More Transformers Cyberverse One Step Transformers Revealed Using Seinfeld Code Names

Decepticon Stryker wrote:This now has me curious as to what a Wayne Knight-voiced Megatron would sound like.

Sabrblade wrote:

Decepticon Stryker wrote:This now has me curious as to what a Wayne Knight-voiced Megatron would sound like.

Probably like Emperor Zurg.

Abejorro1997 wrote:I can see it now...

This just in, these will be the new names for the characters of the Malaysian dub of the Japanese dub of the Transformers Cyberverse cartoon.

-Kanrabat- wrote:

Abejorro1997 wrote:I can see it now...

This just in, these will be the new names for the characters of the Malaysian dub of the Japanese dub of the Transformers Cyberverse cartoon.

I'm nearly 42 and French Canadian. In my childhood right until my early adult years, ALL the names of ANY anime characters were changed into French ones for any anime dub in French. No, really.

Emerje wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:

Abejorro1997 wrote:I can see it now...

This just in, these will be the new names for the characters of the Malaysian dub of the Japanese dub of the Transformers Cyberverse cartoon.

I'm nearly 42 and French Canadian. In my childhood right until my early adult years, ALL the names of ANY anime characters were changed into French ones for any anime dub in French. No, really.

Just about all anime shown on US TV also had character names changed for the English dubs through the '90s and parts of the 2000s.

Emerje wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:

Abejorro1997 wrote:I can see it now...

This just in, these will be the new names for the characters of the Malaysian dub of the Japanese dub of the Transformers Cyberverse cartoon.

I'm nearly 42 and French Canadian. In my childhood right until my early adult years, ALL the names of ANY anime characters were changed into French ones for any anime dub in French. No, really.

Just about all anime shown on US TV also had character names changed for the English dubs through the '90s and parts of the 2000s. Of course some shows aimed at kids still do that because apparently TV execs still think kids don't understand what Japan is. Meanwhile they want kids to think donuts come on a stick...

Emerje

Flashwave wrote:And speaking of Pokemon, they pulled the “Donut” trick too, because what 10 year old kid wouldn’t have gone “Rice Ball? Ew yuck.”

Emerje wrote:

Flashwave wrote:And speaking of Pokemon, they pulled the “Donut” trick too, because what 10 year old kid wouldn’t have gone “Rice Ball? Ew yuck.”

Honestly, if I was a kid watching Pokemon and they were eating rice balls in the English dub, I'd probably want rice balls, I wouldn't care how it sounded. If they're eating them they have to be good!

Emerje

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Emerje wrote:

Flashwave wrote:And speaking of Pokemon, they pulled the “Donut” trick too, because what 10 year old kid wouldn’t have gone “Rice Ball? Ew yuck.”

Honestly, if I was a kid watching Pokemon and they were eating rice balls in the English dub, I'd probably want rice balls, I wouldn't care how it sounded. If they're eating them they have to be good!

Emerje

I have to ask: what's a "rice ball"?

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Emerje wrote:

Flashwave wrote:And speaking of Pokemon, they pulled the “Donut” trick too, because what 10 year old kid wouldn’t have gone “Rice Ball? Ew yuck.”

Honestly, if I was a kid watching Pokemon and they were eating rice balls in the English dub, I'd probably want rice balls, I wouldn't care how it sounded. If they're eating them they have to be good!

Emerje

I have to ask: what's a "rice ball"?

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:
I have to ask: what's a "rice ball"?

-Kanrabat- wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:
I have to ask: what's a "rice ball"?

Oh GOD, NO! STAY WITH US BUDDY!

QUICK! I NEED 1000CC OF ANIME AND MANGA OVER HERE!

william-james88 wrote:The Transormers Cyberverse line is as our doorstep with another international sighting. This one comes from the UK with the warrior class found in SMYTHS in Waterford by fellow Seibertronian leokearon. They were €20 each.

william-james88 wrote:The Transormers Cyberverse line is as our doorstep with another international sighting. This one comes from the UK with the warrior class found in SMYTHS in Waterford by fellow Seibertronian leokearon. They were €20 each.

For those unaware, the entire line is based on gimmicks with simplified transformations. This is very different the previous cartoon line, Robots in Disguise, which at least had the legion and warrior class devoid of gimmicks or action feautures and had the same complexity as their counterpart classes in previous toylines.

While we have yet to get video reviews, we do have new stock images showing us the final product, for both the scout and warrior class. Please be aware that the scout class does not full transform, they go from robot mode to a mid transformation where an action feature is activated.

The images were sent our way thanks to Scotty P who found them on a toy website called Uncle Pete's Toys.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

william-james88 wrote:The Transormers Cyberverse line is as our doorstep with another international sighting. This one comes from the UK with the warrior class found in SMYTHS in Waterford by fellow Seibertronian leokearon. They were €20 each.

