In a story that looks different and powerful as the story tells of a powerful war where Ultra Magnus and Transformers fight the planet Unicron, which follows the Autobot command line in 2005. It may be a powerful war because it follows another war because they must also defend themselves against a comprehensive attack from Despecticon will probably be that very difficult task.
The Transformers: The Movie has never looked or sounded better (referring to the 30th anniversary edition) and the new bonus features are captivating and amusing. Now if we could just get a similar treatment for G.I. Joe: The Movie...
A 1986 computer-animated feature based on a popular TV cartoon show, further inspired, no doubt, by the philanthropic desire of Japanese and American toy manufacturers to keep their kiddie customers rolling in robots.