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The last time we heard from James Eatock / cerealgeek77 back here, he had some more concept art for the Generation 1 Transformers animated series - and we've been contacted yet again for another batch of art!
This time, the auctions up on eBay feature the likes of Hound, Brawn, Sunstreaker, Ironhide, Cliffjumper, the inside and outside of the Ark as it crashed on Earth, the oil rig from the first episode in the series, the Cybertron terminal, Soundwave as a lamp post, and a lovely cel print of Cybertron itself, in its lineart glory.
Not included in the auctions, as James will be keeping it for himself, is a concept piece for Cliffjumper, as explained below:
Here I present a never-before-seen concept illustration (circa 1983) of the Autobot CLIFFJUMPER by Marvel Productions! - Included in the huge batch of Marvel Productions' Transformers artwork I acquired were a bunch of concept illustrations which appear to be the EARLIEST renditions of certain characters - These illustrations were definitely created in-house at Marvel Productions, and were definitely based on the toys - HOWEVER, it would appear that the artist was taking HUGE liberties with their robot forms - Those I've shown these illustrations to agree that it's quite possible that they relate to the shelved pilot-script that Jeffry Scott wrote titled "A Robot's Best Friend Is His Dog"
Thanks to fellow Seibertronians Sabrblade and Ig89ninja keeping an eye on all the right channels, we have news of the latest episode from the animated series Transformers: Cyberverse - episode 6, 'Megatron is my hero' - is now on Hasbro’s YouTube channel, and viewable by those who are in the US due to region lock on the channel.
If you are, take a look below, and join in the discussion about the episode and the series in general in the Energon Pub discussion boards. Are you watching? Let us know!
Windblade is trying to make Bee understand who Megatron is.
Thanks to online TV guide website TVPassport, we have some Canadian listings for upcoming episodes of the new animated series Transformers: Cyberverse - but still valid for their synopses for all viewers, as Hasbro US still airs them on their own channels, plus Cartoon Network.
Specifically, we're looking at episodes 11, 12, 13, and 14, and we get more of a look at Shockwave, the Seekers, Slipstream, and don't forget the introduction of Shadow Striker to the show in episode 9! Check out all the titles and synopses below, and let us know what you think in the Energon Pub discussion boards!
Episode 9: "Shadowstriker" Oct. 14, 2018
"Bumblebee revisits memories of his arch-nemesis Shadowstriker and learns there's more to being a hero than just knowing how to fight."
Episode 10: "MacCadam's" Oct. 14, 2018
"Bumblebee remembers MacCadam’s, his favorite hangout on Cybertron."
Episode 11: “Sabotage”
Sunday October 21, 2018 on Teletoon Canada. “Shockwave traps Bumblebee in a false memory designed to convince him he’s a Decepticon.”
Episode 12: “Teletraan-X”
Sunday October 21, 2018 on Teletoon Canada.“Windblade and Bumblebee trace an Autobot signal and find themselves lured into a trap set by Slipstream and her Seekers.”
Episode 13: “Matrix of Leadership”
Sunday October 28, 2018 on Teletoon Canada.“Bee learns the meaning of leadership through three memories of Optimus Prime.”
Episode 14: “Siloed”
Sunday October 28, 2018 on Teletoon Canada. “The Seekers attempt to extract the location of the Ark from Windblade’s memories.”
Also from New York Comic Con 2018, and the special event organised by Hasbro Transformers that SEibertron and megatronus are attending, we have some more toys to show you all from the Transformers: Cyberverse line - the toyline associated with the currently airing animated series.
Featured in the initial images below are the main cast of Bumblebee, Slipstream, Optimus Prime, but also the likes of Prowl, Ratchet, Soundwave, Shadow Striker, Wheeljack, Hot Rod, some of which repeated across size classes and gimmicks. Stay tuned for the panel coverage to find out more on that front, and check them out below for now!
A couple of news updates on the new animated series Transformers: Cyberverse, currently airing on Hasbro and Cartoon Network channels - and a warning that most of the clips below will probably be unavailable to viewers outside of the US, due to region locks - as the fifth episode in the series 'Whiteout' is now currently online, and watchable on the official Hasbro YouTube channel!
In Episode 5 of ‘Transformers Cyberverse,’ a mysterious clue from Bumblebee’s memory leads Windblade on a treacherous journey to the snowy Himalayas where The Ark crashed.
Additionally, we also have previews for the upcoming episodes 6, 7, and 8 - respectively 'Megatron is my Hero', 'Cube', and 'Terminal Velocity' - courtesy of the Cartoon Network channel instead. Check them out if you can, and make sure to head into the comments section for an inevitably helpful alternate link you cannot.
