Secret Files of Teletraan II - Revision history

Ookalf at 00:36, 14 August 2025

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	*By 2000, the Decepticons had ''lost'' the war and that Unicron recreated Megatron as Galvatron to reinvigorate their army, when in truth, by the time of the movie, the Decepticons were at the peak of their power and Unicron created Galvatron for entirely self-centered purposes.		*By 2000, the Decepticons had ''lost'' the war and that Unicron recreated Megatron as Galvatron to reinvigorate their army, when in truth, by the time of the movie, the Decepticons were at the peak of their power and Unicron created Galvatron for entirely self-centered purposes.

	Animation did not always match up to the narration, either; the "Metroplex and Trypticon" trailer used footage of the Autobots being attacked on Cybertron by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and an off-color Cyclonus generic<ref>One of the [[Cyclonus's Armada\|Armada]]?</ref> to represent the destruction of the Autobots' [[Ark (G1)\|volcano headquarters]], which was actually perpetrated by Trypticon in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5]]". The "Cassettes" trailer, meanwhile, used a clip of [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]] ejecting to represent [[Eject (G1)\|Eject]] in cassette mode.		Animation did not always match up to the narration, either; the "Metroplex and Trypticon" trailer used footage of the Autobots being attacked on Cybertron by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and an off-color Cyclonus generic<ref>One of the [[Cyclonus's Armada (G1)\|Armada]]?</ref> to represent the destruction of the Autobots' [[Ark (G1)\|volcano headquarters]], which was actually perpetrated by Trypticon in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5]]". The "Cassettes" trailer, meanwhile, used a clip of [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]] ejecting to represent [[Eject (G1)\|Eject]] in cassette mode.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Ookalf: /* Continuity notes */

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Continuity notes

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	*By 2000, the Decepticons had ''lost'' the war and that Unicron recreated Megatron as Galvatron to reinvigorate their army, when in truth, by the time of the movie, the Decepticons were at the peak of their power and Unicron created Galvatron for entirely self-centered purposes.		*By 2000, the Decepticons had ''lost'' the war and that Unicron recreated Megatron as Galvatron to reinvigorate their army, when in truth, by the time of the movie, the Decepticons were at the peak of their power and Unicron created Galvatron for entirely self-centered purposes.

	Animation did not always match up to the narration, either; the "Metroplex and Trypticon" trailer used footage of the Autobots being attacked on Cybertron by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Scourge]], and an off-color Cyclonus generic<ref>One of the [[Cyclonus's Armada\|Armada]]?</ref> to represent the destruction of the Autobots' [[Ark (G1)\|volcano headquarters]], which was actually perpetrated by Trypticon in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5]]". The "Cassettes" trailer, meanwhile, used a clip of [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]] ejecting to represent [[Eject (G1)\|Eject]] in cassette mode.		Animation did not always match up to the narration, either; the "Metroplex and Trypticon" trailer used footage of the Autobots being attacked on Cybertron by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and an off-color Cyclonus generic<ref>One of the [[Cyclonus's Armada\|Armada]]?</ref> to represent the destruction of the Autobots' [[Ark (G1)\|volcano headquarters]], which was actually perpetrated by Trypticon in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5]]". The "Cassettes" trailer, meanwhile, used a clip of [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]] ejecting to represent [[Eject (G1)\|Eject]] in cassette mode.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

ShyAndroid: I am better at spelling than general grammar, but I fixed a grammar error. Changing actual words. Gasp, how bold of me! /s

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I am better at spelling than general grammar, but I fixed a grammar error. Changing actual words. Gasp, how bold of me! /s

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	*The ''Secret Files'' were narrated by [[Victor Caroli]], narrator of the ''Transformers'' series, not [[Frank Welker]], who provided the voice of [[Teletraan II]].		*The ''Secret Files'' were narrated by [[Victor Caroli]], narrator of the ''Transformers'' series, not [[Frank Welker]], who provided the voice of [[Teletraan II]].
	*The file on Metroplex and Trypticon is unique among the ''Secret Files'', as it features a piece of exclusive animation of [[Scamper]] and [[Slammer]] not found anywhere in the series.		*The file on Metroplex and Trypticon is unique among the ''Secret Files'', as it features a piece of exclusive animation of [[Scamper]] and [[Slammer]] not found anywhere in the series.
	*None of the "secrets" within the ''Secret Files'' is really a secret nor anything worth protecting from the [[Decepticon\|opposing forces]].		*None of the "secrets" within the ''Secret Files'' are really a secret nor anything worth protecting from the [[Decepticon\|opposing forces]].

