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Transformers: Prime
20108
AnimaçãoAction & AdventureKids
Lançamento
26 de nov. de 2010
País
Estados Unidos
Produções
Hasbro StudiosDigitalscapeK/O Paper ProductsDarby Pop ProductionsPolygon Pictures
Team Prime vive na Terra, três anos após seu último confronto com Decepticons . Autobot Central Command está localizado em um silo de mísseis convertido em Nevada fornecido pelo governo dos Estados Unidos, com o agente especial William Fowler atuando como sua ligação. No entanto, a presença de Transformers on Earth não é geralmente conhecida entre a população civil.
Quando os Decepticons resurgem, os Autobots levam três testemunhas adolescentes, Jack Darby , Miko Nakadai e Raf Esquivel sob sua proteção. Megatron retorna tendo descoberto a Dark Energon , que lhe concede o poder de ressuscitar os mortos, mas está ferido, com Starscream assumindo o comando em sua ausência. Após o avivamento de Megatron, Starscream foge depois de mostrar repetidamente que ele é incapaz de provar sua lealdade ao líder Decepticon .
About
Quick guide
Transformers: Prime is an animated series following the Autobots' battle against the Decepticons on Earth.
Transformers: Prime, airing from 2010 to 2013, brings the iconic Autobots to a contemporary Earth setting. The series centers on Team Prime—Optimus, Bumblebee, Arcee, Ratchet, Bulkhead, and later allies—who defend humanity from Megatron’s Decepticons. Each episode blends high‑speed action with strategic storytelling, as the Autobots confront not only foes but also the mysterious Dark Energon, a dangerous energy that can resurrect fallen Transformers. Over three seasons, the narrative expands with the introduction of Predacons, the ancient threat Unicron, and political intrigue surrounding Earth’s governments. While the show maintains a family‑friendly tone, it offers deeper character arcs and darker moments, appealing to both younger audiences and longtime Transformers fans.
What to know
- 3 seasons, 65 episodes, 22‑minute runtime
- Team Prime includes Optimus, Bumblebee, Arcee, Ratchet, Bulkhead
- Main conflict: Autobots vs. Decepticons led by Megatron
- Dark Energon resurrects fallen Transformers but corrupts them
- Predacons introduced as dragon‑like beings in season 3
- Unicron appears as an ancient, planet‑sized threat
- Human allies: Jack, Miko, Raf, Agent Fowler
- Available on Amazon Prime Video, Plex, and other streaming services
Watch if
Transformers: Prime is a 65‑episode animated series that follows the Autobots' battle against the Decepticons on Earth, featuring deep lore, action, and human allies today.
Skip if
If you prefer light‑hearted cartoons with no darker themes or complex plots, Transformers: Prime may feel heavy or too action‑heavy.
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Premise
Transformers: Prime brings the Autobots to a modern Earth, where they live in secrecy near Jasper, Nevada. They protect humans from the Decepticons while keeping their true nature hidden. The series balances sci‑fi action with human drama, following Team Prime’s mission to maintain peace between Earth and Cybertron.
Main Characters
The core of Team Prime includes Optimus Prime, the seasoned leader; Bumblebee, the scout; Arcee, the agile fighter; Ratchet, the medical officer; Bulkhead, the muscle; and allies like Jack Darby, Miko, Raf, and Agent Fowler. Their diverse skills and personalities create dynamic teamwork against the Decepticons.
Season Structure
Season one establishes the conflict and introduces Dark Energon. Season two expands the mythology with the Iacon relics, political intrigue, and new allies. Season three, titled ‘Beast Hunters,’ focuses on the Predacons and the looming threat of Unicron, culminating in a final showdown that resolves the series.
Major Villains
Megatron leads the Decepticons, supported by Starscream, Soundwave, and later Shockwave. Dark Energon empowers undead Transformers called Terrorcons. Predacons, dragon‑like beings created by Shockwave, and the ancient Unicron threaten the planet. The series showcases complex motives and shifting alliances among these foes.
Special Elements
Dark Energon, a volatile energy capable of resurrecting dead Transformers, drives many storylines. The series introduces the Ground Bridge, enabling Earth‑to‑Cybertron travel, and the Space Bridge, a portal for interplanetary travel. Unicron’s presence as a planet‑sized antagonist adds cosmic stakes to the narrative.
Animation Style
The series uses CGI animation with detailed character models and dynamic lighting. The design emphasizes sleek, metallic textures and expressive facial animations. Visual effects highlight Energon blasts, transforming sequences, and large‑scale battles, providing an immersive experience for viewers.
