Japanese Coloured Transformers: The Last Knight Posters

ricemazter wrote:What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.

Because business people, Transformers wasn't as big as Star Wars or Marvel and it hasn't been around as long so it did not have the luxury of having as many fans in that span of time.

Back in G1 Mr Donald Glut was a writer on the G1 cartoon who had this to say about the G1 show. (according to the wiki)

Donald Glut wrote:"No one, not even the story editors, looked at these scripts very carefully. I seem to remember the show being on a really tight schedule, and we had to crank these scripts out fast. I wrote some of them in a single day, first draft, and they went almost immediately to the storyboard artists after Bryce or an assistant gave them a rather cursory read. We were not trying to create art, just get them done fast, and get paid... None of the writing on this series, in my opinion, was good or passionate or, sometimes (my own included, like The Autobot Run) even adequate. But we got paid well for writing them fast.... I was never a fan of any of the characters."

About Soundwave's death what are you expecting some sort of reaction from the Decepticons like "Noooo Soundwave!" right on the battlefield?

Movie wise outside of the main couple villains the Decepticons will never be treated in the same fashon as the Autobots heck look at Marvel and how many of their villains...suck and are killed off in the same movie their introduced and if not then the next movie their in.

Outside of Star wars and if you count horror movies villains don't really sell.

ricemazter wrote:The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.

From what I heard years ago specifically for teenage boys at least back around ROTF. (The Marvel films while not as crude are also guilty of these things like have you guys seen the Guardians of the Galaxy film especially the new one with not even just innuendos but also rather blunt straight to the point jokes?)

Not exactly wrong either since Teenagers of my generation were rather...uh "crazy" even in middle school so the films should be up their alley.

And why make a robot action film if it has boring uninteresting action we see in other movies? It's robots man ya gotta go all out or go home!

Damn I liked these posters in greyscale but I loooove them in bright colour! I need paper versions on my walls, pronto!

ricemazter wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:I like hearing good news about Transformers, but I make no secret of the fact that I don't think much of the 'Bayverse' films. They're too formulaic for my taste, too predictable. Bay has a number of gimmicks that he's known for in his movies, and for Transformers in particular he seems to be going through a playbook step by step. And in the most recent movie, they put more emphasis on camera movement and rotation than on good writing. Just being in an IMAX theater doesn't mean people will like it...

What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.

The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.


Are kids really buying movie toys? Is there anyway to tell? They seem to be constantly in stock at my local stores, while generations are sold out.

Well most kids I know who are transformers fans are fans due to the movies. and of course the movies are for kids, like most parents from what iv gathered and seen don't care what games or movies their kids play/watch. so even if the tf movies don't seem like their safe for kids. their parents will most likely still bring them to see the movies. again from what I gathered and seen and younger tf fans I met love the movies. Also I do notice the bayformer toys are shelf-warmers, but do you know who is not a shelf-warmer and I never seem to be able to find in Wal-Mart is bumblebee...

Stealth Claw wrote:

ricemazter wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:I like hearing good news about Transformers, but I make no secret of the fact that I don't think much of the 'Bayverse' films. They're too formulaic for my taste, too predictable. Bay has a number of gimmicks that he's known for in his movies, and for Transformers in particular he seems to be going through a playbook step by step. And in the most recent movie, they put more emphasis on camera movement and rotation than on good writing. Just being in an IMAX theater doesn't mean people will like it...

What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.

The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.


Are kids really buying movie toys? Is there anyway to tell? They seem to be constantly in stock at my local stores, while generations are sold out.

Well most kids I know who are transformers fans are fans due to the movies. and of course the movies are for kids, like most parents from what iv gathered and seen don't care what games or movies their kids play/watch. so even if the tf movies don't seem like their safe for kids. their parents will most likely still bring them to see the movies. again from what I gathered and seen and younger tf fans I met love the movies. Also I do notice the bayformer toys are shelf-warmers, but do you know who is not a shelf-warmer and I never seem to be able to find in Wal-Mart is bumblebee...

