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* AbortedArc: This happened twice in Titan Magazines' stories:
** The sequel stories to ''Revenge of the Fallen'' abruptly end with Megatron turning up in the middle of a battle between the Autobots and Bludgeon's Decepticons, beating up Bludgeon and leading the Decepticons away saying that the final battle will come sooner than Prime thinks. Wheelie (who betrayed the Autobots to Megatron because in this continuity, the Autobots never trusted him) runs across a re-zombified Dead End and getting ripped to pieces and the Autobots ship Wheelie off to Ratchet to see if anything can be done (indicating the Autobots were unaware of Wheelie's betrayal).
** Titan then did a ''Dark of the Moon'' relaunch, but only after four issues, they did another reboot focusing on ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' which was evidentially last minute as the first issue has a ''Dark of the Moon'' pull-out and several issues had competitions allowing readers to win [=DOTM=] stuff.
** The sequel stories to ''Revenge of the Fallen'' abruptly end with Megatron turning up in the middle of a battle between the Autobots and Bludgeon's Decepticons, beating up Bludgeon and leading the Decepticons away saying that the final battle will come sooner than Prime thinks. Wheelie (who betrayed the Autobots to Megatron because in this continuity, the Autobots never trusted him) runs across a re-zombified Dead End and getting ripped to pieces and the Autobots ship Wheelie off to Ratchet to see if anything can be done (indicating the Autobots were unaware of Wheelie's betrayal).
** Titan then did a ''Dark of the Moon'' relaunch, but only after four issues, they did another reboot focusing on ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' which was evidentially last minute as the first issue has a ''Dark of the Moon'' pull-out and several issues had competitions allowing readers to win [=DOTM=] stuff.
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** The Wal-Mart DVD has ''Transformers: Beginnings'', which is a LimitedAnimation adaptation of the IDW prequel comics. About its only positive draw was that it had Creator/FrankWelker as Megatron, and that turned out to be [[VocalDissonance not so great]] because he used an age-affected version of his G1 Megatron voice (Welker's performances as Movieverse Megatron, which are even ''less'' deep and growly than Megatron's voice in ''G1'', have caused quite a few fans to dread Welker [[WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime reprising his role again]]). Creator/PeterCullen as narrator was advertised, but that turned out to be [[BlatantLies inaccurate]]--it was narrated by Mark Ryan, who did CuteMute Bumblebee's ''one spoken line ever.''
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** The Wal-Mart DVD has ''Transformers: Beginnings'', which is a LimitedAnimation adaptation of the IDW prequel comics. About its only positive draw was that it had Creator/FrankWelker as Megatron, and that turned out to be [[VocalDissonance not so great]] because he used an age-affected version of his G1 Megatron voice (Welker's performances as Movieverse Megatron, which are even ''less'' deep and growly than Megatron's voice in ''G1'', have caused quite a few fans to dread Welker [[WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime reprising his role again]]).again]]) (The voice Welker used in ''Prime'' was a lower and more menacing version of the classic voice). Creator/PeterCullen as narrator was advertised, but that turned out to be [[BlatantLies inaccurate]]--it was narrated by Mark Ryan, who did CuteMute Bumblebee's ''one spoken line ever.''
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* DepthOfField: The shot of [[CombiningMecha Devastator]] waking up was shot with an extremely large depth of field in an I-MAX camera and then re-rendered with an ILM camera (which allows for an even larger depth) in order of its sheer mass could be conveyed to the viewers.
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* ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'' (2009): The founder of the Decepticons, The Fallen, has set his sights on destroying Earth to revitalize the Cybertronian race, with Sam on a quest across the world to find the key to stopping him.
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* ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'' (2009): The founder of the Decepticons, The Fallen, has set his sights on destroying Earth to revitalize the Cybertronian race, with Sam on a quest across the world to find the key [[{{Tonality}} key]] to stopping him.
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* WorldOfSnark: Go on, just watch the films and try and point out one character who isn't a [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]]. In fact, Optimus seems to be the only one who [[OnlySaneMan isn't a complete snarker]].
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* WorldOfSnark: Go on, just watch the films and try and point out one character who isn't a [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]]. In fact, Optimus seems to be the only one who [[OnlySaneMan isn't a complete snarker]].
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* WorldOfSnark: Go on, just watch the films and try and point out one character who isn't a [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]]. In fact, Optimus seems to be the only one who [[OnlySaneMan isn't a complete snarker]].
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''The Last Knight'' was intended to be the launchpad for a SharedUniverse set in the film universe; however, following the underperformance of the film, plans changed and the sixth film in the series was removed from Paramount's release schedule. ''Film/{{Bumblebee}}'', already well into development, was retooled into a reboot, and its warm reception convinced Hasbro and Paramount to proceed with a new film continuity. Bay did not return to direct the rebooted films, although he remains attached as producer.
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''The Last Knight'' was intended to be the launchpad for a SharedUniverse set in the film universe; however, following the underperformance of the film, plans changed and the sixth film in the series was removed from Paramount's release schedule. ''Film/{{Bumblebee}}'', already well into development, was retooled into a reboot, and its warm reception convinced Hasbro and Paramount to proceed with a new film continuity. Bay did not return to direct the rebooted films, although he remains attached as producer. Creator/StevenCapleJr clarified that he considers the first three Bay films as canon to ROTB and the last two as an AlternateContinuity.
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* SerkisFolk: This would be the ''only'' way to do decent live action Tranformers. Apparently, Bumblebee's movements were inspired by Michael J. Fox's performance in ''Film/BackToTheFuture'' and Optimus Prime's movements were inspired by Creator/LiamNeeson in everything he does.
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* SerkisFolk: This would be the ''only'' way to do decent live action Tranformers. Apparently, Bumblebee's movements were inspired by Michael J. Fox's performance in ''Film/BackToTheFuture'' ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' and Optimus Prime's movements were inspired by Creator/LiamNeeson in everything he does.
