Art & Story has recorded an audio interview with Marty Isenberg, the story editor for Transformers: Animated and writer for IDW’s Transformers: Animated The Arrival series. The interview discusses character building techniques, story production and what’s to come in season 3 of Transformers: Animated.
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More Rumours for New Transformers: Animated Season 3 Characters
More rumours for you this Sunday, from insider S250, on new characters for season 3 of Transformers: Animated. The description he gives is that they are old, have the following names, A**** T**** and D** A****, and are “close to their G1 version”. Most discussion has picked out Alpha Trion and Dai Atlas as the likely candidates. Astrotrain has been considered, but his name is one word and he isn’t considered old.
We’ll have to see if these fumurs are true.
Colour Images Of Transformers Animated Wheeljack And Perceptor
Derrick J. Wyatt has updated his blog, with the first colour image of Transformers: Animated Wheeljack and Perceptor! Of course, it will be great
Thanks to forum member Protoform X for the news.
Images of Animated Bumper Battlers Workzone Bulkhead & Stealth Ninja Jazz
Wal*Mart.com have provided the first images of some new Transfromers Animated Bumper Battlers, Autobot Stealth Ninja Jazz and Workzone Bulkhead.
No date has been provided, so look out or them next year as part of the 5th wave (probably).
Animated Stealth Lockdown out in UK
Another new Transformers: Animated figure makes it to the UK, this time being Deluxe Stealth Lockdown, which comes with Legends Bumblebee and Optimus Prime. The figure costs £19.99 and was spotted in Tesco by forum member iprimus.
In North America, the figure was a store exclusive to Target.
New Transformers: Animated Character: BRAWN!
S250 has posted the animation model sheet for Brawn, who it appears will be part of the Transformers: Animated universe. As you can see from the image, he shares some of the same features as his G! name-sake.
Official Images of Roadbuster Ultra Magnus and Jetfire & Jetstorm
TFW2005 have received official images for two Transformers: Animated sets, Roadbuster Ultra Magnus and the Jetfire & Jetstorm 2-Pack.
Roadbuster Ultra Magnus is a wave 4 figure, whilst the Jetfire & Jetstorm 2-pack is wave 2, following on from the Optimus Prime V Megatron Battle Begins pack.
Model Sheet of The Wraith
Derrick J. Wyatt has posted some new art on his blog, this time of Transformers: Animated human character, The Wraith.
The Wraith has only made one appearance so far, in IDW’s comic series, Transformers: Animated The Arrival #2.
Exclusive Universe 3-Pack Out in the UK
TFW2005 member payres has found a 3-pack of Animated Legend figures, packaged under the Universe brand.
The Legends included are Animated Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Prowl. Each figure packaged in their own bubble, but on a larger piece of card. The set is exclusive to the UK and is only available at Argos stores.
Transformers: Animated The Arrival #4 – 5 Page Preview
This weeks only new release (Megatron Origin doesn;t count!), Transformers: Animated The Arrival #4, has been given the 5 page preview treatment. Look out for more Bulkhead action with a cameo from Spike, Carley and Daniel.











