Transformers: Cyberverse (cartoon) - Revision history

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	*The first season of ''Cyberverse'' draws some concepts from the ''[[Bumblebee (film)\|Bumblebee]]'' film, released a few months after ''Cyberverse'' debuted; in particular, the plot point of Bumblebee's amnesia is lifted directly from the film, as is the "honeycomb" design of Bumblebee's internal readouts.		*The first season of ''Cyberverse'' draws some concepts from the ''[[Bumblebee (film)\|Bumblebee]]'' film, released a few months after ''Cyberverse'' debuted; in particular, the plot point of Bumblebee's amnesia is lifted directly from the film, as is the "honeycomb" design of Bumblebee's internal readouts.
	*Unlike previous ''Transformers'' series, the characters in this show are modeled with only four fingers. The ''Cyberverse'' characters are also known for the "Energon vein" designs in many of their joints (mostly the hips). Much like ''Animated'', the ''Cyberverse'' characters also have an overwhelming design tendency to have large boot-like feet.		*Unlike previous ''Transformers'' series, the characters in this show are modeled with only four fingers. The ''Cyberverse'' characters are also known for the "Energon vein" designs in many of their joints (mostly the hips). Much like ''Animated'', the ''Cyberverse'' characters also have an overwhelming design tendency to have large boot-like feet.
	*~~While most of~~ the ~~cast make use of~~ [[evergreen]] designs~~, several~~ characters ~~who don~~'~~t have~~ toys ~~in the accompanying toyline use stylized versions of recent toy or fiction~~ designs. ~~For example~~, [[~~Chromia~~ (Cyberverse)\|''~~Cyberverse~~'' ~~Chromia~~]]~~'s appearance~~ is based on ~~her~~ [[~~Chromia~~ (G1)~~#2005 IDW continuity~~\|~~2014-2018 IDW comic design~~]] while [[~~Bludgeon~~ (Cyberverse)\|''~~Cyberverse~~'' ~~Bludgeon~~]] is ~~modeled~~ on his [[Bludgeon (~~Prime~~)#Robots in Disguise (2015)\|~~2017 ''~~Robots in Disguise'' toy]]. The [[Seeker (Cyberverse)\|Seekers]] are a special case, generally using modified versions of Starscream's ~~design~~ (which ''is'' based on his evergreen design). This does slightly affect [[show-accuracy]] in regards to toys: most of Slipstream and Thundercracker's toys are straight [[redeco]]es of Starscream's whereas in the cartoon itself the differences between Screamer and his subordinates are more pronounced.		*The show's main cast focuses on the [[evergreen]] characters, slightly tweaking and simplifying those designs to create a ''Cyberverse'' house style. Most of the other characters take inspiration from existing ''Generations'' toys and designs from [[IDW Publishing]]'s comics.
			**[[Sky-Byte (Cyberverse)\|Sky-Byte]], [[Jetfire (Cyberverse)\|Jetfire]], [[Cosmos (Cyberverse)\|Cosmos]], and [[Shrapnel (Cyberverse)\|Shrapnel]] are all based on their ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)#Thrilling 30\|Thrilling 30]]'' designs. [[Dead End (Cyberverse)\|Dead End]] is based on his ''[[Combiner Wars (toyline)\|Combiner Wars]]'' toy, while [[Astrotrain (Cyberverse)\|Astrotrain]] and [[Skullcruncher (Cyberverse)\|Skullcruncher]] take inspiration from their ''[[Titans Return (toyline)\|Titans Return]]'' releases. [[Kup (Cyberverse)\|Kup]] is an interesting case, being mostly based on his older ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Generations]]'' toy but with the lower legs of his ''Titans Return'' figure. Finally, [[Bludgeon (Cyberverse)\|Bludgeon]] is based directly on his [[2015]] ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' toy.
			**[[Chromia (Cyberverse)\|Chromia]], [[Lockdown (Cyberverse)\|Lockdown]], [[Drift (Cyberverse)\|Drift]], [[Perceptor (Cyberverse)\|Perceptor]], [[Blurr (Cyberverse)\|Blurr]] and [[Tarn (Cyberverse)\|Tarn]] are all based directly on their IDW counterparts, with [[Whirl (Cyberverse)\|Whirl]] amalgamating elements from both his IDW design and his ''Thrilling 30'' toy. As many of these IDW designs were themselves based on pre-existing toys, or were later released as toys, they also contribute to the very ''Generations''-like vibe of the cast.
			**The [[Seeker (Cyberverse)\|Seekers]] are a special case, generally using modified versions of Starscream's character model (which is based on his evergreen design). This does slightly affect [[show-accuracy]] in regards to toys: most of Slipstream and Thundercracker's toys are straight [[redeco]]es of Starscream's, whereas in the cartoon itself the differences between Screamer and his subordinates are more pronounced.
	*Compared to past ''Transformers'' cartoons set on modern-day Earth, the presence of [[human]]s in the series is extremely limited. Aside from a kid in "[[Teletraan-X (episode)\|Teletraan-X]]", some unseen voiceovers in "[[Sea of Tranquility]]", and silhouettes and drawings in "[[Wild Wild Wheel]]", no humans appear in the series at all. This was a conscious decision by the staff since the beginning, as the limited episode runtime was not conducive to the "B plots" that tend to come with the addition of human sidekicks.<ref name="Q+A"/>		*Compared to past ''Transformers'' cartoons set on modern-day Earth, the presence of [[human]]s in the series is extremely limited. Aside from a kid in "[[Teletraan-X (episode)\|Teletraan-X]]", some unseen voiceovers in "[[Sea of Tranquility]]", and silhouettes and drawings in "[[Wild Wild Wheel]]", no humans appear in the series at all. This was a conscious decision by the staff since the beginning, as the limited episode runtime was not conducive to the "B plots" that tend to come with the addition of human sidekicks.<ref name="Q+A"/>
	*The show's premiere episodes, "[[Fractured]]" and "[[Memory (Cyberverse)\|Memory]]," were both put up on Cartoon Network's mobile app and website several days before their U.S. television premiere. All subsequent episodes of the season were uploaded the day before they were aired on television, followed by a release on Hasbro's YouTube channel the day after, region-locked to United States users; following a weekend without any videos due to American Thanksgiving, the YouTube release moved to the ''next'' Sunday after airing starting with episode 13. Cartoon Network's app/website split each episode into two separate parts, each with a generic title card, and were numbered as such. By the second season, the Cartoon Network site began putting up episodes over a week before they would hit the airwaves, and Hasbro's YouTube uploads returned to their one-day delay schedule, now unlocked for all regions. By the time of the third season, Cartoon Network was airing 2-4 new episodes at a time while Hasbro continued to upload just one per week, falling significantly behind by the time they had finished airing on TV; the final episode ultimately didn't hit YouTube until 3 1/2 months after its US airdate. The Cartoon Network site kept up with the TV schedule, still splitting episodes into two parts, though they were now locked for people without a Cartoon Network cable account. Hasbro later pulled the Season 3 episodes down for unknown reasons, and didn't begin uploading them again until April 2021, presumably to reintroduce the series to viewers in advance of Season 4's release that November. On that note, in a bit of an unexpected inversion to cap this whole thing off, both the Season 4 specials ended up getting released to YouTube weeks ahead of their [[Netflix]] premiere dates.		*The show's premiere episodes, "[[Fractured]]" and "[[Memory (Cyberverse)\|Memory]]," were both put up on Cartoon Network's mobile app and website several days before their U.S. television premiere. All subsequent episodes of the season were uploaded the day before they were aired on television, followed by a release on Hasbro's YouTube channel the day after, region-locked to United States users; following a weekend without any videos due to American Thanksgiving, the YouTube release moved to the ''next'' Sunday after airing starting with episode 13. Cartoon Network's app/website split each episode into two separate parts, each with a generic title card, and were numbered as such. By the second season, the Cartoon Network site began putting up episodes over a week before they would hit the airwaves, and Hasbro's YouTube uploads returned to their one-day delay schedule, now unlocked for all regions. By the time of the third season, Cartoon Network was airing 2-4 new episodes at a time while Hasbro continued to upload just one per week, falling significantly behind by the time they had finished airing on TV; the final episode ultimately didn't hit YouTube until 3 1/2 months after its US airdate. The Cartoon Network site kept up with the TV schedule, still splitting episodes into two parts, though they were now locked for people without a Cartoon Network cable account. Hasbro later pulled the Season 3 episodes down for unknown reasons, and didn't begin uploading them again until April 2021, presumably to reintroduce the series to viewers in advance of Season 4's release that November. On that note, in a bit of an unexpected inversion to cap this whole thing off, both the Season 4 specials ended up getting released to YouTube weeks ahead of their [[Netflix]] premiere dates.