It may seem like Transformers: Animated may be in the past, but the past always finds a way to come to the present and surprise us!
With some recent Animated talk coming up with the potential for a Siege Omega Supreme based on the Ark and the fan theory of a Leader Shockwave using the Animated double spy gimmick, it seems that this Animated topic has shaken loose some old concept art for the series! This concept art comes to us from Watanabe Yoshihiro, who had the privilege to work on some early Animated concepts. while these designs did not end up getting used by the show, it is awesome to see some of the early work and ideas for the series compared to what it ended up being.
Check out the images below, and let us know what you think in the comments section below!
Two pieces of news in one concerning the new animated series Transformers: Cyberverse! First up, the new episode - fourth in the series - is now available (as of Saturday morning, US times) on both on TV and on its Cartoon Network website and app.
Additionally, we also have titles as synopses for episodes 9 and 10 in the series, courtesy of the website TV passport, and it seems like the 'new' Decepticon character is due for her debut soon ! Check it out below, and join the conversation in the Energon Pub!
Shadowstriker Oct. 14, 2018
Bumblebee revisits memories of his arch-nemesis Shadowstriker and learns there's more to being a hero than just knowing how to fight.
MacCadam's Oct. 14, 2018
Bumblebee remembers MacCadam’s, his favorite hangout on Cybertron.
Episode 4 is also on Youtube, probably region free, thanks to a heads-up from user Sabrblade.
For those fans outside of North American territories, or waiting to watch the series be aired on TV rather than internet platforms, the new Transformers Cyberverse cartoon now has a premiere date for Central and Eastern Europe (including UK) - according to RegularCapital - for Cartoon Network and associated Boomerang channels.
Rather than the early morning slot, we'll be seeing the new episodes appear at 8.30 pm at weekends, after the premiere at the end of October. Take a look for more info below, and let us know if your TV guides say differently in you live in a European country!
Transformers: Cyberverse
Premieres Saturday 27th October, new episodes air on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th October at 8.30pm.
Though we have posted the available schedule at the time for the first season of the new animated series Transformers: Cyberverse back here, we now also have the air dates and descriptions for the episodes that follow Allspark - currently available on YouTube too, as reported here - including 'Megatron is my hero', 'Cube', and 'Terminal Velocity'.
Check out the full schedule courtesy of TVPassport below, and let us know if you're still watching the series and what you think of the episodes so far in the Energon Pub!
Season 1 2018
Allspark
While searching his memories to understand what the Allspark is, Bumblebee makes a more important discovery…the memory of his friend Optimus Prime.
Whiteout
Windblade sets out on a dangerous journey after finding a clue from Bumblebee's memory.
Fractured Sep. 15, 2018
Windblade arrives on Earth before the Decepticons and meets her old friend Bumblebee who has no idea who she is.
Memory Sep. 16, 2018
Realizing that Bumblebee’s memory is in really bad shape, Windblade must resort to extreme measures to try and help fix her friend.
The Journey Sep. 23, 2018
During its journey from Cybertron, the Ark’s Energon supplies run low and the desperate crew is forced to enter stasis.
Megatron Is My Hero Sep. 30, 2018
Windblade is trying to make Bee understand who Megatron is.
Cube Oct. 7, 2018
Bumblebee learns how he first met Windblade and relives a Golden Age encounter with a young Starscream and his Seekers.
Terminal Velocity Oct. 7, 2018
Bumblebee explores a nightmarish memory of his visit to Velocitron while Windblade pilots the shuttle in a relentless dogfight with the Decepticon Seekers.
As Ig89ninja has pointed out Episode 3 of Transformers Cyberverse is out. It is able to be veiwed below or on Hasbro's YouTube page. The episode is entitled Allspark and continues the story of Windblade and Bumblebee searching for Bumblebee's lost memory. This episode gives us some backstory on the Allspark and Optimus Prime. Also, Megatron makes his appearance. Have a watch and let us know what you think on the boards! If you have not seen episodes 1 and 2 yet, they are here so you can watch in order.
In Episode 3 of 'Transformers Cyberverse,' while searching his memories to understand the Allspark, Bumblebee makes a more important discovery -- the memory of his friend, Optimus Prime!
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- Included in the huge batch of Marvel Productions' Transformers artwork I acquired were a bunch of concept illustrations which appear to be the EARLIEST renditions of certain characters - These illustrations were definitely created in-house at Marvel Productions, and were definitely based on the toys - HOWEVER, it would appear that the artist was taking HUGE liberties with their robot forms - Those I've shown these illustrations to agree that it's quite possible that they relate to the shelved pilot-script that Jeffry Scott wrote titled "A Robot's Best Friend Is His Dog" 
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