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"Bumblebee and Megatron Break the Targets" "Bumblebee and Megatron's Excellent Adventure"

Great. Now I want an Optimus and Megatron voiced by Jeff Bennett and Rob Paulsen. Also, this post is a far more clever reference to that scene than any other time that that TFTM quote has been reiterated in any other actual TF media.

Looks like a stage play.

YouTube keeps changing the titles of the videos. The video with the first episode uploaded by itself went through three different titles ("Rumble in the Jungle" to "Jungle Face-Off" to "Jungle Escape") within two and a half hours of its initial upload, while the video for Episode 2 by itself had...

Marvel G1? Ratchet nursed them back to health in their proper debut and they helped him defeat Megatron. Slag may have initially attacked Ratchet upon first being woken up, but only because Slag was confused and immediately halted his attack when he realized Ratchet was a fellow Autobot.

Megatron also has a military truck toy in this line.

For whatever reason, the actual episode titles have been left out of the episodes themselves, so series writer Ali Lightfoot has been having to reveal the episodes' titles in tweets. It really makes no sense why the actual titles are omitted from the videos, even if YouTube wants to make...

Thus far, everyone in that show has been a jibber-jabberer, not just Bee.

On the flip side, the further behind us we put mute Bumblebee, the better.

That's not the actual name of the episode. None of the titles on YouTube for any of the Cyberworld episode uploads have been the actual correct names for any of the episodes.

Get a bunch of Quintus and have them try to steal the cows from Romani Ranch.

I'm reminded of the mystery in season 1 of Beast Machines, in which the Maximals had to regain their lost memories and figure out what happened in the time between their departure from the Beast Wars and their reawakening with amnesia on Cybertron. This mystery was fully wrapped up with all its...

Twenty minutes? 😜

First, Cyberverse Sky-Byte was Skeletor, and now, Cyberworld Sky-Byte is Darkonda.

At least the storyboard sequence with Magnus & Friends vs. Devastator got properly adapted into comic form:

Well, they do work for Unicron, who is known for his big appetite.

Booticus

Fryclonus, the warrior, and his Charmada.

Hasbro: "...What is this 'Cyberworld' you speak of?" :p

Nintendo of America, specifically. The Japanese advertisements for the game instead just call it "the untold story" since "canon" as it's used in the West is a very western concept that isn't as strongly held in regard in Japan.