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* BigBadEnsemble: Apart from the first film, each movie has Megatron splitting the BigBad role with a different villain of the week.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: ROTF is this to the first movie, and DOTM is ''really'' this to ROTF.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: ROTF is this to Much grittier, cruder and more graphic than the first cartoons they were based on. Even by the third movie, and DOTM [[AllLovingHero Optimus Prime]] is ''really'' this to ROTF.basically an AntiHero.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Several in a row. The films eventually begin [[GambitPileup piling these]] on top of each other.
** ''Revenge of the Fallen'' reveals that Megatron was [[{{Retcon}} apparently]] hunting the [=AllSpark=] on behalf of the Fallen, the very first Decepticon.
** In ''Dark of the Moon'', it's revealed that Megatron also had a secret pact with [[spoiler:Sentinel Prime]] but abandoned their plan when the latter was apparently killed.
** ''Age of Extinction'' reveals [[spoiler:the Transformers were made by a mysterious race called the Creators, who are also the ones who sent Lockdown after Optimus Prime.]]
** ''The Last Knight'' then reveals that [[spoiler:the Earth is Unicron, the ancient enemy of the Transformers whose presence is what ''[[{{Retcon}} really]]'' drew them all to Earth.]]
** ''Revenge of the Fallen'' reveals that Megatron was [[{{Retcon}} apparently]] hunting the [=AllSpark=] on behalf of the Fallen, the very first Decepticon.
** In ''Dark of the Moon'', it's revealed that Megatron also had a secret pact with [[spoiler:Sentinel Prime]] but abandoned their plan when the latter was apparently killed.
** ''Age of Extinction'' reveals [[spoiler:the Transformers were made by a mysterious race called the Creators, who are also the ones who sent Lockdown after Optimus Prime.]]
** ''The Last Knight'' then reveals that [[spoiler:the Earth is Unicron, the ancient enemy of the Transformers whose presence is what ''[[{{Retcon}} really]]'' drew them all to Earth.]]
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* ''Film/TransformersRiseOfTheBeasts'' (2023): Seven years after ''Bumblebee'', two humans (Creator/AnthonyRamos and Creator/DominiqueFishback) are caught up in a conflict between the Autobots, Decepticons, [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Maximals, Predacons]], and Terrorcons.
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* ''Film/TransformersRiseOfTheBeasts'' (2023): Seven years after ''Bumblebee'', two humans (Creator/AnthonyRamos and Creator/DominiqueFishback) are caught up in a conflict between must form an alliance with the Autobots, Decepticons, Autobots and the [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Maximals, Predacons]], and Terrorcons.
Maximals]] when the Terrorcons arrive on Earth to prepare the planet for their dark master.
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* PowerWalk:
** Rather, Power Drive Down Desert Highway.
** And again in ''Fallen'', with them cresting a bridge.
** Rather, Power Drive Down Desert Highway.
** And again in ''Fallen'', with them cresting a bridge.
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** Rather, Power Drive Down Desert Highway.
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** Rather, Power Drive Down Desert Highway.
** And again in ''Fallen'', with them cresting a bridge.
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** ''VideoGame/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'' (2009): A sequel to the 2007 console game and game adaptation of ''Revenge of the Fallen''.
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* ''Film/Transformers2007'': The Autobots and Decepticons arrive on Earth in search of the legendary [=AllSpark=], with Sam Witwicky (Creator/ShiaLaBeouf), Mikaela Banes (Creator/MeganFox) and the rest of humanity having to figure out which faction have come to protect them.
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* ''Film/Transformers2007'': ''Film/{{Transformers|2007}}'' (2007): The Autobots and Decepticons arrive on Earth in search of the legendary [=AllSpark=], with Sam Witwicky (Creator/ShiaLaBeouf), Mikaela Banes (Creator/MeganFox) and the rest of humanity having to figure out which faction have come to protect them.
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* ''Film/{{Transformers|2007}}'' (2007): The Autobots and Decepticons arrive on Earth in search of the legendary [=AllSpark=], with Sam Witwicky (Creator/ShiaLaBeouf), Mikaela Banes (Creator/MeganFox) and the rest of humanity having to figure out which faction have come to protect them.
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* ''Film/{{Transformers|2007}}'' (2007): ''Film/Transformers2007'': The Autobots and Decepticons arrive on Earth in search of the legendary [=AllSpark=], with Sam Witwicky (Creator/ShiaLaBeouf), Mikaela Banes (Creator/MeganFox) and the rest of humanity having to figure out which faction have come to protect them.
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* ''[[Film/Transformers2007 Transformers]]'' (2007): The Autobots and Decepticons arrive on Earth in search of the legendary [=AllSpark=], with Sam Witwicky (Creator/ShiaLaBeouf), Mikaela Banes (Creator/MeganFox) and the rest of humanity having to figure out which faction have come to protect them.
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* ''[[Film/Transformers2007 Transformers]]'' ''Film/{{Transformers|2007}}'' (2007): The Autobots and Decepticons arrive on Earth in search of the legendary [=AllSpark=], with Sam Witwicky (Creator/ShiaLaBeouf), Mikaela Banes (Creator/MeganFox) and the rest of humanity having to figure out which faction have come to protect them.
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The live-action film series has never been touted to be a remake of the 1986 film. And trying to clean things up.
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* ''Film/TransformersRiseOfTheBeasts'' (2023): Seven years after ''Bumblebee'', two humans (Creator/AnthonyRamos and Creator/DominiqueFishback) are caught up in a conflict between the Autobots, Decepticons, [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Maximals, Predacons]], and Terrorcons.\\\
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* ''Film/TransformersRiseOfTheBeasts'' (2023): Seven years after ''Bumblebee'', two humans (Creator/AnthonyRamos and Creator/DominiqueFishback) are caught up in a conflict between the Autobots, Decepticons, [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Maximals, Predacons]], and Terrorcons.\\\
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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: One of the only instances in the entire 20+ year history of the franchise that attempts to justify or explain how Cybertronians can speak English. In the film, they were able to download information from the web, including knowledge of every known language on the planet. This allowed them to instantly start speaking English as soon as they showed up. It is also highly implied that many of them even choose specific manners of speaking based on their personal preferences.
