Commercial/Transformers (2007) - Revision history

Cyberlink420 at 05:49, 28 November 2021

2021-11-28T05:49:24Z

Trashatron: /* TV tie-in commercials */

2021-10-08T22:52:26Z

TV tie-in commercials

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	[[File:Awesome Commercial.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|Awesome commercial.]]		[[File:Awesome Commercial.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|Awesome commercial.]]
	* '''Verizon FiOS''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-66C_g2puM] / [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXRCf9LbLM0] (extended)		* '''Verizon FiOS''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-66C_g2puM] / [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXRCf9LbLM0] (extended)
	: [[Michael Bay]] commands things to be AWESOME. Walking around his massive estate, Bay cues up tigers, life-size Bumblebee props, and explosions on demand. In an extended version, Bay bashes aside the [[Nokia-bot]].		: [[Michael Bay]] commands things to be AWESOME. Walking around his massive estate, Bay cues up awesome tigers, awesome life-size Bumblebee props, and awesome explosions on demand. In an extended version, Bay bashes aside the [[Nokia-bot]].

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Cyberlink420 at 18:14, 25 March 2021

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	* '''Friendship''' [http://mfile.akamai.com/17690/wmv/paramount.download.akamai.com/30/mp/transformers/transformers_friendship30_lrg.asx] / [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcuawIuQ3rE]		* '''Friendship''' [http://mfile.akamai.com/17690/wmv/paramount.download.akamai.com/30/mp/transformers/transformers_friendship30_lrg.asx] / [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcuawIuQ3rE]
	Air date 29 May 2007. One of two near-identical spots aired on Nickelodeon. "Driver don't pick the car. Car picks the driver." "Feels good." "My car is alive." ''This 4th of July...they're teaming up...to transform our world.'' "Not so tough without a head, are you?!"		Air date 29 May 2007. One of two near-identical spots aired on [[Nickelodeon]]. "Driver don't pick the car. Car picks the driver." "Feels good." "My car is alive." ''This 4th of July...they're teaming up...to transform our world.'' "Not so tough without a head, are you?!"

	* '''Freak Out''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iehdAn7X0Wk]		* '''Freak Out''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iehdAn7X0Wk]

Yaxuo: /* Toy commercials */

2020-11-28T22:42:56Z

Toy commercials

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	: ''Narration:'' 2006-2007 Guy		: ''Narration:'' 2006-2007 Guy
	: ''Toy segment:'' Megatron lands amongst [[Barricade (Movie)\|Barricade]], [[Brawl (Movie)\|Brawl]] and Blackout. Optimus Prime, [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]], Jazz and Bumblebee race through a city diorama and then transform. A standoff ensues.		: ''Toy segment:'' [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]] lands amongst [[Barricade (Movie)\|Barricade]], [[Brawl (Movie)\|Brawl]] and Blackout. Optimus Prime, [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]], Jazz and Bumblebee race through a city diorama and then transform. A standoff ensues.
	: ''Notes:'' Features clips of [[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]], ~~[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]~~, and Barricade from the movie.		: ''Notes:'' Features clips of [[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]], Megatron, and Barricade from the movie.
	: ''The Transformers' war... has invaded our wold. And the Earth is no match for the evil Decepticons!''		: ''The Transformers' war... has invaded our wold. And the Earth is no match for the evil Decepticons!''
	[[File:Allspark Power Commercial.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|Two shall stand...two shall fall.]]		[[File:Allspark Power Commercial.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|Two shall stand...two shall fall.]]

Kitsune1 at 18:16, 13 May 2020

2020-05-13T18:16:28Z

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	{{anchor\|General Motors}}		{{anchor\|General Motors}}
	* '''General Motors: Chevy Transform Your Ride Sale''' [~~http~~://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~QB9RFlSVos0~~] (~~all four~~)		* '''General Motors: Chevy Transform Your Ride Sale''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uWCR0eC9YY] (female valet version)
	** In the city, a guy leads his ladyfriend to where his car is parked. Unfortunately, Blackout lands nearby and blasts the car to scrap before stalking off, prompting the guy to shriek like a girl.		** In the city, a guy leads his ladyfriend to where his car is parked. Unfortunately, Blackout lands nearby and blasts the car to scrap before stalking off, prompting the guy to shriek like a girl.
	** Optimus Prime comes crashing down onto the street, crushing a man's car. "My bad," he apologizes. "You better ''believe'' it's your bad. It's ''real'' bad -- my wheels!!"		** Optimus Prime comes crashing down onto the street, crushing a man's car. "My bad," he apologizes. "You better ''believe'' it's your bad. It's ''real'' bad -- my wheels!!"

