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Did you know?
Megatron wasnât supposed to shoot in this scene of The Transformers: The Movie (1986). Megatron was meant to jam up in the first draft of the script, but when they learned Prowlâs toy was being discontinued from the company, they had to re-write the entire movie. As an Easter egg to this, the animators made Starscream look surprised when he fires Megatron and he shoots.
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Prowlâs nickname behind the scenes of Transformers: Animated (2007) was âThe Robotâ. He actually had multiple nicknames behind the set, but that one was the one that stuck.
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Starscreamâs crown was inspired by Slowking from PokĂ©monâs design. The artists of the series were such huge fans of PokĂ©mon, they wanted to include an Easter egg of the teamâs favorite PokĂ©mon into the design of Leader Starscream.
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The robot holiday Robanukah, as popularized by the show Futurama, actually traces its origin from Transformers, although the holiday is never named here. None the less, it is still an important part of the world-building and deeper lore of the show, and subtle hints to its significance are seen in certain character actions as well as the shows numerous depictions of robot Jesus.
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The Transformers were originally planned to appear in the Steven Spielberg remake of the BFG (2016). Unfortunately the idea had to be scrapped due to licensing issues.
Did you know? A not-oft discussed but widely employed aspect of the Transformers canon is the ability of some bots to traverse space-time. When called upon, these bots are able to simultaneously move an item, such as a gun, temporarily out of existence and appear in its place. When no longer needed, these bots return to the void until called upon again. Though never named in-series, these bots are often referred to as âTransversersâ among fans.Â
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The character redesigns created for Transformers Animated Series (2007) were each inspired by a different species of bug. All except Bumblebee - at the time of production he was known around the studio as âLemonbotâ.
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The main character of the movie Chappie (2015) was named as a nod to the Transformers Animated Series (2007) Optimus Prime and his accentuated, chapped lips.