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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: AliensSpeakingEnglish:
** One of the only instances in the entire 20+ year history of the franchise that attempts to justify or explain how Cybertronians can speak English. In the film, they were able to download information from the web, including knowledge of every known language on the planet. This allowed them to instantly start speaking English as soon as they showed up. It is also highly implied that many of them even choose specific manners of speaking based on their personal preferences.
** One of the only instances in the entire 20+ year history of the franchise that attempts to justify or explain how Cybertronians can speak English. In the film, they were able to download information from the web, including knowledge of every known language on the planet. This allowed them to instantly start speaking English as soon as they showed up. It is also highly implied that many of them even choose specific manners of speaking based on their personal preferences.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Several times in ROTF. [[spoiler:And most subverted.]] Best one's gotta be Bumblebee, who has about five between the two movies.
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* BigDamnHeroes: BigDamnHeroes:
** Several times in ROTF. [[spoiler:And most subverted.]] Best one's gotta be Bumblebee, who has about five between the two movies.
** Several times in ROTF. [[spoiler:And most subverted.]] Best one's gotta be Bumblebee, who has about five between the two movies.
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* CommandRoster - Divided between the Autobots and the Humans:
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* CommandRoster - CommandRoster: Divided between the Autobots and the Humans:
* CurseCutShort: Near the end of DOTM, when two of the Autobots enter the ship, and say "Quite a clusterf-" ''(cut to next scene)''.
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* DarkReprise: There are only two musical cues from the original film to really appear in the second. The first is Optimus's theme, which in the first was a major-key performed primarily by a flute, to give it an organic sound. In ''Revenge'' it's shifted into a minor key and performed by dark brass. Second, the Autobots' theme from the first film appears exactly once: during [[spoiler:Optimus's LastStand]]. In addition, as mentioned above, the main riff of Music/LinkinPark's "New Divide" is used in several ways. Also in DOTM the theme "Arrival to Earth" returned [[spoiler: when the Autobots were being forced to leave the Earth]]. Except instead of a heroic, driving cello choir it was a melancholy, slowed down solo. The following are all non-musical examples.
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* DarkReprise: DarkReprise:
** There are only two musical cues from the original film to really appear in the second. The first is Optimus's theme, which in the first was a major-key performed primarily by a flute, to give it an organic sound. In ''Revenge'' it's shifted into a minor key and performed by dark brass. Second, the Autobots' theme from the first film appears exactly once: during [[spoiler:Optimus's LastStand]]. In addition, as mentioned above, the main riff of Music/LinkinPark's "New Divide" is used in several ways. Also in DOTM the theme "Arrival to Earth" returned [[spoiler: when the Autobots were being forced to leave the Earth]]. Except instead of a heroic, driving cello choir it was a melancholy, slowed down solo. The following are all non-musical examples.
** There are only two musical cues from the original film to really appear in the second. The first is Optimus's theme, which in the first was a major-key performed primarily by a flute, to give it an organic sound. In ''Revenge'' it's shifted into a minor key and performed by dark brass. Second, the Autobots' theme from the first film appears exactly once: during [[spoiler:Optimus's LastStand]]. In addition, as mentioned above, the main riff of Music/LinkinPark's "New Divide" is used in several ways. Also in DOTM the theme "Arrival to Earth" returned [[spoiler: when the Autobots were being forced to leave the Earth]]. Except instead of a heroic, driving cello choir it was a melancholy, slowed down solo. The following are all non-musical examples.
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* FantasticRacism: Megatron and The Fallen despise flesh creatures, while the Autobot/Decepticon division seems to have grown so strong that neither regards the other as an equal being. In DOTM, the racism angle is considerably cranked up; [[spoiler:the plot involves plans to turn humans into a slave race]].
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* FantasticRacism: FantasticRacism:
** Megatron and The Fallen despise flesh creatures, while the Autobot/Decepticon division seems to have grown so strong that neither regards the other as an equal being. In DOTM, the racism angle is considerably cranked up; [[spoiler:the plot involves plans to turn humans into a slave race]].
** Megatron and The Fallen despise flesh creatures, while the Autobot/Decepticon division seems to have grown so strong that neither regards the other as an equal being. In DOTM, the racism angle is considerably cranked up; [[spoiler:the plot involves plans to turn humans into a slave race]].
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* GovernmentConspiracy: Sector Seven.
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** SectorSeven.Seven in the first film, formed in response to Megatron landing on Earth.
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* {{Hammerspace}}: Averted, mostly. There are still issues and goofs regarding interpersonal scale (which is nothing new in Franchise/{{Transformers}}), but the robots were designed and their alternate modes were chosen together to be consistent. Weapons also don't just appear out of nowhere, but are generated from their bodies with the approximate mass.
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* {{Hammerspace}}: {{Hammerspace}}:
** Averted, mostly. There are still issues and goofs regarding interpersonal scale (which is nothing new in Franchise/{{Transformers}}), but the robots were designed and their alternate modes were chosen together to be consistent. Weapons also don't just appear out of nowhere, but are generated from their bodies with the approximate mass.
** Averted, mostly. There are still issues and goofs regarding interpersonal scale (which is nothing new in Franchise/{{Transformers}}), but the robots were designed and their alternate modes were chosen together to be consistent. Weapons also don't just appear out of nowhere, but are generated from their bodies with the approximate mass.
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* HumongousMecha: It's another given, although they [[MechanicalLifeform aren't just machines.]]
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* HumongousMecha: HumongousMecha:
** It's another given, although they [[MechanicalLifeform aren't just machines.]]
** It's another given, although they [[MechanicalLifeform aren't just machines.]]
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* MerchandiseDriven: Although this aspect is toned down compared to Franchise/{{Transformers|Generation1}} [[Anime/UnicronTrilogy franchises]] for the sake of mainstream appeal, it's still ''Transformers''. It still proudly proclaims "BASED ON HASBRO'S TRANSFORMERS™ ACTION FIGURES" in the end credits. [[http://www.shortpacked.com/2009/comic/book-9/06-revenge-of-the-fallen/soldout/ Mr. Willis? You're on.]]