20 Euros? in the UK? Where exactly is that store located? I'm confused. :O


And please let's just burn those poor half-transformer scout things and put them out of their misery. The Scout class used to mean decent fully transformable figures back in the last decade whether it was Energon, Cybertron or Revenge of the Fallen.

leokearon wrote:Ireland is not part of the UK

Skritz wrote:I see Hasbro still hasn't learned and continues to have an entire toyline worth of 'shovelware' Transformers thinking kids will buy this crap. Okay, well in fact they do so clearly I'm just a grumpy old man but the what I've noticed when in stores is that it's parents who tend to push their kids toward the simpler, less step-involving figures. Now to some extent the reasoning make sense; a simpler toy mean, in theory, that little Billy can more easily play with it.

william-james88 wrote:

Skritz wrote:I see Hasbro still hasn't learned and continues to have an entire toyline worth of 'shovelware' Transformers thinking kids will buy this crap. Okay, well in fact they do so clearly I'm just a grumpy old man but the what I've noticed when in stores is that it's parents who tend to push their kids toward the simpler, less step-involving figures. Now to some extent the reasoning make sense; a simpler toy mean, in theory, that little Billy can more easily play with it.

I dont really see how this is any different than the predators and turbomasters that were on the shelves in the late 80s early 90s.

william-james88 wrote:

Skritz wrote:I see Hasbro still hasn't learned and continues to have an entire toyline worth of 'shovelware' Transformers thinking kids will buy this crap. Okay, well in fact they do so clearly I'm just a grumpy old man but the what I've noticed when in stores is that it's parents who tend to push their kids toward the simpler, less step-involving figures. Now to some extent the reasoning make sense; a simpler toy mean, in theory, that little Billy can more easily play with it.

I dont really see how this is any different than the predators and turbomasters that were on the shelves in the late 80s early 90s.

ZeroWolf wrote:Some people forget that g1 had plenty ofor gimmicky figures that would fit right in to 1 step changers...jump starters anyone? I would argue we didn't get more complex transformations till beast wars.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:Some people forget that g1 had plenty ofor gimmicky figures that would fit right in to 1 step changers...jump starters anyone? I would argue we didn't get more complex transformations till beast wars.

I didn't forget those. I used to get a bit disappointed when I'd get one cos that wasn't what I wanted in a Transformer but I kept them because it was the only version of that character so that's what they were and they still had distinct forms of robot and alt-mode(s). These Scouts have no reason to exist like they do. They are plenty far superior versions of these characters done as toys that fully transform.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Skritz wrote:I see Hasbro still hasn't learned and continues to have an entire toyline worth of 'shovelware' Transformers thinking kids will buy this crap. Okay, well in fact they do so clearly I'm just a grumpy old man but the what I've noticed when in stores is that it's parents who tend to push their kids toward the simpler, less step-involving figures. Now to some extent the reasoning make sense; a simpler toy mean, in theory, that little Billy can more easily play with it.

I dont really see how this is any different than the predators and turbomasters that were on the shelves in the late 80s early 90s.

I don't understand. Those turned into full vehicle modes and while kinda simplistic compared to today's figures they weren't far off what had been coming out in the mainline Transformers for the past few years back then. It's these Scout things that have me shaking my head in disbelief. Transformers that can't fully transform. That somehow seems worse than Transformers that cannot transform at all (yeah Action Masters) because at least they didn't pretend otherwise.

ZeroWolf wrote:I'd rather they just made small Legion class figures as those are always fun.

william-james88 wrote:
Skritz was talking about the entire toyline, not just the scouts. Same with my reply.

leokearon wrote:

This is mistransformed right?

ZeroWolf wrote:Sadly not, that's it's complete transformation from bot mode.

Skritz wrote:Wait, those are not a gimmicky mid-transformation form but...the full robot mode? WAT.

Edit: Nevermind, we do see a full robot and vehicle mode for Bumblebee. Also for what it's worth I actually dig the spider-tank Shockwave.

Sabrblade wrote:

Skritz wrote:Wait, those are not a gimmicky mid-transformation form but...the full robot mode? WAT.

Edit: Nevermind, we do see a full robot and vehicle mode for Bumblebee. Also for what it's worth I actually dig the spider-tank Shockwave.

Yeah, there's two different kinds of toys seen here.

leokearon wrote:

This is mistransformed right?

Skritz wrote:Honestly, I want to army-build that Shockwave and repaint them as Decepticlones.

chuckdawg1999 wrote:These are the best looking transformers I've seen in a long time. Anybody in Ireland can hook a brother up?

Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:That Megatron is hilarious. And I kinda want that Shockwave. How big are these things?