Robotix part 7

The interstellar adventure continues.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• robotix
• hasbro
• 80s

[crogsvien]

the 80's had the best cartoons

[nastykermit]

Yeah 80's ruled.

[sakazaki]

OMG...SERIOUSLY...THIS IS THE TITLE...I can only vividly remembered how they looked like...YEAH...GIJOE, Transformers, I can hear em all...EPIC !!...THANKS FOR UPLOADIN !!!

[NobodyImportant2008]

Compucore is buggy.. Not only does she say "12801" when the screen displays "12891", her cout shows she actually transferred #10254 (along with other invasive and\or useless debug details such as 'energy', 'color', & the transfer ratio.)

I bet the radiation wasn't even at dangerous levels when she decided it would be a good idea to rip out all their souls. Putting them in the wrong bodies just sounds like the kind of mix up you would expect from letting an AI run a backup of your species. =p

[djhaynes99]

@YungReg88 Yeah it was from 1986, but sadly it never got a series.

[YungReg88]

Didn't know this was ever a show. I wonder why I never heard of it? This is something like Gobots and Transformers, right?

[XeonogaShanti9]

I had an Argus toy, it was slow and I loved it.  This cartoon and comicbooks made them with a human body form based on the original toy design.

[xfilethe]

the badguis are so megatron , and thundercracker , and bront deff is some kinde of autobot....

computron is so teletran 1

omg realy funny that i notice that now 15 years later hahahha

o by the way the same guis also made GiJoe

[xfilethe]

now i hear tis show again al the voices are from transformers , even the style of the show and bacground are so like g1 transformers.... never noticed that before

[SteelWolf13]

1:20-1:122 she says 01 yet on the screen it says 91 for the terrocar number.

[Gravidtron]

You know, this is like Transformers in reverse! Humans come to the giant robots' planet, totally upset the political spectrum, and everything they do is in search of fuel (food).

[ExaggeratedElegy]

This is actually quite good. I wonder why it was never as prominent as say, Thundercats or Transformers? A not quite as profitable toy franchise would be my guess.