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* MerchandiseDriven: MerchandiseDriven:
** Although this aspect is toned down compared to Franchise/{{Transformers|Generation1}} [[Anime/UnicronTrilogy franchises]] for the sake of mainstream appeal, it's still ''Transformers''. It still proudly proclaims "BASED ON HASBRO'S TRANSFORMERS™ ACTION FIGURES" in the end credits. [[http://www.shortpacked.com/2009/comic/book-9/06-revenge-of-the-fallen/soldout/ Mr. Willis? You're on.]]
** Although this aspect is toned down compared to Franchise/{{Transformers|Generation1}} [[Anime/UnicronTrilogy franchises]] for the sake of mainstream appeal, it's still ''Transformers''. It still proudly proclaims "BASED ON HASBRO'S TRANSFORMERS™ ACTION FIGURES" in the end credits. [[http://www.shortpacked.com/2009/comic/book-9/06-revenge-of-the-fallen/soldout/ Mr. Willis? You're on.]]
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* MonumentalDamage: ROTF: [[spoiler:an Egyptian pyramid wrecked]]. DOTM: [[spoiler: Lincoln Memorial's statue destroyed by Megatron to take a seat at its place.]]
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* MonumentalDamage: MonumentalDamage:
** ROTF: [[spoiler:an Egyptian pyramid wrecked]]. DOTM: [[spoiler: Lincoln Memorial's statue destroyed by Megatron to take a seat at its place.]]
** ROTF: [[spoiler:an Egyptian pyramid wrecked]]. DOTM: [[spoiler: Lincoln Memorial's statue destroyed by Megatron to take a seat at its place.]]
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* PragmaticAdaptation: The alternate vehicles (especially for the Autobots) were chosen to help convey the proper size of the appropriate characters. Without the magic of mass-shifting, Optimus' original robot mode would not be much larger then the other Autobots. Though G1 fans howled, Bay's edict of "no size-changing" probably helped with the necessary SuspensionOfDisbelief. Similarly they (and every adaptation after G1) knew that Megatron turning into a [[HandCannon handgun]] just wouldn't fly dramatically. Co-writer Roberto Orci's said it would be "like [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]] turning into his own lightsaber and having someone else swing him around."
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* PragmaticAdaptation: PragmaticAdaptation:
** The alternate vehicles (especially for the Autobots) were chosen to help convey the proper size of the appropriate characters. Without the magic of mass-shifting, Optimus' original robot mode would not be much larger then the other Autobots. Though G1 fans howled, Bay's edict of "no size-changing" probably helped with the necessary SuspensionOfDisbelief. Similarly they (and every adaptation after G1) knew that Megatron turning into a [[HandCannon handgun]] just wouldn't fly dramatically. Co-writer Roberto Orci's said it would be "like [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]] turning into his own lightsaber and having someone else swing him around."
** The alternate vehicles (especially for the Autobots) were chosen to help convey the proper size of the appropriate characters. Without the magic of mass-shifting, Optimus' original robot mode would not be much larger then the other Autobots. Though G1 fans howled, Bay's edict of "no size-changing" probably helped with the necessary SuspensionOfDisbelief. Similarly they (and every adaptation after G1) knew that Megatron turning into a [[HandCannon handgun]] just wouldn't fly dramatically. Co-writer Roberto Orci's said it would be "like [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]] turning into his own lightsaber and having someone else swing him around."
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* PrecisionFStrike: The first movie has a barely audible yelled [[AtomicFBomb "Fuuuuuuuuuuuck!!!"]] during the final battle (you essentially have to turn the subtitles on to hear it]], the second one has Mikaela yelling "Fucking do something!!!!" near the end when they rush over to Sam's presumably lifeless body, and the third one has Sam happily whisper-yelling "What the fuck!" when he receives his medal near the beginning.
** CurseCutShort: Near the end of DOTM, when two of the Autobots enter the ship, and say "Quite a clusterf-" *cut to next scene*.
** CurseCutShort: Near the end of DOTM, when two of the Autobots enter the ship, and say "Quite a clusterf-" *cut to next scene*.
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* PrecisionFStrike: PrecisionFStrike:
** The first movie has a barely audible yelled [[AtomicFBomb "Fuuuuuuuuuuuck!!!"]] during the final battle (you essentially have to turn the subtitles on to hear it]], the second one has Mikaela yelling "Fucking do something!!!!" near the end when they rush over to Sam's presumably lifeless body, and the third one has Sam happily whisper-yelling "What the fuck!" when he receives his medal near thebeginning.
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** The first movie has a barely audible yelled [[AtomicFBomb "Fuuuuuuuuuuuck!!!"]] during the final battle (you essentially have to turn the subtitles on to hear it]], the second one has Mikaela yelling "Fucking do something!!!!" near the end when they rush over to Sam's presumably lifeless body, and the third one has Sam happily whisper-yelling "What the fuck!" when he receives his medal near the
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** TheFilmOfTheSeries: Of ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers''.
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* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with.]] Optimus Prime explained that they learned Earth's languages and cultures through the internet. Certain Autobots took on speech characteristics that they felt appropriate to their character and is the reason Jazz is considered black, besides the homage to G1 Jazz and G1 voice actor Scatman Crothers.
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** [[PlayingWithATrope Played with.]] Optimus Prime explained that they learned Earth's languages and cultures through the internet. Certain Autobots took on speech characteristics that they felt appropriate to their character and is the reason Jazz is considered black, besides the homage to G1 Jazz and G1 voice actor Scatman Crothers.
** [[PlayingWithATrope Played with.]] Optimus Prime explained that they learned Earth's languages and cultures through the internet. Certain Autobots took on speech characteristics that they felt appropriate to their character and is the reason Jazz is considered black, besides the homage to G1 Jazz and G1 voice actor Scatman Crothers.
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* RollerbladeGood: Bonecrusher in the first movie; Sideswipe, the Arcee triplets, Wheelie, Demolishor in ROTF.
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** Bonecrusher in the first movie; Sideswipe, the Arcee triplets, Wheelie, Demolishor in ROTF.