	==''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010'' version==		==''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010'' version==

Cyberlink420 at 01:36, 12 December 2021

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	The '''''Secret Files of Teletraan II''''' were a series of short (1–2 minute) segments which aired in 1986, at the end of select episodes of the third season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original Generation 1 cartoon]]. They were primarily created to help bring episodes that ran short up to the required running time, due to [[Marvel Productions]]' decision to cut down on original animation for various shows produced during the summer of 1986. This included ''Transformers'', ''[[Inhumanoids]]'' (which used the similar "Data Files" information segments), and ''[[Jem]]'' (which used replays of the show's music video segments).		The '''''Secret Files of Teletraan II''''' were a series of short (1–2 minute) segments which aired in 1986, at the end of select episodes of the third season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original Generation 1 cartoon]]. They were primarily created to help bring episodes that ran short up to the required running time, due to [[Marvel Productions]]' decision to cut down on original animation for various shows produced during the summer of 1986. This included ''Transformers'', ''[[Inhumanoids]]'' (which used the similar "Data Files" information segments), and ''[[Jem]]'' (which used replays of the show's music video segments).

	~~They~~ included recaps of past events, character and group profiles, and "where are they now" guides, helping to explain the 20-year time gap between seasons 2 and 3 to viewers who had not seen ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. The "Secret Files of Teletraan II" moniker was only attached to the last two segments created, but is used to retroactively refer to them all collectively.		The segments included recaps of past events, character and group profiles, and "where are they now" guides, helping to explain the 20-year time gap between seasons 2 and 3 to viewers who had not seen ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. The "Secret Files of Teletraan II" moniker was only attached to the last two segments created, but is used to retroactively refer to them all collectively.

	==Secret Files==		==Secret Files==

Cyberlink420 at 01:35, 12 December 2021

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	The '''''Secret Files of Teletraan II''''' were a series of short (1–2 minute) segments which aired in 1986, at the end of select episodes of the third season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original Generation 1 cartoon]]. ~~Primarily~~ created to help bring episodes that ran short up to the required running time~~. Due~~ to [[~~Marvel Productions\|~~Marvel Productions]]' decision to cut down on original animation for various shows produced during the summer of 1986. This included Transformers, [[~~Inhumanoids\|~~Inhumanoids]] (which used the similar "Data Files" information segments), and [[~~Jem\|~~Jem]] (which used replays of the show's music video segments).		The '''''Secret Files of Teletraan II''''' were a series of short (1–2 minute) segments which aired in 1986, at the end of select episodes of the third season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original Generation 1 cartoon]]. They were primarily created to help bring episodes that ran short up to the required running time, due to [[Marvel Productions]]' decision to cut down on original animation for various shows produced during the summer of 1986. This included ''Transformers'', ''[[Inhumanoids]]'' (which used the similar "Data Files" information segments), and ''[[Jem]]'' (which used replays of the show's music video segments).

	They included recaps of past events, character and group profiles, and "where are they now" guides, helping to explain the 20-year time gap between seasons 2 and 3 to viewers who had not seen ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. The "Secret Files of Teletraan II" moniker was only attached to the last two segments created, but is used to retroactively refer to them all collectively.		They included recaps of past events, character and group profiles, and "where are they now" guides, helping to explain the 20-year time gap between seasons 2 and 3 to viewers who had not seen ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. The "Secret Files of Teletraan II" moniker was only attached to the last two segments created, but is used to retroactively refer to them all collectively.

Greebtron: Thanks to Inhumanoids storyboards, we now know this was a Marvel decision

2021-12-12T01:06:48Z

Thanks to Inhumanoids storyboards, we now know this was a Marvel decision

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	The '''''Secret Files of Teletraan II''''' were a series of short (1–2 minute) segments which aired in 1986, at the end of select episodes of the third season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original Generation 1 cartoon]]. Primarily created~~, by all appearances,~~ to help bring episodes that ran short up to the required running time, ~~they~~ included recaps of past events, character and group profiles, and "where are they now" guides, helping to explain the 20-year time gap between seasons 2 and 3 to viewers who had not seen ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. The "Secret Files of Teletraan II" moniker was only attached to the last two segments created, but is used to retroactively refer to them all collectively.		The '''''Secret Files of Teletraan II''''' were a series of short (1–2 minute) segments which aired in 1986, at the end of select episodes of the third season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original Generation 1 cartoon]]. Primarily created to help bring episodes that ran short up to the required running time. Due to [[Marvel Productions\|Marvel Productions]]' decision to cut down on original animation for various shows produced during the summer of 1986. This included Transformers, [[Inhumanoids\|Inhumanoids]] (which used the similar "Data Files" information segments), and [[Jem\|Jem]] (which used replays of the show's music video segments).

