Transformers

Autobots

The Transformers The Movie was an animated movie with a USA release date of August 8 1986 see related link. Transformers was also the title for a 2007 Live action Film that was the first in a series of three films see related link

Optimus Prime: Her is 36 feet tall Chuck is like 6ish. Optimus has an Ion energy gun, energon blades, and energon hocks and more so Optimus Would turn Chuck into a bloody mess. Assuming he acctually fights him. Optimus Has strong moral values against hurting the human race.

Chuck Norris actually created Optimus. When he roundhouse kicked a smart car.

you have to get a high threat level and it will come

yes its does the higher the current will blow out the transformers

they escaped after being severely wounded by Optimus Prime/Jetfire.

I had trouble with this as well. You have to hit his back about 3-5 times and he will drop it. Grab the Allpark and smash it to Megatrons chest. Your character will die and you will play as Optimus to then defeat Megatron

Autobot:

Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Ratchet, Ironhide, Sideswipe, Skids and Mudflap (The Twins), Volt, Arcee, Jetfire

Decepticon:

Starscream, Soundwave, Ravage, Sideways, Scalpel (The Doctor), Devastator, Demolisher, Rampage, Long haul, Scrapper, Hightower, Mixmaster, the Fallen, Megatron, Scorpion, Grindor

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look at the robots closely

I can't say what they are painted with at the factory, but from what I understand, most custom action figure makes use an acrylic, like Testors Model Masters Acryl, to paint their figures.

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although he is called his brother, he actually isnt, he is referred to by Optimus in the movie as his brother but if you read the prequel book, he is only referred to as such because they co ruled Cybertron togerther before Megatron was corrupted

Regarding previous poster...This is actually not so. I thought in that story, the Prequel book they WERE brothers. Half brothers, and they refer to each other as brothers. In the old cartoon they aren't but in the movie they def. could be.. Here's why:

1. Optimus DID call Megatron brother in the first movie. This could interpreted as a sense of comradery, and that they are of the same speicies etc. BUT it could be argured to the literal sense.

2. Optimus tells Sam that the Decepticon revived the last of the Primes....AKA Megatron...

Any way you put it, it could be either.

there are 3 films, 1 animated movie, 10 cartoon series, NOT counting the Japanese versions, and a few webisodes.

TF 1

TF 2 Revenge of the Fallen

TF 3 Dark of the Moon

TF the Movie

TF Gen. 1

TF Gen. 2

Beast Wars: TF

Beast Wars II

TF Robots in Disguise

TF Armada

TF Energon

TF Cybertron

TF Animated

TF Prime

hope that helps

dirge did not have any code but is the last mission (bonus) near the omega key mission first rock wall.Thanks you for asking me if you want help to unlock skywarp

its on the omega key second rock wall

In a Battle between The Incredible Hulk and Abomination when the fight between them starts Abomination would whip the hulk all over the place since Abomination is stronger than the hulk [AT FIRST] then the Hulk would get more angrier and have more rage - cause the madder Hulk gets the stronger he is so eventually he will over power and beat the abomination since Abomination cant get stronger than what he is in a fight between the Hulk or any one else for that matter.So the Incredible Hulk would win in a fight between them.

I would be betting heavily that Bumblebee survives the third movie, but Michael Bay has stated that unlike Revenge of the Fallen, in Dark of the Moon when they die they will stay dead no resurrections.....strong rumours link Ironhide to die heroically, and that a human slays Starscream.

if Megatron did not rush into the fight in Dark of the Moon, Sentinel would have won. He already cut off Optimus' arm, however due to Megatron's interruption Optimus was able to kill Megatron AND Sentinel-with one arm.

Blackout, I believe was killed in the first movie, in a sceen that was removed in editing. In the second movie the one that loks like him is his brothe Grindor.

Yes.

Transformers is in an anime form.