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External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvMHCfwLXJRYF8ErpboT-6dpuNa1deWjV Complete ''Transformers Cyberverse'' playlist on YouTube]		*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvMHCfwLXJRYF8ErpboT-6dpuNa1deWjV Complete ''Transformers: Cyberverse'' playlist on YouTube]
	*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhWipIfRhqz0_k6ZEWjs4icCnSOVcZUBq ''Transformers Cyberverse'' playlist on TakaraTomy's YouTube channel] (JP only)		*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhWipIfRhqz0_k6ZEWjs4icCnSOVcZUBq ''Transformers: Cyberverse'' playlist on TakaraTomy's YouTube channel] (JP only)
	*[http://news.tfw2005.com/2017/08/03/tfw2005-coverage-hasbro-media-investor-day-2017-346226 ''Cyberverse'' first teased at Hasbro Media And Investor Day 2017]		*[http://news.tfw2005.com/2017/08/03/tfw2005-coverage-hasbro-media-investor-day-2017-346226 ''Cyberverse'' first teased at Hasbro Media And Investor Day 2017]

AzimuthAcolyte: Link update

2025-06-11T19:33:11Z

Link update

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	\|h3=Other\|c3=		\|h3=Other\|c3=
	*[[Maccadam]]/[[Alchemist Prime]] (Dick Terhune)		*[[Maccadam\|Maccadam / Alchemist Prime]] (Dick Terhune)
	*[[Teletraan-X (Cyberverse)\|Teletraan-X]] (Tony Daniels)		*[[Teletraan-X (Cyberverse)\|Teletraan-X]] (Tony Daniels)
	*[[Teletraan-1 (Cyberverse)\|Teletraan-1]] (Tony Daniels)		*[[Teletraan-1 (Cyberverse)\|Teletraan-1]] (Tony Daniels)

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Foreign names: Added Korean series name

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	*''Japanese:'' '''Cyberverse''' (サイバーバース ''Saibābāsu'')		*''Japanese:'' '''Cyberverse''' (サイバーバース ''Saibābāsu'')
	*''Mandarin:'' '''Sāi Bó Tǎn Chuán Qí''' (China, 塞伯坦传奇, "Legend of Cybertron")		*''Mandarin:'' '''Sāi Bó Tǎn Chuán Qí''' (China, 塞伯坦传奇, "Legend of Cybertron")
			*''Korean:'' '''Cyberverse''' (사이버버스 ''Saibeobeoseu'')

	==References==		==References==

AzimuthAcolyte: Alpha Trion (Cyberverse) -> Alpha Trion update

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Alpha Trion (Cyberverse) -> Alpha Trion update

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	*[[Prowl (Cyberverse)\|Prowl]] ([[Dick Terhune]])		*[[Prowl (Cyberverse)\|Prowl]] ([[Dick Terhune]])
	*[[Thunderhowl (Cyberverse)\|Thunderhowl]] ([[Rich Orlow]])		*[[Thunderhowl (Cyberverse)\|Thunderhowl]] ([[Rich Orlow]])
	*[[~~Alpha Trion (Cyberverse)\|~~Alpha Trion]] (Rich Orlow)		*[[Alpha Trion]] (Rich Orlow)
	*[[Meteorfire (Cyberverse)\|Meteorfire]] (Rich Orlow)		*[[Meteorfire (Cyberverse)\|Meteorfire]] (Rich Orlow)
	*[[Cosmos (Cyberverse)\|Cosmos]] (Jessica DiGiovanni)		*[[Cosmos (Cyberverse)\|Cosmos]] (Jessica DiGiovanni)

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Characters

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	*[[Gnaw (Cyberverse)\|Lord Gnaw]] (Jeremy Levy)		*[[Gnaw (Cyberverse)\|Lord Gnaw]] (Jeremy Levy)
	*[[Biter]] (Rich Orlow)		*[[Biter]] (Rich Orlow)
	*[[Backbite (Cyberverse)\|Backbite]] (Billy Bob Thompson)
	*[[Sawtooth (Cyberverse)\|Sawtooth]] (Billy Bob Thompson)
	*[[Jawsy]] (Marc Thompson)
	*[[Snout]]s		*[[Snout]]s
			**[[Sawtooth (Cyberverse)\|Sawtooth]] (Billy Bob Thompson)
	*[[Tail]]s		*[[Tail]]s
			**[[Backbite (Cyberverse)\|Backbite]] (Billy Bob Thompson)
	*[[Fin]]s		*[[Fin]]s
			**[[Jawsy]] (Marc Thompson)
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Has changes in allegiance.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Has changes in allegiance.

