Entries with ? Beast Wars: Transformers (titled Beasties: Transformers in Canada)[2] is a computer animated television series that debuted in 1996 and ended on March 7, 1999, serving as the flagship of the Transformers: Beast Wars franchise. Optimus and the Maximals seemingly defeat Megatron, only for Megatron to return, leading his drones to extract the sparks of all except Optimus. This is about The Transformers Beast Wars and Beast Machines, and their crossover allies from other media in FanFiction. Top 5 Beast Wars Toys of Non Show Characters We don't see it as much these days, but in the 80s and 90s, the characters you saw on a Transformers show were just a subset of all the toys available. That trait was phased out in exchange for him becoming an effeminate, mood-swinging goofball; his tone of voice transitioning from a ferocious baritone to a silly high pitch at the drop of a hat. He primarily uses twin chainguns as weapons. This is a sortable list of characters and toys in the Beast Wars franchise, which is part of the larger Transformers franchise from Hasbro.This includes characters appearing in an animated series, comics or video games. The Tripredicus council, Ram Horn, Sea Clamp, and Cicadaon, combine to form Tripredacus. He was the brainwashed spark of Waspinator. However, the French dubbed episodes that can nowadays be found on DVD and VHS stop at "Other Visits (Part 2)", but we can assume that the TV broadcast reached the end of the season. His beast mode is a silverback gorilla. The voice actor for Cheetor hasn't been revealed, but the rookie Maximal is one of the Beast Wars Transformers fans have been most excited to see in live-action. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (2023) - IMDb Waspinator | Villains Wiki | Fandom Reportedly based on the 'Transformers' spinoff 'Beast Wars' which feature robots that transform into robotic animals. Some of these changes were gradual; Megatron began the series as a gravelly voiced and uncharismatic slob who would loudly hock loogies after fits of maniacal laughter. Megatron's original beast mode is a purple Tyrannosaurus rex but he later upgrades into a red European dragon after stealing his namesake's spark. Scorponok dies in the season 2 premiere, when the quantum surge causes him and Terrorsaur to fall into a pit of lava. In Beast Machines, he is promoted to second-in-command after his suspicions about an organic tree being 'dangerous' to the Maximals' techno-organic beast modes prove correct, nearly causing Optimus, Blackarachnia and Rattrap to regress to their beast instincts. Day 5 of recording the score for #transformersriseofthebeasts! Together the ships plunge through a time/space phenomenon created by the transwarp device during their battle in space, and crash-land on a mysterious planet. In 1999, Hasbro released a small toyline based on the popular Animorphs book series by K. A. Applegate. They do this with the aid of an artifact known as the Golden Disk and Megatron's stolen ship, the Darksyde, which is equipped with a transwarp drive. The Autobot who speaks through his car radio has appeared in every live-action Transformers movie, and Rise of the Beasts won't end this. Leo Prime, Apache, Bighorn, BB, Tasmanian Kid and Scuba spawned evil "Black" clones during "The Black Lio Convoy" that did not survive that episode. Mainframe's animators took pains to ensure their characters gestured and emoted in great detail, and the "camera" work often took creative advantage of the format's flexibility. [10] DiMaggio voices both Stratosphere, an Autobot that originated from the toyline of Revenge of the Fallen and the Dark of the Moon video game from 2009 to 2011, and Transit, a Terrorcon that turns into a school bus. Optimus Primal/Optimal Optimus The commander of the Maximals and their ship the Axalon. He began plotting against Megatron, intending to betray him. Thus, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts was born, not only bringing back fan favorites like the leader of the Autobots himself Optimus Prime (Peter Cullen) but also introducing the Beast Wars . He almost always refers to himself in the third person and blisters under his bad luck. There's no sign of Megatron either, which might come as a surprise to viewers expecting something a little more formulaic as previous installments in the Transformers saga were. Tarantulas | Villains Wiki | Fandom Tarantulas is the secondary antagonist of the CGI series Transformers: Beast Wars. Transformers 7 is inspired by the animated Transformers: Beast Wars series, but director Steven Caple Jr. and co. have changed the narrative a bit. In France and (French) Belgium, the show was called "Animutants" and had a good-quality dubbing, rather close to the original voices. Despite dying in the American-produced animated film. The entire run of the show ended up on VHS from 2000 to 2001, though "Aftermath" was only available as a pack-in with Claw Jaw, and "Optimal Situation" could only be obtained as a free gift with purchase at Toys"R"Us. But which Transformers will they encounter? It is later revealed that he is actually a mole working for the . When The Transformers hit TV screens in 1984, toys and cartoons were changed forever, as now, kids could bring their own battles to life with robots that could become cars, planes . He went on a killing spree, wiping out multiple colonies before being captured by Depth Charge and put into stasis. Plot unknown. Ultimately, Transmutate is destroyed while stopping Rampage and Silverbolt, both of whom it had bonded with, from killing each other. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts looks like the nostalgic movie I've His beast mode is a giant crab, which also has a tank mode. 'Transformers: Rise of the Beasts' Trailer Gets Primal: WATCH Optimus then leads his companions on a quest to liberate the sparks Megatron had taken. But unlike previous Transformers films, Rise of the Beasts is set to introduce a number of Beast Wars' Maximals and Predacons Transformers whose alternate forms are based on organic animals. This page was last modified on 10 February 2023, at 16:37. 0 coins. Megatron (David Kaye) is the ruthless leader of the Darksyde crew of Predacons and the main antagonist of both Beast Wars and Beast Machines. Dinobot values pride and honor above all else, sticking to a strict code of ethics. [3] The series is set in the future of the "original" Transformers franchise, 300 years after the events of The Transformers, and features the Maximals and Predacons, descendants of the Autobots and Decepticons respectively. He led the charge for the Maximals in their pursuit of Megatron's Predacons, which resulted in the event known as Beast Wars. The Porsche in the Transformers 7 trailer is the Autobot known as Mirage. He is a cunning and treacherous Predacon scientist and one of the six original Predacons of Megatron's crew that landed on pre-historic Earth. Depth Charge became a goofy old man who enjoyed singing fishing songs while transforming, for example, and Rampage spoke with the rough-and-tumble dialect of a Japanese street punk. [15] Reviewing the season 2 DVD release, DVD Talk similarly remarked that Beast Wars used the same basic story as the 1984 Transformers series, but stood out from other series of its time by delivering messages to children without becoming preachy and utilizing considerable continuity, both from episode-to-episode and eventually with the 1984 Transformers series. Magmatron separates into three animals with a single shared mind, Landsaur, Seasaur, and Skysaur, or recombines into a single Tri-Fuzor beast, Magmasaur. This is a sortable list of characters and toys in the Beast Wars franchise, which is part of the larger Transformers franchise from Hasbro. In the series finale, Quickstrike and Inferno are killed when they are caught in the crossfire of the Nemesis when Megatron has it blast the primitive humans' settlement. His beast mode is a manta ray, capable of flight above the surface. Rhinox's personality is brought to the forefront by Optimus, but his time as Tankor had corrupted his personality and caused him to embrace Megatron's plan for a purely technological Cybertron.
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