All Transformers lines have their heavy shelfwarmers not just movie. As stated elsewhere there's TONS of Titans Returns stuff clogging up shelves including those at my nearest toy stores. So many Wave 3 deluxe TR figures (mostly Hot Rod, Twinferno and Triggerhappy), still a lot of Blurr and Scourge from earlier waves and lots of Broadsides, Megatrons and Optimus Primes and small Legends stuff lke Bumblebee, Wheelie (so many Wheelies) and Stripes. A lot of RID stuff such as Deployers on shelves too. And until recently a crapload of Combiner Wars figures were shelfwarming like crazy too (particularly the Deluxes like Wheeljack, Prowl and Smokescreen and Voyagers such as Cyclonus, Scattershot and Onslaught and a lot of Legends class Wreck Gars and Skywarps)

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

Stealth Claw wrote:

ricemazter wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:I like hearing good news about Transformers, but I make no secret of the fact that I don't think much of the 'Bayverse' films. They're too formulaic for my taste, too predictable. Bay has a number of gimmicks that he's known for in his movies, and for Transformers in particular he seems to be going through a playbook step by step. And in the most recent movie, they put more emphasis on camera movement and rotation than on good writing. Just being in an IMAX theater doesn't mean people will like it...

What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.

The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.


Are kids really buying movie toys? Is there anyway to tell? They seem to be constantly in stock at my local stores, while generations are sold out.

Well most kids I know who are transformers fans are fans due to the movies. and of course the movies are for kids, like most parents from what iv gathered and seen don't care what games or movies their kids play/watch. so even if the tf movies don't seem like their safe for kids. their parents will most likely still bring them to see the movies. again from what I gathered and seen and younger tf fans I met love the movies. Also I do notice the bayformer toys are shelf-warmers, but do you know who is not a shelf-warmer and I never seem to be able to find in Wal-Mart is bumblebee...

All Transformers lines have their heavy shelfwarmers not just movie. As stated elsewhere there's TONS of Titans Returns stuff clogging up shelves including those at my nearest toy stores. So many Wave 3 deluxe TR figures (mostly Hot Rod, Twinferno and Triggerhappy), still a lot of Blurr and Scourge from earlier waves and lots of Broadsides, Megatrons and Optimus Primes and small Legends stuff lke Bumblebee, Wheelie (so many Wheelies) and Stripes. A lot of RID stuff such as Deployers on shelves too. And until recently a crapload of Combiner Wars figures were shelfwarming like crazy too (particularly the Deluxes like Wheeljack, Prowl and Smokescreen and Voyagers such as Cyclonus, Scattershot and Onslaught and a lot of Legends class Wreck Gars and Skywarps)

I wish we had that amount of shelf-warming here in Canada, onslaught never showed up in the wal-marts near me. entire waves didn't even show up in our wal-marts. CW Devy didn't even show in Wal-Mart, so sad (ps. im looking for a cw devy haha)

Huahua? And they want Paramount to gibe monie? You can't make this stuff up!

Stealth Claw wrote: CW Devy didn't even show in Wal-Mart, so sad (ps. im looking for a cw devy haha)

CW Devy didn't show up anywhere here. I only have one because I ordered it from BBTS.

The only place any CW set showed up was at clearance at TJMaxx/Marshalls, and even then the only one I ever saw was Menasor.

WORST
MOVIE
EVER

worse than Gigili and Freddy Got Fingered
COMBINED

Not going to see TF'17 until it comes out on tv on FX or Spike or I can borrow DVD from the library. Seen too many reviewers on Youtube having barely anything good to say about it. I'm not being influence by reviewers; paid my cinema money. Except for TF'07, regretted paying every penny used to watch them.
BTW, went to see TF'07 twice.

Nice posters.

Offtopic:

To bad only Bumblebee had some time in the movie. Barely Megatron, practically no Hound and no Optimus.

Anybody else feel like that's false advertising?

They should've had posters of Mark, Sir Hopkins, T*ts and *ss lady, Cogman and Bumblebee only. Because those are the characters you're going to see in the movie.

william-james88 wrote:An exclusive article from Variety tells that Paramount's film financing partner Huahua, a media company based in China, is angry at "losing tens of millions of dollars on a $1 billion slate-financing deal with Paramount Pictures".

Yes, eat that movie making company. Hope those guys are angry, they should be angry at themselves. For making such a terrible movie and thinking everyone's going to eat it 3 times in cinemas and go crazy about it.