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** In ''Film/{{Transformers}}'', [[spoiler:Megatron is kept on ice inside the Hoover Dam, and is pretty angry upon thawing out.]]
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* SequelHook: Optimus' closing narration and the shot of Starscream flying into space. The sequel has [[spoiler:both Megatron and Starscream slinking away after they've lost, with Megatron vowing "this isn't over". That, and nobody ever knew about Soundwave who remains in orbit. Makes sense since they're the three quintessential Decepticons]].
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* SequelHook: SequelHook:
** Optimus' closing narration and the shot of Starscream flying into space. The sequel has [[spoiler:both Megatron and Starscream slinking away after they've lost, with Megatron vowing "this isn't over". That, and nobody ever knew about Soundwave who remains in orbit. Makes sense since they're the three quintessential Decepticons]].
** Optimus' closing narration and the shot of Starscream flying into space. The sequel has [[spoiler:both Megatron and Starscream slinking away after they've lost, with Megatron vowing "this isn't over". That, and nobody ever knew about Soundwave who remains in orbit. Makes sense since they're the three quintessential Decepticons]].
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* ShownTheirWork: The movies are practically dripping with references, mythology, and characterization from the entire rest of the franchise ranging from the original cartoon to the Furman-written comics to the IDW stuff to some of the pre-movie games, sometimes coming close ContinuityPorn. Things such as names being exceptionally important to Transformers, Bumblebee being rough and tough, [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Aerialbots being able to give life to lifeless machines]], [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Decepticlone Decepticlones]], [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Jetfire_%28G1%29 Transformers being able to be frozen by extreme cold]]... most of the things in the movie (especially the griped-about bits) are actually pretty obviously attempts to reference stuff from earlier iterations of the franchise.
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* ShownTheirWork: ShownTheirWork:
** The movies are practically dripping with references, mythology, and characterization from the entire rest of the franchise ranging from the original cartoon to the Furman-written comics to the IDW stuff to some of the pre-movie games, sometimes coming close ContinuityPorn. Things such as names being exceptionally important to Transformers, Bumblebee being rough and tough, [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Aerialbots being able to give life to lifeless machines]], [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Decepticlone Decepticlones]], [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Jetfire_%28G1%29 Transformers being able to be frozen by extreme cold]]... most of the things in the movie (especially the griped-about bits) are actually pretty obviously attempts to reference stuff from earlier iterations of the franchise.
** The movies are practically dripping with references, mythology, and characterization from the entire rest of the franchise ranging from the original cartoon to the Furman-written comics to the IDW stuff to some of the pre-movie games, sometimes coming close ContinuityPorn. Things such as names being exceptionally important to Transformers, Bumblebee being rough and tough, [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Aerialbots being able to give life to lifeless machines]], [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Decepticlone Decepticlones]], [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Jetfire_%28G1%29 Transformers being able to be frozen by extreme cold]]... most of the things in the movie (especially the griped-about bits) are actually pretty obviously attempts to reference stuff from earlier iterations of the franchise.
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* SilentBob: Bumblebee's voice synthesizer is broken. He uses audio clips to convey his thoughts.
** The sequel kinda lampshades this by showing it can be hard for 'Bee to explain things to Sam like this, such as [[spoiler:the hot blond girl being actually a Decepticon.]]
** The sequel kinda lampshades this by showing it can be hard for 'Bee to explain things to Sam like this, such as [[spoiler:the hot blond girl being actually a Decepticon.]]
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* SilentBob: SilentBob:
** Bumblebee's voice synthesizer is broken. He uses audio clips to convey histhoughts.
**thoughts. The sequel kinda kind of lampshades this by showing it can be hard for 'Bee to explain things to Sam like this, such as [[spoiler:the hot blond girl being actually a Decepticon.]]
** Bumblebee's voice synthesizer is broken. He uses audio clips to convey his
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** Arcee was cut at the last minute from the [[Film/{{Transformers}} first movie]] and was replaced by Ironhide because of negative fan reaction to her. Also, it was decided that there wasn't enough time to discuss why there were female Transformers in the first place (not that it stopped them from appearing in the [[Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen second movie]]). There are a handful of female human characters, though most are simply eye candy.
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** Arcee was cut at the last minute from the [[Film/{{Transformers}} [[Film/Transformers2007 first movie]] and was replaced by Ironhide because of negative fan reaction to her. Also, it was decided that there wasn't enough time to discuss why there were female Transformers in the first place (not that it stopped them from appearing in the [[Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen second movie]]). There are a handful of female human characters, though most are simply eye candy.
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* TheStarscream: Although Starscream doesn't really do his usual thing...in either film... [[spoiler: although a popular theory is that Starscream hid himself among the F-22's firing on Megatron.]]
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* TheStarscream: TheStarscream:
** Although Starscream doesn't really do his usual thing...in either film... [[spoiler: although a popular theory is that Starscream hid himself among the F-22's firing on Megatron.]]
** Although Starscream doesn't really do his usual thing...in either film... [[spoiler: although a popular theory is that Starscream hid himself among the F-22's firing on Megatron.]]
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* VillainBall: Given that the Decepticons could hack the Pentagon's mainframe, they could have easily used the same skills to get themselves a post office box and a paypal account, and ''bought'' the glasses off of Sam, since he was openly trying to sell them. Instead they tried to shake him down for the glasses, which brought Sam into contact with the Autobots.
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* VillainBall: VillainBall:
** Given that the Decepticons could hack the Pentagon's mainframe, they could have easily used the same skills to get themselves a post office box and a paypal account, and ''bought'' the glasses off of Sam, since he was openly trying to sell them. Instead they tried to shake him down for the glasses, which brought Sam into contact with the Autobots.
** Given that the Decepticons could hack the Pentagon's mainframe, they could have easily used the same skills to get themselves a post office box and a paypal account, and ''bought'' the glasses off of Sam, since he was openly trying to sell them. Instead they tried to shake him down for the glasses, which brought Sam into contact with the Autobots.
