transformers instruments of destruction scene

#Transformers instruments of destruction scene movie

The film also stars Eric Idle as Wreck-Gar, Judd Nelson as Hot Rod, Leonard Nimoy as Galvatron, Robert Stack as Ultra Magnus, Lionel Stander as Kup and John Moschitta as Blurr. In the course of battling him and the Decepticons, a lot of Generation One robots die to make room for a new line-up, traumatizing many youngsters who had gotten used to the lack of permanent death in the TV series. The animated film introduces, for the first time, the biggest bad in the Transformers multiverse, Unicron (voiced by Orson Welles in his final film), who is en-route to gobbling up Cybertron after stopping off for a snack on the way. The plot of the film takes us 20 Minutes into the Future to the far-off Year 2005, where the battle between Autobots and Decepticons has moved back to the mechanical world of Cybertron, presumably thanks to the humans apparently wising up and adopting Autobot technology in the interim, allowing regular space travel back and forth to the Transformers' home planet. It did not have as big of an impact on the comics, since the additional space-based elements were largely inspired by ideas from the comics that had not made their way into the series, which up until then had been a relatively simple children's TV show. It is rooted in the Generation One plot centered on the original animated TV series and associated comics from the mid-1980s, and spawned major continuity changes in that timeline, including major series plot changes.

#Transformers instruments of destruction scene movie

The Transformers: The Movie is a 1986 animated film and the first film in the Transformers franchise, co-produced and directed by Nelson Shin and written by Ron Friedman.