowl, Bumblebee and Sari get more than they bargained for when they head out to the remote woods to investigate a mysterious energy signal.

Episode 15: Megatron Rising, Part One
Prime begins to doubt his leadership abilities as the Decepticons mobilize for a big invasion of Earth.

Episode 16: Megatron Rising, Part Two
The Autobots are decimated by the Decepticon invasion, but still must rally to prevent the AllSpark from falling into their clutches.

Episode 17: The Elite Guard
The Cybertron Elite Guard arrives on Earth to retrieve the AllSpark & relieve Prime & his crew of their post, but they prove less than adept at blending in with the human world.

Episode 18: Return of the Headmaster
Optimus Prime is forced to team up with his rival Sentinel Prime after Sentinel has a humilliating - & potentially fatal - encounter with the Headmaster.

Episode 19: Mission Accomplished
Convince there are no Decepticons left on Earth, the Elite Guard prepares to take Optimus Prime & his crew back to Cybertron - unaware of the increasing Decepticon activity taking place uner their very noses.

Episode 20: Garbage In, Garbage Out
AllSpark energy turns junk pile into a sentient robot who tries to help the Autobots, but ends up doing more harm than good.

Episode 21: Velocity
Investigating a mysterious race car, Bumblebee gets involved with an illegal underground street racing circuit, which also captures the attention of the Decepticons.

Episode 22: Rise of the Constructicons
Bulkhead befriends a pair of construction vehicles brought to life by AllSpark energy. But the Decepticons have their scanners set on the duo for their latest construction project.

Episode 23: A Fistfull of Energon
Prowl goes off on his own to capture the fugitive Starscream, but finds some competitions in the form of a Decepticon bounty hunter.

Episode 24: S.U.V. - Society of Ultimate Villainy
Aided by a mysterious benefactor, Detroit's B-level villains team up to take down the Autobots once & for all.

Episode 25: Autobot Camp
On the trail of an escaped Autobot traitor, Bumblebee flashes back to a previous encounter with the traitor when he first met Bulkhead in Autobot Boot Camp.

Episode 26: Black Friday
Blackarachnia enlists Prometheus Black - aka Meltdown - to aid her with a dangerous experiment, while Prime & Dinobot Grimlock are force to team up to stop them.

Episode 27: Sari, No One's Home
Left along in the Autobots' home base, Sari must defend it against an intrusion by the Constructicons.

Episode 28: A Bridge Too Close, Part One
The Decepticons kidnap Bulkhead to aid in Megatron's ultimate plan to take over Cybertron.

Episode 29: A Bridge Too Close, Part Two
The fates of Cybertron & Earth lie in the balance as Optimus Prime & his Autobots battle Megatron & his Decepticons in a fight to the finish.
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The following profiles are the characters in the television series Transformers: Animated.

AUTOBOTS

Bulkhead
Designed for demolition, Bulkhead is a one-bot wrecking crew. He's great in battle, but sometimes Bulkhead doesn't know his own strength. He may look like one mean machine, but he's really a softy at heart.
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Bumblebee
Bumblebee is the youngest and least mature of the Autobots. He's a bit of a showoff and always acts on impulse. The fastest of the Autobots, Bumblebee is always rushing into situations without thinking.
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Optimus Prime
Optimus is a young commander of the Autobots. He's a born leader who is humble, fearless, and friendly. Armed witha rocket-powered laser axe, Prime knows how to handle himself in battle.
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Prowl
Silent and stealthy, Prowl prefers to let his actions do the talking. He's a natural spy that can infiltrate any location unseen and unheard. Prowl's jump jets allow him short bursts of flight.
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Ratchet
He's short-tempered, grizzled and seemingly older than the AllSpark itself. Ratchet is the team's medic. He may be an expert healer, but his bedside manner is a bit rusty.
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Sari

She's the outspoken daughter of the brilliant scientist Isaac Sumdac. Sari has a mysterious key that came from the AllSpark. The key gives her a special bond with the Autobots
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DECEPTICONS

Megatron
Megatron is the ruthless leader of the Decepticons. He demands unquestioning loyalty from those who serve him. Armed with a destructive fusion cannon, Megatron takes pleasure in the suffering of the Autobots.
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Starscream
Megatron's scheming second-in-command would like nothing better than to take control of the Decepticons. Starscream's powerful nullray cannons and incredible speed make him a dangerous opponent.
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Ultimate Houde said:
I've watched Transformers Cybertron every morning for the past month. The last episode was today, (in my defense not many things are on at six in the morning).

I was appauled at how bad the storylines were, how cliche everything was, and the animation, man I couldn't tell one bot from another. It was horrible.

I think this new one will be in the same vein
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The reason why TF Cybertron sucks *** because it was a badly-written anime show that was dubbed badly and forced into continuity with the previous series (in Japan it was rebooted).

This on the other hand is something Cartoon Network actually put money and quality on, and is purely made in America. I'm not knocking anime, but the Japanese has been doing it poorly for TFs. I see this as the return of good storytelling and characters which I missed since Beast Wars.

I was thrown back the character designs too. But after seeing the toys and they are the most show-accurate toys ever made in TF history, I'm impressed. I also like the concept here that they won't let the Decepticons show up in every episode. I mean it would be lame if Megs loses in every episode right? They're going to make the 'Cons a more threatening force which will only be undermined if they lose every time.
 
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I'm the only one watching this?

I'm pretty satisfied with it. The idea of the Decepticons making appearances every once in a while is working pretty well, with Megatron, Starscream and Soundwave proving a good threat. (Though the B-villains they made up when they don't show up arren't giving them much competetion...)

The only major complaint I have is the B-villains (the Blight wannabe was just stupid) and the
implied Optimus Prime and Blackarachnia romance.
 
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