Transformers Cybertron: The Complete Series (DVD), Shout Factory, Animation

Every dics was available %26 unscratched, the packaging was sealed properly

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Awesome

Really wanted to get this after when I saw Traffic Cybertron on The Roku very awesome show and Garry Clark is the second best voice actor to voice Optimus Prime.

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Decent Series but a bore through certain parts.

Transformers Cybertron was a decent cap to what became the Unicron Trilogy of series. TF: Cybertron was a loose cap to finish storylines connecting to Armada and Energon. The series begins with Optimus and his Autobots searching for the lost Cyber Planet Keys to save their planet Cybertron from a Black Hole created from the destruction of Unicron. Somehow still surviving the previous series Megatron and his Decepticons trick an ancient Cybertronian robot Vector Prime into helping them find the Keys as well. Realizing his mistake Vector Prime joins the Autobots and helps Optimus and his team explore earth and other worlds to find the Cyber Planet Keys to save Cybertron and keep it's power from falling into the hands of Megatron. Sounds like a fun start, but quite a few plot holes emerge if you've followed this since Armada and Energon. When arriving on Earth, the human race does not know of the transformers existence despite the last series having the Autobots working with the earth's governments to mine for Energon. Also Megatron and Starscream are alive and Starscreams acting more independent than last time in Energon. There are a few more flubs but many of these are due to the original Japanese series not trying to be a tie in to the last two series before. When it was dubbed Hasbro wanted to keep the story going. Another bad point to the series is the jumping from planet to planet story, largely the Speed Planets part. Most episodes do a good job of sticking to one planet setting over the course of the series. But the one that will bore you to death will most likely be the Speed planets. The whole planet is basically a giant NASCAR track and most Transformers native to it live to race. So every time we come to the speed planet, a good ninety percent of the happenings will involve a race or possibly the same race over the course of multiple episodes. Luckily we have another couple planets where things are more interesting. The Beast planet has Animal transformers vying for control, and the Giant Planet has Larger Transformers working with Mini-cons to build new cities over the planet. Eventually as the series progresses some power ups are found and some more enemies and allies flock to both sides of the conflict. But the surprise unlocked by the Cyber Keys Power near the end is pretty cool in itself. The Animation is similar to Energon. CGI Transformers with traditionaly drawn Human characters. Backgrounds are changed between CGI and Hand drawn depending on the locations. The Transformers don't look as cel shaded this time so they tend to blend in better. The Voice cast is decent with Garry Chalk and David Kaye doing Optimus and Megatron once again. Another Beast Wars veteran Voice actor, Richard Newman (Rhinox/smart Tankor), returns as Vector Prime. Overall it's a tougher one to sit through the entire series of. Just getting past the Speed Planet parts are a chore. But the Robot designs are usually pretty good and the pay off towards the end is cool as well. I'd say look into getting the series if you really like Transformers and want to finish off what Armada and Energon started.

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The inside of the case is broken.

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