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The finale of Transformers: Animated season 2 revealed what had long been rumoured
, that the little human known as Sari was actually a robot (in disguise). As a New Year gift, 52Toys have posted a design drawing of Sari in her new robot design for season 3.
It isn’t clear if this is extra armour, like Samurai Prowl, or her completely new design now that her human diguise isn’t needed.
Transformers: Animated season 3 is due to start airing in the Spring.
A mother to be has promised to name her baby Megatron if 100,000 people join a Facebook group supporting the move. You can join the Facebook group here and pledge your support for little baby Megatron.
Currently the group has 48,000 members, so just another 52,000 to go before Megatron is born!
You probably didn’t notice whilst eating your turkey, but there was some Transformers action on TV over the holidays in the UK.
For anyone who hasn’t picked up Transformers on DVD or Blu-ray, but happen to have Sky, the film make it’s UK TV debut on Sky Movies Premiere (and HD) at 8pm on 27th December. Look out for the continuous repeats on the various Sky Movie channels.
Also airing was The Simpsons episode, Treehouse of Horror XIX, which parodies Transformers with the short, “Untitled Robot Parody”. Like most things Simpsons these days, it wasn’t very good.
Empire Magazine have the first official shots from the set of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. The 3 stills are from the Cairo set, with Shia and Megan running about and some cars being flipped.
The cover (below) features Optimus Prime in a similar style to a previous cover, but with some slight bodily changes.
ComicBookResources have a 5 page preview (and the 3 covers) of The Transformers: All Hail Megatron #6, which arrives around 31st December, marking the midpoint of the series.
The issue is written by Shane McCarthy, with art from Guido Guidi. The Casey Coller cover can be found below.
The last Transformers DVD of the year is released today, and is a budget release from Paramount Home Entertainment.
Transformers: Animated Volume Two – Lost and Found is the second volume from the first season, again containing 4 episodes. The disc contains no extra features and is rated PG.
The cover art can be found on our profile page.
Lots of new sightings in the USA in the past few days, with the fifth wave of Transformers Animated deluxe figures and a new Universe voyager figure.
Animated wave 5 consists of Blurr, Swindle and a repaint of Lockdown (with a new accessory), titled Blazing Lockdown.
The Universe figure is Inferno, a repaint of Cybertron Inferno and celebrates the 25th Anniversary.
S250 has posted the vehicle animation model for Strika on his blog. Strika is one of the new characters for Transformers: Animated season 3, and is making her first appearance since Beast Machines.
Only one release this week from IDW Publishing, and it’s not a particulary interesting one. Transformers: Animated Volume 6, another of the cartoon screen grab issues is what’s on offer this Christmas week.
TF08.net have posted another message with a picture that reveals the name of the Chevy Volt that will be appearing in Transformers Revenge of the Fallen. The character’s name is Jolt, and the picture shows the back of his Fast Action Battler packaging, which shows his bio, tech specs and both his alt and robot modes.
The packaging also reveals a details about the plot for the sequel, so for anyone wanting to avoid spoilers, you have been warned!
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