Leonardo Cabassa

Transformers Prime is (no pun intended) the Prime example on how good a modern TF show can be. it hosts incredible animation with unique character designs that still stay true to their classic selves but it isn't afraid to do something unlike new shows that borrow G1 designs 24/7. the Action is great to. its a shame that newer shows don't hold a candle to the action seen here due to them being really rushed(cyberverse) or extremely clunky(Netflix War For Cybertron). The Characters are great to. i don't think they are as good as animated but great nonetheless my gripes are with some of the characters. Optimus Prime despite being beautifully performed by the legendary Peter Cullen isn't necessarily the most developed. i like him but for a show named after him you'd expect more development from robot jesus over here. Bumblebee is okay. the thing that brings him down is his lack of a voice that really brings him down. i think Prime Bumblebee is the best of the voiceless Bees but he still has his flaws. The Humans are good to but Miko can really get under your nerves Raf and Jack are good and especially Agent Fowler. somethings don't make a lot of sense like how Raf can understand Bumblebees Beeps. despite my problems with the show. Transformers Prime makes up for it by having great character moments and each one has an interesting backstory. Overall Transformers Prime definitely deserves it's recognition and an example as to what Transformers can be if given the time,budget and talent behind it.

Transformers Animated takes big risks and got big rewards because of it. despite it being so different it still manages to be faithful to the characters like Optimus Prime and Ultra Magnus. along with great developments and backstory to each one. don't let the artstyle fool you what lies underneath is great and extremely creative story with the our favorite robots in disguise waiting for you to watch it.

Cyberverse is a very creative show that shows multiple layers of cybertron and tells stories that one wouldn’t see in the average transformers show. The problem lies solely in its absurd 10 minute runtime per episode which severely comprimieses all stories that the show wants to tell and also affects character development because a show with this large of a cast deserves longer episodes to develop and get us to the characters from both sides. Couple that with mediocre voice acting and you have a show that should have worked on paper but it’s compromises unfortunately leave Transformers cyberverse to be a soulless and forgettable show that will be replaced by the next show and hardly be remembered