
A podcast chronicling the history of the Transformers from 1984 to today.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmLeisureHobbies | |||

We return to Masterforce to learn of a mysterious profit and an evil Decepticon plan, Overlord makes his TV debut, and the Autobots get violent! *Skrutch Skrutch*
We head back to the UK to discuss the Marvel UK story, “Space Pirates,” as well as the framing device used to set it up, blending the Marvel US, UK, and TV continuities. Plus, we’ll check out two more stories and watch a fan-favorite character get de... more
In this episode we’ll find the 4th Godmaster, someone gets a new pet, and a powerful Autobot warrior arrives from space!
In this episode, we wrap up the Ladybird Books continuity with two more entries: Autobot Hostage and Decepticons Underground. We hang out with an even older sounding Kup, meet a Nebulan under his working name, and find out which Autobot is a serial m... more
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While not exhaustive, the podcast hits the main bullet points in the history of the brand
This podcast is so great! I learned so much! The theme song for the Headmasters game is one of the worst asmr sounds.
Show gave me good facts based in things that were around when my dad was a kid
I feel like this is nothing I couldn't learn myself by just reading tfwiki. Most episodes are recaps of shows/comics and others are just him reading lists of names and tech spec numbers. The host himself is uncharismatic and a bore to listen to; it doesn't help that he keeps trying to force unfunny jokes and music cues. The audio is bad too. The host's is quiet I'll turn up the volume, only to be deafened by song or movie clip. For a guy who works in media he doesn't know how normalize
I feel this is nothing I couldn't learn myself by just reading tfwiki. Most episodes are recaps of shows/comics and others are just him reading lists of names and tech spec numbers. The host himself is uncharismatic and a bore to listen to; it doesn't help that he keeps trying to force unfunny jokes and music cues. The audio is bad too. The host's is quite so I'll turn up the volume, only to be deafened by song or movie clip. For a guy who works in media he doesn't know how normalize
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This podcast provides a comprehensive exploration of the Transformers franchise, tracing its evolution from the mid-1980s to present day. Topics often include detailed discussions on various adaptations, including Japanese and Western productions, comic storylines, and toy lines, focusing on character developments and nostalgia-driven narratives. Unique segments feature analysis of lesser-known characters, franchise lore expansions, and community engagement within the fanbase, catering to both nostalgic listeners and new fans eager to learn about this expansive universe.
Listeners can expect a mix of humor, in-depth research, and personal anecdotes from the host, bringing an engaging and accessible approach to Transformers history. The sho... more
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