Transformers: Cyberverse (cartoon)

This article is about the 2018 animated series. For the 2011 toyline, see Cyberverse (toyline).

Cyberverse » Toyline Cartoon Home Video Video Game

"This, Bumblebee, is my archive of all the experiences you've begged me to remove from your life. I call them "Bumblebee's Mind Blowers"!"

Transformers: Cyberverse is a computer-animated series developed by Boulder Media Studio. It debuted on the Cartoon Network app and website on August 27, 2018, and made its television premiere on Cartoon Network on September 1, 2018. The story is divided into chapters, with "Chapter One" set to run for 18 episodes, while a second "Chapter" is targeted for a 2019 release. Unlike nearly every other Transformers TV series, episodes will be only 11 minutes in length as opposed to 22 minutes.

The series focuses on the adventures of Bumblebee; having damaged his memory chips, he and Windblade must recover his missing memories in order to help him remember his mission on Earth. Unfortunately, the Decepticons are after their friends.

The series is intended to "focus more on characters and their mythology" and utilizes the "evergreen" character designs. It is set in a new continuity and is not a sequel to any previous series.

Main cast

(Recurring and expected-to-be-recurring characters only, in order of appearance.)

Autobots	Decepticons	Others
Main Cast Bumblebee (Jeremy Levy) Windblade (Sophia Isabella) Optimus Prime (Jake Tillman) Other Recurring Perceptor Grimlock (Ryan Andes) Ratchet Chromia Wheeljack (Billy Bob Thompson) Arcee Hot Rod (Travis Artz) Blurr (JC Ernst)	Main Antagonists Starscream (Billy Bob Thompson) Megatron (Marc Thompson) Shadowstriker (Deanna McGovern) Slipstream (Lianne Marie Dobbs) Other Recurring Thundercracker (Ben Bott) Nova Storm (Saskia Marx) Soundwave (Marc Swint) Ramjet Shockwave (Ryan Andes) Dirge Acid Storm (Jamie Lamchick) Thrust (Tomas Virgadula)	AllSpark (Ashliegh Chrisena Ricci, Haley Carter Chapel, Todd Perlmutter) Teletraan-1 (Mike Rose)

Episodes

Chapter One

1. "Fractured"
2. "Memory"
3. "Allspark"
4. "The Journey"
5. "Whiteout"
6. "Megatron Is My Hero"
7. "Cube"
8. "Terminal Velocity"
9. "Shadowstriker"
10. "MacCadam's"
11. "Sabotage"
12. "Teletraan-X"
13. "Matrix of Leadership"
14. "Siloed"

Chapter Two

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Notes

• All episodes of the show, in addition to being aired on TV, were put up on Cartoon Network's mobile app and website, as well as Hasbro's YouTube channel, completely free of charge. Cartoon Network's app/website listed each episode as two separate parts, each with a generic title card, and was numbered as such. Episodes were put up on the app/website before the episode aired, while full episodes were put on Hasbro's YouTube channel after they aired on television. Starting with "Megatron Is My Hero", episodes started to air in Canada before they were put up online or aired in the U.S.

External links

• "Transformers Cyberverse: Animated Shorts" playlist on Hasbro's YouTube (US only)
• Cyberverse first teased at Hasbro Media And Investor Day 2017