Jon T: /* Home video releases */

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Home video releases

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	*''Transformers: Cyberverse'' - Terminal Velocity (2019)		*''Transformers: Cyberverse'' - Terminal Velocity (2019)
	*''Transformers: Cyberverse'' - King of the Dinosaurs (2019)		*''Transformers: Cyberverse'' - King of the Dinosaurs (2019)

			;France
			*''Transformers: Cyberverse'' - Intégrale Saison 1 (2019)

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Nzcsx: /* Foreign names */

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Foreign names

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	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===
	*''Portuguese:'' '''''Transformers Cyberverse: As Aventuras de Bumblebee''''' (Brazil, "Transformers Cyberverse: The Adventures of Bumblebee", Chapter Four only)		*''Portuguese:'' '''''Transformers Cyberverse: As Aventuras de Bumblebee''''' (Brazil, "Transformers Cyberverse: The Adventures of Bumblebee", Chapter Four only)
			*''Japanese:'' '''Cyberverse''' (サイバーバース ''Saibābāsu'')
			*''Mandarin:'' '''Sāi Bó Tǎn Chuán Qí''' (China, 塞伯坦传奇, "Legend of Cybertron")

	==References==		==References==

Cyberlink420: /* Chapter One (2018) */

2023-11-24T03:47:31Z

Chapter One (2018)

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	#"[[Fractured]]"		#"[[Fractured]]"
	#"[[Memory (Cyberverse)\|Memory]]"		#"[[Memory (Cyberverse)\|Memory]]"
	#"[[Allspark (~~Cyberverse~~)\|Allspark]]"		#"[[Allspark (episode)\|Allspark]]"
	#"[[The Journey]]"		#"[[The Journey]]"
	#"[[Whiteout]]"		#"[[Whiteout]]"

