From a ComicBook.com exclusive article, new details and the first animation model images. Show is about Bumblebee regaining his memories with the help of wind blade, thats where the anthology elements will come into play.
"As each memory is repaired, another clue comes to light that will lead them both to complete their shared mission to save their friends and Earth… however, the Decepticons are hot on their heels and time is running out.”

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Gah, I was just about to do a thread on this.

You beat me to it... 

 

jesus not another kid friendly show .......SON OF... *cans.wav*

 

Is Windblade becoming the third member of the Eternal Autobot Trinity, alongside Optimus and Bumblebee?

 

Wouldn't be surprised. It was a perfect opportunity for hasbro to create a wholly original character, while also being able to slip it into the tf lexicon, a female lead for the modern era, built in the modern era. Basically, helps widen the audience a bit.

 

Animated 2.0?-_-

 

I'm really loving the art style on this, but I'm filled with dread over what feels like a high possibility that it's going to be an 11min show.

 

Pretty disappointed if this is the aesthetic they are going to stick with...

 

Could be interesting. Definitely curious about the anthology aspect, though I'm not quite sure about the art style yet

 

I'd be happy if it were 2D animated with a little bit of a looser style. I know thats modern and how a lot of todays shows are animated, but I feel 3D animated tf has had its run for 8 years and now it's time to let that go for a series. I think the art style looks ok, as long as they animate it well.

 

I actually don't mind the aesthetics for this show. Windblade looks okay, a bit too red for my tastes, but okay. Bumblebee looks great, and so does Optimus.

At least I was right about Bumblebee and Optimus Prime's "My Busy Book" designs being in this show.

 

While they're similar in many aspects (like the layout of bee's chest and shoulders), the design and and style of the models are quite different from the My Busy Book, which I'm glad of. I was worried, with the My Busy Book designs, that the show would look like those 2006-2008 flash animated transformers: classics shorts hasbro did for their website.

 

I like how the style looks for the most part. The synopsis sounds interesting, and perhaps it could turn out to be pretty good. Part of me is annoyed that they're still forcing Windblade into another series, but maybe if she's written like Strongarm, I'll take to her this time around. Only time will tell. God help us if they base her on the one from the Machinima series.

The whole "and his best friend Windblade" bit feels so forced and fanfic-y.

 

Well, that's disappointing. This overload of Bumblebee is really starting to turn me off of a character I once loved.
Are they that afraid of focusing on other characters like Jazz, Swipe/Sunny, Bluestreak, Smokescreen, Wheeljack, Blurr or even Prowl?
Enough with focusing on Bee and Prime.

 

Not fond of the aesthetic at all, but if the show is good I can forgive it.

 

To be fair, from what I understand from prior info, while the overarching plot will center around Bee and Blade, each episode will focus on a specific character and their history.

 

I just wish she wasn't primarily red. We get enough Prime with every show/toyline that I'd love a big focus character that was green or blue or something.

 

That's nice and all, but at the end of the day, it's still Bee centered.  

 

I'm also disappointed that haven't tried experimenting with her design.Sure, some of the angles and curves are different, but her overall body design and vehicle kibble seem to have remained the same through all her incarnations so far.