#transformes animeted

[nozkint]

I really love AU's where good characters are made bad (and vice versa), but I feel like we're missing out on a bit of fun by not using the Shattered glass color palette when it comes to Transformers

Goldenbug (*´▽`)ﾉ

[anonymousbeeblurr]

Qual autobot e o seu favorito e de qualquer geração

O meu e 100%knockout

Which autobot is your favorite of any generation?

Mine is 100% knockout

[ppepko]

First time drawing Transformers Animeted!!

my favorite jazz hehe

[spacemothsota]

Cyberform AU - Character List

Disclaimer: My AU has very specific multiverses for people from different Transformers realities (They all live in one world, and the Cybertronians are kind of a bit of everything, but I like the IDW designs the most, so let's assume everyone moved there). I did this on purpose, not only because it would be interesting to see how the characters interact, but also because there aren't that many people in each reality (In the Animeted, there are literally two or three, I don't know if Sari counts, she's technorganic). For the purposes of psychological support and protection of the cyberformed people and their healing, I made it so that they are all in one world and maintain a special community.

Bayverse: Sam Witwicky, Mikaela Banes, William Lennox (and his family), Robert Epps, Seymour Simmons, Cade Yeager, Tessa Yeager, Shane Dyson, Izabella.

G1: Sparkplug Witwicky, Spike Witwicky, Carly, Daniel Witwicky, Chip Chase, Raoul

Armada: Red, Alexis

Animated: Isaac Sumdac, Sari Sumdac

IDW: Verity Carlo

TFP:Burns Family (Charlie, Kade, Graham, Dani, Cody maybe Woodrow), Green Family (Doc. Green, Fransin, Professor Baranova, Sisi), June Darby, Jack Darby, Miko Nakaday, Rafael Esqivel, Agent William Fowler, Danny Clay, Russel Clay

Knightvers: Charlie Watson, Noah Diaz

These are all the people I will probably write (and draw) more often than others. Of course, not all human characters from the show and comics are here, there are quite a lot of people in the same IDW, but I am mostly familiar with Verity (and only because I read all the comics about the Wreckers). For most of the people on this list, I have an approximate design of their Cybertronian appearance, a little history of how their cyberformation process took place (as well as who donated nanites and who became a curator), I will make links to the characters as the description and design process goes on (more convenient navigation, if you are interested in a specific character and his design with a little history, you can click and get the post!).

Oh, I almost forgot, a micro list of those who were subjected to Decepticon nanites: – William Lennox, Robert Epps, Mikaela Banes, Chip Chase, Alexis, Isaac Sumdac, June Darby, Rafael Esqivel.

(If you are interested in a character that is not on the list, I can still answer your question.)

To understand what Cyberform AU is: Part 1 Part 2 Q&A1

[kuri-no-tani]

JVC Post #7

Moeagare! Moeagare! Moeagare! GANDAMU!

The 70s was a golden era for anime, and among all of the glittering jewels such as The Castle of Cagliostro, Galaxy Express 999, The Rose of Versailles, and of course Ashita no Joe, Mobile Suit Gundam is easily the most recognizable and certainly the most beloved. While I haven't made the time to finish the original series all the way through, I love Gundam. The series exploded in popularity after Gunpla took off and is now regarded as one of the most culturally significant pieces of media in Japan, comparable to Star Wars in the west according to Wikipedia.

Gundam also spawned the "real robot" genre of mecha, which is often compared to hard science fiction. This lead to anime like Armored Trooper Votoms, Macross, and Patlabor, three anime that really took the genre to its limits.

Gundam stood out among other mecha shows of the time in that it depicted the Gundam as a true weapon and a tool rather than a magical or wondrous robot (see Tetsujin 28-gou or Mazinger-Z). This realism in many aspects of the show, great character development and interactions, and the great mech designs helped Gundam become so appealing. It's certainly stylish.

The Anime Machine by Thomas Lamarre had been in my bookmarks for a while, but I had forgotten until now. The snippet we were provided was interesting. I didn't follow it entirely, but I think his connections from technology and the experience through it to the spread and formation of anime is interesting. I noticed that he does not mean machine in the traditional sense, rather in an abstract way focusing on the nature of and the input and output generated by the "animetic machine". The influence of Deleuze and Guattari on his ideas is apparent, but I can't go too deep into that because I don't know anything significant enough about them.

He does connect this primarily to the technology behind(?) the machine, it looks like. He seems to create the basis for this machine model technologically by pointing to the movement and depth in anime generated by the compositing process (the "animetic interval"). His Heideggerian point of view on anime and technology being much like the hydroelectric plant in the Rhine, transforming the very orientation one has toward the subject, is something I assume he expands on later in the book.

