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The 1980s were a sea of ​​changes for children's television, as deregulatory practices of the era even descended on cartoons. During this decade, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) took more LASS POSSIBLE ON COMPLETE IN CHILDREN'S TV. Since then, there have been many cartoons that are toy ads, above all, with one of the largest and longest lasting examples of "transformers".

In the universe, these shaping robots came from planet Cibertron. The conflict between the heroic buses and the wicked depressions drained their world to all their resources, so they came to the ground to find a new fuel for their war. In reality, the transformers were a collection of matches that Hasbro imported from Japan and reblogged under a unique toy line. Editors/Writers of Marvel Comics, Jimim Suker, Dennis O'Neal and Bob Budian then cooked a story For these toys, which have become a comic (published by Marvel) and cartoon (produced by Sunbow Entertainment).

Of all the cartoons based on toys in the 1980s, "Transformers" have the greatest inheritance of pop culture. Children are still playing with toys "Transformers" today, but you can't say the same about "inhumanoids". The series was even freaked as A (surprisingly dark) animated film in 1986Saving "Transformers" becoming a live blockbuster by action in 2007.

Now, the "transformers" are no High Art - literally, like any episode filled with dyeing and animation errors. But something For the cartoon, be it the premise that invited the fantasy of the children or the striking voice acting and designs of the characters made it to emphasize. Did any of the stories told by the series still holding?

A firm -commander of the traitor of the decapter Sterskim is the best character of "transformers". I'm not saying that he must be your favorite, but Storskim is easily the most dynamic and engaged franchise character. He has a simple goal: Megatron's overthrow and has become the new leader of depressics. Seeing him trying (and failing) to do so never stops having fun.

His biggest attempt at Transformers comes late in season 2 in the Starskim Brigade episode. There, writer Michael Charles Hill cooked a pretty tidy way to show new toys in Commaticon. In this story, Megatron (Frank Welker) haunts Sterskim (Christopher Collins) of the Depepticons, so Sterskrim has decided he will create his own army. The results show how bad his ambition is to overcome his range.

The episode still has its disadvantages, especially the anticlimactic end where the combined form of commaticons, Bruticus (Roger C. But it also stands as one of the most famous formulas that break episodes of "transformers" seasons 1 and 2.

Before the film, "Transformers" kept a strict status quo. Optimus Prime (Peter Cullen) led the buses, Megatron led depressics and that was. Meanwhile, Starscream was often more comic relief than a legitimate megatron rival. Compare this with modern comics "Transformers", where depresson management often changes the hands as a result of internal power struggles. The "Brigade of Sterskim" stands out in the portray of a true civil war. It's a little surprise It remains an influential story in the franchise "Transformers" to this day.

In "Transformers: The film", Megatron was rebuilt by the monstrous Unicron (Orson Wells) in a new form. Remed Galvatron (Leonard Nimoy in the film, Velker again in the show) was even stronger than megatron, but extremely unstable. Megatron's snow and scheme was replaced by a distance, and attacked its troops as much as the buses did.

Halfway through the third season of the "transformers", depressics feed on their new and not -so -improved leader. So, in the episode "Webworld (co-written by the creator of Wolverine Len Wine), Galvatron's faithful beyond Command, Cyclonus (Carmel), reluctantly decides to institutionalize his leader.

Cyclonus tricks Galvatron visits Thorlulon's world, huge asylum -sized planet, where prisoners are kept with nets. The natives point out everything a therapeutic trick in the book to try and treat Galvatron, but without any benefit. In the end, his way is just too much for the planet to take over. Installation of Galvatron therapy does not last long enough, but this leads to some of the funniest moments in the show.

The "transformers" were often unintentionally ridiculous, because of the fast -paced and sloppy crafts and/or simple stupidity in which many of her writers rejoiced. "Web World", however, is intentionally Funny. As for the psychiatry satire, it's not difficult "One was flying over the cuckoo's nest," But it is still a bar above most other episodes of "Transformers".

Season 2 of the "Transformers" is when the series begins to be examined in the history of Cybertron and Transformers, setting relatively consistent mythology (as opposed to previous episodes that play in the ear).

