Transformers: Prime Cancelled
- Summerhayes
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http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/03/22/t ... 8a4c000038
Info-light, but Hasbro seems to have been happy with the direction Prime took.
Info-light, but Hasbro seems to have been happy with the direction Prime took.
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Yeah, 65 episodes is good going. I'm still kind of sorry to see it go, whatever my misgivings. Its won me over and I've been enjoying the early episodes all over again on DVD. It's be nice to get some ratings/ demographic information on how well the show performed. I was under the impression that it was doing rather well before the plug was pulled.
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I'm not sure, could be a bit of either column, but then it's rather disconcerting how they simple ax a new continuity every third season. Admittedly, three seasons is a relatively long time for a cartoon nowadays to go, and Transformers Prime's total episode count is highest compared to other American Transformers shows, but still...
Scuttlebutt is that the next series will be a 'followup' (new show, new mix of characters, a sequel to the continuity), but I imagine that whatever plans are going on, we'll hear about them in more detail (or at least teaser detail) at BotCon.Springer85 wrote:So is it Hasbro's plan to start a new series every 4 years or something? I've been told that TF: Prime is quite popular. Would be such a shame if they cancelled it just because they don't want to give a raise. Or could it be because they want to keep things fresh?
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No kidding. All it would have taken was a quick addition to Prime's dialog to say it was Shockwave AND his pet, the driller.Summerhayes wrote:It's telling to note that DOTM Shockwave was clearly the character without even having an alt-mode. Though there was a lot of confusion as to whether the big robo-squid was part of him or a vehicle or his pet.
It's seems as if the writer was so familiar with the concept of the driller he forgot the audience was new to it. I personally knew what it was because I read the novelization Before seeing the film.
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