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	\|production companies=~~Buena Vista Distribution<br>~~Walt Disney ~~Animation~~ Studios<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]		\|production companies= Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]
	\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney ~~Pictures~~		\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney Animation Studios
	\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]		\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]
	\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]		\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]

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	\|production companies=Buena Vista Distribution<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]~~<br>Walt Disney Animation Studios~~<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]		\|production companies=Buena Vista Distribution<br>Walt Disney Animation Studios<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]
	\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney Pictures		\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney Pictures
	\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]		\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]

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	\|production companies=Buena Vista Distribution<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]		\|production companies=Buena Vista Distribution<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney Animation Studios<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]
	\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney		\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney Pictures
	\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]		\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]
	\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]		\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]

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	\|production companies=~~[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures\|~~Buena Vista Distribution]]<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]		\|production companies=Buena Vista Distribution<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]
	\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>~~[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_Pictures~~		\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney
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	\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]		\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]
	\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]		\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]

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	\|production companies=Buena Vista Distribution<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]		\|production companies=[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures\|Buena Vista Distribution]]<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]
	\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney Pictures		\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_Pictures
			\|Walt Disney Pictures]]
	\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]		\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]
	\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]		\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]

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	*[[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] ([[Steve Blum]])		*[[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] ([[Steve Blum]])
	*[[Brawn (ROTF)\|Brawn]] ([[Kirk Baily]])		*[[Brawn (ROTF)\|Brawn]] ([[Kirk Baily]])
	*[[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]]		*[[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]] ([[Jess Harnell]])
	*Autobot soldiers		*Autobot soldiers

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	**[[Ravage (ROTF)\|Ravage]]		**[[Ravage (ROTF)\|Ravage]]
	*[[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (Jon Bailey)		*[[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (Jon Bailey)
	*[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] ([[Charlie Adler]]))		*[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] ([[Charlie Adler]])
	*[[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]]†		*[[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]]†
	*[[Skywarp (Movie)\|Skywarp]]†		*[[Skywarp (Movie)\|Skywarp]]†

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	\|production companies=[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]		\|production companies=Buena Vista Distribution<br>[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]
	\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]		\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>Walt Disney Pictures
	\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]		\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]
	\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]		\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]
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	*[[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (Jon Bailey)		*[[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (Jon Bailey)
	*[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]		*[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] ([[Charlie Adler]]))
	*[[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]]†		*[[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]]†
	*[[Skywarp (Movie)\|Skywarp]]†		*[[Skywarp (Movie)\|Skywarp]]†

