802
the penultimate episode of Cybertron/Galaxy Force pays direct homage to Brave Exkaiser. (2005)
803
Galvatron gets drunk and goes on a rampage. (1998)
804
inspired by a throwaway line of dialogue from Beast Wars, the Legends manga depicts Arcee as Rattrap's aunt.
805
Mickey Mouse Transformers are released as part of the Disney Label toyline. (2009)
806
Action Master Thundercracker...well, just look at him. (1991)
807
Optimus totally doesn't forgive Grimlock. (1984)
808
Transformers "Battlin' Robots" and Walkie-Talkies. (1985)
809
Drift's Deadlock design in Cyberverse was based on a piece of fan art from Guido Guidi, which was itself based on G1 Springer.
(Springer being a car/helicopter triple changer, like the live-action Drift)
(2020)
810
Animated Sky-Byte has three different designs: the 'official' one from the Stunti-Con Job, another from the Allspark Almanac 2, and a concept sketch done by Derrick Wyatt. (2010)
811
the speculation surrounding what aspect of Starscream's personality Slipstream represents got so absurd that Derrick Wyatt would just immediately agree to whatever theory was put forth to him. (2010)
812
concept art for Transtech, an unproduced series that would have been a sequel to Beast Machines. The toyline would have comprised both G1 and BM characters. (2000-2001)
813
to promote the then-upcoming airing of "The Return Of Optimus Prime", 'Dark Awakening' was re-broadcast with a new ending narration. (1987)
814
The very first promotional poster for IDW's Transformers homaging the iconic Uncle Sam "I want you for U.S. Army" World War II recruitment poster. (2005)
815
after his business with the Transformers was concluded, Death's Head proceeded to have run-ins with The Doctor and the Fantastic Four. (1987-1990)
816
Bumblebee stars in a Superbowl commercial. (2011)
817
the guy who bought hundreds of Age Of Extinction tickets to spite his ex. (2014)
818
unproduced Arcee, Bumblebee, Cosmos and Shockwave figures from the Titanium line. (200?)
819
'Heavy Metal War' ends with the Decepticons all falling into lava, and Megatron declaring 'we will rise again', presumably done in case the show ended there.
It is never shown how they got out of the lava at the beginning of Season 2, with them appearing as per normal. (1984)
820
Hot Rod is magenta in the 1986 movie because an early prototype for his toy was that colour.
the final G1 Hot Rod toy was red, and to this day almost every toy released of him by Hasbro is red.
(Takara meanwhile, are usually the ones who properly colour him magenta)
821
promotional trailer for the 1986 movie, featuring a whole bunch of footage that isn't in the final film....and Ultra Magnus in his Diaclone colours. (1986)
822
The Spanish (Latin) dubs of Cybertron and Energon are partially lost. Why they never got a DVD release like the rest of the shows is unknown.
An infamous fandubber called Piero Gionti has possession of most of the chapters of the lost dubs, but has refused to release them.
823
Starscream and BB make a desperate attempt to save themselves. (1998)
824
The pop idol cassette Transformer Rosanna, from Kiss Players.
Her name and colours were decided by moe idol Lyrian, who also voiced her in the Kiss Players radio show. (2006)
825
in the Rid 2015 tie-in comic, Fixit has his own copy of Swerve's My First Blaster. (2015)
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