I hope they learn, kick Bay of the team, start anew years later.

And quit with the, Transformers have been around longer than you think, conveluted nonsense. Just quit it.

noctorro wrote:I hope they learn, kick Bay of the team, start anew years later.

Yup stat anew a couple years later and watch this exact situation happen again!

I don't think there is a magic director who will redeem the movies...partially because no one else really wants to touch this franchise now with the reputation it has and also because Hasbro can make some dumb decisions sometimes when it tries to be more then a toy company.

Hasbro..?

A new knight rises! (Via Furio once again)



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXfmxgmFIl5/?taken-by=furio_tedeschi

Looks to be Dragonicus.

Sabrblade wrote:Looks to be Dragonicus.

Well their all just names made up for the toyline anyways.

All the designs are reused at least once or twice for other Knights...even the red knight is just an edited one with unique shoulders and colors.

The Pringles man uploaded another piece...this time it's Megatron looking at the "ship" that Bee and Prime fight on.

Presumbly this happens Right before he and Nitro Zeus attack Optimus and steal the staff...
which probably means that they were watching the battle which is how they knew Optimus was freed from evil so soon.



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXgrzFojACN/?taken-by=pringleart


And a new one with Merlin's tomb.


https://www.instagram.com/p/BXg4sYlDjd8/?taken-by=pringleart

Wesley Burt who uploaded the art for Canopy when he was a train and the uh nightmarish Daytrader face has uploaded some more art this time it's an early concept for "Bulldog" the old tank guard from Burton's castle that used to be a duo!





https://twitter.com/wesburt/status/894745908234956804
https://twitter.com/wesburt/status/894746475611136000
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXhCJjjnQ2N/?taken-by=wes_burt





Boo

Now that Spain and Japan - the last two countries - have also seen the release of Transformers: The Last Knight, even more concept art is making its way to social media from the creators of the concepts for the movie (used or unused, of course). This small round-up collects Furio Tedeschi, Thomas Pringle, and Wes Burt, as they show off some more scenery such as Merlin's Tomb, concepts for Bulldog and the inspiration, and one of the knights who is totally not Dragonicus from leader Dragonstorm. Check it all out below!

I was just heading to sleep but I'm pleasantly surprised to see this roundup post thanks for putting it together Va'al!



Regardless of we think of the movies or their looks I don't think we can deny the hard work, effort and creativity that goes into making these movie's.

Va'al wrote:

My first thought when I saw this image was movieverse Rack N' Ruin.

i would love toys of that tank duo.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

Va'al wrote:

My first thought when I saw this image was movieverse Rack N' Ruin.

Kinda like when they revealed Hod rod and everyone said "Thats hot rod!"

They're movie characters. You can look at any duo and say they look like anyone you want. You can look at them and say rumble and frenzy, topspin and twin twist, anyone can fill the bill.

Randomhero wrote:They're movie characters. You can look at any duo and say they look like anyone you want. You can look at them and say rumble and frenzy, topspin and twin twist, anyone can fill the bill.

Well, maybe not Frenzy and Rumble. Probably not Topspin or Twintwist as well.

Though, the tank bot on the right has his arms in the design of Rumble's piledrivers...

Randomhero wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

Va'al wrote:

My first thought when I saw this image was movieverse Rack N' Ruin.

Kinda like when they revealed Hod rod and everyone said "Thats hot rod!"

They're movie characters. You can look at any duo and say they look like anyone you want. You can look at them and say rumble and frenzy, topspin and twin twist, anyone can fill the bill.

I don't think so. Rack n' Ruin came to my mind because even though these two aren't conjoined in robot mode they do look like they could possibhly merge together for tank mode (assuming they don't form individual tanks, i know it looks like both have treads but it does sorta look like the right one could form the base of the tank and the left one form the top and turret) and their rough, army look brings to mind those simple badass green Wreckers (at least from Marvel, I can't recall much about them from the IDW stuff). I certainly don't see Rumble/Frenzy or Topspin/Twintwist here at all. Besides, one of each of those pairs has already been in the movies. I'm not saying these could definitely be Rack N' Ruin, but if names were needed that homaged G1 characters in any sorta sense then that would be my first choice. Some movie characters are meant to be recognisable as movieverse equivalents of their G1 counterparts like Optimus Prime and Bumblebee and other movie characters come across as all new ones that just share the name of a G1 character if nothing else. Doesn't make them a bad character at all, and in a lot of cases I prefer the movie character with that name. The Sideswipes only really share a name and the fact they are autobot cars but as much as I loved red lambos when I was a kid, I much prefer the movie character Sideswipe. I just think he's more fun and generally cooler.