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* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: The protagonists seem to be a bit too eager to torture, mutilate, and murder Decepticons when given any opportunity. Mikaela takes a blowtorch to Wheelie's eye, Sideswipe boasts how awesome he is at vivisecting a fleeing Decepticon, Ironhide executes the critically-wounded Demolisher, and Optimus seems terrifyingly eager to mutilate Decepticon faces.
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* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: WhatMeasureIsANonHuman:
** The protagonists seem to be a bit too eager to torture, mutilate, and murder Decepticons when given any opportunity. Mikaela takes a blowtorch to Wheelie's eye, Sideswipe boasts how awesome he is at vivisecting a fleeing Decepticon, Ironhide executes the critically-wounded Demolisher, and Optimus seems terrifyingly eager to mutilate Decepticon faces.
** The protagonists seem to be a bit too eager to torture, mutilate, and murder Decepticons when given any opportunity. Mikaela takes a blowtorch to Wheelie's eye, Sideswipe boasts how awesome he is at vivisecting a fleeing Decepticon, Ironhide executes the critically-wounded Demolisher, and Optimus seems terrifyingly eager to mutilate Decepticon faces.
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** ArcWelding: Comes hand in hand. The comics are filled with a metric tons' worth of explanations for what's going on in the films. For example:
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* AlternateRealityGame: The Sector Seven ARG for the first movie, which reveals that the Transformers franchise is a {{Masquerade}} created to cover up the truth: that Sector Seven and transforming alien robots are real...
* AnimatedAdaptation:
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' was produced in anticipation of the movie's popularity, but the story is a whole other AlternateContinuity line. As such, there are several direct nods to these films: Megatron's Cybertronian form looks like a simplified version of his movie incarnation, Bumblebee having a racing stripe and Blackout shows up in season three. The Japanese translation was initially announced to turn this series into a direct adaptation, but so far the only real difference is that Bulkhead's name was changed to Ironhide. The canceled fourth season was supposed to come even closer, with Ironhide and Jazz replacing Bulkhead and Prowl on the Earth team and the remaining Autobots using new color schemes more reminiscent of the movie - yes, including flame decals on Optimus.
** The Wal-Mart DVD has ''Transformers: Beginnings'', which is a LimitedAnimation adaptation of the IDW prequel comics. About its only positive draw was that it had Creator/FrankWelker as Megatron, and that turned out to be [[VocalDissonance not so great]] because he used an age-affected version of his G1 Megatron voice (Welker's performances as Movieverse Megatron, which are even ''less'' deep and growly than Megatron's voice in ''G1'', have caused quite a few fans to dread Welker [[WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime reprising his role again]]). Creator/PeterCullen as narrator was advertised, but that turned out to be [[BlatantLies inaccurate]]--it was narrated by Mark Ryan, who did CuteMute Bumblebee's ''one spoken line ever.''
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' is even closer to an adaptation in spirit, even including the writers as Executive Producers. Most of the series takes cues from the films as Optimus, Megatron and Bumblebee have nearly identical designs. Compare [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:MovieBumblebee_render1.jpg movie Bumblebee]] to [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:PrimeBee.jpg Prime Bumblebee]].
* AnyoneCanDie: Characters from the toylines frequently show up just to die.
* ArcWelding: Comes hand in hand. The comics are filled with a metric tons' worth of explanations for what's going on in the films. For example:
* AnimatedAdaptation:
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' was produced in anticipation of the movie's popularity, but the story is a whole other AlternateContinuity line. As such, there are several direct nods to these films: Megatron's Cybertronian form looks like a simplified version of his movie incarnation, Bumblebee having a racing stripe and Blackout shows up in season three. The Japanese translation was initially announced to turn this series into a direct adaptation, but so far the only real difference is that Bulkhead's name was changed to Ironhide. The canceled fourth season was supposed to come even closer, with Ironhide and Jazz replacing Bulkhead and Prowl on the Earth team and the remaining Autobots using new color schemes more reminiscent of the movie - yes, including flame decals on Optimus.
** The Wal-Mart DVD has ''Transformers: Beginnings'', which is a LimitedAnimation adaptation of the IDW prequel comics. About its only positive draw was that it had Creator/FrankWelker as Megatron, and that turned out to be [[VocalDissonance not so great]] because he used an age-affected version of his G1 Megatron voice (Welker's performances as Movieverse Megatron, which are even ''less'' deep and growly than Megatron's voice in ''G1'', have caused quite a few fans to dread Welker [[WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime reprising his role again]]). Creator/PeterCullen as narrator was advertised, but that turned out to be [[BlatantLies inaccurate]]--it was narrated by Mark Ryan, who did CuteMute Bumblebee's ''one spoken line ever.''
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' is even closer to an adaptation in spirit, even including the writers as Executive Producers. Most of the series takes cues from the films as Optimus, Megatron and Bumblebee have nearly identical designs. Compare [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:MovieBumblebee_render1.jpg movie Bumblebee]] to [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:PrimeBee.jpg Prime Bumblebee]].
* AnyoneCanDie: Characters from the toylines frequently show up just to die.
* ArcWelding: Comes hand in hand. The comics are filled with a metric tons' worth of explanations for what's going on in the films. For example:
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* AlternateRealityGame: The Sector Seven ARG for the first movie, which reveals that the Transformers franchise is a {{Masquerade}} created to cover up the truth: that Sector Seven and transforming alien robots are real...
* AnimatedAdaptation:
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' was produced in anticipation of the movie's popularity, but the story is a whole other AlternateContinuity line. As such, there are several direct nods to these films: Megatron's Cybertronian form looks like a simplified version of his movie incarnation, Bumblebee having a racing stripe and Blackout shows up in season three. The Japanese translation was initially announced to turn this series into a direct adaptation, but so far the only real difference is that Bulkhead's name was changed to Ironhide. The canceled fourth season was supposed to come even closer, with Ironhide and Jazz replacing Bulkhead and Prowl on the Earth team and the remaining Autobots using new color schemes more reminiscent of the movie - yes, including flame decals on Optimus.
