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I'm pretty sure that if they could make a new series corresponding to transformers animated the scrip was going to have Blurr resurrected because his spark was not crushed and then join the main cast in till it was cancelled I saw this from other videos.
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I just find it funny that as a kid, I never saw the cartoon, and I only had a handful of Marvel issues...and most of them pertained to the Underbase saga. I basically grew up thinking Transformers dying a lot was a common and normal occurrence 😭
Transmutate’s death in Beast Wars was probably the most impactful to me. What struck me about it was just how unfair it was. Transmutate had only just come online and both factions wanted to get rid of her because she was defective. In the end, after living for less than a day, she sacrificed her life to stop her only two friends from killing each other. Transmutate was probably the most innocent character in Beast Wars and her death still makes me tear up.
Gotta love how the good guy ‘Honourable Warrior’ and the bad guy ‘Murderous Psychopath’ were the only two to really care. It really made me care about the two. Silverbolt’s compassion extended into caring for anyone who deserved a chance, while Rampage appreciated Transmutate for what she was. Beast Wars is awesome.
To be honest, Dinobot from Beast wars stung me a lot as a kid. He went out like a true warrior. He overrode his stasis lock function and kept fighting just to make sure the Predacons didn't get their hands on the Golden Disk and died fighting as a Maximal, despite starting the series as a Predacon himself.
Remember when Optimus jammed his axe into Megatron’s head and then rips it out along with his spinal cord in Dark of the Moon? That was awesome. Also thank you Jett and to everyone for bringing attention and that donated to the AAPI fund to combat Asian hate.
That whole lightbulb tangent made me realize that this channel has the potential to be so much more than just about toys. Like I've seen the cinematography in the skits of the bakugan stuff, but this video is where this channel's potential really solidified for me. Bravo.
For me the thing that traumatized me the most was the scene where Elita-1 transforms into Blackarachnia in transformers animated. I think it's because of the atmosphere of the episode as a whole, the fact that it was related to spiders, plus because it was a straight up body horror shown in a kids show, and they did not hesitate to show off how freaky it was.
"how many other franchises have a running joke abput a character who always dies?" Zane from lego Ninjago, he is a robot with human feeling who gets tortured, massacred and killed many times.
The death of a transformer that scarred me was Jazz from the first live action micheal bay movie. For those that don't know is that megatron torn jazz in half. The reason his death scarred me was because it caught me off guard
two deaths that traumatised my poor 12 year old brain: Optimus Prime's death In Transformers: Revenge of the fallen and Ironhide's death at the hands of Sentinel prime in Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
Blurr was actually supposed to SURVIVE. In the sequel comic, they even followed it up by having him contact someone with psychic powers who realized his Spark was still present, and Sari used her key to fix him. Derrick Wyatt actually intended that for Season 4 but it got cancelled and rewritten as a comic.
Tbh the death that really made me sad was Ratchet death from age of Extinction. Transformers prime was my favorite show as a child and seeing a character die from the shows main cast really made me sad. