The Transformers Generation 1 is an animated television series produced by Hasbro in the United States from 1984 to 1987 to promote its toy series of the same name. The series is divided into four seasons and 98 episodes (the so-called fifth season is actually an edited version of the previous animation).
Due to the need to synchronize the release time of toys for animation broadcasting, the production time was relatively hurried, and the animation was handed over to a number of production companies overseas for joint production: the most important of which was produced by many studios such as (68 episodes) and (22 episodes). The screenwriting and distribution of the animation was done by He.
Toei Animation (English name: TOEI ANIMATION CO., LTD.)
Korea AKMM Company
Logos of Rainbow Sunbow a and Marvel Productions
On August 8, 1986, between the second and third seasons of the TV anime, an epic film was released, also co-produced by He.
Transformers: The Big Movie poster
This big japanese and American animation movie, the story is exactly to fill the gap between the second and third seasons. Unfortunately, it was not introduced in China that year, and I believe that many viewers will have a lot of questions when they see the era of the third season like me (where did these characters come from?). Where did you go with those familiar old characters? ）
For the behind-the-scenes creation story of this (hereinafter referred to as the 86 movie) will not be repeated today, interested friends can leave a message and maybe write a separate article to talk about later! Today, let's talk about the characters who eventually died (and disappeared) in the 86 movies!
In order to introduce a new season of new toy characters, hoping to achieve the purpose of shuffling through the big movie released in 1986, they did exactly that! (Although this result led to a fiasco at the box office)
1986 toy line in the Transformers Encyclopedia
A large number of toy characters from 1984-1985 were purged on the screen! The following article will take stock of the dead Transformers characters in the 86 movies!
Autobots
1. The film or script has specified the fallen persons:
Brawn
As a Mini-Soldier of the Autobots, although he is not tall, he is brave and powerful in battle, and he is a typical tough guy type character! In the first two seasons, it can also be regarded as a good warrior among the Autobots, who expected that in the 86 movies, he was the first to receive a box lunch; after the Autobot spaceship was attacked by the Decepticon Tiger, he was shot by a P38 (Wei Zhentian) with a shot!
The big man was shot
The big man was shot and killed
2. Police Car (Prowl)
As a right-hand man, an excellent military strategic analyst. I didn't even have time to say a line, and I hurriedly went offline in the 86 movies! After the Autobot spaceship was attacked by the Decepticon, he was killed after being shot twice by a Constructicon member sweeper (Scavenger)!
Prowl
3. Ambulance (Ratchet)
He is the best healer on Cybertron Star, the "Doctor" of transformers, and an indispensable and important role among the Autobots! The 86 movie is the third Autobot to die after that. After the Autobot spaceship was attacked by the Decepticon Tiger, he was killed after being shot three times by the Digging Tiger and the P38 (Wei Zhentian) in his hand!
ambulance
The ambulance was shot
The ambulance was shot dead
4. Ironhide
An old friend of the Autobot leader, responsible for the safety and security of the leader. The battle-hardened veteran ended his combat career in the most tragic way in the 86 movies! After the Autobot spaceship was attacked by the Decepticon Tiger, he was seriously injured by the Digging Tiger and the P38 (Wei Zhentian) with four shots in a row, and finally was "headshot" by the Fusion Cannon of Wei Zhentian, and died heroically!
Tin
Shot in the tin
The "iron sheet" of heroic sacrifice
5. Charger (Windcharger)
He was one of the first to follow him to Earth, and although he was also the fastest short-range Autobot in the setting, the sense of plot presence has indeed been relatively low! There are only three short shots in the Big 86 movie to tell the audience that he is dead. He was killed in 2005 during the Decepticon raid on Autobots City.
charger
"Charger" dead shot
6. Wheeljack
As the greatest inventor in cybertron history! Proficient in maintenance, manufacturing and various technologies, he is the core support member of auto people. The great warrior who created the mighty robot dinosaur warrior and saved the Autobots several times with the invention of technology failed to save himself this time! Killed in 2005 during the Decepticon Raid on Autobot City. The 86 movie uses only one shot to explain the ending of this great warrior (another vision is still wrong).
In fact, in the original script, it was lying on the ground, not on. The remains shown on the left side of the fort below are the colour-matched jacks.
Smoke screen color jack
The "smoke screen" that died in the original draft (left) and the "jack" replaced in the big movie (right)
7. Optimus Prime
As the leader of the Autobots and the core protagonist of the Transformers, there is no need to introduce more, the big brother who was intact by the "five horses and corpses" in the TV version of the animation could not escape the clutches of the screenwriter this time, and also collapsed after trying to turn the tide! This death in the Big 86 movies is a disaster! (Both for fan audiences and for the box office)
Optimus Prime
Big Brother's catastrophic death
The darkest moments
8. Huffer
The same as the autobot, although the strength is not as good, but basically also belongs to the category of small strength, as a construction engineer, can be deformed into a small tractor, the most impressive impression is probably to pull the carriage! Although there were a few brief blurred shots in the 86 film, no shots of the death were given in the film, and the name on the tombstone was later read in the Autobots' mausoleum. It is confirmed that he was killed in the battle of Autobot City in 2005!
reckless
Reckless appearance shots
The Tomb of the Autobots in Episode 73, The Trick of the Five-Faced Monster
9. Gears
The Autobot, who always likes to talk nonsense in the animation, has only one back vista in the 5th minute and 07 seconds of the 86 movies, although there is no specific death shot in the movie, but it is actually in the original script: in the Battle of Autobot City, when facing the Hercules composed of digging tigers, he has a line, the voice actor also recorded the line, and finally the clip was cut out in the finished movie! The gearbox is believed to have been killed in the battle of Autobots in 2005!
