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It seems the time has come! With the arrival of November 14th, the first two episodes Machinima's Transformers Titans Return series have been released!
Following the previous Machinima-produced Go90 series, Combiner Wars, Titans Return picks up roughly where the Combined Wars series ended. It includes reoccurring characters like Optimus Prime (This time around voiced by Peter Cullen), Megatron, Windblade, and Hot Rod (This time voiced by Judd Nelson, returning to his classic role.)
To catch up on what details you've missed on this series, check out the recent piece by Seibertronian news crew member Qwan, who does a great job running through all the announcements and specifics we've gotten since the announcement of the series.
You can then find the first two episodes over on Go90's website, or through their app if you prefer mobile, and share your thoughts in the forum boards below.
Even then our coverage of the premier doesn't end, as you can expect our official review of the two episodes out in the coming hours.
Stay tuned to Seibertron.com for those reviews, and to partake in the discussion surrounding this new series!
Fellow robot-lovers, the day has nearly come. Tomorrow, on the go90 video streaming platform (in the US at least), Machinima's Titans Return animated series - the follow-up to last year's Combiner Wars - will make its debut for all to see. If you're just now hearing about this series, or have forgotten some of the details, here's a brief timeline of the major news leading from its announcement nearly a year ago, all the way up the the show's debut:
- Jul 18, 2017: New cast for the Titans Return series is announced, featuring Peter Cullen, Judd Nelson, Wil Wheaton, and more (including internet personalities like MatPat and returning cast members such as Jason Marnocha and Abby Trott);
- Sep 10, 2017: Machinima announces that the series will have 11 episodes, and will feature both Trypticon and Overlord (betcha forgot about that tidbit, didn't you?);
- Oct 18, 2017: Behind-the-scenes video listing many of the major roles, and showing our first preview of the show in motion (much the same as its predecessor);
...Which brings us fully up-to-date, with less than 24 hours to go until the premiere of this definitely-anticipated series! Check out the latest two bits of promotional material from Machinima's Facebook page below, and chime in with your thoughts in the Energon Pub. Come tomorrow, don't forget to catch the Titans Return series on go90 in the US, and of course stay tuned to Seibertron.com for our very own coverage of the series too!
The first two episodes of Transformers: Titans Return are available TOMORROW on go90.
Perceptor makes a startling discovery in the very first episode of Transformers: Titans Return. Watch tomorrow on go90.
Via Machinima's official Facebook page, we have another promotional clip for their fast-approaching Titans Return animated series. This time the focus is less on the characters and action of the show itself, and more on the actors bringing these beloved characters to life in the series. Featuring brief comments from actors Abby Trott (Windblade), MatPat (Computron) Michael Dorn (Fortress Maximus), Judd Nelson (Rodimus Prime), Jason Marnocha (Megatron) and more, the unanimous sentiment seems to be that it was an incredible opportunity to portray a modern rendition of the characters they loved when they were younger.
Other specific comments of note include: Trott's joy at being able to play a fan-built character who shares the stage with franchise regulars like Optimus and Megatron; Nelson (who has been involved in Transformers since his portrayal of Hot Rod and Rodimus Prime in 1986's Transformers: The Movie) espousing the benefits of being a voice actor - namely, that he doesn't need to worry about his appearance when he comes in to record; and MatPat assuring younger Transformers fans that they, too, can be Computron when they grow up.
With the series set to debut on November 14, less than two days away, it seems odd that the only notable clip shown from the actual series is a shot of Rodimus (with a robot mode still heavily based on his Hasbro MP-09 toy, albeit with a mouthplate) transforming a vehicle mode much more reminiscent of his Titans Return toy. Do you think there's a reason that Machinima has chosen to focus more on the talent behind their characters, as the release date charges toward us? Check out the video, let us know your thoughts and ideas below, and of course stay tuned for our coverage of the series itself coming very soon!
Get to know the Transformers: Titans Return cast before the show launches on go90 11/14.