Audience Reception
Transformers: Prime received positive reviews for its mature storytelling, strong voice acting, and action choreography. Critics praised the series’ depth and its appeal to both children and adult fans. Despite some critiques on pacing, the show earned accolades and a dedicated fan base.
Legacy
The series set a new standard for Transformers media with its sophisticated plot and character development. It inspired spin‑offs like ‘Transformers: Robots in Disguise’ and expanded the franchise’s lore. Fans regard it as a flagship entry that blends classic themes with modern animation.
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FAQ
22 Q&A
How many seasons does Transformers Prime have?
Three seasons total, released between 2010 and 2013. Each season contains 26, 26, and 13 episodes respectively, for a total of 65 episodes. The series concluded with a TV movie in 2013.
How many episodes are in Transformers Prime?
There are 65 episodes in total. The first two seasons have 26 episodes each; the third season, titled Beast Hunters, has 13 episodes.
What is the runtime of each episode?
Each episode runs approximately 22 minutes, fitting the standard half‑hour TV slot with commercials.
Who are the main characters in Transformers Prime?
Team Prime includes Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Arcee, Ratchet, Bulkhead, and later allies such as Jack Darby, Miko, Raf, and Agent Fowler.
Who are the main villains?
The Decepticons, led by Megatron, with key figures like Starscream, Soundwave, and Shockwave, pose the primary threat to Team Prime.
What is Dark Energon?
Dark Energon is a powerful, unstable form of Energon that can resurrect fallen Transformers but also corrupts them. It drives many of the series’ conflict arcs.
What are Predacons?
Predacons are dragon‑like Transformers created by the Decepticon scientist Shockwave during the final season. They serve as formidable adversaries to Team Prime.
Who is Unicron?
Unicron is a colossal planet‑sized Transformer that appears in the series, representing an ancient, cosmic threat tied to the core of Earth.
What is the setting of the show?
The series is set on modern Earth, primarily near a former missile silo in Jasper, Nevada, where Team Prime operates under the cover of secrecy.
When did Transformers Prime first air?
The first episode premiered on November 26, 2010, on The Hub network (now Discovery Family).
When did the series end?
The final episode aired on July 26, 2013, followed by the television film Predacons Rising on October 4, 2013.
Is the show available on streaming services?
Yes. Transformers: Prime can be streamed on Amazon Prime Video, Plex, Tubi, and the official Transformers YouTube channel.
Does the series include human characters?
Yes, the show features human allies such as high‑schooler Jack Darby, exchange student Miko Nakadai, programmer Raf Esquivel, and government agent William Fowler.
Does Transformers Prime have a light or dark tone?
The series balances a family‑friendly tone with darker, more mature themes such as loss, betrayal, and the moral complexities of war.
What is the main conflict in the series?
Team Prime battles the Decepticons, led by Megatron, to protect Earth while navigating political intrigue, the threat of Dark Energon, and the looming menace of Unicron.
Are there any recurring themes?
Themes include loyalty, sacrifice, the nature of leadership, and the struggle between duty and personal relationships.
Who created Transformers Prime?
The series was created by screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, known for their work on the Transformers films.
What animation studio produced the series?
Polygon Pictures and K/O Paper Products produced the CGI animation, with Darby Pop Productions and Hasbro Studios also involved.
Are there any spin‑offs or related shows?
The series spawned the follow‑up show Transformers: Robots in Disguise and inspired a range of Transformers comics and video games.
How was the show received by critics?
Critics praised the series for its strong voice cast, mature storytelling, and high‑quality animation. It earned a dedicated fan base and several award nominations.
Does Transformers Prime contain violence?
The series includes action sequences, battles, and occasional injuries but is tailored for a family‑friendly audience, with no graphic gore.
Is there a TV movie?
Yes, the series concludes with a feature‑length TV movie, Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising, which ties up the main storylines.
Atores
Peter Cullen
Optimus Prime (voice)
Jeffrey Combs
Ratchet (voice)
Frank Welker
Megatron (voice)
Tania Gunadi
Miko Nakadai (voice)
Josh Keaton
Jack Darby (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson
Bulkhead (voice)
Ernie Hudson
Agent William Fowler (voice)
Andy Pessoa
Rafael "Raf" Esquivel (voice)
Sumalee Montano
Arcee (voice)
Nolan North
Smokescreen (voice)
Steve Blum
Starscream (voice)
Michael Ironside
Ultra Magnus (voice)