Transformers Prime Season Two
SCORE: 85
I have a confession to make. Many times I
am watching a television show, and I am eager for it to be done with. I
can not wait for it to finish. That is not the case with Transformers
Prime Season Two. The intelligent writing drew me in. The twists and
turns captivated my attention. I saw the story building, until the final
shocking moments.
We start out in Transformers Prime Season Two in a very bad place. We
learn what happens next and how the show crawls out of the hole it got
itself into. We meet new friends, and new enemies. Each and every
character has their own motivations, personality, goals, and desires.
We learn of the all these Autobot relics in Transformers Prime Season
Two. Their locations on earth are hidden in an encrypted database. As
things are unlocked there are constant battles for these ultra powerful
weapons, tools, and other such resources. At the end we learn of four
keys that turn on a device that will restore Cybertron.
The season finale leaves us with a true cliffhanger. Things look very
grim in Transformers Prime Season Two at the end. I found myself glued
to my seat wondering what was going to happen next, and where it would
finally stop. At that point I realized the journey in Transformers Prime
Season Two is the best part. So I will not spoil any of the twists and
turns for you.
Transformers Prime Season Two has robot on robot violence. Humans are
threatened, and injured in some cases. There are good and bad humans
just like good and bad Transformers. There are lessons to be learned
about honesty, loyalty, safety, doing the right thing, and helping those
in danger.
The voice acting continues to be astounding. I smile as I watch
Transformers Prime Season Two. I can see the talent in the artwork, and
the talent in the voices. My biggest complaint is Bumblebee. I want him
to talk. I am sick of the bleeps and bops. Please give him a voice.
Speaking of voices, why wasn't the first voice of Cliff Jumper brought
back?
Transformers Prime Season Two sucked in both of my boys. They
particularly liked the Optimus Prime Up Close and Personal bonus
feature. The twenty six episodes of Transformers Prime never got old for
them, and probably won't for some time to come. This show continues to
improve.
- Paul
Graphics: 76%
Sound: 88%
Replay/Extras: 93%
Gameplay: 94%
Family Friendly Factor: 76%
System: Blu-ray/DVD
Publisher: Shout Factory
Rating: ‘TV-Y7’ - for Designed for Children Seven
Years of Age or Older
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