Transformers Made With Autodesk’s Entertainment Software Posted by Raluca in August 15th 2007 You ever ask what software they use to make this Summer Blockbuster Films? Transformers, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Surf’s Up, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End, Penelope and countless other feature films have been created using Autodesk technology. Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) and his posse returned in the long-anticipated trilogy, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. Post-production facility Asylum completed 315 shots with a visual effects pipeline that included the Autodesk Flame and Autodesk Toxik visual effects solutions, Autodesk Maya 3D animation software, and Autodesk Lustre digital color grading system. In one scene shaped by Asylum using Flame, Sparrow is exiled to a desert purgatory where he begins to hallucinate and sees 20 clones of himself dressed as his crew. The Flame system was also used to create the climactic maelstrom backdrop along with computer-generated characters, mast extensions on miniature ships and track shots. Toxik was used for compositing, color correction, and final tweaks. Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) was the main visual effects house for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. ILM used Maya and Flame as part of its proprietary SABRE visual effects system to create computer-generated characters and Maelstrom sequence. Michael Bay’s summer powerhouse Transformers exploded onto the big screen as evil Decepticons re-wage war on heroic Autobots. ILM used Maya and Inferno as part of its proprietary SABRE visual effects system to complete 460 shots for the film. Maya was used for all character animation, including the challenging opening sequence in which a robot attacks an American military base in the Middle East. Autodesk Inferno was used on two key compositing sequences, including the Bonecrusher scene where a destructive 30-foot rollerblading robot shreds through a moving bus. The robot’s bones were created using Maya and imported into Inferno, and were animated and combined with flying and burning debris. Mark Casey, ILM’s SABRE/Inferno artist, explained: “Creating and combining production plates, particle elements, computer-generated elements, practical pyrotechnics, and lens flares all in one shot can prove challenging and intimidating; knowing that all these elements can be tamed in Inferno is all the reassurance any artist needs.” Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer soared on the big screen, showcasing a battle between the powerful Silver Surfer and the planet-eating Galactus. The Orphanage completed approximately 120 shots on the film, with the majority of shots involving Maya 3D animation software. “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer presented us with an ever-changing array of challenges, from superpowers to surfboards. Maya was there for us at every step, allowing us to develop complex new effects easily and quickly,” explained Stu Maschwitz, VFX supervisor at The Orphanage. Up-and-comer surfer extraordinaire, Cody Maverick (Shia Labeouf), takes audiences on an animated journey in Surf’s Up, from Sony Pictures Imageworks. The wizards at Sony Pictures Imageworks used Autodesk Lustre color grading system for the film’s final grade. Also, a combination of software was used to create the final water animation, with much of it completed using Maya. “Maya is the core of the front-end pipeline at Imageworks,” explains Mike Ford, character set-up supervisor. “It is used for modeling, layout, animation, and some effects work.” By leveraging the power of Maya Embedded Language (MEL) Python and Maya’s API scripting, the Sony Pictures Imageworks team customized the Maya software to overcome many of the film’s challenges. Comments David Schaub, animation director at Sony Pictures Imageworks, “We never have the question, ‘Well, can the software do that?’ Because if it doesn’t, the way Maya is built allows us to create a tool that will do the job.” Modern-day fable Penelope is the story of pig-nosed Penelope Wilhern (Christina Ricci) and her family’s secret curse. Double Negative turned to Maya to create the complicated computer-generated tree that helps tell the tale in the film’s opening. The complex construction of the growing tree involved building the basic tree shape, including the trunk and main branch structure, using blend shapes to go from one small shape to one big shape, and using a combination of plug-ins to populate the smaller branches and leaves. The Reaping, Are we Done Yet?, I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, and Hairspray were films completed with EFILM using the EWORKS color grading system to complete the digital intermediate. The EWORKS system consists of a proprietary configuration of Autodesk Lustre and Autodesk Incinerator technology. Other summer films created using Autodesk solutions include: Evan Almighty: Rhythm + Hues used Autodesk Maya to create computer-generated characters and CafeFX used Maya to model and animate sixty CG salt-water tropical fish 28 Weeks Later: Prime Focus London used Autodesk Flame, Inferno and Smoke to create all of the film’s photorealistic 3D shots, including the napalm bombing sequence of London’s Canary Wharf Live Free or Die Hard: Digital Dimension completed 182 shots using Autodesk 3ds Max to create 3D cars, 3D buildings, 3D crowds, 3D smoke and matte painting No tag for this post.

Transformers Prime - 2010 Scattered 3-2 was released on:

USA: 29 March 2013

no cybertron is not a robot it is just a planet

yes cybertron is a robot because in transformers cybertron series cybertron transforms in a robot called primus he is the creator of all transformers.He is known also as the most powerful transformer in the universe.