Heavy Metal War | Transformers: Generation 1 | Season 1 | E14 | Hasbro Pulse

Heavy Metal War | Transformers Generation 1 | Season 1 | E14 | Hasbro Pulse
The war gets more crowded with the sudden introduction of the Constructicons. However, rather than simply just providing raw numbers, they serve a greater purpose for Megatron. Their construction ingenuity ultimately gives Megatron every unique ability his team possesses. Of course, Optimus Prime is his primary target and in official combat. Per the terms, the loser must take his team off Earth forever. Given Megatron's current power and the Autobots being kept in the dark about it, how can Optimus Prime possibly win this challenge?

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[gkeitorin]

That one second of Soundwave petting Ravage is all the proof I need of him actually caring about his cassettes

[TheMrAdhitya]

11:07 Soundwave patting Ravage was really wholesome

[marclewis]

12:02 I like how Rumble pointed at himself saying "That's my power baby."😁

[jeremytung]

Two things.
1. The shockblast cannon gets me every time 😂
2. I miss the days where each transformer had at least one “superpower”.

[sonicguyver]

11:04 I love how Soundwave calls out his cassettes to watch. Even pets Ravage like he's a housecat.
If I remember right I don't think Rumble was ever picked on by the other Decepticons when Soundwave was present. I mean I remember plenty of times various seekers picked him but he was always alone in those situations.

[dpurves]

I remember watching this one for the first time and thinking about how great it would be if the Constructicons could combine, but immediately told myself that would never happen since Transformers don't do that. Then after Scrapper ordered them to transform "Phase one" I was at the edge of my seat hoping like crazy that "Phase two" would be that combination, and then it happened. I absolutely loved that moment.

[Grim]

In case anyone is wondering, the reason why this episode has so many errors is because Rhino Entertainment transferred the wrong version and Hasbro to this day won't bother to restore the corrected one that aired on TV.

[Nemus]

Frank Welker as Megatron.
Pure perfection.
The best childhood ever.

[gutz]

I always saw the moment Telatran 1 activates the Dinobots as a type of situation where a crippled kid in highschool is being bullied and he calls up the football team to come help and they are super pissed at the bullies.

[cristsan]

6:37 Starscream talking about honour. What an irony

[gutz]

17:47 Along with the music playing in the background, just how effortlessly Sludge without barely making a movement splitting the earth gives me so much chills. This was back when the Dinobots were Heavyweights.

[andreinybakken]

6:55 Starscream's consern for intergalactic jurisprudence is indeed strong😂

[usedtissuepaper]

i’ll never forget the excitement and amazement i had when i first saw the Constructicons merge into Devastator

[davidez]

This episode is weird as it is incredibly full of errors, yet it has some really good animations, especially during the battles

[detmstr]

Spike- We all know how tricky Megatron could be. I mean, those creeps are not called deceptions for nothing.

I agree with Spike. Megatron challenging Optimus 1 on 1 is a major red flag.

[apologeticsroadshow]

"Hail Optimus Prime! And welcome to defeat!"
Classic Megatron!

[artimmenersilvers]

12:17 what’s worse than starscream? TWO STARSCREAMS!

[VBaskin]

This was the season 1 finale to Hasbro-Marvel's The Transformers: Generation One, featuring the introduction of the legendary and the infamous Constructicons and Devastator!

[DanMaluchnik]

4:48
Ironhide: “Too much lip Wheeljack, not enough action.”
Me: “What lip?”

[foxfireinferno]

The Autobots must have really had their brains in neutral to not recognize that Megatron was using abilities he'd never used, much less obviously copying the other Decepticon abilities. The teleport should have been a dead giveaway.