551
Super Cross, the original planned sequel to Armada.
it would have involved Unicron abducting and mutating Transformers from across the multiverse, including characters from G1 and Beast Wars, to fight within his body so that he could absorb the sparks of the victors. (2002)
552
prototypes for the unmade Animated Marauder Megatron and Hot Shot toys. (2010)
553
when Megatron and Cobra Commander steal the Matrix, the Autobots receive help from ponies firing Nerf Guns.
Mr Potato Head attempts to help the villains escape. (2017)
554
the Combaticons hang around next to their own combined form. (1986)
555
the G1 cartoon gives three contradictory origins for the Constructicons- being built by Megatron in one, being brainwashed into evil by Megs in another, and being the ones who built Megs in the third. (1984) (1985) (1986)
556
the penultimate episode of Cybertron/Galaxy Force pays direct homage to Brave Exkaiser. (2005)
557
Michael Bay's real-life dogs, Mason and Bonecrusher, cameo in the Transformers movies. (2007-2011)
558
the IDW "ongoing" Transformers comic run is largely considered as mediocre by most fans...with the exception of issues 22 and 23, the "Chaos Theory" 2-parter written by James Roberts, which are regarded as some of the best TF comics of all time. (2011)
559
Janelle Monáe praises the Transformers’ depiction of conflict between the Autobots and Deceptions in her acclaimed album Dirty Computer. (2018)
560
despite being used only once in the G1 cartoon, G1 Optimus and Megatron's energy axe and mace accessories are very popular pack-in weapons, especially in Japanese figures.
This can be attributed to how that scene was prominently featured in the JPN opening for the cartoon.
561
"WAR! WAR! Stop It!", the Japanese OP of Beast Wars. (1997)
562
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)
563
Cybertron is brought into Earth's orbit in Dark Of The Moon, yet it somehow does not cause any severe effects on our planet's environment. (2011)
564
Optimus Prime calls Trailbreaker "Trailblazer" and Spike "Splick" (1985)
565
Starscream, Blitzwing and Astrotrain carve their faces into a rockface.
566
the final episode of Cybertron adds in two extra shots that weren't in the original Galaxy Force episode, bookending the Unicron Trilogy. (2006)
567
Bumblebee regained his voice at the end of the 2007 movie, but Revenge Of The Fallen has him mute again.
The tie-in comics explained that Starscream had attacked him and caused him to once again lose his voice. (2009)
568
Starscream fires his null-ray from his finger. (1985)
569
Armada Optimus has his traditional chest windows in his Cybertronian body, that his Earth mode ironically does not have. (2002)
570
Megatron builds a giant purple griffin. (1985)
571
in the Japanese dub of Prime, Shockwave says "Shock" a shockingly whole lot. (2012)
572
Masterforce head writer Masumi Kaneda stated that God Ginrai (ゴッドジンライ) was named so that omitting every other Japanese syllable yields the word Gojira (ゴジラ), better known in the west as Godzilla. (1988)
574
the G1 Autobot Cars were all unlicensed approximations of real-world vehicles, many of whom contained deliberate misspellings of the brand names present on the original cars. (1984)
575
artist Don Perlin draws Megatron with a strange grid-like structure in his mouth.
He eventually loses them. (1985)
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