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    ‘Transformers: Earthspark’ Executive Producers Give Season 2 Update

    • By Tia Fabi
    • September 15, 2023
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    Transformers is one of those franchises that reboots every few years with a new show. The animation style changes, the voice acting is different (for the most part), and the next generation is exposed to the everlasting war between the Autobots and the Decepticons. And we love Transformers for that. From the G1 days to Beast Wars, Transformers: Animated, Transformers Prime, and Transformers: Cyberverse, there’s a Transformers show for everyone.

    Transformers: Earthspark is the latest reboot, coming from Nickelodeon and premiering on Paramount+. With a fantastic animation style and new voices, Earthspark takes a lot of inspiration from G1 and the amazing IDW comic book series that practically spanned a decade. Specifically, as it was in the comic book realm, the infamous villain Megatron has a change of heart and aligns himself with Optimus. This causes a lot of sore feelings between the villainous Decepticons and Earthspark did an interesting job in handling Megatron’s complicated relationships and history with ally and enemy alike.

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    Transformers: Earthspark also did something completely creative and gave viewers new Transformers called Terrans – the first Cybertronians to be born on Earth. While the show has some weak points in regards to some of the human characters and the Terrans, it does well with its legacy characters and part three of season one was absolutely amazing. You can read Geek Vibes Nation’s review here!

    So, what’s going on with season two? In an interview with CBR, executive producers Ant Ward and Dale Malinowski talk about what fans can expect in season two. We don’t want to spoil anything, but season two definitely had a satisfying end that lays the foundation for all sorts of possibilities in the future. So, what can we expect?

    Ward explained:

    Season 2 starts with a bang! The heroes are in the middle of an extremely important mission. They have new skills for the job, but many obstacles and foes stand in their way. Amidst the chaos, new relationships develop, new and familiar characters enter the story, and big secrets are exposed. It’s a wild ride from start to finish!

    Have you watched Transformers: Earthspark? What is your favorite show in the Transformers franchise? And what do you want to see in Transformers: Earthspark season two?

    Tia Fabi
    Tia Fabi

    A girl with too many fandoms to count.

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