Saix at 13:25, 8 November 2023

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	*[[Sawtooth (Cyberverse)\|Sawtooth]] (Billy Bob Thompson)		*[[Sawtooth (Cyberverse)\|Sawtooth]] (Billy Bob Thompson)
	*[[Jawsy]] (Marc Thompson)		*[[Jawsy]] (Marc Thompson)
	*[[~~The Snouts~~]]		*[[Snout]]s
	*[[~~The Tails~~]]		*[[Tail]]s
	*[[~~The Fins~~]]		*[[Fin]]s
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	*The first season of ''Cyberverse'' draws some concepts from the ''[[Bumblebee (film)\|Bumblebee]]'' film, released a few months after ''Cyberverse'' debuted; in particular, the plot point of Bumblebee's amnesia is lifted directly from the film, as is the "honeycomb" design of Bumblebee's internal readouts.		*The first season of ''Cyberverse'' draws some concepts from the ''[[Bumblebee (film)\|Bumblebee]]'' film, released a few months after ''Cyberverse'' debuted; in particular, the plot point of Bumblebee's amnesia is lifted directly from the film, as is the "honeycomb" design of Bumblebee's internal readouts.
	*Unlike previous ''Transformers'' series, the characters in this show are modeled with only four fingers. The ''Cyberverse'' characters are also known for the "Energon vein" designs in many of their joints (mostly the hips). Much like ''Animated'', the ''Cyberverse'' characters also have an overwhelming design tendency to have large boot-like feet.		*Unlike previous ''Transformers'' series, the characters in this show are modeled with only four fingers. The ''Cyberverse'' characters are also known for the "Energon vein" designs in many of their joints (mostly the hips). Much like ''Animated'', the ''Cyberverse'' characters also have an overwhelming design tendency to have large boot-like feet.
	*~~While most of~~ the ~~cast make use of~~ [[evergreen]] designs~~, several~~ characters ~~who don~~'~~t have~~ toys ~~in the accompanying toyline use stylized versions of recent toy or fiction~~ designs. ~~For example~~, [[~~Chromia~~ (Cyberverse)\|''~~Cyberverse~~'' ~~Chromia~~]]~~'s appearance~~ is based on ~~her~~ [[~~Chromia~~ (G1)~~#2005 IDW continuity~~\|~~2014-2018 IDW comic design~~]] while [[~~Bludgeon~~ (Cyberverse)\|''~~Cyberverse~~'' ~~Bludgeon~~]] is ~~modeled~~ on his [[Bludgeon (~~Prime~~)#Robots in Disguise (2015)\|~~2017 ''~~Robots in Disguise'' toy]]. The [[Seeker (Cyberverse)\|Seekers]] are a special case, generally using modified versions of Starscream's ~~design~~ (which ''is'' based on his evergreen design). This does slightly affect [[show-accuracy]] in regards to toys: most of Slipstream and Thundercracker's toys are straight [[redeco]]es of Starscream's whereas in the cartoon itself the differences between Screamer and his subordinates are more pronounced.		*The show's main cast focuses on the [[evergreen]] characters, slightly tweaking and simplifying those designs to create a ''Cyberverse'' house style. Most of the other characters take inspiration from existing ''Generations'' toys and designs from [[IDW Publishing]]'s comics.
			**[[Sky-Byte (Cyberverse)\|Sky-Byte]], [[Jetfire (Cyberverse)\|Jetfire]], [[Cosmos (Cyberverse)\|Cosmos]], and [[Shrapnel (Cyberverse)\|Shrapnel]] are all based on their ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)#Thrilling 30\|Thrilling 30]]'' designs. [[Dead End (Cyberverse)\|Dead End]] is based on his ''[[Combiner Wars (toyline)\|Combiner Wars]]'' toy, while [[Astrotrain (Cyberverse)\|Astrotrain]] and [[Skullcruncher (Cyberverse)\|Skullcruncher]] take inspiration from their ''[[Titans Return (toyline)\|Titans Return]]'' releases. [[Kup (Cyberverse)\|Kup]] is an interesting case, being mostly based on his older ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Generations]]'' toy but with the lower legs of his ''Titans Return'' figure. Finally, [[Bludgeon (Cyberverse)\|Bludgeon]] is based directly on his [[2015]] ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' toy.
			**[[Chromia (Cyberverse)\|Chromia]], [[Lockdown (Cyberverse)\|Lockdown]], [[Drift (Cyberverse)\|Drift]], [[Perceptor (Cyberverse)\|Perceptor]], [[Blurr (Cyberverse)\|Blurr]] and [[Tarn (Cyberverse)\|Tarn]] are all based directly on their IDW counterparts, with [[Whirl (Cyberverse)\|Whirl]] amalgamating elements from both his IDW design and his ''Thrilling 30'' toy. As many of these IDW designs were themselves based on pre-existing toys, or were later released as toys, they also contribute to the very ''Generations''-like vibe of the cast.
			**The [[Seeker (Cyberverse)\|Seekers]] are a special case, generally using modified versions of Starscream's character model (which is based on his evergreen design). This does slightly affect [[show-accuracy]] in regards to toys: most of Slipstream and Thundercracker's toys are straight [[redeco]]es of Starscream's, whereas in the cartoon itself the differences between Screamer and his subordinates are more pronounced.