Gearbox
A "gearbox" with only a back
10. Mirage
Like the old characters in the toy line in 1984, they also officially withdrew from the G1 animated series from the 86 movies. The original of the movie hints at his ending: in the great battle of Autobots, he ambushes the robot insects, and then he is hit by the fusion cannon! Again, this scene did not appear in the film. The Phantom is believed to have been killed in the 2005 Battle of Autobots!
phantom
Deleted "Phantom" from the original script
The "phantom" hit by "Wei Zhentian" in the original manuscript deleted
11. Red Alert
In the same way, the Autobot security alarm expert, who only appeared in the Toys and Animation series in 1985, did not appear in the 86 movies, and also appeared in the original script of the movie: after destroying the defenses of Autobot City, and attacking, thus forcing the split to change back, and was hit in the process of retreating! But in the end, the film removed this plot! But it is believed that he was killed in the battle of Autobot City in 2005! (In fact, the final outcome is the same)
Red police cars participate in the raid on Hercules
Hercules disintegrates after being attacked
The guns, the dawn, the red alarm retreated with the tires
The "Red Alert" was hit and killed
12. Trailbreaker
As one of the elders who debuted in 1984, the defense experts with a powerful force field also died in the 2005 Autobot City without a word! This episode from the original script is still deleted from the 86 movie: as the Decepticon prepares to retreat to board the big train, the camera shows the dead Autobots. Trailblazers are believed to have been killed in the 2005 Battle of Autobots!
Pioneer
Deleted "trailblazer" killed in the original script
13.Inspector Hound 14.Sunstreaker 15.Bluestreak
86 large film shots in the 10th minute and 00 seconds, together under the command of the roadblocks;
The 10 minutes and 41 seconds of footage also appeared in the scene of the four people working, and then magically appeared in the cockpit of the spaceship.
Although the whereabouts of the three are not mentioned in the anime, in view of the disappearance of the third season and the behind-the-scenes interview data of the big movie, all three are believed to have been killed in the battle of Autobot City in 2005!
Recklessness of security barricades, inspector, blue thunderbolt
Dodge the recklessness and inspector of the flying car "hot break"
Spot the attacked spaceship
Teleport appears on the rescue ship's "Scud"
Inspector, Scud and Optimus Prime
In fact, in addition to the 86 movies that are clearly alive in the film, Jazz) and, the first toy animation characters of the 1984 Autobots have all been offline!
Behind the scenes interview with 86 big movies one
Behind the scenes interview with 86 movies II
Ironically, while only three of the original 18 Autobots — Jazz, Flying Over the Mountain, and Bumblebee — eventually survived the film, only Bumblebee ended up active in season three: Jazz's voice, Scatman Crothers, who died in 1986 (jazz also made several unspoken background cameos in season three), and Fly over the Mountain's voice, Casey Kasem, for script reasons (character Abdul Khasem). Fakadi Abdul Fakkadi's nationality setting) withdrew from the third season.
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II. Missing Persons Who Have Not Been Accounted for in the Script or the Film:
16. Crane (Grapple)
The footage of the 86 movie appears in the battle in The Autobot City, next to it, there is also a suspected calf (the flying mark should still be on the spaceship that rushed to support at this time, haha), and the script and animation have not explained the whereabouts of the excellent architect of the Autobots since then?
crane
Perceptrons and cranes
Perceptrons and cranes, suspected flying target legs
17. Fire Truck (Inferno)
As a partner, the original script was meant to appear in the Big 86 movie: During the attack on Autobot City, Cover and the other main members boarded the spaceship, for which voice actor Walker Edmiston recorded a line for the character " Good luck , heaven knows" for the character. Although the final version removed the shots, the names of the fire truck and voice actors still appear in the ending list of the big movie. The third season also did not appear, whether it was killed or not there is no clear official information!
fire engine
List of the top 86 movie end credits
3. Other missing characters who have not appeared
Although it appeared in the original manuscript deleted from the script of the 86 movies, it did not mention the death, nor did it tell the follow-up story, and the third season ended in disappearance!
Tire (left) and smoke screen (right)
Tires fighting alongside red alerts, cannons, and tianxiao in the original script (red circle)
The dead smoke screen in the original draft (left) and the jack replaced in the film (right)
And both belong to the characters that have disappeared quietly.
Scooter (left) and brake (right)
About whether The Beachcomber in the big movie died in the acidification pool of the Cosmic Emperor?
In the 86 movie, a suspected figure appears above the ropeway that was sent to the acidification pool in the body of the Cosmic Emperor, lined up in front of Spike and Bumblebee, and finally fell into the acidification pool. Many fans speculate that they died here!
However, in the third season of the anime, six other members of the Mini Warrior appear in the battle to defend the base of the Ark, and many of the shots are not drawing mistakes! The names of the voice actors also appear on the end credits (voices for BattleHorde, Giant Wave, Wave, etc.)
"The Great Wave" in Episode 70 of the Anime "The Five-Faced Monster" (V)
Episode 70 of the anime, "The Five-Faced Monster" (5), end credits
Other unspecified Autobots' 1985 resident characters are all featured in season three (episodes 66-95) (with the exception of Skyfire and the Female Autobots), and I won't list them all in this article!
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