Awesome! Keep doing you, bud!

I used to try and make transformers out of legos as a kid, it wasnt too pretty ofcourse

@@oftheone1856 back then Lego didnt have moving parts and pieces as now. Now you can really set your imaginations to no limits and yes you can even try to combined them. My 3 favorites r the areobots, combaticons and technobots.

@Paulo Coelho yeah. Im on the verge of doing those as of now. Not easy. Hahaha

Hello from New Zealand 👋

Agreed. I'm 39 and feel the same way

In my early 20s and I still feel the same. Used to watch reruns when I was little

Transformers is the perfect cartoon concept and it's not goofy

Me I was 31 now but I'm still Watching Transformers

Same at 50

Because he was actually rich lol

It would have been cool to see this kid team up with Spike, Carlie, Raoule and Doctor Fujiyama in a spinoff show or as Earth-based Transformers production to support the Autobots. Might even make for a good fanfic.

@@user-sy3nd8yz9j It'll be Uncle Spike now

That moment when you realise the "War on Terror" was influenced in its tactics and aims by the Decepticons....

They already did it with the transforming drone cars before... and now drone planes.

Transformers were way ahead of their time.

and this may have been one of the first times a cell phone was shown in animation...one of the "Bricks", used by Hassan/Jamal

It’s cool how they moved their scheme over to Europe, as opposed to always trying to claim resources in the USA. The Decepticons got smart! It is also a great setting for the Combaticons.

I guess you think humans are douche bags, because Decepticons are douche bags.

Kind of like modern-day Republicans

@@MarkW1210 well the Jeffrey Epstein connection went both left and right. You need to realize, Freemasons have overtaken everything. They're all in on it

@@antper8174 Aaand right on queue, thank you for proving my point

Hell yeah

The best with early 90s

Couldn’t agree more 😊

Best cartoon known to man

Same for the 2010s, will never forget that decade.

This was the first episode I seen.woth the combaticins and aerialboys it was shown.before the key to vector sigma and starscreams brigade

Yo I remember that too seeing this episode before the episode Starscream's brigade.

@@chrisedwards3214 I saw "the Key to Vector Sigma" before this in my area (New York City area).

@@BrotherDerrick3X i.seen.this first then.revenge of brutiicus before I saw starscream brigade.then.i.sawvmasquetade before key to.vector sigma Just like i.saw money is everything before grimlocks new brain

Jetfire

That's why Optimus made him team leader.

Iam 23 and I watch this, even collect the original toys

46 and SAME! Still a fan.

43 and still loving them. Currently waiting for the release of a third party Brawl to complete my Bruticus set!

@@ciaramikics9284 46 here too.✌🏿 collect as well. Forever young at heart!

I have been a fan just as long as you have my friend and I'm 45.! I still have all the original three years of Transformers toys in mint condition. I was a weird kid that's why I'm kind of a weird adult I wanted to give them to my son but I never had one. Still the best cartoon out there or one of the best more power to both of us

Too bad the prince didn't appear in Season 3. Like'd to see how much the young prince change for the last 20 years. I wonder if he has become a king, and married to his would-be queen.

Who elso knows that Hassan could be Slingshot’s first human friend?

@@crimsoncherry7399 Like Raulo is to tracks, ect. Shame slingshot would never get a Official MP. he could have came with a mini fig.

NASA was big in the 80's the autobots had skylinks and Omega Supreme was based on early rockets.

Yup

And yes of course, don't forget ISRO for Omega Supreme

Blast Off, Astrotrain, and Movor from RID 2001, amongst others

One of a million egregious oversights in this beloved show. I guess we can chalk it all up to things like poor communications between the USA and Toei Studios (among others) in an age where Internet, cell phones, Skyping, video-chats, emails, texting, faxing and satellite transmissions were either in their infancy or just plain nonexistent. That being said, it's a wonder these episodes didn't come out even WORSE than they did. But don't get me wrong; still an amazing series all the same.

Seen Theif of Bagdad?

@@arielfilmsinc1926 i have not seen it… google says it came out in 1940: do they rewire a space robot with one of their wishes?

@@jerkfudgewater147 No it HAS inspired MANY an aspect of Aladdin even what if scenarios and yet is it's own franchise. Though there is a mechanical flying horse in the 1940 film,

Hey guys Im sure You know that time is not lineal like we think.... It is cyclical. Like what goes around it doesnt come back around. What goes around keeps going around. Be Well Friends.

Me too.

Agreed.

During season 3 the Aerialbots were basically the "muscle" and the combaticons are all military vehicles. So it does sort of fit. Meanwhile the stunticons were more of a stealth team.