	*Compared to past ''Transformers'' cartoons set on modern-day Earth, the presence of [[human]]s in the series is extremely limited. Aside from a kid in "[[Teletraan-X (episode)\|Teletraan-X]]", some unseen voiceovers in "[[Sea of Tranquility]]", and silhouettes and drawings in "[[Wild Wild Wheel]]", no humans appear in the series at all. This was a conscious decision by the staff since the beginning, as the limited episode runtime was not conducive to the "B plots" that tend to come with the addition of human sidekicks.<ref name="Q+A"/>		*Compared to past ''Transformers'' cartoons set on modern-day Earth, the presence of [[human]]s in the series is extremely limited. Aside from a kid in "[[Teletraan-X (episode)\|Teletraan-X]]", some unseen voiceovers in "[[Sea of Tranquility]]", and silhouettes and drawings in "[[Wild Wild Wheel]]", no humans appear in the series at all. This was a conscious decision by the staff since the beginning, as the limited episode runtime was not conducive to the "B plots" that tend to come with the addition of human sidekicks.<ref name="Q+A"/>
	*The show's premiere episodes, "[[Fractured]]" and "[[Memory (Cyberverse)\|Memory]]," were both put up on Cartoon Network's mobile app and website several days before their U.S. television premiere. All subsequent episodes of the season were uploaded the day before they were aired on television, followed by a release on Hasbro's YouTube channel the day after, region-locked to United States users; following a weekend without any videos due to American Thanksgiving, the YouTube release moved to the ''next'' Sunday after airing starting with episode 13. Cartoon Network's app/website split each episode into two separate parts, each with a generic title card, and were numbered as such. By the second season, the Cartoon Network site began putting up episodes over a week before they would hit the airwaves, and Hasbro's YouTube uploads returned to their one-day delay schedule, now unlocked for all regions. By the time of the third season, Cartoon Network was airing 2-4 new episodes at a time while Hasbro continued to upload just one per week, falling significantly behind by the time they had finished airing on TV; the final episode ultimately didn't hit YouTube until 3 1/2 months after its US airdate. The Cartoon Network site kept up with the TV schedule, still splitting episodes into two parts, though they were now locked for people without a Cartoon Network cable account. Hasbro later pulled the Season 3 episodes down for unknown reasons, and didn't begin uploading them again until April 2021, presumably to reintroduce the series to viewers in advance of Season 4's release that November. On that note, in a bit of an unexpected inversion to cap this whole thing off, both the Season 4 specials ended up getting released to YouTube weeks ahead of their [[Netflix]] premiere dates.		*The show's premiere episodes, "[[Fractured]]" and "[[Memory (Cyberverse)\|Memory]]," were both put up on Cartoon Network's mobile app and website several days before their U.S. television premiere. All subsequent episodes of the season were uploaded the day before they were aired on television, followed by a release on Hasbro's YouTube channel the day after, region-locked to United States users; following a weekend without any videos due to American Thanksgiving, the YouTube release moved to the ''next'' Sunday after airing starting with episode 13. Cartoon Network's app/website split each episode into two separate parts, each with a generic title card, and were numbered as such. By the second season, the Cartoon Network site began putting up episodes over a week before they would hit the airwaves, and Hasbro's YouTube uploads returned to their one-day delay schedule, now unlocked for all regions. By the time of the third season, Cartoon Network was airing 2-4 new episodes at a time while Hasbro continued to upload just one per week, falling significantly behind by the time they had finished airing on TV; the final episode ultimately didn't hit YouTube until 3 1/2 months after its US airdate. The Cartoon Network site kept up with the TV schedule, still splitting episodes into two parts, though they were now locked for people without a Cartoon Network cable account. Hasbro later pulled the Season 3 episodes down for unknown reasons, and didn't begin uploading them again until April 2021, presumably to reintroduce the series to viewers in advance of Season 4's release that November. On that note, in a bit of an unexpected inversion to cap this whole thing off, both the Season 4 specials ended up getting released to YouTube weeks ahead of their [[Netflix]] premiere dates.