Rack n' Ruin came to my mind because even though these two aren't conjoined in robot mode they do look like they could possibhly merge together for tank mode

The one on the left turns into an American tank, the one on the right turns into a British tank. They aren't twins, just allies.

Edit: I'm wrong; both are British.

Left: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherman_Firefly

Right: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_IV_tank

As awful as TLK was I will always appreciate the level of thought and imagination that goes into the concept art. I wish these people were given actually decent material/scriptwriters to work with because these concepts are great. Especially the tank twins.

Black Hat wrote:As awful as TLK was I will always appreciate the level of thought and imagination that goes into the concept art. I wish these people were given actually decent material/scriptwriters to work with because these concepts are great. Especially the tank twins.

If only IDW still done movie comics...

Kurona wrote:

Black Hat wrote:As awful as TLK was I will always appreciate the level of thought and imagination that goes into the concept art. I wish these people were given actually decent material/scriptwriters to work with because these concepts are great. Especially the tank twins.

If only IDW still done movie comics...

Yeah, IIRC their movie stuff was pretty sweet. Me and a friend were discussing recently that it'd be neat if some of the better elements of the movies got added to IDW G1, Specificaly Nitro Zeus, who seriously needs some expansion. The fact we got a Decepticon who had an actual personality (obnoxious blowhard chatterbox) and NOT just a "hurr durr I break stuff" brute, from the MOVIES of all things, is a sign that gold was struck and tossed aside because these people don't know a good idea when they see one.

Speaking of which, am I the only one who thinks "Dreadbot" should have been named "Cruellock"? It's an awesome name, it already exists in Transformers, AND it works for the rather unimaginative "Well, uh, he has dreadlocks so let's name him after that" theme they were running with. Sure he did absolutely nothing but I'd much rather have heard Frank Welker say "Cruellock" in that awesome growl than "Dreadbot".

Black Hat wrote:

Kurona wrote:

Black Hat wrote:As awful as TLK was I will always appreciate the level of thought and imagination that goes into the concept art. I wish these people were given actually decent material/scriptwriters to work with because these concepts are great. Especially the tank twins.

If only IDW still done movie comics...

Yeah, IIRC their movie stuff was pretty sweet. Me and a friend were discussing recently that it'd be neat if some of the better elements of the movies got added to IDW G1, Specificaly Nitro Zeus, who seriously needs some expansion. The fact we got a Decepticon who had an actual personality (obnoxious blowhard chatterbox) and NOT just a "hurr durr I break stuff" brute, from the MOVIES of all things, is a sign that gold was struck and tossed aside because these people don't know a good idea when they see one.

Speaking of which, am I the only one who thinks "Dreadbot" should have been named "Cruellock"? It's an awesome name, it already exists in Transformers, AND it works for the rather unimaginative "Well, uh, he has dreadlocks so let's name him after that" theme they were running with. Sure he did absolutely nothing but I'd much rather have heard Frank Welker say "Cruellock" in that awesome growl than "Dreadbot".

Yes to everything you just said

I'm awake now which means more concept art time!

Pringle uploaded art of Merlin's sword the less well known cousin of Merlin's staff.



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXi1QjKD3hv/?taken-by=pringleart


James Piack uploaded some frames.