Khajidha at 16:06, 11 November 2018

2018-11-11T16:06:11Z

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	The 2007 [[Transformers (film)\|live-action movie]] saw a merchandising and advertising blitz that surpassed even Generation 1's commercial onslaught. Four different trailers were released in the US alone, with one being released exclusively with the film ''Shrek the Third''. An alternate trailer was created for international distribution and [[Commercial/Japan#Transformers (2007)\|Japan]] had a couple trailers of its own. No less than fifteen different television ads were aired in just the US and Canada prior to the film's release. Several more spots were created to advertise the film while it was in theaters as well as an ad for the IMAX release. [[Target\|Target stores]] even got a unique spot for their in-store TV network. Add to this the commercials for the film from other countries and you already have one of the most advertised films of all time.		The 2007 [[Transformers (film)\|live-action movie]] saw a merchandising and advertising blitz that surpassed even Generation 1's commercial onslaught. Four different trailers were released in the US alone, with one being released exclusively with the film ''Shrek the Third''. An alternate trailer was created for international distribution and [[Commercial/Japan#Transformers (2007)\|Japan]] had a couple trailers of its own. No less than fifteen different television ads were aired in just the US and Canada prior to the film's release. Several more spots were created to advertise the film while it was in theaters as well as an ad for the IMAX release. [[Target\|Target stores]] even got a unique spot for their in-store TV network. Add to this the commercials for the film from other countries and you already have one of the most advertised films of all time.

	But we're not done yet! There were numerous tie-in commercials ranging from [[Burger King]] to [[General Motors]] to a {{w\|Verizon}} ad starring the film's director, [[Michael Bay]]. Toy commercials covered more than just the normal action figures, with other play patterns such as the [[Cyber Stompin' Robots]] and role play items. Action figures ads ~~comprised~~ a very broad overview, using a relatively small selection of figures to represent the line as a whole. There were two main spots, one for the initial roll out of the line, and a later spot covering the [[AllSpark Power]] sub-line. The [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Ultimate\|Ultimate Bumblebee figure]] was the subject of the only other action figure ad.		But we're not done yet! There were numerous tie-in commercials ranging from [[Burger King]] to [[General Motors]] to a {{w\|Verizon}} ad starring the film's director, [[Michael Bay]]. Toy commercials covered more than just the normal action figures, with other play patterns such as the [[Cyber Stompin' Robots]] and role play items. Action figures ads gave a very broad overview, using a relatively small selection of figures to represent the line as a whole. There were two main spots, one for the initial roll out of the line, and a later spot covering the [[AllSpark Power]] sub-line. The [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Ultimate\|Ultimate Bumblebee figure]] was the subject of the only other action figure ad.

	The advertising rampage also extended to the film's home video release. The DVD got at least one ad to itself, while also being advertised in three other spots with the HD-DVD version. The DVD version got an additional plug in {{w\|USA Network}}'s "Character To Watch" ad campaign.		The advertising rampage also extended to the film's home video release. The DVD got at least one ad to itself, while also being advertised in three other spots with the HD-DVD version. The DVD version got an additional plug in {{w\|USA Network}}'s "Character To Watch" ad campaign.

Cyberlink420 at 14:20, 20 August 2018

2018-08-20T14:20:08Z

Igordebraga: /* TV tie-in commercials */

2017-07-12T03:55:44Z

TV tie-in commercials

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	===TV tie-in commercials===		===TV tie-in commercials===
	{{anchor\|Burger King}}		{{anchor\|Burger King}}
	* '''Burger King''' [~~http~~://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~fkTP8YAZRUs~~]		* '''Burger King''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxhjAiP9hk8]
	: Optimus Prime walks up to the drive-thru and orders a Whopper (No cheese, no onions, extra pickles with a side of ?), with the attendant telling him he needs a vehicle. He promptly transforms to truck mode, only to be informed that he also needs a driver. "Oh, ''come on!''" Includes tail-end promo for Burger King freebie Transformer toys. Additional tie-ins were available through Burger King's web site.		: Optimus Prime walks up to the drive-thru and orders a Whopper (No cheese, no onions, extra pickles with a side of ?), with the attendant telling him he needs a vehicle. He promptly transforms to truck mode, only to be informed that he also needs a driver. "Oh, ''come on!''" Includes tail-end promo for Burger King freebie Transformer toys. Additional tie-ins were available through Burger King's web site.