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	\|h3=Other\|c3=		\|h3=Other\|c3=
	*[[Maccadam]]/[[Alchemist Prime]] (Dick Terhune)		*[[Maccadam\|Maccadam / Alchemist Prime]] (Dick Terhune)
	*[[Teletraan-X (Cyberverse)\|Teletraan-X]] (Tony Daniels)		*[[Teletraan-X (Cyberverse)\|Teletraan-X]] (Tony Daniels)
	*[[Teletraan-1 (Cyberverse)\|Teletraan-1]] (Tony Daniels)		*[[Teletraan-1 (Cyberverse)\|Teletraan-1]] (Tony Daniels)

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	*[[Prowl (Cyberverse)\|Prowl]] ([[Dick Terhune]])		*[[Prowl (Cyberverse)\|Prowl]] ([[Dick Terhune]])
	*[[Thunderhowl (Cyberverse)\|Thunderhowl]] ([[Rich Orlow]])		*[[Thunderhowl (Cyberverse)\|Thunderhowl]] ([[Rich Orlow]])
	*[[~~Alpha Trion (Cyberverse)\|~~Alpha Trion]] (Rich Orlow)		*[[Alpha Trion]] (Rich Orlow)
	*[[Meteorfire (Cyberverse)\|Meteorfire]] (Rich Orlow)		*[[Meteorfire (Cyberverse)\|Meteorfire]] (Rich Orlow)
	*[[Cosmos (Cyberverse)\|Cosmos]] (Jessica DiGiovanni)		*[[Cosmos (Cyberverse)\|Cosmos]] (Jessica DiGiovanni)