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXEN4qRBuwO/?taken-by=jamespaickart



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXGoMTNB7s9/?taken-by=jamespaickart



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXJIAAHhov6/?taken-by=jamespaickart



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXiuEakBVvp/?taken-by=jamespaickart

Josh Nizzi presents us The Infernocons the demons of Quintessa



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXiOcbWjMWD/?taken-by=joshnizzi.art

I know this is completely of topic but here's a fun theory. What if Quintus Prime was the true manipulator of the primes not Maximo. Yes Maximo betrayed the primes with his war beast, but Quintus helped him make them. When Megatronus killed Solus by accident thanks to Maximo's tampering, Quintus was the first to jump to the conclusion of hunting Maximo down. When confronted Maximo made it clear that Quintus helped him create the beast but Quintus would not take responsibility. With Maximo out of the way and the Primes splinted he left Cybertron to seed other worlds with life through the ember stone. After he left Cybertron, the Covenant of Primus states that he was never heard from again once he created the Quintessons who possibly killed their creator when they no longer needed him. It never truly says they killed him though so he could be out their still. It seems a little fishy to me that once Cybertron is technically defenseless without the Primes his creations invade Cybertron to enslave it and its people. Deep down I believe that Quintus was the true betrayer because he was able to splinter the Primes by pulling Maximos strings without him even knowing it. The only reason this whole theory came up is because of transformers the last knights Quintessa the great deceiver who is kind of based on Quintus so who is to say if Quintus Prime father of the Quintessons was not the true great deceiver in Transformers aligned continuity 

Optimus Prime13th wrote:I know this is completely of topic but here's a fun theory. What if Quintus Prime was the true manipulator of the primes not Maximo. Yes Maximo betrayed the primes with his war beast, but Quintus helped him make them. When Megatronus killed Solus by accident thanks to Maximo's tampering, Quintus was the first to jump to the conclusion of hunting Maximo down. When confronted Maximo made it clear that Quintus helped him create the beast but Quintus would not take responsibility. With Maximo out of the way and the Primes splinted he left Cybertron to seed other worlds with life through the ember stone. After he left Cybertron, the Covenant of Primus states that he was never heard from again once he created the Quintessons who possibly killed their creator when they no longer needed him. It never truly says they killed him though so he could be out their still. It seems a little fishy to me that once Cybertron is technically defenseless without the Primes his creations invade Cybertron to enslave it and its people. Deep down I believe that Quintus was the true betrayer because he was able to splinter the Primes by pulling Maximos strings without him even knowing it. The only reason this whole theory came up is because of transformers the last knights Quintessa the great deceiver who is kind of based on Quintus so who is to say if Quintus Prime father of the Quintessons was not the true great deceiver in Transformers aligned continuity 

Sir this is the Last Knight discussion thread not the aligned discussion thread.

I'd like to ask you to please kindly redirect your post to the Transformers Prime thread.

https://www.seibertron.com/energonpub/the-official-transformers-prime-discussion-thread-t71433s5650.php


I'm not pretending to be a mod or anything staff I'm just pretending to speak like a stereotypical police officer

Josh has revealed his design for "Bulldog" although the art here just like Barricade has a differen't head then the film

https://www.instagram.com/p/BXlHemJjJzX/?taken-by=joshnizzi.art



This is the head design in the movie.

More bot art today from Wes Burt this time it's Mohawk and although the design is final here Mohawk is looking less colorful then he does in the movie. Edit: looked at a screenshot of him and the colors that I was talking about is green spray paint on him so I guess this is what he looks like without it.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BXmCEUiHbbI/?taken-by=wes_burt



Shame we did not see his knife fight with Drift like this old concept art from James Piack shows.

James Paick uploaded this cool shot of Megatron in jet mode from scenes that did not make it in the movie.

Jeez what kind of hell happend behind the scenes that so much stuff was edited or thought out poorly?



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXmPd7qBjb2/?taken-by=jamespaickart

Deadput wrote:Jeez what kind of hell happend behind the scenes that so much stuff was edited or thought out poorly?

Bayhem?

Sabrblade wrote:

Deadput wrote:Jeez what kind of hell happend behind the scenes that so much stuff was edited or thought out poorly?

Bayhem?

Heh yeah probably

Shame though...I like the movie I really do but the lack of control is disastrous and very unprofessional from Paramount, to Bay, to god damn Lorenzo to Hasbro...it doesn't help that the writers were just throwing crap in for the sake of throwing crap in like with Anthony Hopkings and the butler from Downton Abbey.

What was the point of the writer's room?

Ya know...Warpath almost was in the movie but he decided he didn't feel like being a half a minute cameo so he called up his deadbeat uncle Bulldog to take his place



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXnWwi4jNpS/?taken-by=joshnizzi.art

Seibertronian Deadput has been keeping up with the concept arts that have been posted from Transformers: The Last Knight, and we have several new pieces to show off to you today.