Ascendron: /* TV tie-in commercials */ Trying to be a bit more efficient with these edits.

2016-01-06T18:16:02Z

TV tie-in commercials: Trying to be a bit more efficient with these edits.

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	===TV tie-in commercials===		===TV tie-in commercials===
			{{anchor\|Burger King}}
	* '''Burger King''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkTP8YAZRUs]		* '''Burger King''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkTP8YAZRUs]
	: Optimus Prime walks up to the drive-thru and orders a Whopper (No cheese, no onions, extra pickles with a side of ?), with the attendant telling him he needs a vehicle. He promptly transforms to truck mode, only to be informed that he also needs a driver. "Oh, ''come on!''" Includes tail-end promo for Burger King freebie Transformer toys. Additional tie-ins were available through Burger King's web site.		: Optimus Prime walks up to the drive-thru and orders a Whopper (No cheese, no onions, extra pickles with a side of ?), with the attendant telling him he needs a vehicle. He promptly transforms to truck mode, only to be informed that he also needs a driver. "Oh, ''come on!''" Includes tail-end promo for Burger King freebie Transformer toys. Additional tie-ins were available through Burger King's web site.

			{{anchor\|General Motors}}
	* '''General Motors: Chevy Transform Your Ride Sale''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QB9RFlSVos0] (all four)		* '''General Motors: Chevy Transform Your Ride Sale''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QB9RFlSVos0] (all four)
	** In the city, a guy leads his ladyfriend to where his car is parked. Unfortunately, Blackout lands nearby and blasts the car to scrap before stalking off, prompting the guy to shriek like a girl.		** In the city, a guy leads his ladyfriend to where his car is parked. Unfortunately, Blackout lands nearby and blasts the car to scrap before stalking off, prompting the guy to shriek like a girl.
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	:''Need a new car or truck?''		:''Need a new car or truck?''

			{{anchor\|Lunchables}}
	[[File:Toaster dew.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|If an evil killer alien robot endorses it, how can it be bad?]]		[[File:Toaster dew.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|If an evil killer alien robot endorses it, how can it be bad?]]
	* '''Lunchables''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMZtsIFyf0A]		* '''Lunchables''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMZtsIFyf0A]
	: A generic cartoonish-CGI rendered robot drives, transforms, and bounds up to [[Lunchables Brigade\|some hyperactive kids having lunch]].		: A generic cartoonish-CGI rendered robot drives, transforms, and bounds up to [[Lunchables Brigade\|some hyperactive kids having lunch]].

			{{anchor\|Maxim}}
	* '''Maxim''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydbakH6Pfqg]		* '''Maxim''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydbakH6Pfqg]
	: Maxim Killer 3 contest: [[Megan Fox]] is shown looking sexy and called a killer talent. The Pontiac Solstice GXP is shown looking equally sexy and called a killer ride. [[Jazz (Movie)\|Jazz]] (looking sexy of course) is called a killer ...of Decepticons? ''Check out Killer3.com and enter for your chance to win a Pontiac Solstice GXP plus VIP treatment at the Hollywood premiere of Transformers with the star of the movie, <s>Shia Labeouf</s> Megan Fox.''		: Maxim Killer 3 contest: [[Megan Fox]] is shown looking sexy and called a killer talent. The Pontiac Solstice GXP is shown looking equally sexy and called a killer ride. [[Jazz (Movie)\|Jazz]] (looking sexy of course) is called a killer ...of Decepticons? ''Check out Killer3.com and enter for your chance to win a Pontiac Solstice GXP plus VIP treatment at the Hollywood premiere of Transformers with the star of the movie, <s>Shia Labeouf</s> Megan Fox.''

			{{anchor\|Mountain Dew}}
	* '''Mountain Dew''' [http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2exy2_transformers-mountain-dew-comercial_blog]		* '''Mountain Dew''' [http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2exy2_transformers-mountain-dew-comercial_blog]
	:"Transform Your Summer" contest: a late-twenties loft dweller yells at his toaster for taking the last [[Mountain Dew]], prompting his roommates to drag him away... while behind their backs, the [[Ejector\|toaster]] converts to a [[soft drink\|soda]]-bearing mechanical monster and does a defiant little dance. Tail segment advertises the [[Transform Your Summer]] contest.		:"Transform Your Summer" contest: a late-twenties loft dweller yells at his toaster for taking the last [[Mountain Dew]], prompting his roommates to drag him away... while behind their backs, the [[Ejector\|toaster]] converts to a [[soft drink\|soda]]-bearing mechanical monster and does a defiant little dance. Tail segment advertises the [[Transform Your Summer]] contest.