			They included recaps of past events, character and group profiles, and "where are they now" guides, helping to explain the 20-year time gap between seasons 2 and 3 to viewers who had not seen ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. The "Secret Files of Teletraan II" moniker was only attached to the last two segments created, but is used to retroactively refer to them all collectively.

	==Secret Files==		==Secret Files==

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[~~http~~://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~_XACOT7B7aQ~~ Secret Files of Teletraan II] on YouTube.com		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxnU-90txKU Secret Files of Teletraan II] on YouTube.com

	==References==		==References==

Saix: /* Notes */clean up, replaced: ==Trivia== → ==Notes==

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	Animation did not always match up to the narration, either; the "Metroplex and Trypticon" trailer used footage of the Autobots being attacked on Cybertron by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Scourge]], and an off-color Cyclonus generic<ref>One of the [[Cyclonus's Armada\|Armada]]?</ref> to represent the destruction of the Autobots' [[Ark (G1)\|volcano headquarters]], which was actually perpetrated by Trypticon in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5]]". The "Cassettes" trailer, meanwhile, used a clip of [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]] ejecting to represent [[Eject (G1)\|Eject]] in cassette mode.		Animation did not always match up to the narration, either; the "Metroplex and Trypticon" trailer used footage of the Autobots being attacked on Cybertron by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Scourge]], and an off-color Cyclonus generic<ref>One of the [[Cyclonus's Armada\|Armada]]?</ref> to represent the destruction of the Autobots' [[Ark (G1)\|volcano headquarters]], which was actually perpetrated by Trypticon in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5]]". The "Cassettes" trailer, meanwhile, used a clip of [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]] ejecting to represent [[Eject (G1)\|Eject]] in cassette mode.

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Notes==
	*The ''Secret Files'' were narrated by [[Victor Caroli]], narrator of the ''Transformers'' series, not [[Frank Welker]], who provided the voice of [[Teletraan II]].		*The ''Secret Files'' were narrated by [[Victor Caroli]], narrator of the ''Transformers'' series, not [[Frank Welker]], who provided the voice of [[Teletraan II]].
	*The file on Metroplex and Trypticon is unique among the ''Secret Files'', as it features a piece of exclusive animation of [[Scamper]] and [[Slammer]] not found anywhere in the series.		*The file on Metroplex and Trypticon is unique among the ''Secret Files'', as it features a piece of exclusive animation of [[Scamper]] and [[Slammer]] not found anywhere in the series.

Mammalian Verisimilitude: /* Continuity notes */

2019-01-24T00:51:56Z

Continuity notes

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	*By 2000, the Decepticons had ''lost'' the war and that Unicron recreated Megatron as Galvatron to reinvigorate their army, when in truth, by the time of the movie, the Decepticons were at the peak of their power and Unicron created Galvatron for entirely self-centered purposes.		*By 2000, the Decepticons had ''lost'' the war and that Unicron recreated Megatron as Galvatron to reinvigorate their army, when in truth, by the time of the movie, the Decepticons were at the peak of their power and Unicron created Galvatron for entirely self-centered purposes.

	Animation did not always match up to the narration, either; the "Metroplex and Trypticon" trailer used footage of the Autobots being attacked on Cybertron by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and an off-color Cyclonus generic<ref>One of the [[Cyclonus's Armada\|Armada]]?</ref> to represent the destruction of the Autobots' [[Ark (G1)\|volcano headquarters]], which was actually perpetrated by Trypticon in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5]]". The "Cassettes" trailer, meanwhile, used a clip of [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]] ejecting to represent [[Eject (G1)\|Eject]] in cassette mode.		Animation did not always match up to the narration, either; the "Metroplex and Trypticon" trailer used footage of the Autobots being attacked on Cybertron by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Scourge]], and an off-color Cyclonus generic<ref>One of the [[Cyclonus's Armada\|Armada]]?</ref> to represent the destruction of the Autobots' [[Ark (G1)\|volcano headquarters]], which was actually perpetrated by Trypticon in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5]]". The "Cassettes" trailer, meanwhile, used a clip of [[Ramhorn (G1)\|Ramhorn]] ejecting to represent [[Eject (G1)\|Eject]] in cassette mode.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==