Search - Transformers Animated: Season One on DVD

Missing 3 episodes from season 1

D. Hong | Philla, Pa | 07/05/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This boxset will include the remaining 13 episodes out of 16. You must buy the "Transform and Roll Out" dvd if you want the pilot.



Included episodes are:



Episode 4: Home is Where the Spark is

Episode 5: Total Meltdown

Episode 6: Blast From the Past

Episode 7: Thrill of the Hunt

Episode 8: Nanosec

Episode 9: Along Came a Spider

Episode 10: Sound & Fury

Episode 11: Lost & Found

Episode 12: Survival of the Fittest

Episode 13: Headmaster

Episode 14: Nature Calls

Episode 15: Megatron Rising, Part One

Episode 16: Megatron Rising, Part Two



I did not include any synopsis in case you did not get the chance to watch all the episodes and wanted to be surprised.



This is a fantastic series and great for both kids and adult fans. Season 2 just ended, and it just keeps getting more and more exciting.



From what I gather, it will be in full screen, and Dolby Digital Audio with a total run time of 286 minutes.



I highly recommend new and old fans alike to buy this!



"

Not misslabled, it IS the Complete First Season

Kamen Rider Otaku | Ohio, USA | 08/10/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"People keep complaining that this set is missing the first 3 episodes. This is not true, as "Home is Where the Spark is" IS the first episode. Transform and Roll Out was produced AS A MOVIE, and was only split into episodes for reruns.



This season also has several great episodes, such as Blast from the Past (Introducing the Dinobots), Thrill of the Hunt, and my favorite, Sound and Fury, introducing my favorite character, Soundwave."

Perfect

Hector G. Arenas | DFW, Texas | 08/11/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This complete what Transformer and Roll Out left. Great character, great history and fun to watch. I can't wait for season 3 and the release of the 2nd Season on DVD. Excellent for all kids and for the truly Transformers fans"

Great series

Bunny-Gypsy | 04/03/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Transformers Animated is the most recent Transformers cartoon series, and, while it is a little kiddish, it retains the good old-fashioned Transformers feel to it.



There are a few episodes that were a little annoying--especially the ones with the pathetic human villains, which I felt are unnecessary.

My other big problem with Sari (besides her obnxious behavior) is that she has a Deus ex machina Key that fixes everything throughout the series. Even though the Key has side effects, it does not detain Sari from constantly (irresponsibly) using it throughout the series.



The Autobots are adjusting to Earth's ways with the help of a little human girl named Sari (who is, IMO, a spoiled brat--give me Spike any day!), while the Deceptions are mostly just looking for Megatron (and the AllSpark).



All of these characters have personalities. Optimus Prime is as protective as ever, Bumblebee is chatty and childlike, Prowl is as serious as ever, and even the Decepticons have personality. One Decepticon in particular has (literally) three personalities!



There are some other Transformers that show including a certain spider from a certain Beast Wars and Sound Wave.



This series has humor and action. I highly recommend it (as long as you do not mind the annoying humans, especially Sari)."