			{{anchor\|T-Mobile}}
	* '''T-Mobile HTC HD2 "Expectations"'''		* '''T-Mobile HTC HD2 "Expectations"'''
	: An excerpt of Sam & Mikaela watching the [[transition form]] Autobots fall from the sky pans out to show that it's playing on a HTC HD2 smart phone. A hand reaches out and turns the phone to a vertical position before playing with the menu.		: An excerpt of Sam & Mikaela watching the [[transition form]] Autobots fall from the sky pans out to show that it's playing on a HTC HD2 smart phone. A hand reaches out and turns the phone to a vertical position before playing with the menu.
	: ''Notes:'' This ad began airing in March of 2010.		: ''Notes:'' This ad began airing in March of 2010.

			{{anchor\|The Game}}
	* '''''[[Transformers The Game]]'''''		* '''''[[Transformers The Game]]'''''
	** Trailer #1 [http://www.gametrailers.com/video/trailer-transformers-the/19139]<br>Air date unknown. Optimus Prime narrates: "Protect... or destroy. Good... or evil. Where you stand is a question of choice."		** Trailer #1 [http://www.gametrailers.com/video/trailer-transformers-the/19139]<br>Air date unknown. Optimus Prime narrates: "Protect... or destroy. Good... or evil. Where you stand is a question of choice."
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	** ''[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons]]'' Trailer [http://www.gametrailers.com/video/trailer-transformers-autobots/21167]<br>Air date Unknown. ''On the streets of our cities, there is a war brewing. Between those who want to protect our world and those determined to destroy it. Which side...will YOU choose?''		** ''[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons]]'' Trailer [http://www.gametrailers.com/video/trailer-transformers-autobots/21167]<br>Air date Unknown. ''On the streets of our cities, there is a war brewing. Between those who want to protect our world and those determined to destroy it. Which side...will YOU choose?''

			{{anchor\|Verizon}}
	[[File:Awesome Commercial.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|Awesome commercial.]]		[[File:Awesome Commercial.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|Awesome commercial.]]
	* '''Verizon FiOS''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-66C_g2puM] / [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXRCf9LbLM0] (extended)		* '''Verizon FiOS''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-66C_g2puM] / [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXRCf9LbLM0] (extended)

SanityOrMadness: /* Trailers */

2015-04-02T22:52:42Z

Trailers

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	:* The scene of [[Blackout (Movie)\|Blackout]] transforming in [[Mission City]] is longer and has [[William Lennox\|Lennox]] yelling in the middle of it instead of after.		:* The scene of [[Blackout (Movie)\|Blackout]] transforming in [[Mission City]] is longer and has [[William Lennox\|Lennox]] yelling in the middle of it instead of after.
	:* A scene of Scorponok leaping from underground in the desert replaces the scene of Starscream transforming and sliding.		:* A scene of Scorponok leaping from underground in the desert replaces the scene of Starscream transforming and sliding.
	:* The scene of [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]] transforming and landing is replaced by a scene of Megatron landing, but already in robot mode.		:* The scene of [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]] transforming and landing is replaced by a scene of Megatron landing, but already in [[robot mode]].
	:* The kid yelling "Cool Mom!" is shown in the middle of Bonecrusher slicing the bus in half.		:* The kid yelling "Cool Mom!" is shown in the middle of Bonecrusher slicing the bus in half.
	:* "From Director Michael Bay" and "And Producer Steven Spielberg" are spoken instead of written.		:* "From Director Michael Bay" and "And Producer Steven Spielberg" are spoken instead of written.