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Continuity notes

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	* Ancillary media dating back to [[2007]] has primarily credited [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]] with inflicting the injuries that caused Bumblebee to lose his voice (with both the [[Aligned continuity family]] and the [[Transformers: Cyberverse (cartoon)\|''Cyberverse'' cartoon]] adapting the idea for their continuities), but internal to the films themselves, no specifics were ever provided, with "damage in battle" being the only reason given for the little Autobot's muteness. ''Bumblebee'' tells the on-screen version of the story, revealing that Blitzwing was the culprit.		* Ancillary media dating back to [[2007]] has primarily credited [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]] with inflicting the injuries that caused Bumblebee to lose his voice (with both the [[Aligned continuity family]] and the [[Transformers: Cyberverse (cartoon)\|''Cyberverse'' cartoon]] adapting the idea for their continuities), but internal to the films themselves, no specifics were ever provided, with "damage in battle" being the only reason given for the little Autobot's muteness. ''Bumblebee'' tells the on-screen version of the story, revealing that Blitzwing was the culprit.
	* Meanwhile, Megatron himself is notably absent from the film's Cybertron-set prelude since, per the first movie's events, he is frozen on Earth at the time.		* Meanwhile, Megatron himself is notably absent from the film's Cybertron-set prelude since, per the first movie's events, he is frozen on Earth at the time.
	* The first film introduced Sector 7 and their [[Hoover Dam]] headquarters. A young [[Seymour Simmons]] (played by [[John Turturro]] in the present-day films) appears among the organization's ranks.		[[File:BB-movie-dam.jpg\|thumb\|If only they knew [[Megatron (Movie)\|who]] and [[AllSpark\|what]] was under there...]]
			* The first film introduced Sector 7 and their [[Hoover Dam]] headquarters (see image at right). A young [[Seymour Simmons]] (played by [[John Turturro]] in the present-day films) appears among the organization's ranks.
	* Thanks to Charlie fitting him with a working radio, Bumblebee learns how to "speak" by using snippets of music to express himself, which is, of course, how he communicates in all the other films.		* Thanks to Charlie fitting him with a working radio, Bumblebee learns how to "speak" by using snippets of music to express himself, which is, of course, how he communicates in all the other films.
	* Burns warns Whalen of the potential for Decepticon attacks on Earth, citing [[Washington, D.C.]], [[New York City]] and [[Chicago]] as possible targets. All three of these cities experienced Decepticon activity in other ''Transformers'' films: New York in ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'', and D.C. and Chicago in ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\|Dark of the Moon]]''.		* Burns warns Whalen of the potential for Decepticon attacks on Earth, citing [[Washington, D.C.]], [[New York City]] and [[Chicago]] as possible targets. All three of these cities experienced Decepticon activity in other ''Transformers'' films: New York in ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'', and D.C. and Chicago in ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\|Dark of the Moon]]''.
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	* The ''big'' principal continuity-breaker is that the film completely throws out ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|The Last Knight]]'''s premise that Bumblebee and the Autobots were active on Earth during significant periods throughout history, such as the {{w\|American Revolutionary War}}, the {{w\|Napoleonic Wars}}, [[World War I]], [[World War II]] and so on, and instead shows Bumblebee to have first come to Earth in [[1987]]. By extension, this also throws the film's [[Transformers: Bumblebee Movie Prequel\|prequel comic]], which also operated on ''The Last Knight''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s premise, out the window.		* The ''big'' principal continuity-breaker is that the film completely throws out ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|The Last Knight]]'''s premise that Bumblebee and the Autobots were active on Earth during significant periods throughout history, such as the {{w\|American Revolutionary War}}, the {{w\|Napoleonic Wars}}, [[World War I]], [[World War II]] and so on, and instead shows Bumblebee to have first come to Earth in [[1987]]. By extension, this also throws the film's [[Transformers: Bumblebee Movie Prequel\|prequel comic]], which also operated on ''The Last Knight''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s premise, out the window.
	* More circumstantially, the film's aesthetics are notably different, hewing much closer to Generation 1. Cybertron itself closely resembles its Generation 1 design instead of the "honeycomb" design seen in ''Dark of the Moon'' and ''The Last Knight''. Bumblebee's '77 Camaro robot-mode body, seen in the film's mid-credits sequence, is entirely different from his 2007 film appearance, instead depicted as a variation of the body used through the rest of this film.		* More circumstantially, the film's aesthetics are notably different, hewing much closer to Generation 1. Cybertron itself closely resembles its Generation 1 design instead of the "honeycomb" design seen in ''Dark of the Moon'' and ''The Last Knight''. Bumblebee's '77 Camaro robot-mode body, seen in the film's mid-credits sequence, is entirely different from his 2007 film appearance, instead depicted as a variation of the body used through the rest of this film.
	* Sector 7 refers to their meeting with Shatter and Dropkick as "first contact," which feels a little off since, according to the first film, they've kept the AllSpark and the frozen Megatron in their Hoover Dam base since the early 20th century. Neither Megatron nor the AllSpark are mentioned in the movie's final cut, with Dropkick and Shatter showing no awareness of them despite being allowed into the base where Sector 7 keeps them—but these aren't really true inter-movie continuity-breaking discrepancies, as the same thing happened in the ''original'' cut of the film, where Megatron ''did'' appear in Sector Seven's possession in a mid-credits scene (again [[#Changes before, during, and after production\|see below]]).		* Sector 7 refers to their meeting with Shatter and Dropkick as "first contact," which feels a little off since, according to the first film, they've kept the AllSpark and the frozen Megatron in their Hoover Dam base since the early 20th century (however, one might just think what they actually meant was "first verbal interaction" with an alien species). Neither Megatron nor the AllSpark are mentioned in the movie's final cut, with Dropkick and Shatter showing no awareness of them despite being allowed into the base where Sector 7 keeps them—but these aren't really true inter-movie continuity-breaking discrepancies, as the same thing happened in the ''original'' cut of the film, where Megatron ''did'' appear in Sector Seven's possession in a mid-credits scene (again [[#Changes before, during, and after production\|see below]]).
	* In-keeping with the AllSpark going unmentioned, the Autobots leave Cybertron because they are on the losing end of the war, with Bumblebee going to Earth to establish a fallback position for his comrades, rather than to search for the cube. This isn't particularly incompatible what we see of 'Bee in the first film; the fact that the Autobots are seen arriving on Earth at the end in 1987 when the first film showed them coming in 2007 is more incongruous, but no more so than ''The Last Knight'' claiming that they'd already been there for centuries. Reconciling either ''The Last Knight'' or ''Bumblebee'' with the first film requires assuming that the Autobots will leave Earth again at some point in the next 20 years to search other planets and systems for the AllSpark, as mentioned in the first film's prologue, only to return when Bumblebee discovers it was on Earth all along—but as we said, this movie doesn't mention that. Notably, having Bumblebee lose his voice ''after'' coming to Earth actually ''necessitates'' a meeting between 'Bee and the other Autobots before the first movie. Ratchet noted in that film that he'd been trying to fix Bumblebee's voice for a while, meaning his arrival in 2007 couldn't be the first time he'd seen Bumblebee since he lost his voice.		* In-keeping with the AllSpark going unmentioned, the Autobots leave Cybertron because they are on the losing end of the war, with Bumblebee going to Earth to establish a fallback position for his comrades, rather than to search for the cube. This isn't particularly incompatible what we see of 'Bee in the first film; the fact that the Autobots are seen arriving on Earth at the end in 1987 when the first film showed them coming in 2007 is more incongruous, but no more so than ''The Last Knight'' claiming that they'd already been there for centuries. Reconciling either ''The Last Knight'' or ''Bumblebee'' with the first film requires assuming that the Autobots will leave Earth again at some point in the next 20 years to search other planets and systems for the AllSpark, as mentioned in the first film's prologue, only to return when Bumblebee discovers it was on Earth all along—but as we said, this movie doesn't mention that. Notably, having Bumblebee lose his voice ''after'' coming to Earth actually ''necessitates'' a meeting between 'Bee and the other Autobots before the first movie. Ratchet noted in that film that he'd been trying to fix Bumblebee's voice for a while, meaning his arrival in 2007 couldn't be the first time he'd seen Bumblebee since he lost his voice.