The train metaphor might have had something to do with this. Just like the silver chalice "arrives" when the silversmith's work brings it "out of concealment", the animetic machine forms the layers of animation through the apparatus (the animation stand, the train) and through the "traveler" within it (the producer(fan), the passenger). Here's something silly it made me think of.

The way that people experience through technology is seen within the autonomous "animetic machine" (working through both the animation stand and reflection) and thus within anime is definitely a very intriguing idea. As far as I can tell he is saying that anime, much like modern technology, is something that produces those that produce it, and that the animetic machine can be understood via both the technology it "thinks" and the audience within it.

[satellite-helen]

Merry X'mas!!🌟

[candlecoo]

One thing I really like about bnha is that it goes with anything, for example:

Medabots (or medarots)

-Izuku has a dream of being a Hero medafighter, when he finds a rare medal and finally gathers enough money to buy a medabot , he comes across a temperamental medabot he named Metabee.

Kaijudo

- Izuku doesn't have a quirk, but he has great potential for Kaijudo, he gets permission from the masters to use the crossbows in public, but saying they were part of his quirk, little does he know that great enemies would be watching from the shadows (Afo )

Transformers Animeted (In a More Technological Future)

- While training on the beach to strengthen himself and pass the UA exam, Izuku sees strange robots coming out of the water, he ends up convincing one of them to take him with them to their ship ( Bumblebee) And ends up having his master key transformed by the All Spark and, while secretly training with the Autobots on his ship, he discovered that he was not a normal human.

Bakugan Warriors of Battle

- Not having a quirk and participating in battles only in theory, Izuku disguises himself with the help of Mei, a girl he found by chance who created a mask to make him look like a different person, he uses this one. opportunity to battle under the name Masquerade and, after a somewhat awkward battle, he meets up with Drago, who watches him silently for some time, then motivates him during training to receive the Ofa.

-Unfortunately, his Masquerade disguise is thrown aside when he takes courage and reveals himself to his class during All Might's first class, asking everyone to keep it a secret and not disclose it on the internet, he may have revealed it to the class, but he still doesn't want anyone to know the truth.

That's so true about bnha you can twist it to make almost any au/crossover possible and it's one of my favorite things about it!!!

[nozkint]

Don't judge me, I can handle it myself

[anonymousbeeblurr]

One thing some people are unaware of is that they are probably recent Transformers fans

Starscream in Transformers One felt pleasure when being hurt and suffocated by Megatron

Starscream is a masochist and has his narcissistic ways too

Starscream from different Transformers series or movies can have their own way

Starscream in most of the series or films has a narcissistic way and thinks of himself as being the leader of the Decepticons, but in some cases he wants to be the leader of the Decepticons without wanting to kill Megatron

This is presented in both some transformers idw comics

Starscream from Transformers Armada never wanted to kill Megatron, he just felt some jealousy and not to the point of killing him

Starscream may be a traitor but he can be nice like he was with Alex from the Transformers series

He really cares about people who treat him as a leader or as a friend

Starscream already had some traits of low self-esteem in transformers idw where Megatron ends up dying

Starscream never wished for Megatro's death, yet he is mistreated by Megatron as if he were just a doll

Starscream is the most unfairly treated character by Hasbro and I think it's stupid

he grocery store more prominent and not being refuted . . . not to mention that controversial series . . .

even though sometimes the scenes of him being refuted can be funny but...

this makes me sad . . . I can't see my favorite character being humiliated in every series he appears in . . . hasbro . . . you mistreat a person too much for my taste . . . this really makes me cry

everyone knows you like to crush other hasbro's heads

he was happier when he wasn't Megatron's doll... a doll that will always suffer

Do you really enjoy watching someone you know suffer in front of you and you do nothing? Just watching them get attacked... I miss when my parents weren't like that...

letter written by . . .

Hey guys, did you like the letter made from an old fanfic of mine? It's from 2018... I feel really old lol

I found it in my notebook... I don't know why it was wet... I have a terrible memory

[sun-light-ratchet]

HAHAHAAAAA

[barrycoganart]

Swoop's charge by monkeypoke

Following on from Grimlock and Slag's original transformers movie scene's. Here is Swoop about to make a flying charge at the Decepticon's in the battle for Autobot city. I can’t remember if this actually happened in the film, but it's all I could visualise when designing the image. So enjoy.

[kamono029]

[animetube]

Jump Force - Vegito Blue Transformation PC Mod Gameplay

[papas-con-aceite-y-mucha-sal]

El dibujante japonés Go Nagai, creador de los manga que incorporaban robots gigantescos a las aventuras y "padre" del mítico Mazinger Z, ha señalado en una entrevista que inventó este personaje para "infundir valor a los niños para plantar cara y sobrellevar las dificultades de la vida". "Creo que la forma en la que Mazinger Z combate y vence a los varios tipos de enemigos a los que se enfrenta da ganas de vivir a los niños", ha manifestado el dibujante, también guionista de la serie de televisión que marcó una época, de cuyo estreno en España se cumplen ahora cuarenta años, 45 de su estreno en Japón.