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	The 2007 [[Transformers (film)\|live-action movie]] saw a merchandising and advertising blitz that surpassed even Generation 1's commercial onslaught. Four different trailers were released in the US alone, with one being released exclusively with the film ''Shrek the Third''. An alternate trailer was created for international distribution and [[Commercial/Japan#Transformers (2007)\|Japan]] had a couple trailers of its own. No less than fifteen different television ads were aired in just the US and Canada prior to the film's release. Several more spots were created to advertise the film while it was in theaters as well as an ad for the IMAX release. [[Target\|Target stores]] even got a unique spot for their in-store TV network. Add to this the commercials for the film from other countries and you already have one of the most advertised films of all time.		The 2007 [[Transformers (film)\|live-action movie]] saw a merchandising and advertising blitz that surpassed even Generation 1's commercial onslaught. Four different trailers were released in the US alone, with one being released exclusively with the film ''Shrek the Third''. An alternate trailer was created for international distribution and [[Commercial/Japan#Transformers (2007)\|Japan]] had a couple trailers of its own. No less than fifteen different television ads were aired in just the US and Canada prior to the film's release. Several more spots were created to advertise the film while it was in theaters as well as an ad for the IMAX release. [[Target\|Target stores]] even got a unique spot for their in-store TV network. Add to this the commercials for the film from other countries and you already have one of the most advertised films of all time.

	But we're not done yet! There were numerous tie-in commercials ranging from [[Burger King]] to [[General Motors]] to a {{w\|Verizon}} ad starring the film's director, [[Michael Bay]]. Toy commercials covered more than just the normal action figures, with other play patterns such as the [[Cyber Stompin' Robots]] and role play items. Action figures ads ~~comprised~~ a very broad overview, using a relatively small selection of figures to represent the line as a whole. There were two main spots, one for the initial roll out of the line, and a later spot covering the [[AllSpark Power]] sub-line. The [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Ultimate\|Ultimate Bumblebee figure]] was the subject of the only other action figure ad.		But we're not done yet! There were numerous tie-in commercials ranging from [[Burger King]] to [[General Motors]] to a {{w\|Verizon}} ad starring the film's director, [[Michael Bay]]. Toy commercials covered more than just the normal action figures, with other play patterns such as the [[Cyber Stompin' Robots]] and role play items. Action figures ads gave a very broad overview, using a relatively small selection of figures to represent the line as a whole. There were two main spots, one for the initial roll out of the line, and a later spot covering the [[AllSpark Power]] sub-line. The [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Ultimate\|Ultimate Bumblebee figure]] was the subject of the only other action figure ad.

	The advertising rampage also extended to the film's home video release. The DVD got at least one ad to itself, while also being advertised in three other spots with the HD-DVD version. The DVD version got an additional plug in {{w\|USA Network}}'s "Character To Watch" ad campaign.		The advertising rampage also extended to the film's home video release. The DVD got at least one ad to itself, while also being advertised in three other spots with the HD-DVD version. The DVD version got an additional plug in {{w\|USA Network}}'s "Character To Watch" ad campaign.

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	The 2007 [[Transformers (film)\|live-action movie]] saw a merchandising and advertising blitz that surpassed even Generation 1's commercial onslaught. Four different trailers were released in the US alone, with one being released exclusively with the film ''Shrek the Third''. An alternate trailer was created for international distribution and [[Commercial/Japan#Transformers (2007)\|Japan]] had a couple trailers of its own. No less than fifteen different television ads were aired in just the US and Canada prior to the film's release. Several more spots were created to advertise the film while it was in theaters as well as an ad for the IMAX release. [[Target\|Target stores]] even got a unique spot for their in-store TV network. Add to this the commercials for the film from other countries and you already have one of the most advertised films of all time.		The 2007 [[Transformers (film)\|live-action movie]] saw a merchandising and advertising blitz that surpassed even Generation 1's commercial onslaught. Four different trailers were released in the US alone, with one being released exclusively with the film ''Shrek the Third''. An alternate trailer was created for international distribution and [[Commercial/Japan#Transformers (2007)\|Japan]] had a couple trailers of its own. No less than fifteen different television ads were aired in just the US and Canada prior to the film's release. Several more spots were created to advertise the film while it was in theaters as well as an ad for the IMAX release. [[Target\|Target stores]] even got a unique spot for their in-store TV network. Add to this the commercials for the film from other countries and you already have one of the most advertised films of all time.

