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* AnyoneCanDie: Despite it's overall child-friendly tone, the show does not hold back in terms of the body count; [[spoiler: Season 2 sees Slipstream, Thundercracker, Nova Storm, Acid Storm, and Thrust all bite the dust, while the Season 3 premiere ups the ante even more with the deaths of Prowl, Cheetor, Drift, Shockwave, and Maccadam.]]
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* AnyoneCanDie: Despite it's its overall child-friendly tone, the show does not hold back in terms of the body count; count. [[spoiler: Season 2 sees Slipstream, Thundercracker, Nova Storm, Acid Storm, and Thrust all bite the dust, while the dust. Then, Season 3 premiere ups the ante even more with the deaths of Prowl, Cheetor, Drift, Shockwave, Maccadam, Iaconus, Starscream, and Maccadam.Megatron.]]
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* HappyEndingOverride: [[spoiler: The "Battle for Cybertron" opening episodes of season 3 end with the Autobots victorious and the Allspark returned to Cybertron. The next episode, the planet's been taken over by the Quintessons and everyone but Hot Rod and a couple others have been placed in a LotusEaterMachine.]]
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** Shadow Striker's multi-optic targeting mask is similar to [[VideoGame//{{Overwatch}} Widowmaker's]].
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** Shadow Striker's multi-optic targeting mask is similar to [[VideoGame//{{Overwatch}} [[VideoGame/{{Overwatch}} Widowmaker's]].
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** The first part of the season 3 opener ''The Battle of Cybertron'' ends with [[spoiler: the Decepticons destroying the Ark, and seemingly killing the Autobots until the second part reveals they abandoned the Ark before it's destruction.]] This is a plot that has appeared in the Transformers franchise 3 times before, occurring originally in ''Megatron's Master Plan'' from [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers the original cartoon]], being reused in ''ComicBook/TransformersTwilightsLastGleaming'', the comic story from the UK Magazine released after ''Film/Transformers'' and then being reused again in ''Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon'', although none of the prior examples have the Autobots travelling in [[spoiler:the Ark]] and they feature the Autobots being exiled from Earth, whereas here they are [[spoiler:returning to Cybertron.]]
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** The first part of the season 3 opener ''The Battle of Cybertron'' ends with [[spoiler: the Decepticons destroying the Ark, and seemingly killing the Autobots until the second part reveals they abandoned the Ark before it's destruction.]] This is a plot that has appeared in the Transformers franchise 3 times before, occurring originally in ''Megatron's Master Plan'' from [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers the original cartoon]], being reused in ''ComicBook/TransformersTwilightsLastGleaming'', the comic story from the UK Magazine released after ''Film/Transformers'' ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' and then being reused again in ''Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon'', although none of the prior examples have the Autobots travelling in [[spoiler:the Ark]] and they feature the Autobots being exiled from Earth, whereas here they are [[spoiler:returning to Cybertron.]]
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** The first part of the season 3 opener ''The Battle of Cybertron'' ends with [[spoiler: the Decepticons destroying the Ark, and seemingly killing the Autobots until the second part reveals they abandoned the Ark before it's destruction.]] This is a plot that has appeared in the Transformers franchise 3 times before, occurring originally in ''Megatron's Master Plan'' from [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers the original cartoon]], being reused in ''ComicBook/TransformersTwilightsLastGleaming'', the comic story from the UK Magazine released after ''Film/Transformers'' and then being reused again in ''Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon'', although none of the prior examples have the Autobots travelling in [[spoiler:the Ark]] and they feature the Autobots being exiled from Earth, whereas here they are [[spoiler:returning to Cybertron.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Applied to a place rather than a person. Crystal City in the G1 cartoon was hailed as Cybertron's most beautiful city and home to the planet's greatest scientific minds but in the episode "Thunderhowl" it's a straight up EldritchLocation that creates [[EvilTwin hostile]] [[MirrorMonster reflections]] of whoever enters before trapping them in a crystalline prison.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: AdaptationalVillainy:
** Applied to a place rather than a person. Crystal City in the G1 cartoon was hailed as Cybertron's most beautiful city and home to the planet's greatest scientific minds but in the episode "Thunderhowl" it's a straight up EldritchLocation that creates [[EvilTwin hostile]] [[MirrorMonster reflections]] of whoever enters before trapping them in a crystallineprison.prison.
** [[spoiler: Unlike past incarnations, this version of Drift is still a loyal Decepticon and his HeelFaceTurn is purely a ruse to allow him to infiltrate the Autobots.]]
** Applied to a place rather than a person. Crystal City in the G1 cartoon was hailed as Cybertron's most beautiful city and home to the planet's greatest scientific minds but in the episode "Thunderhowl" it's a straight up EldritchLocation that creates [[EvilTwin hostile]] [[MirrorMonster reflections]] of whoever enters before trapping them in a crystalline
** [[spoiler: Unlike past incarnations, this version of Drift is still a loyal Decepticon and his HeelFaceTurn is purely a ruse to allow him to infiltrate the Autobots.]]