A Go Nagai, que ha escrito el manga en el que se basa esta nueva película, le ha encantado el resultado: "Me gusta mucho -ha dicho-. Era el Mazinger Z que esperaba. Ha superado mis expectativas".

El Doctor Infierno, "pepito grillo" en esta serie de animes, pone el dedo en la llaga al afirmar que la debilidad del ser humano es que no sabe gestionar la diversidad, y eso lo debilita.

Directores como Michael Bay (Transformers) o Guillermo del Toro (Pacific Rim) han reconocido la influencia de Nagai, a quien el mexicano ha definido como "el Mozart del mundo de la animación de máquinas". Incluso, músicos de heavy metal como Black Sabbath, Animetal o Synfonier le han rendido homenaje.

"Me siento muy orgulloso de ello y me sigue emocionando que muchos de aquellos niños sigan adorando a Mazinger de adultos", afirma Nagai.

El japonés, que ha trabajado indistintamente para el cine y la televisión, considera que "cualquier medio de comunicación tiene sus ventajas", así que los ve "todos". "Uso el manga porque se adapta mejor a mis circunstancias, pero siempre he pensado en cine", añade.

Discípulo del pionero del manga Osamu Tezuka, el provocador Go Nagai debutó en 1967 con el cómic Meakashi Pori Kichi. Al año siguiente sacó el controvertido cómic Harenchi Gakuen (Shameless High School), que fue un gran éxito y revolucionó la industria del manga, aunque fue rechazado por las asociaciones conservadoras de padres y maestros en Japón quemaron públicamente algunas copias.

[dannymultipersonaje]

No puedo dejar de pensar en Optimus Prime TFA con una discapacidad

He estado leyendo sobre la mesa y se me ocurrió esto.

Más o menos la historia de Transformers Animeted pero, con Optimus con una deficiencia.

En cuestion es algo, irreparable del procesador de Optimus, el realmente, su procesador no tiene todas las funcionalidades que deberia, y tiene que vivir con esto. Optimus tiene problemas para desarrollarse con las personas, no puede concentrarse en algo que no sea su afición, sin embargo tiene le gusta(ria) hacer amigos. También no tiene fácil la admisión de nuevas rutinas o el rompimiento de sus rutinas habituales, siendo un excelente soldado solitario peor mal trabajando en equipo. Su afición es la historia, sobre todo las guerras y se puede decir que en menor medida la practica de disciplinas de combate, pero eso es más su rutina de academia. Otro problema, es que Optimus no tiene filtro, puede (Ahora) llegar a saber que es dificil tratar con el que no es un mech facil y que la gente no suele considerarlo capaz para muchas cosas y todo empeora al no tener filtro de habla, puede decir comentarios muy hirientes, pero no es para dañarte, Optimus solo dice cosas que el piensa que todos deben saber. Entre otras cosas que más tarde ire definiendo y simplificando.

Esta discapacidad, atrae dos o tres tipos de personas; La primera piensa que Optimus no puede hacer nada solo, que si despega su vista de el, Optimus se rompera en mil pedazos, como cristal, en cierta parte Optimus necesita ayuda pero no necesita un protector(en esta idea, me imagino a Elita y/o Ultra Magnus); la segunda, es el tipo que se frustra y no entiende porque Optimus es así, llegando a agredirlo al pensar que el tiene la culpa o que puede estar fingiendo de alguna manera (Sentinel Prime); y por ultimo el tercer se divide en más pero para a cortar, esta los curiosos, la gente que olvida que el lo tiene pero realmente tiene mucha paciencia, las personas que saben el limite de la ayuda, etc.

En esta idea, pienso que Optimus tomaría un cariño extra con Sari, pasando más tiempo con ella y confiando el doble en ella. Haciendo sin querer que parte de su rutina diaria sea estar con Sari. Sari se encontraria levemente interesada en los temas de historia Cybertroniana y Optimus es feliz de explayarse sobre su gran lote de información. Pero también los dos se sentirían identificados, sobre todo Sari más bien. Sin Optimus regulando lo que realmente esta bien y esta mal, (Aunque aun lo hace) Ratchet o incluso Bee (BEE) estaria pensando en Sari como ... cristal. Pequeño ser que puede romperse, pero Sari no es eso y Optimus apesar de empezar con el pie izquierdo, demostra valorarla como un ser a su altura (Al grado de hablarle de su afición que es algo muy importante para sí)

Creo que dejando esto, siento que hare algo de Megop mañana con esta idea, realmente no he visto TFA (yo soy muy bebe, y solo alcance a ver TFP, pero ahora la busco para verla y es .... nuevo y ... refrescante, extraño, pero bueno)