First up is some art of Bulldog, the World War I tank bot seen firing on Bumblebee in a moment of "robot dementia" during the hero's first arrival at Burton's castle. The first piece shows his original head, while the second shows the actual head used. This work was shown off by Josh Nizzi.

Up next is some Mohawk art. These pieces were posted by Wesley Burt, and one of the pieces shows that Drift and Mohawk may have been intended to have a sword fight!

Third on the list is art from James Paick showing Megatron in jet mode flying through Paris, complete with a drone ship being shot down.

And finally, we have additional art from Josh Nizzi showing off designs for another character based on the World War I tank design, this time complete with chest cannon to resemble a movie Warpath!

Check out all the art below, and let us know what you think of it in the comments section below!

Bulldog looks great, as does Warpath. Though it's interesting that Warpath seems to turn into a German tank judging by his kibble and pickelhaube helmet. Mohawk is cool too, though I'm disappointed we barely got to see anything of him in the movie. Baffling too considering he's the only entirely original CG model out of Megatron's liberated crew (Onslaught, Berserker, Dreadbot and Nitro Zeus are all tweaks of existing models).

Black Hat wrote:Bulldog looks great, as does Warpath. Though it's interesting that Warpath seems to turn into a German tank judging by his kibble and pickelhaube helmet. Mohawk is cool too, though I'm disappointed we barely got to see anything of him in the movie. Baffling too considering he's the only entirely original CG model out of Megatron's liberated crew (Onslaught, Berserker, Dreadbot and Nitro Zeus are all tweaks of existing models).

Well at the very least He was still talking when Bee shot him so he might be alive assuming no one went back and shot his blabbering head

Furio uploaded art of a character that would end up becoming Hot Rod...he has Lockdown inspirations in the design and he says he will upload the full body soon. In my head canon movie universe I'm repurposing this design as movie Axor



https://www.instagram.com/p/BXoN8WGlXzP/?taken-by=furio_tedeschi

Edit: Just letting you know but you credit Wes Burt for the picture of Mohawk vs Drift but that was actually made by James Paick (his name is on the picture too!) who uploade other scene frames as well.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BV-Ydq_BXjY/?taken-by=jamespaickart

https://www.instagram.com/p/BWDJNvnBg-z/?taken-by=jamespaickart



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https://www.instagram.com/p/BXGoMTNB7s9/?taken-by=jamespaickart


https://www.instagram.com/p/BXJIAAHhov6/?taken-by=jamespaickart



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I'm the only frequent customer at this bar (thread) so let me share art for everyone via Chris Cold on Facebook!

https://www.facebook.com/dramargu/posts/1119389428205511

In today's roundup of Transformers: The Last Knight concept art, we have 2 artists contributing 19 pieces of work for us to view. Up first is artist Furio Tedeschi, who posted a piece of art for a character called "Side Kick," who would eventually become Hot Rod. The concept art shows that the resemblance to Lockdown was going to be even stronger in this original shot.

And then we have James Paick, who once again dazzles us with his scenery concept art, including many shots of Unicron as his horns pierce the Earth's outer core. Also included are some pieces of Cybertron.

Check them out, and let us know what you think in the comments section below!

Some more art from Thomas Pringle this time it's the Witwiccan hallway from the movie.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BXrKnV9jUWx/?taken-by=pringleart


https://www.instagram.com/p/BXrKdMID5zO/?taken-by=pringleart

Furio posted this photo of the credits that will be helpful to find who did the art for the movie.



Some of them don't have anything yet such as Steve Jung (By the way don't search Stevejung.com I learned out the hard way with family in the room)

Thanks to fellow Seibertronian zko, we have news that the official Transformers Movie website has been updated, and with that update comes news: The DVD & Blu-Ray release of Transformers: The Last Knight is up for preorder on Amazon! Set for release on September 26th, said preorder can be found here. Digital streaming is also set to begin September 12th.



Keep an eye on Seibertron.com for all the latest Transformers news!

will there be an extended version coming out?

shocksound96 wrote:will there be an extended version coming out?

So far there are no signs that such a thing will happen.