Är 1984-serien av Transformers början av historien?

Det har faktiskt varit flera omstartar. Även den ursprungliga serien innehöll två olika versioner: serier och tv-kontinuiteter. Men att svara på frågan i titeln: Ja, 1984-serien (och relaterade serier) börjar i början av berättelsen. Det första avsnittet är inställt på sin hemma planet, Cybertron.

Jag misstänker emellertid att han hänvisar till en av de senaste omstartningarna, Transformers: Animated .

Personlig åsikt: Transformers: Animerad är mer anpassad till dagens ungdom. Jag misstänker att om du presenterar honom med 1984 års version kommer han att bli besviken. Det är nu främst av intresse för döda fans (återupplivar deras ungdom!).

Notera också: den fullständiga listan med serier finns på Wikipedia: lista över Transformers TV-serier , inklusive den senaste serie: Transformers: Prime .

Wikis har gett dig ett helt korrekt svar, och jag anser att du ska välja den som den bästa.

Det finns dock något som en prismedveten shoppare borde vara medveten om, om du väljer att köpa 1984-serien DVD-skivor för din son: det har varit (minst) 2 olika utgåvor av serien på DVD. De första utgåvorna, mellan 2002 och 2004, har många problem.

Rhino's DVD boxsets have been criticized by owners. Various reasons include that the episodes as seen on the Rhino DVDs are based on incomplete 35 mm film masters, as opposed to the original 1" broadcast master videotapes aired on television. Although the film masters are very detailed and colorful, some of the episodes contain alternate or incomplete/missing animation that was originally corrected/completed for the broadcast versions. As a result, the DVD versions on some of the episodes are less "finished" than the versions that aired on television. Rhino attempted to fix some of the "new" errors, with lackluster results. Most of the errors are in the Season 1 box set with "Heavy Metal War" being the worst episode in terms of incomplete animation and bad attempts by Rhino to fix the errors.[17]

In addition, the telecine transfer of the film masters turned out to be sub-par, and did not provide any proper 3:2 pulldown system for transferring the 24 frames-per-second film to 60 fields-per-second video. As a result, aliasing (jaggies) appear frequently in most, if not all, of the episodes.

Further, the Rhino versions of the episodes have a plethora of newly-added sound effects from a stock sound effects library (which many fans have said are annoying and distracting), sound effects that did not appear in the episodes as originally produced and broadcast. These sound effects were intended to only appear on the episodes' 5.1 soundtrack, but for select episodes in the Season 1 and Season 2 Part 1 sets, the stereo soundtrack also exhibited the added sounds. For the Season 2 Part 2 set, every single episode's 2.0 stereo soundtrack had the added sounds from the 5.1 track. It wasn't until the Transformers Season 3, Part 1 boxset that Rhino bowed to the fanbase and added an "original broadcast audio" option. These new sound effects were also applied to several European releases of the Transformers series, as well as to The Transformers: The Movie: Reconstructed DVD (although it should be noted that Rhino's own version of TF:TM does not have the added sound effects). Only serving to enhance the discontent, the sound studio responsible for this, Magno Sound, claim that the sounds were always there.[18] (from the wiki article)

I alla rapporter har de senaste utgåvorna (25-årsjubileumsutgåvan eller "Matrix of Leadership" Edition) inga problem.

Köparen akta dig - om du av misstag får noshörningssatserna, kommer showen att lida för den.