How about no Decepticons in TF4, but HUMAN villains

Well, I was thinking there wouldn't be any robots at all. Not even the Transtector kind.

Although I personally would kinda like a live-action Masterforce. As long as it's upfront about it.

Why even have Decepticons at all. Have them fight the Renegades. Or My Little Pony! SMH, what's happened to the fandom...

If we went with that idea, then we'd miss out on some wicked Decepticon character designs.

Uhm no.

As much as I love the idea of Decepticons in human skin, humanity getting fully involved in the Cybertronian civil war as opposed to getting in the way (or at most helping Optimus's group), what Optimus would do if the race he sacrificed his home for turned on him, and seeing who OP would be without Megatron... I still want the Decepticons to be the main villains. Have the Cons get their own NEST-type allies (i.e. an evolution of the alliance with Dylan) would be cool, but the Cons are too classic a villainous faction to be replaced entirely by mundane humans with knock-off transformers.

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It would be called transfohumans if they did that lol

So we can have more humans in a movie series hardly about Transformers at this point? Interesting. Here's a crazy idea, how about they make a movie with NO HUMANS at all ala War/Fall of Cybertron?! Geewhiz I think I forgot to take my meds today!! Rush me to the looney bin nowz or I'm start getting other crazy ideas like that and find the cure for cancer or something!

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While "mature" entirely-CGI narratives have thrived in video games, in cinema fully-animated/effects features still carry a "for kids" stigma, which would likely skew things away from the target demographics into an area Hasbro likely feels is already covered with other media forms. It's ironic, true, considering how many popular films (transformers included) are effects driven, almost to the point of being their majority content, but there's still that human element onscreen.

No, not at all, never.