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** Shockwave’s voice and mannerisms are heavily reminiscent of his straightforward Aligned counterpart, though in one episode he doesn’t rule out overthrowing Megatron due to growing weary of his failures, just like his counterparts in the original G1 comics as well as the 2005 IDW continuity (though an Aligned novel had Megatron privately muse that he felt Shockwave would turn on him one day, it never came to pass anywhere in the Aligned continuity).
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* InNameOnly:
** Lockdown is not an unaligned bounty hunter on Megatron’s payroll in this series as he usually is, instead being portrayed as a lowly Decepticon grunt.
** Deliberately averted with Clobber. As her design suggests, she was originally meant to be a female incarnation of Lugnut, but not only did Hasbro object to making the character female, the show’s creators ultimately realized that she would become this trope due to her characterization and arc.
** Lockdown is not an unaligned bounty hunter on Megatron’s payroll in this series as he usually is, instead being portrayed as a lowly Decepticon grunt.
** Deliberately averted with Clobber. As her design suggests, she was originally meant to be a female incarnation of Lugnut, but not only did Hasbro object to making the character female, the show’s creators ultimately realized that she would become this trope due to her characterization and arc.
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* MultiversalConqueror: The Quintessons see themselves this way, travelling from universe to universe and wiping them out one by one.
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* MultiversalConqueror: The Quintessons see themselves this way, travelling are the self-proclaimed masters of the mulitverse, traveling from universe to universe and wiping them out one by one.
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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: Sometimes the background music is revealed to be Soundwave messing with people.
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* AncientAstronauts: In ''The Visitor'', Teletraan-X makes an offhand comment about Aztec Astronauts once living on the Moon.
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''Transformers: Cyberverse'' is a ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' cartoon. The series started airing its first season on September 1, 2018, with each season aired as "Chapters", while Chapter Two: Power of the Spark began airing on September 7, 2019 and Chapter Three: Bumblebee - Cyberverse Adventures began airing on March 15, 2020. Each episode is only 11 minutes long, unlike previous ''Transformers'' shows which all had the ordinary 22-minute runtime. It is developed by Creator/BoulderMedia, and it aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork (since you [[InvisibleAdvertising wouldn't have known]] [[ScrewedByTheNetwork if we didn't tell you]]).
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''Transformers: Cyberverse'' is a ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' cartoon. The series started airing its first season on September 1, 2018, with each season aired as "Chapters", while Chapter Two: Power of the Spark began airing on September 7, 2019 and Chapter Three: Bumblebee - Cyberverse Adventures began airing on March 15, 2020. Each episode is only 11 minutes long, unlike previous ''Transformers'' shows which all had the ordinary 22-minute runtime. It is developed by Creator/BoulderMedia, and it aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork (since you [[InvisibleAdvertising wouldn't have known]] [[ScrewedByTheNetwork if we didn't tell you]]).
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** The [[spoiler: Perfect Decepticons]] that appear at the end of the series are modeled after [[spoiler:Tarn]] from ''ComicBook/TransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye''. Similarly, [[spoiler:[[AlternateSelf Megatron X's]] black color scheme references several toys of G1 Megatron that gave him a black color scheme]].
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** "Bring Me The Spark Of Optimus Prime" references the title of ''Film/BringMeTheHeadOfAlfredoGarcia'' [[note]] made more explicit by the episode's original title, "Bring Me The ''Head'' Of Optimus Prime" [[/note]].
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* GenderFlip: Several traditionally male characters are made female in an effort to diversify the cast: Nova Storm, Acid Storm [[note]] it appears this change happened mid production, as Acid Storm's bio still lists the character as male, while in-series, the character alternates between having the male and female character designs. When asked about this, WordOfGod just decided to roll with it and confirmed that Acid Storm is Gender-Fluid and expresses this by switching between male-and-female bodies [[/note]], Clobber [[note]] originally designed as a female [[WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated Lugnut]] [[/note]] Skywarp, and Cosmos.
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* GenderFlip: Several traditionally male characters are made female in an effort to diversify the cast: Nova Storm, Acid Storm [[note]] it appears this change happened mid production, as Acid Storm's bio still lists the character as male, while in-series, the character alternates between having the male and female character designs. When asked about this, WordOfGod just decided to roll with it and confirmed that Acid Storm is Gender-Fluid and expresses this by switching between male-and-female bodies [[/note]], Clobber [[note]] originally designed as a female [[WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated Lugnut]] [[/note]] [[/note]], Skywarp, and Cosmos.
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* GenderFlip:
** The obscure Seeker Nova Storm is, despite only showing up once, generally portrayed as a male character. In Cyberverse, she's a female Seeker.
** Happens to Acid Storm as well and it appears the change happened mid production, as the the character bio still lists the character as male. However, in the last episodes of the first season, Acid Storm once again became male. When asked about this, WordOfGod just decided to roll with it and confirmed that Acid Storm is a GenderBender who likes switching between male and female bodies.
** The obscure Seeker Nova Storm is, despite only showing up once, generally portrayed as a male character. In Cyberverse, she's a female Seeker.