No the purpose of stunticons is so decepticons have ground power that is fast and can chase the autobots and "dogfight" them in places like caves and underground facilities. The aerialbots were the autobots answer to air warriors attacking them in the air without them having air defense. (apart from Jetfire in the early days and powerglide who was a loner) These two teams complement the existing strengths of the autobot and decepticons. Eg autobots mostly have ground control but weak in the air. And decepticons have air superiority but slow in confined space on the ground. (having to run after a car isn't energy efficient) Since autobots are weak in the air they need Aerialbots to plug their deficiency in air warriors. Since decepticons are slow on the ground the stunticons plug their weakness of not having agile ground warriors who can fight in smaller confined spaces and on roads. Protectobots are all about healing, rescuing, and repair so they have a theme of HIGH DEFENSE. The combaticons are all about destroying things quickly because they are all about weapons and assault. HIGH OFFENSE. It matches perfectly because the autobots are tasked with stopping Megatron from harming the earthlings and stealing energy to build up a stockpile of it to rule the galaxy/universe so they don't need as much firepower. (the humans freely hand it out to the autobots so they don't need to attack anything on earth aside from decepticons.) The decepticons on the other hand are hostiles to EVERYTHING on planet earth (with a few exceptions) so they need MORE offense and more firepower than the autobots whose main objective is defense not offense. Thus the autobots have protectobots (defensive/productive) and the decepticons have combaticons (offensive/destructive). Where do constructicons fit into it all? They are something in between building (contructive) and destroying (destructive) because they don't have the best firepower but they are just big so they can crush things. (dinbots are the autobot equivalent of this with Grimlock being the anti-heavy armor warrior to deal with heavy targets) The interesting thing is the only way to build things for decepticons is if they steal all their materials from humans. Notice how autobots don't have to steal because the humans just hand it to them? That's part of the contract the government has with autobots: "you protect us from the decepticon threat, and you get your energon free." But in Transformers Prime they always had to ration energon which is very interesting. The 1980s version seemed less like a survival story. (ie energy wasn't scarce like a food shortage scenario. It was everywhere and the autobots never had shortages. In TF Prime energon is not easy to get)

@@UToobUsername01 I like your analysis. Going by the need of each faction, it makes sense. However, I still like Stunticons vs Protectobots. Think of it as law and order vs chaos and crime. The Aerialbots vs Combaticons is a little trickier, but as this episode shows, it's fun to see them square off against each other.

The fifth-gen F-35 already has that capability.

Same.

Damn that region lock. All they have in my area is the Prime show, and the newly War for Cybertron trilogy(which is really good btw)

Oof now I wish I watched more Netflix when I was younger

I wonder if they'll ever have it again

I miss when Netflix had good stuff. they let these shows go, but fought to keep F.R.I.E.N.D.S.? WHY?

We got Tubi

There are a lot of hiccups in holes in the the new movies. They don't explain 90% of the crap and it drives me nuts. I grew up watching the original one and I'm 45 years old I have all the original Transformers period in mint condition to I wish they would just be more congruent with the series.

That’s cool

It was a hologram of bruticus they made to make it looked like. They knew they could always rebuild them.. Also was that easy. Not sure why Brawn, Windcharger, Wheeljack , Prowl even ratchet would be easily able to repair & rebuild. Ironhide would have been too far gone & the only real victim. I mean come on teletran 1 repaired all of them they were all dead for 4 million years. if teletran did it once before. why not again.

Also a dope character development for Slingshot too Since in his first debut, he was an arrogant Aerialbot, But now, he could befriended with a prince in disguise who tries to reclaiming his father’s throne

The show is packed full of charm.

its what most cartoons lack today. the shows back in the day where just fun to watch. now everything is so politcal theirs no fun in cartoons theses days.

@@pokebreeder2517 Agree. The current Transformers shows aren't good. And the human companions are annoying. Spike, Sparkplug and Carly are great.

Perhaps. Maybe a third party company like Mastermind Creations or something could make that a reality. Or, if you have a 3D printer, you could make it yourself.

Haha yes

So selling rugs is racist?

This episode is animated by toei.

Make that two airplanes

Only the heads though. They removed all other parts.

I remember the day I asked my mom if I could buy Superion. I neglected to mention that Superion was a giant and took five different purchases to get. I think I was 10 years old. It was only about 50 bucks for all of the aerialbots back then. God bless my mother she's the best a man could ever ask for! I still have Superion in mint condition

I literally screamed out the exact same thing.

More than meet the eyes 👀🤣

Maybe the recent reprograming blew out his logic circutes, that or he just thought someone painted the logo on the jet. You never know people may be adding autobot systems to their cars and such

Plot armor or robot macular degeneration.

More power to you.

Imagine the excitement waiting for new episodes back in the day. We literally had to wait and hope pray they were going to air. So many interrupts in life in general etc

I used to have this episode recorded on a VHS during Generation 2 and it had the same issue with the Rolls Royce grill. It also had the same dialogue glitch when Onslaught is shooting at Slingshot.

This episode is the reason he quit

@@Jetfire108 The Karbombya episode with Trypticon stealing all the buildings was the reason he quit. But this one could not have helped.

@@makeitugly Actually, according to TF Wiki, Casey's main issue with Carbombya (aside from the stereotypes) was the lack of heroic Arabs featured in the episode. Portraying the only major Middle Eastern character as a villainous king may have given some kids the wrong idea. This episode *_does_* feature a heroic Arab, showing kids that not all of them are bad guys, so he was probably fine with it.

You might be right.

Yeah we have a guy threatening to SKIN a CHILD and use it to decorate his trophy room! Good lord!

*…yep.*

Bruticus was newer than Superion. That happens when new robots fight older ones.

Except it's an American cartoon...

@@skyatollah2skyharder276 but the idea and concept was originally from Japan, America have them names and personalities