We initially reported on the listing for a new edition of a 3 disc Blu-Ray for the Japanese release of the Transformers Generation One animated series - including 100 episodes from Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers and Transformers 2010, which are the Japanese versions of Transformers G1 Seasons 1-2 and 3 - back in August. We now have some additional news in terms of artwork accompanying the set, all by veteran Transformers artist Guido Guidi: one for the front, one for the back, and several more around the rest of the box set, featuring the entire cast of Seibertron Warriors (Autobots) and Destron Corps (Decepticons). Check it all out below!
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“Toransufōmā/ saigo no kishi-ō” kōkai kinen! Shodai anime& 2010 ga ikki mi burūreisetto to shite hatsubai kettei! “Toransufōmā/ saigo no kishi-ō” kōkai kinen! Gentendearu shodai anime zen 65-wa + sore ni tsudzuki hōei sa reta 2010 zen 30-wa o, burūrei 3-mai ni ikkyo shūroku shite o tegoro kakaku de rirīsu! Kikan gentei seisan tokuten to shite, zeppan to natta DVD - bokkusu no fukkoku bukkuretto to guido guidi-shi ni yoru shinki kaki oroshi sanpō se kēsu-tsuki! Kochira no shōhin wa amazon. Co. Jp gentei 2kagetsu senkō hatsubai to narimasu. ※ Shōhin naiyō wa “GNXA - 1818" to dōitsu to narimasu. ※ Gashitsu wa sunde hatsubai shōhin `tatakae! Chō robotto seimei-tai toransufōmā DVD - SET 1 SET 2'(GNBA - 1911/ GNBA - 1912),`tatakae! Chō robotto seimei-tai toransufōmā 2010 DVD - SET'(GNBA - 1913) to dōtō to narimasu. [Kikan gentei seisan tokuten] ◆ fukkoku bukkuretto 3-satsu PIBA - 1095 `tatakae! Chō robotto seimei-tai toransufōmā DVD - bokkusu 1'(24 P) PIBA - 1096 `tatakae! Chō robotto seimei-tai toransufōmā DVD - bokkusu 2'(32 P) PIBA - 1158 `tatakae! Chō robotto seimei-tai toransufōmā 2010 DVD - bokkusu'(40 P) fūnyū bukkuretto o fukkoku. ◆ Guido guidi-shi shinki kaki oroshi sanpō se kēsu [shiyō] burūrei 2-sō 3-mai + amarēkēsu shiyō [shūroku naiyō] Disc 1: ￭ Tatakae! Chō robotto seimei-tai toransufōmā dai 1-wa 〜 35-wa ￭ tokuten eizō: TVCF-shū/ juchū-kai-yō eizō Disc 2: ￭ Tatakae! Chō robotto seimei-tai toransufōmā dai 36-wa 〜 65-wa ￭ tokuten eizō: Dai 64-wa 〜 dai 65-wa eigo onsei bājon/ sukuranburushiti hatsudō-hen/ juchū-kai-yō eizō `ekisaitingutoransufōmā TF' 86'/ famirīkonpyūta-yō sofuto `konboinonazo' puromōshon/ `ekisaitingutoransufōmā 1986 natsu'/ famirīkonpyūta-yō sofuto hatsubai kettei kokuchi puromōshon/ `toransufōmā 2010' dai 1 〜 5-wa daijesutopuromōshon/ TVCF-shū Disc 3: ￭ Tatakae! Chō robotto seimei-tai toransufōmā 2010 dai 1-wa 〜 dai 30-wa ￭ toransufōmā za ribāsu: Part 1 〜 3 ￭ tokuten eizō: Toransufōmā za ribāsu part 1 〜 3 eigo onsei nihongo jimaku bājon/ tokuten CF-shū※ hatsubai-bi, shiyō, tokuten nado wa tsugō ni yori yokoku naku henkō suru baai ga gozaimasu. 〈Kyasuto〉 [saibatoron senshi] konboi: Genda tesshō/ banburu: Shioya Tsubasa/ aianhaido: Hayami Shō/ rachetto: Eharamasashi/ maisutā: Kataoka Hirotaka/ haundo: Horiuchi ken'yū/ hoirujakku: Ban Osamu/ hoka [desutoron gundan] megatoron: Katō seizō/ sutāsukurīmu: Suzuoki hirotaka/ saundou~ēbu: Masamuneissei/ furenjī: Shiroyama chikao/ rēzāu~ēbu: Shimaka Yū/ asutorotorein: Kitagawa takurō/ sukurappā: Ishii toshirō/ ta narēshon: Masamuneissei
"Transformers / Last Knight's King" Release Commemoration! First Anime & 2010 will be released as Ikki Blu-ray Set!