** Happens to Acid Storm as well and it appears the change happened mid production, as the the character bio still lists the character as male. However, in the last episodes of the first season, Acid Storm once again became male. When asked about this, WordOfGod just decided to roll with it and confirmed that Acid Storm is a GenderBender who likes switching between male and female bodies.
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* GenderFlip:
** The obscure Seeker Nova Storm is, despite only showing up once, generally portrayed as aGenderFlip: Several traditionally male character. In Cyberverse, she's a characters are made female Seeker.
** Happensin an effort to diversify the cast: Nova Storm, Acid Storm as well and [[note]] it appears the this change happened mid production, as the the character Acid Storm's bio still lists the character as male. However, in male, while in-series, the last episodes of character alternates between having the first season, Acid Storm once again became male. male and female character designs. When asked about this, WordOfGod just decided to roll with it and confirmed that Acid Storm is a GenderBender who likes Gender-Fluid and expresses this by switching between male and male-and-female bodies [[/note]], Clobber [[note]] originally designed as a female bodies.[[WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated Lugnut]] [[/note]] Skywarp, and Cosmos.
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* AbortedArc: In ''Secret Science,'' Shockwave shows irritation with Megatron's leadership, even suggesting he may attempt to supplant him as Decepticon Leader if Megatron continues to fail at producing results. [[spoiler: This never happens, and Shockwave dies in the Season 3 premiere.]]
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On October 6, 2020, it was announced that two Transformers Cyberverse TV movies are currently in production.
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* DeathCourse: Both Croaton and Iaconus's inner depths are made up of these.
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* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: [[spoiler: The Insecticons opt to flee Cybertron rather than stay and fight with Megatron against The Other One.]]
** [[spoiler: Astrotrain decides to skip dimensions as soon as the Perfect Decepticons appear.]]
** [[spoiler: Astrotrain decides to skip dimensions as soon as the Perfect Decepticons appear.]]
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* NoPlaceForAWarrior: [[spoiler: Iaconus struggled to find his place after of the Age of Expansion and ultimately turned his weapons on Cybertron itself. His former citizens ultimately gave their lives to seal him and save Cybertron.]]
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* AchillesInHisTent: [[spoiler: Megatron after having been pulled from The Loop. He gets better...so that he and Dead End can steal a ship and abandon everyone to the Quintessons.]]
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** Astrotrain is usually a fairly powerful Decepticon. Here he's a giant, [[NighInvulnerable near impervious to harm by normal sized Cybertronians]], and can open portals and travel between dimensions.
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** The Dweller who resides at the bottom of the Argon Sea. Upon awakening, he seeks to force all Cybertronians to become his "citizens."
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* AnyoneCanDie: Despite it's overall child-friendly tone, the show does not hold back in terms of the body count; [[spoiler: Season 2 sees Slipstream, Thundercracker, Nova Storm, Acid Storm, and Thrust all bite the dust, while the Season 3 premiere ups the ante even more with the deaths of Prowl, Cheetor, Drift, and Shockwave.]]
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''Transformers: Cyberverse'' is a ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' cartoon. The series started airing its first season on September 1, 2018, with each season aired as "Chapters", while Chapter Two: Power of the Spark began airing on September 7, 2019 and Chapter Three: Bumblebee - Cyberverse Adventures began airing on March 15, 2020. Each episode is only 11 minutes long, unlike previous ''Transformers'' shows which all had the ordinary 22-minute runtime. It is developed by Creator/BoulderMedia, and it aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork (since you [[InvisibleAdvertising wouldn't have known known]] [[ScrewedByTheNetwork if we didn't tell you]]).
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''Transformers: Cyberverse'' is a ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' cartoon. The series started airing its first season on September 1, 2018, with each season aired as "Chapters", while Chapter Two: Power of the Spark began airing on September 7, 2019, with each 2019 and Chapter being 18 episodes long.Three: Bumblebee - Cyberverse Adventures began airing on March 15, 2020. Each episode is only 11 minutes long, unlike previous ''Transformers'' shows which all had the ordinary 22-minute runtime. It is developed by Creator/BoulderMedia, and it is airing aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork.
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* DisappointedByTheMotive: [[spoiler: Hot Rod expresses disappointment when he learns that the primary reason the Quintessons wipe out universes is that the multiverse has too many different universe.]]
** [[spoiler: Autobots and Decepticons alike express annoyance when they learn that Starscream's reason for allying with Quintessons to wipe out universe is to get back at them for being mean to him.]]
** [[spoiler: Autobots and Decepticons alike express annoyance when they learn that Starscream's reason for allying with Quintessons to wipe out universe is to get back at them for being mean to him.]]
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** Under Cybertron's surface, the Energon Masters look down on the Bugs that live outside their city. [[In reality, the Energon Masters and Bugs have identical robot and beast modes, but neither side realizes this.]]
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** Under Cybertron's surface, the Energon Masters look down on the Bugs that live outside their city. [[In reality, the Energon Masters and Bugs have identical robot and beast modes, but neither side realizes this.]]
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* ThirdPersonPerson: Grimlock while in beast mode.
** Repugnus and the members of his tribe. [[spoiler: Interestingly, they don't speak this way while in robot mode.]]
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