*hands llittleautobot1218 a light switch* There you go.

I feel a need to lighten up the mood....

Shockwave did it.

I'm not in the US and at least some of the episodes seem to work for me. I don't know the actual list of places it's available, though.

Unfortunately It seems Cyberverse is only available in the US on YouTube.

Yes, and its ongoing.

Cyberverse is already officially uploaded to YouTube.

Spin Master is abridging current episodes of Bakugan Armored Alliance and posting the result on YouTube. Maybe Hasbro does that someday too.

I see... :/

Within the US anyway. Those channels aren't easy or cheap to access in other countries, and their website often region lock content. Tubi is the only good thing on that list: largely identical (but not perfectly so. Damnit. I wanna watch COPS.) country to country and free.

So yeah, Hasbro is using plenty of venues to spread exposure of their brands

Starz currently licenses Transformers G1 and the GI Joe movie (as well as MLP specials). Netflix has more current series available.

Study shows: Holders of the title "world's oldest person" have a severely increased risk of dying.

Tubi TV and Youtube both host various Hasbro cartoons. Both are freely accessed and ad supported. Any basic TV package (barring straight antenna) includes channels like USA Network, SyFy and FX, all of which regularly air the films from Transformers and GI Joe.

I dunno what to tell you, media might be changing slowly, but at least it's still accessible. Even the folks that DON'T get one of the streaming services can watch it on the company website. It's a vehicle for the toy line after all, they need to make an effort to make it as consumable as possible.

Well. Thats said, then.... I guess...

As long as the the cartoons are profitable, then they'll make more. The media it's shown on is completely irrelevant. I say that as a guy whose earliest surviving memory is a big red truck turning into a big red robot.

Might be the end of an era. With the rise of streaming, who knows if Transformers will ever be on broadcast TV again.

3 seasons on a show is usually enough... but yeah ;-;

I’m also sad Cyberverse has no season four.

it's too hugging hot today.

I'll agree with you on that.

*Figured -_-

I fugured

I'm actually sad Cyberverse won't get another season. 2 and 3 (of what I've seen) have REALLY nailed it in being fun little actions shows, like the Sunbow series.

Yes.

I'm waiting for Animated season 4. Am I insane?

I'm waiting for the next season to show up on netflix.

Many of us have already watched the rest of the Cyberverse episodes since the whole third season aired in the UK last September.

*9th

I just saw the 8th episode... omg

Already seen it online.

Who's excited for tomorrow? The only thing that makes Monday worth it is the Cyberverse episodes .-.

Welcome. I just came into that trick myself recently, so happy to share.

Thanks, wonko the sane? for the tip with the cloning. That helped a lot!

Heheh.... yes... I don't think a sniper would be very good at making a vaccine... 0.0

All right! Cloning my old HHD to an SSD and then swapping out the drive was successful, it would appear. Finally.

Scientist Perceptor is. Sniper Perceptor less so.

Perceptor would be more responsible.

Oof x~x

He'd cure the virus, but he'd probably commit at least two crimes against nature and weaponize a third in the process.

'Horrible consequences' would most likely happen with Brainstorm...

Totally. And Percy's not even human. XD

Can't do much worse than our current government, I say go for it.

Little do we realize that the Perceptor in question is the Mini-Con combiner.

He would!!!

Horrible consequences? I... Doubt that would happen.

Even if he would come up with the answer by tomorrow.

I'd rather not deal with the horrible but unintended consequences of that.