"Transformers / Last Knight's King" release commemoration!
Released at an affordable price by collecting all 30 episodes of the first animation which is the origin 65 episodes plus the all 2010 which was televised subsequent to 3 Blu-ray!
As a limited-time production award, with reprint booklet of out-of-print DVD-BOX and guido guidi new drawing with three-way back case with Mr. Guido Guidi!
This item will be released ahead of Amazon.co.jp Limited 2 months advance.
※ The product content is the same as "GNXA - 1818".
※ The image quality is equivalent to the already released product "Fight! Super robot life form transformer DVD-SET 1 · SET 2" (GNBA-1911 / GNBA-1912), "Super robot life form Transformer 2010 DVD-SET" (GNBA-1913) .
【Limited time production benefits】
◆ 3 booklets reprinted
PIBA-1095 "Fight! Super robot living body Transformers DVD-BOX 1" (24P)
PIBA-1096 "Fight! Super robot living body Transformers DVD - BOX 2" (32P)
PIBA - 1158 "Fight! Super robot living body Transformers 2010 DVD - BOX" (40P)
Reprinted enclosed booklet.
◆ Guido Guidi New drawing and three-way back case
【specification】
3 Blu-ray 2 layers + Amaret case specification
Content of recording
Disc 1:
■ Fight! Super robot living organism Transformers episode 1 to 35
■ Bonus picture: TVCF collection / picture for football meeting
Disc 2:
■ Fight! Super robot living body Transformers 36th to 65th episode
■ Bonus picture: 64th to 65th English audio version /
Scramble City Activate / For Order Footage "Exciting Transformer TF'86" / Family Computer Software "Mystery of Convoy" Promotion /
"Exciting Transformers 1986 Summer" / Software for Family Computer Release Declaration Promotion / "Transformers 2010" No. 1 to 5 Digest Promotion / TVCF Collection
Disc 3:
■ Fight! Super robot life form Transformers 2010 1st talk ~ 30th episode
■ Transformers The Reverse: part 1 to 3
■ Bonus picture: Transformers The Reverse part 1 - 3 English Audio · Japanese subtitle version / benefits CF collection
※ Release date, specifications, benefits etc. are subject to change without notice due to circumstances.
Seibertronian jON3.0 - whom you may also know as Jon Bailey, the EpicVoiceGuy and voice of Optimus Prime in Machinima's Combiner Wars series - recently sat down with DC Douglas (voice actor for Chase the Rescue Bot) to watch an episode of the Rescue Bots series and discuss the business of voice acting. The two watch one of Douglas' personal favorite episodes - I Have Heard the Robots Singing, which you too can watch along with (provided you have a copy of the episode) and listen to their running commentary on. Also present is a bit of talk about the business, how Douglas got involved, his inspirations for the character of Chase, some behind the scenes discussion (which Jon promises includes some great stories), and more!
Check out the embedded video below, and share your thoughts! Don't forget to go show DC Douglas some love for his work (he's on Facebook and Instagram at @mrdcdouglas, Twitter at @dc_douglas, and he has a Youtube channel too), and talk with jON3.0 about the experience on Youtube or right here on our very own Energon Pub forums!
jON3.0 wrote:I recently had the opportunity to sit down with DC Douglas - voice of Chase the Rescue Bot - and watch one of his favorite episodes! We talked about how he got the job, his inspiration for the voice, stories from the studio and more! We also played the Rescue Bots mobile game which is coming in a few weeks. Check it out! Good to be back. More TF stuff coming soon!
Thanks to a post from Seibertronian o. supreme and a Facebook update from Machinima, we have the new Titans Return trailer now online and available for your viewing pleasure!
