Close to a person with disabilities

>>2

Know your shame! How dare you call Mew-chan disabled!

The flow of the conversation suggests that it’s a depiction of a failed resurrection with a grotesque design, like Transmutate.

I understand if you say that to other Beast Warriors, but…

It would be better to euthanize them.

Data track irreparable.

The appearance and internal structure are a complete mess.

The logic circuit is at the level of a drone.

The spark is unstable and it’s uncertain when it might explode.

Poor thing…

💀🦀 Uoahhhhh!!!!

A design that makes you go “wow” at first glance is honestly amazing.

Questioning the sense of design is the returns.

If you try to transform, the parts will get damaged.

This child gets dug up occasionally, doesn’t she?

*Female

You’ve become quite beautiful.

It’s tough to have been unable to be born properly due to the triple problem of congenital peculiarities, pod damage, and errors caused by quantum surges.

Rattle was also experiencing deformation issues in Returns, wasn’t it?

>>17

Even though it’s a techno-organic body, I ended up using the regular vaccine for Beast Warriors.

Isn’t making this person healthy a bit of a violation of their dignity?

>>18

Are you saying it’s better to remain a disabled person who doesn’t know when they will explode and die?

I like this story, but it doesn’t have any impact on the future.

Upon closer inspection, the direction of the left and right feet is also strange.

The appearance is traumatizing.

I feel like the voice was unusually cute.

>>23

Is it Haruna Ikeda?

That was quite a bold way to use it and throw it away.

The crab might have been able to understand Cybertron after all…

Either way, since Chiba Shigeru is holding down the spark, I have no choice but to follow orders.

It really feels like a leech.

>>25

Nōshū…

In the series, Returns leads the way, so it’s easy to get numb to it, but both the original and Metal Slug have extremely outlandish robot designs, and I think it’s a sense that emerged precisely because they are American toys from that era.

Is the original mission of the gorillas to drop off crabs and sketches while exploring planets?

>>29

Only crabs are to be thrown away.

The character got out of the pod but just failed to come out.

>>38

In short, it’s someone who couldn’t become a Tigatron, Airazor, or Silverbolt.

Pretenders and those who haven’t come over here have a different sense… that’s what I thought.

Generation Select’s

It can be disassembled and becomes a weapon!

Isn’t this quite terrible?

Wasn’t there something later on with the same name that had a cool appearance?

To properly understand the Beast Wars trilogy, a considerable amount of series knowledge is required.

>>33

In the case of Japan, we have to start from the fact that the gorillas are completely different species from the original Convoy.

>>35

Essentially, they are compatible to the extent that it is possible to change the body, as they belong to the same species.

It’s a sad story, but combined with the 3D texture, it was really scary to my childlike heart.

I think the most outstanding aspect is the face design.

The halfway human face is even scarier…

A pose like the Pioneer.

I feel a sense of sadness similar to the socket soldiers from Battle Angel Alita.

🦀 Too cloudy to spin.

Unicron (not Unicron (Vok (Aliens (the aftermath of those that appeared in the G2 comics))))

I really love the scene where the crab silently traces Mew’s cheek.

>>42

I like the subsequent screams even more.

Is the protoform from the beast?

It seems like the initial members were made in a factory, but since the Beast came out, are they now considered to be being born from now on?

>>43

I have never encountered anything other than Beast Wars, but based on reading the guidebook, I somehow grasped the general storyline according to my understanding.

First, enemies are born from a mix of Transformers, humans, and some unknown aliens → that being becomes something like a god called Vokk → Vokk separates a part of itself as a spark, pairs it with a protoform, and ships them out as the new generation of Transformers, where the spark returns to Vokk upon death.

Is that okay then?

It feels tough because it seems like a defect occurred that is different from what was originally intended…

Since it’s a regeneration, it must have originally been an ordinary TF.

In a parallel world, I’m flirting with a crab.

>>45

By the way, Crab was also released as a Prime Megatron redeco.

There’s no explanation in Japan, but…

The first generation and the Beast generation are different species.

Since Crab made its debut in the movie, if you’re only watching TV, it gives the impression of a poor guy speaking in Hiroshima dialect suddenly being grabbed by Spark in front of Megatron.

From there, the talk about Mutate comes in not long after, so it’s hard to build a strong image of them as bad guys.

So the story progresses without me being able to fully empathize with how much the stingray hates.

Even if it’s a robot, it’s quite bold to have a story about what to do with a premature baby.

What is a peculiar constitution…?

So this guy was a girl…

>>50

The voice was completely that of a girl, wasn’t it?

First of all, if you don’t know the first generation, you’d wonder why the original Convoy is on ancient Earth, right?

The TV version debut scene of Rampage makes you think they’re doing their best on the dubbing side while being caught up in adult circumstances…

We must not forget that I, too, played a part in the birth of Rampage, right?

It was scary how it looked and how oddly large and thin it was.

Firepower: 10+

Except for Rampage, it’s really terrible that everyone else looks at their appearance and thinks they are comrades… ugh.

Crabs also have their own roots…

>>62

In the original version, which one was created by the Maximals and which by the Autobots?

Actually, I heard that the original version has detailed settings… but upon investigating, it turns out that the settings in the original version are also quite loose!!!