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The untold origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron, better known as sworn enemies, but who once were friends bonded like brothers who changed the fate of Cybertron forever.. Chris Hemsworth, Keegan-Michael Key, Brian Tyree Henry, and director Josh Cooley debate the true identity of the Transformers and share what got them excited to take the trip to Cybertron.. Megatron's original name D-16 is a reference to the Japanese serial number of the original Generation 1 Megatron toy released by the company Takara in 1984. The letter D is short for Destron, the Japanese name of the Decepticons used in older media, while the number 16 denoted the original Megatron toy as the sixteenth release in the Japanese toy line.. When the Iacon 5000 contestants transform for the race, a purple jet Transformer already has a pair of red light effects floating behind his back, attached to nothing, before he turns into a jet.. Elita -1: Why is B gagged?Shockwave: He wouldn’t stop talking.Elita -1: Even when he was unconscious?Shockwave: ESPECIALLY when he was unconscious!. There are two scenes worth staying for in the credits. One is midway through the credits, featuring Badassitron and the other is of Megatron at the end of the credits.. Several international releases of the film (including the UK) are edited to cut away from Orion's "finger transformation" a few seconds earlier, as well as changing any mention of Bee's "knife hands" to refer to them as "sword hands" instead. It's perhaps likely that Paramount has precut the film for said territories.. Featured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Theatres Fighting Trolls (2020). If I FallWritten by Brian Tyler, Quavo (as Quavious Keyate Marshall), Ty Dolla $ign (as Tyrone "Ty Dolla $ign" Griffin, Jr.) & Nicholas James McGuinnPerformed by Quavo, Ty Dolla $ign & Are We DreamingProduced by Are We DreamingQuano appears courtesy of Quality Control Music/Motown RecordsTy Dolla $ign appears courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corporation. Transformers One is not a cliché, nor is it a typical story where we see the often shallow battle between good and evil that's prevalent in most films. Here, we finally get a fantastically told story. We are given the chance to see what Optimus and Megatron were like as ordinary robots, exploring what their personalities were like when they were nobodies.Optimus's noble character is portrayed brilliantly, along with his sacrifice, hope, and longing for something greater. On the other hand, Megatron is depicted as a depressed figure who, after learning the real truth, grows increasingly bitter and filled with hatred as he gains more power. As their power grows, the paths of these two friends diverge further and further. Optimus Prime is rewarded for his nobility, while Megatron is consumed by hatred to the extreme.The film is very well-written, with no forced humor, and the humor that is present works perfectly. Additionally, the other characters in the film have depth and personality, which makes this animated movie feel much more serious than it might initially seem.All in all, it's a film that you are guaranteed to enjoy.