The trailer is just under 2 minutes long, and shows some interesting concepts that are set to be explored in the upcoming series. The trailer includes Perceptor examining Starscream's remains, Trypticon activating, some Metroplex and Trypticon brawling action, Peter Cullen's Optimus Prime speaking, some Constructicons rebuilding following Combiner Wars, seeker cannon fodder, and the biggest reveal of all: Starscream apparently lives, and he is controlling Trypticon! Also of note is the long transformation sequence that leads to the series name, and the very city-like appearance of the series name during said sequence.
The series is set to debut November 14, one week from today, and will star Peter Cullen, Judd Nelson, Wil Wheaton, Michael Dorn, Jason David Frank, Nolan North, Matpat, DashieGames, Abby Trott, Lana McKissack, Rob Dyke, Tay Zonday, Jason Marnocha, and Kari Wahlgreen. Check out the trailer below, and let us know what you think in the comments section below!
From Machinima's official Facebook page, we have news of an upcoming trailer for the fast-approaching Transformers: Titans Return animated series! Following posters featuring the likes of Jason David Frank as Emissary and Nolan North as Metroplex, a behind-the-scenes video and even a preview clip dropped just a day ago, this new teaser promises a full-fledged trailer for the series in just two days' time!
The image simply depicts a stoic Optimus Prime, heavily based on his Generation 1 and Masterpiece design as in the prior Combiners Wars animated series, standing before the stormy wasteland that presents Machinima's vision of Cybertron. With the show set to drop just a week after the trailer itself, the teaser's message could not be more clear: if you're going to get hyped for this show, now is the time.
Machinima's Titans Return series is set to release soon, on the 14th of November. It stars voice talent ranging from series veterans Peter Cullen and Judd Nelson, to other well-known actors like Wil Wheaton, Michael Dorn and Jason David Frank, returning cast members Abby Trott and Jason Marnocha, and even YouTubers MatPat and DashieGames, along with many more. See the teaser for yourself down below, and stay tuned to Seibertron.com for the coming trailer as well as any other updates on the soon-to-be-released series!
Get ready Transformers fans! The trailer for Transformers: Titans Return drops in TWO days.
Via the official Facebook page for media creators Machinima, we have another preview of the upcoming animated series Transformers: Titans Return - the sequel to Combiner Wars featuring the voice talents of a wide array of actors, from regular Peter Cullen to newcomers Jason David Frank, Wil Wheaton, MatPat and more. In the clip, embedded below and titled Size Does Matter, Adam Beechen and FJ DeSanto take a look at the main cast and the two big features of the new series: Metroplex and Trypticon, how they fight, what they mean, and how much fun the team have had in this second chapter of the Prime Wars Trilogy. Take a look for yourselves!
Our creative team sets the stage for Transformers: Titans Return launching on go90 11/14.
We have a new poster for the upcoming Transformers animated series sequel to Combiner Wars, produced between Hasbro and Machinima once more, and featuring a revamped cast for almost all the characters involved: Titans Return is about to strike! The poster, mirrored below from the Machinima Facebook page, features Metroplex and the name of its voice actor, Nolan North, much like the previous one we newsed of Emissary and Jason David Frank - teased as being ready to fight Trypticon. Check it out below, and join us in waiting for the series as it streams for US audiences on the go90 app, and possibly the rest of the world on one of the official YouTube channels, as of November 14th.
Watch Metroplex take on Trypticon in Transformers: Titans Return only on go90 11/14.
Thanks to fellow news staffer xRotorstormx we now know that the Transformers busy book has been sighted at Rite Aid in Eaton Rapids, MI. From these wonderful pictures we can see the artwork used in this book. Judging by the style, there could be some hidden hints for the upcoming Transformers: Cyberverse TV show. Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Hot Rod, Starscream, Megatron, and Soundwave are all available in this set. It is also worthy to note that these figures do not transform, however each character is represented in each mode by two different figures. This means it comes with a total of 12 figures. We can also see in the last image that this book is priced at 14.99 if anyone was wondering.
If you find any new Transformers related products or figures, please be sure to tell us!
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