Introduction
On the mechanical planet of Cybertron live super robotic organisms known as Transformers. There, mainly consisting of convoys, the Cybertron army, and their old enemy Destron fell into conflict to gain hold of a new power to join their side. A new breed of Transformers known as the Microns. But, grieving over the battle the Microns set off to the other end of the universe. 4 million years later, on Earth, 3 young children activated a mysterious panel inside a cave. And somehow, that was the dormant Micron...
Audience reviews
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Fguyretftgu7
This score is a hundred percent due to nostalgia; if i were to rewatch this chances are I'll probably not even watch 10 episodes of it. However, I grew up with this show, and it's an absolute banger.
First half's plot was quite dry to be honest. Very repetitive and predictable plot, with not much to make itself special from the dozens of Transformers media out there. Second half however, or rather the final 10 episodes or so (Unicron Battles), is legendary. Yes, the editing is still really horrible; dialogue is still cheesy and clunky, making it infamous within the transformers fandom, but the plot is very gripping and fast paced for the final section, culminating in a fantastic finale.
Characters are fine. this version of optimus is not one of my favourites, however he's not bad by any…
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(This review will be for the Japanese version, "Micron Densetsu." There are some dialogue, story, name, and even animation differences between the English and Japanese versions.)
I don't write reviews on here often, but seeing as how there are only two reviews for "Transformers Micron Densetsu" on this site, I decided to go ahead and give my thoughts on it.
Story: 8/10
The story and dialogue can be cheesy and corny at times, of course. But, let's be honest, there are some versions of "Transformers" that are cornier than this one.
The story starts out innocent, but as the show goes on, it gets better. For a kid's show, it's pretty good. I actually got invested in what was going on, I didn't know where it was heading, and I legit wanted to see how it would unfold.
Art: 6/10
The animati…
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(this review will be for the English version, Transformers Armada. There are some dialogue differences between the English version and the Japanese version, Micron Legend).
Transformers Armada is the first of the Unicron Trilogy, a series plagued by animation errors and dubbing errors, among other things. Although not as badly hit as Energon, Armada still suffers a lot of these and it prevents fans from watching or enjoying the show.
But is this show any good? Let's find out.
Story: At first the story starts slow, I'll admit that. A small team of Autobots and Decepticons land on Earth, in a race to capture Minicons, small transformers that can enhance the power of a large transformer and turn the tide in a battle. However once new characters are introduced-especially the enigmatic Sidew…
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Transformers Armada stands out among the many incarnations of the robots in disguise. A winning cast of voices added to largely developed, and still developing characters, and decent sub-plot, led to an unforgettable series.
The Transformers are back once again, making earth their battleground for control of the mysterious Minicons. While this slowly caused the original plot of the show to turn mostly episodic, with the occasional Aesop, that really wasn't a bad format for the show. Sure, sometimes it could be boring or predictable, and for a show involving giant robots from outer space that's a bit of a stretch, but Armada took the concept and ran with it. Despite the largely episodic initial plot, many subplots began to tie in, such as how the Minicons came into existence, their purpose…
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