Sunbow Entertainment

[upbeat music] 40 for 40: Transformers The Movie is a production of Mike Seibert Radio and is recorded in Seattle, Washington.

Cited works include scripts written by Ron Friedman and story consultant Flint Dille, sourced from the Sunbow-Marvel archive.

Storyboards by various artists, trailers, and other audio sourced from tfraw.com. More information can be found at tfwiki.net.

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And he said, "Oh, no. [laughs] Oh, no." There were, like, s- four machines they had to use.

They rented them, actually, to go through and get the quality that, uh, Hasbro was looking for and that Sunbow was looking for for those voices.

So it was much more complicated.

Plus he had some great stories.

[outro music] 40 for 40: Transformers: The Movie is a production of Mike Seibert Radio and is recorded in Seattle, Washington.

Cited works include scripts written by Ron Friedman and story consultant Flint Dille, sourced from the Sunbow Marvel Archive.

Storyboards by various artists, trailers, and other audio sourced from TFRaw.com. More information can be found at TFWiki.net.

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New Age, H-56 Rhytosaurus 2023, and H-67 Varan 2024.

Near flawless Sunbow animation accuracy, plus a Volcanicus combiner gimmick with a twist.

New Age later added a sixth Dinobot, H-72 Typhon, their take on the Ankylosaurus, Scar, who transforms into the torso frame, letting Rhytosaurus and Varan lock in as limbs for a fully articulated Legends Volcanicus.

Magic Square MSB-58 Bronchosaurus 2024, and MSB-59 Stegosaurus 2025.

Another impressive screen-accurate Sunbow set.

These don't combine, but when they both look this good, do they really have to? Masterpiece scale, and now we get to the big boys.

G-Creations Shura King, SRK-01 Thundorus 2014, and SRK-02 Growl 2015.

Oh, and they also combine into this massive fella.

How's it going?

Hey, we are, uh, getting back into the Sunbow season one Transformers show.

And, uh, yeah, we're going with this is, this is gonna be Transport to Oblivion.

Um, and, and, you know, I re-

I wish they were more traditionally Arctic.

Now, we know that Flint and Lady J were based off their Sunbow looks, and I didn't realize so is Frostbite.

In Sunbow, he has that brown.

It didn't even occur to me doing the review.

I thought they just did it to do more contrast.

But understand, they're going to be reusing that tooling.

Like, oh, that jacket again? Well, yeah, it's an Arctic jacket.

And now that we've accepted that they're doing Sunbow looks, that's what that is.

And then Firefly, the old stalwart.

Sunbow's Scrap Iron.

So we've got him in the car, and then we cut to Billy, uh, sat between two nuns in another car, and one of the sisters is kinda like chewing him out, and the other one is like, "Look, we could learn a lot from this kid.

Just be in the middle, you know? A centrist." But anyway.

40 for 40, Transformers The Movie is a production of Mike Seibert Radio and is recorded in Seattle, Washington.

Cited works include scripts written by Ron Friedman and story consultant Flint Dilley, sourced from the Sunbow Marvel Archive.

Storyboards by various artists, trailers, and other audio sourced from tfraw.com. More information can be found at tfwiki.net.

Follow me on social media at Mike Seibert Radio on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Blue Sky.