	But we're not done yet! There were numerous tie-in commercials ranging from [[Burger King]] to [[General Motors]] to a ~~[[wikipedia:Verizon~~\|Verizon]] ad starring the film's director, [[Michael Bay]]. Toy commercials covered more than just the normal action figures, with other play patterns such as the [[Cyber Stompin' Robots]] and role play items. Action figures ads comprised a very broad overview, using a relatively small selection of figures to represent the line as a whole. There were two main spots, one for the initial roll out of the line, and a later spot covering the [[AllSpark Power]] sub-line. The [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Ultimate\|Ultimate Bumblebee figure]] was the subject of the only other action figure ad.		But we're not done yet! There were numerous tie-in commercials ranging from [[Burger King]] to [[General Motors]] to a {{w\|Verizon}} ad starring the film's director, [[Michael Bay]]. Toy commercials covered more than just the normal action figures, with other play patterns such as the [[Cyber Stompin' Robots]] and role play items. Action figures ads comprised a very broad overview, using a relatively small selection of figures to represent the line as a whole. There were two main spots, one for the initial roll out of the line, and a later spot covering the [[AllSpark Power]] sub-line. The [[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys#Ultimate\|Ultimate Bumblebee figure]] was the subject of the only other action figure ad.

	The advertising rampage also extended to the film's home video release. The DVD got at least one ad to itself, while also being advertised in three other spots with the HD-DVD version. The DVD version got an additional plug in ~~[[wikipedia:USA Network~~\|USA Network]]'s "Character To Watch" ad campaign.		The advertising rampage also extended to the film's home video release. The DVD got at least one ad to itself, while also being advertised in three other spots with the HD-DVD version. The DVD version got an additional plug in {{w\|USA Network}}'s "Character To Watch" ad campaign.


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	* '''TV Spot #9''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP_Jzv8eauI] (Comcast version)		* '''TV Spot #9''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP_Jzv8eauI] (Comcast version)
	Air date unknown. An alternate version, omitting the [[Anthony Anderson]] scene, was used by ~~[[Wikipedia:Comcast~~\|Comcast]] to advertise the movie on their on-demand service. ''Their appearance is deceiving.'' "It's a robot! Like a super-advanced robot. It's probably Japanese." ''Their presence is a mystery.'' "The killer robot is REALLY DISTRACTING!"		Air date unknown. An alternate version, omitting the [[Anthony Anderson]] scene, was used by {{w\|Comcast}} to advertise the movie on their on-demand service. ''Their appearance is deceiving.'' "It's a robot! Like a super-advanced robot. It's probably Japanese." ''Their presence is a mystery.'' "The killer robot is REALLY DISTRACTING!"

	* '''Event''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU]		* '''Event''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU]
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	* '''Network Premiere''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am6nMuO2kjY]		* '''Network Premiere''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am6nMuO2kjY]
	Aired during the week leading up to [[May 26]]th, [[2010]] on ~~[[wikipedia:ABC~~\|ABC]]. Optimus Prime tells us about the network premiere of ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'': "My name is Optimus Prime. And for the first time, we Autobots will invade network TV and transform your experience with all new, never before seen footage brought to you by Chevy. Transformers, at 8/7 Central on ABC."		Aired during the week leading up to [[May 26]]th, [[2010]] on {{w\|ABC}}. Optimus Prime tells us about the network premiere of ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'': "My name is Optimus Prime. And for the first time, we Autobots will invade network TV and transform your experience with all new, never before seen footage brought to you by Chevy. Transformers, at 8/7 Central on ABC."
	:''Notes:'' [[David Kaye]] gets his second opportunity to voice Optimus Prime.		:''Notes:'' [[David Kaye]] gets his second opportunity to voice Optimus Prime.

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	* '''USA's "Characters To Watch": Optimus Prime and Megatron''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbPzBuvRkhQ]		* '''USA's "Characters To Watch": Optimus Prime and Megatron''' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbPzBuvRkhQ]
	Air date unknown. Part of ~~[[wikipedia:USA Network~~\|USA Network]]'s series of "Character(s) to Watch" spots. The ''Transformers'' DVD release is promoted by on-screen text during the spot and by a brief narrative at the end. ''Optimus is often considerate of human beings and feels they should have the same rights as robots.'' "We cannot let the humans pay for our mistakes." ''Megatron on the other hand, is not as much of a people person.''		Air date unknown. Part of {{w\|USA Network}}'s series of "Character(s) to Watch" spots. The ''Transformers'' DVD release is promoted by on-screen text during the spot and by a brief narrative at the end. ''Optimus is often considerate of human beings and feels they should have the same rights as robots.'' "We cannot let the humans pay for our mistakes." ''Megatron on the other hand, is not as much of a people person.''

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