When the most monstrous beings are actually the most pitiful souls, you know a serie has great writers...

Here’s another parallel between Davy Jones and Rampage both had their heart/spark locked inside a chest/trap of some sort, which was used by a power hungry megalomaniac to use them as weapons of conquest, i.e. Cutler Beckett and Megatron.

With the music and the dialogue, this is like an epic movie trailer

Great Job! A beautiful song for my fav BW character; crabs have a tough outer shell to protect their soft parts, funny this is the only time we get to see Rampage show any vulnerbility.

Brilliant. A best tribute to Rampage I have ever seen. One of the best transformers tributes ever. Ending words ''I regret everything'' are just perfect. A beautiful tribute. To a beautiful monster. Great job, man.

my favorite character of the series. so much depth that wasn't tapped into often enough...

i agree... maybe that's why he let Depth charge finally end it... maybe he couldn't take it anymore

This was an Incredible Masterpiece for Transformers Beast Wars Version of Rampage My All Time Favorite Version of Rampage in The Transformers Franchise. The Late Campbell Lane (1935 - 2014) did a Legendary Performance Bringing This Cruel and Sadistic Serial Killer, Cannibal and Monster to Life. Using Davy Jones By Hans Zimmer was The Perfect Choice While Protoform X/Rampage Truly Was a Monster he does Deserve a bit Sympathy after all he was created by The Maximals and then they Threw him away because he was considered a Failed Experiment.

Story of X's life: Be manufactured to be a monster Be punished for being a monster. Be punished for being pissed off about the situation. Destroy the punish-er.

When is A villain, not THE villain? Rampage was undeniably a monster, no one can say otherwise; but was being anything else ever really an option for him?

I think there was a missed opportunity for a Nemesis relationship with Optimus primal and rampage because the way primal looks seems that he was there for the experiments watching as rampage suffered through all those horrible tests. A conversation between primal and rampage would have been awesome seeing how sorry Optimus Primal feels, while Rampage seems has forgotten the sense of forgiveness.

Someone made the connection! For some reason I could see Rampage and Davy Jones getting along just fine. That said, I could see Rampage taking the place of the Kraken.

An amazingly well done vid--it captures all sides of Rampage, and is so sad at the end! Excellent job.

@ArchDemonNar yeah, so many things were hinted at in the series that could easely have been made into several episodes worth.

This video punches me right in the feels every time I watch. Haha. Love it.

Very interesting theme for Rampage.

he's like davy jones in almost every way

When the gender of a creature isn't known, you go by how it sounds. Transmutate was voiced by a female, so it's assumed that she'd look more female had she not taken damage. Not leaning in on you, just letting you know how it's commonly thought. Also, the way Rampage reacted towards her wasn't just "hey look, a fellow outcast". It was more like "here's someone who can possibly be my missing half" to me. Then again, I've always felt he deserved to have some happiness. Guess I'm a sap that way.

Davy Jones and Rampage have allot in common.

Thank you, that's what I was going for :D

he really is like Davy Jones

BEAUTIFUL! TAT

i kinda feel sorry for rampage

Where's the audio from 2:34 from?

also is transmutate a girl

Did rampage fall in love with transmutate

Transmutate's gender was never specified, but s/he was voiced by Susan Blu, so most BW fans concur that she was supposed to be a female.

Agreed...Dang it, there go my feels again. I need to get to bed before they get any worse.

this song suits rampage very well

Who was the bare circuits guy the one the cable out the back of his head

Transmutate

no transmutate is niether he's just a machine that went under some much damage and mental trama during it's crash landing on earth it became the metaforical frankinstien he is