** The Wal-Mart DVD has ''Transformers: Beginnings'', which is a LimitedAnimation adaptation of the IDW prequel comics. About its only positive draw was that it had Creator/FrankWelker as Megatron, and that turned out to be [[VocalDissonance not so great]] because he used an age-affected version of his G1 Megatron voice (Welker's performances as Movieverse Megatron, which are even ''less'' deep and growly than Megatron's voice in ''G1'', have caused quite a few fans to dread Welker [[WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime reprising his role again]]). Creator/PeterCullen as narrator was advertised, but that turned out to be [[BlatantLies inaccurate]]--it was narrated by Mark Ryan, who did CuteMute Bumblebee's ''one spoken line ever.''
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' is even closer to an adaptation in spirit, even including the writers as Executive Producers. Most of the series takes cues from the films as Optimus, Megatron and Bumblebee have nearly identical designs. Compare [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:MovieBumblebee_render1.jpg movie Bumblebee]] to [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:PrimeBee.jpg Prime Bumblebee]].
* AnyoneCanDie: Characters from the toylines frequently show up just to die.
* AnimatedAdaptation:
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' was produced in anticipation of the movie's popularity, but the story is a whole other AlternateContinuity line. As such, there are several direct nods to these films: Megatron's Cybertronian form looks like a simplified version of his movie incarnation, Bumblebee having a racing stripe and Blackout shows up in season three. The Japanese translation was initially announced to turn this series into a direct adaptation, but so far the only real difference is that Bulkhead's name was changed to Ironhide. The canceled fourth season was supposed to come even closer, with Ironhide and Jazz replacing Bulkhead and Prowl on the Earth team and the remaining Autobots using new color schemes more reminiscent of the movie - yes, including flame decals on Optimus.
** The Wal-Mart DVD has ''Transformers: Beginnings'', which is a LimitedAnimation adaptation of the IDW prequel comics. About its only positive draw was that it had Creator/FrankWelker as Megatron, and that turned out to be [[VocalDissonance not so great]] because he used an age-affected version of his G1 Megatron voice (Welker's performances as Movieverse Megatron, which are even ''less'' deep and growly than Megatron's voice in ''G1'', have caused quite a few fans to dread Welker [[WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime reprising his role again]]). Creator/PeterCullen as narrator was advertised, but that turned out to be [[BlatantLies inaccurate]]--it was narrated by Mark Ryan, who did CuteMute Bumblebee's ''one spoken line ever.''
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' is even closer to an adaptation in spirit, even including the writers as Executive Producers. Most of the series takes cues from the films as Optimus, Megatron and Bumblebee have nearly identical designs. Compare [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:MovieBumblebee_render1.jpg movie Bumblebee]] to [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:PrimeBee.jpg Prime Bumblebee]].
* AnyoneCanDie: Characters from the toylines frequently show up just to die.
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* ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' (2007): The Autobots and Decepticons arrive on Earth in search of the legendary [=AllSpark=], with Sam Witwicky (Creator/ShiaLaBeouf), Mikaela Banes (Creator/MeganFox) and the rest of humanity having to figure out which faction have come to protect them.
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* ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' ''[[Film/Transformers2007 Transformers]]'' (2007): The Autobots and Decepticons arrive on Earth in search of the legendary [=AllSpark=], with Sam Witwicky (Creator/ShiaLaBeouf), Mikaela Banes (Creator/MeganFox) and the rest of humanity having to figure out which faction have come to protect them.
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In addition to Ramos and Fishback, the film will star Luna Lauren Valez and Tobe Nwigwe, and feature Creator/RonPerlman as the voice of Optimus Primal. Creator/PeterCullen will also return to voice Optimus Prime. Directed by Steven Caple Jr., it is slated to be released on June 9, 2023.
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* OffModel: In quite possibly a rare, non-[[Creator/AsylumVisualEffects Asylum]] case, there's three in Revenge of the Fallen. Most noticeably whenever ILM's CG predator drone is featured looking nothing like the real-life counterpart also used. And when Ironhide's ejected gun can be seen on his arm in a later scene during the desert battle. The page explains these in more detail.
** The third movie also has one instance when Ironhide, Sideswipe and the Dreads face off without any weapons. In one shot, the Ironhide CG Model has his recently dropped guns on his back. Said guns disappear in all other shots afterwards.
** The third movie also has one instance when Ironhide, Sideswipe and the Dreads face off without any weapons. In one shot, the Ironhide CG Model has his recently dropped guns on his back. Said guns disappear in all other shots afterwards.
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**''ComicBook/TransformersTwilightsLastGleaming'' (2008): A WhatIf story in an AlternateUniverse following the original film.
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* FiveManBand: The Autobots usually correlate to one.
** First movie
*** TheHero: Optimus Prime
*** TheLancer: Jazz
*** TheBigGuy: Ironhide
*** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet
*** KidAppealCharacter: Bumblebee
** Second movie
*** TheHero: Optimus Prime
*** TheLancer: Ironhide (he seems to have become Optimus' second in command following Jazz's death)
*** TheBigGuy: Sideswipe and Bumblebee (despite being relatively smaller they are more in the midst of the action than the others)
*** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet and Jolt
*** {{Tag Along Kid}}s: The Twins
** And the Third movie
*** TheHero: Optimus Prime
*** TheLancer: Ironhide
*** TheBigGuy: Sideswipe, Bumblebee, and Dino.
*** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet and Que.
*** ThoseTwoGuys: Wheelie and Brains.
*** SixthRanger / [[spoiler: SixthRangerTraitor]]: Sentinel Prime.
*** {{Eleventh Hour Ranger}}s: The Wreckers.
** Fourth movie:
*** TheHero: Optimus Prime
*** TheLancer: Bumblebee
*** TheBigGuy: Hound and Drift
*** TheSmartGuy: Crosshairs
** First movie
*** TheHero: Optimus Prime
*** TheLancer: Jazz
*** TheBigGuy: Ironhide
*** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet
*** KidAppealCharacter: Bumblebee
** Second movie
*** TheHero: Optimus Prime
*** TheLancer: Ironhide (he seems to have become Optimus' second in command following Jazz's death)
*** TheBigGuy: Sideswipe and Bumblebee (despite being relatively smaller they are more in the midst of the action than the others)
*** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet and Jolt
*** {{Tag Along Kid}}s: The Twins
** And the Third movie
*** TheHero: Optimus Prime
*** TheLancer: Ironhide
*** TheBigGuy: Sideswipe, Bumblebee, and Dino.
*** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet and Que.
*** ThoseTwoGuys: Wheelie and Brains.
*** SixthRanger / [[spoiler: SixthRangerTraitor]]: Sentinel Prime.
*** {{Eleventh Hour Ranger}}s: The Wreckers.
** Fourth movie:
*** TheHero: Optimus Prime
*** TheLancer: Bumblebee
*** TheBigGuy: Hound and Drift
*** TheSmartGuy: Crosshairs
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*** TheChick: The Arcee sisters
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*** TheBigGuy: Hound
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*** TheChick: Drift
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: The vacuum of space means heat radiates off very slowly. Thus flying out in space [[SpaceIsCold would not freeze the Autobots]] in their ship forms, while ice and cold gas, which froze Megatron, is a different matter. So fans complaining about that are applying ConvectionSchmonvection. And they would have remelted during entry in the atmosphere, wich tends to get very hot.
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* ''Transformers: Rise of the Beasts'' (2023): Seven years after ''Bumblebee'', two humans (Creator/AnthonyRamos and Creator/DominiqueFishback) are caught up in a conflict between the Autobots, Decepticons, [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Maximals, Predacons]], and Terrorcons.\\\
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* ''Transformers: Rise of the Beasts'' ''Film/TransformersRiseOfTheBeasts'' (2023): Seven years after ''Bumblebee'', two humans (Creator/AnthonyRamos and Creator/DominiqueFishback) are caught up in a conflict between the Autobots, Decepticons, [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Maximals, Predacons]], and Terrorcons.\\\
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** In every movie, the robots' deaths are gratuitously violent. To those arguing the opposite, watch the moving, but imagine the robots were human. [[{{Gorn}} Be horrified]]. Alternately, put yourself in the shoes of a robot.
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** In every movie, the robots' deaths are gratuitously violent. To those arguing the opposite, watch the moving, movies, but imagine the robots were human. [[{{Gorn}} Be horrified]]. Alternately, put yourself in the shoes of a robot.
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* ILoveNuclearPower: Apparently the Three Mile Island disaster was the result of Sector Seven experimenting with Energon.
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* RealEventFictionalCause: Apparently the Three Mile Island disaster was the result of Sector Seven experimenting with Energon.
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* Theme Park Rides:
** ''[[Ride/TransformersTheRide Transformers: The Ride 3D]]'' (2011): A 3D dark ride based on the films at various [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios]] parks. First opening at Singapore, it has since also appeared in Hollywood, Florida, and Beijing (renamed to ''Transformers: Battle for the [=AllSparks=]'' there).
** ''Transformers: Metrobase'' (2021): A full ''Transformers''-themed land at Universal Studios Beijing, featuring both the above-mentioned ''Transformers: Battle for the [=AllSparks=]'' as well as two new rides:
*** ''Decepticoaster'' (2021): A clone of ''Ride/TheIncredibleHulkCoaster'' rethemed to ''Transformers''.
*** ''Bumblebee Boogie'' (2021): A teacup spinner flat ride, centred by a large Bumblebee animatronic based on their appearance in the 2018 ''Film/{{Bumblebee}}'' film.
** ''[[Ride/TransformersTheRide Transformers: The Ride 3D]]'' (2011): A 3D dark ride based on the films at various [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios]] parks. First opening at Singapore, it has since also appeared in Hollywood, Florida, and Beijing (renamed to ''Transformers: Battle for the [=AllSparks=]'' there).
** ''Transformers: Metrobase'' (2021): A full ''Transformers''-themed land at Universal Studios Beijing, featuring both the above-mentioned ''Transformers: Battle for the [=AllSparks=]'' as well as two new rides:
*** ''Decepticoaster'' (2021): A clone of ''Ride/TheIncredibleHulkCoaster'' rethemed to ''Transformers''.
*** ''Bumblebee Boogie'' (2021): A teacup spinner flat ride, centred by a large Bumblebee animatronic based on their appearance in the 2018 ''Film/{{Bumblebee}}'' film.
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* FiveManBand: The Autobots in the ''Revenge of the Fallen'' game:
** TheHero: Optimus Prime
** TheLancer: Ironhide
** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet
** TheBigGuy: Breakaway
** KidAppealCharacter: Bumble Bee
** TheSixthRanger and TheMentor: Jetfire
** TheHero: Optimus Prime
** TheLancer: Ironhide
** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet
** TheBigGuy: Breakaway
** KidAppealCharacter: Bumble Bee
** TheSixthRanger and TheMentor: Jetfire
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* AliensAreBastards: The Decepticons throughout the series, but dear God, [[UpToEleven they take the gloves off]] in ''Dark of the Moon''.
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* AliensAreBastards: The Decepticons throughout the series, but dear God, [[UpToEleven they take the gloves off]] off in ''Dark of the Moon''.
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** ROTF [[UpToEleven ups it with new humongous mecha that are about the same scale to the regular robots as the regular robots are to humans, if not bigger]].
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** ROTF [[UpToEleven ups it with new humongous mecha that are about the same scale to the regular robots as the regular robots are to humans, if not bigger]].bigger.
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* PantyShot:
** Yes, they managed to pull in a couple in ROTF...from [[spoiler:Alice]], Mikaela and [[{{Squick}} Simmons.]] Dear god, try not to think about the [[FanDisservice latter...]]
** Not to be forgotten; Carly in the opening of DOTM.
** Yes, they managed to pull in a couple in ROTF...from [[spoiler:Alice]], Mikaela and [[{{Squick}} Simmons.]] Dear god, try not to think about the [[FanDisservice latter...]]
** Not to be forgotten; Carly in the opening of DOTM.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The first two sequels.