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	*[[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (Jon Bailey)		*[[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (Jon Bailey)
	*[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] ([[Charlie Adler]]))		*[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] ([[Charlie Adler]])
	*[[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]]†		*[[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]]†
	*[[Skywarp (Movie)\|Skywarp]]†		*[[Skywarp (Movie)\|Skywarp]]†

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	\|caption=According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway, because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.		\|caption=According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway, because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
	\|production companies= ~~Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures<br>~~[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]		\|production companies=[[Allspark Pictures]]<br>[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura\|di Bonaventura Pictures]]<br>[[Tencent Pictures]]<br>[[Michael Bay\|Bay Films]]
	\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]~~<br>Walt Disney Animation Studios~~		\|distributor=[[Paramount Pictures]]
	\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]		\|executive producer=[[Steven Spielberg]]
	\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]		\|producer=[[Lorenzo di Bonaventura]]<br>[[Tom DeSanto]]<br>[[Don Murphy]]<br>[[Michael Bay]]<br>[[Mark Vahradian]]
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	*[[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] ([[Steve Blum]])		*[[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] ([[Steve Blum]])
	*[[Brawn (ROTF)\|Brawn]] ([[Kirk Baily]])		*[[Brawn (ROTF)\|Brawn]] ([[Kirk Baily]])
	*[[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]] ~~([[Jess Harnell]])~~		*[[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]]
	*Autobot soldiers		*Autobot soldiers

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	**[[Ravage (ROTF)\|Ravage]]		**[[Ravage (ROTF)\|Ravage]]
	*[[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (Jon Bailey)		*[[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (Jon Bailey)
	*[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] ~~([[Charlie Adler]])~~		*[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]
	*[[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]]†		*[[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]]†
	*[[Skywarp (Movie)\|Skywarp]]†		*[[Skywarp (Movie)\|Skywarp]]†