The two -party "key to the vector Sigma" determines that in the core of Cyberron lies a central computer (title Sigma) that gives every transformer with life. "Before it was Cibertron, I was," ancient intelligence said, paving the way for later shows to establish the concept of "sparks" or souls of transformers.

In "Vector Sigma", Autobots create a team of five thighs, called Aerialbots to counter the advantage of decepticons. But Aerialbots are taken with depressions and, in "War Zora", those almost defects ... until Megatron sent them over time to nine million years in the past.

In the golden age of Cibertron, the "Erialbots" meet Orion Pax (Lori Faso), a naive plugin who admires powerful depepticons ... Until Megatron attacks, he mortally rejoices Orion. However, the "Erialbot" saved him, allowing him to be rebuilt in a new, more powerful form: The best of the first. Optimus, and with it, Aerialbots, in turn, end up learning a lesson about the dangers of admiration of strength because of strength.

In essence, all the stories of "transformers" are returning to the "war dawn" in one way or another. The 2024 Animated Film "Transformers One" It can practically be called (loose) characteristic adaptation of the episode. Writer "War Dawn" David Wise never intended To write such an important episode, but it is wounded irreversibly by shaping every project "Transformers" that followed.

Season 3 of the Transformers brings a third fraction into the Cybertro War: Quinnes, a group of five-person squid, who have long created transformers as workers (buses of buses) and soldiers (whose descendants are depressions). Undoubtedly, Quintons is using their most frightening scheme in the episode "Dark Awakening".

In "Transformers: The Film", Optimus Premier Fastes after the last battle with Megatron. This leaves an opening for the young Autobot Hot Rod (Dud Nelson) to succeed him as a Rodimus Premier (processed by SEC Gautier in the cartoon series). But Rodimus is tormented by self -assembly, especially in "dark awakening" when it literally meets the spirit of optimus. The Quintons revived the optimus, which you see, with the intention of using its semi-versatile, puppet form to bring autobots to their misfortune. But as the last covenant for his selflessness, optimus exceeds their control and dies, once again, as a hero.

Some have called The Death of Optimus Premier in the movie one of the worst "transformers" momentsbut I think it's one of Best. Not because he is a bad character or the cartoon series benefits from his absence, but because his death is what has increased the optimis of the icon action figure. "Dark awakening" understood the power of prime death, but did not comfort exactly Children who remained heart -broken by the original demolition of optimus. Thus, the "Transformers" final in season 3 was the two-track "Returning to Optimus Premier" (for real this time). Even so, "dark awakening" is like a more haunting, yet no less powerful episode.

40 years of cartoons "Transformers" and it all returns to a three-hour-mini-series "," More than it fills the eye ". Starting millions of years ago at Cibertron, the opening minutes of the episode follow the track of the country's buses and depressics, lying asleep for millennia, and finally developing again to continue its war on the modern country.

In a scarce time of the 60th minute, "more than that fills the eye" gives each of the twenty characters in the spotlight. Some of the characters starring in the pilot will continue to fasten the true series (Starscream, Soundwave, etc.), while others, not so much. For example, Autobot Hound (Ken Sansom) is a friend of the human friend of Spike Witviki (Corey Burton) in this pilot, but that role was usurped by Bombbe (Dan Gilvezan) in later episodes.

Compared to the coming episodes, the stakes feel higher. The show has not yet settled in the routine of "Depepticons Try a wicked pattern, the buses stop doing and repeat", so the threat is more realistic. Indeed, depressics pass most of the episodes by beating, while the autobots are definitive. The collision of robots in the fictional dam Herman, which features optimus and megatron going to one on one, is a definitive mark.

The biggest compliment I can give "more than fulfilling my eye" is this: I first saw it when I was 10 years old and I already saw live films with "Transformers" action. But instead of me, to take care of how tame or hockey looked in comparison, the cartoon still wiped me out of my feet. From the beginning, there is a spark (without any punishment) magic under the commercialism of "Transformers" - you just have to be young with a heart to find it.

"Transformers" are strimiled for free On the channel of Hasbro on YouTube.