Transformers: Prime is an award winning computer animated series that is based on the Hasbro Transformers toys (which transform from robot to vehicle). The series takes the designs from the recent Transformers live action movies and cartoon-ifies them so that it speaks to a much younger audience. The concept art reflects this adaptive genius and additionally makes these “robots in disguise” look sleeker than ever before. It’s a style that’s so vibrant and sweet it deserves to be called eye candy. You can find more of this amazing content by looking at Augusto Barranco’s deviantART gallery where he has a lot of it posted.
So, it’s been awhile, but I just really noticed it…
In “Loose Cannons”, Dreadwing’s introductory episode, Bulkhead attempts at one point to throw himself over the edge of the carrier and blow himself up. But Wheeljack, Bulkhead’s brother-in-arms, stops him. In “Regeneration”, Dreadwing’s final episode, Dreadwing throws himself into a certainly fatal situation (note the repeated visuals of the characters “walking over an edge”) and the whole point is that he doesn’t have his brother there to stop him. And Dreadwing wasn’t there back in “Master and Students” to stop Skyquake either…
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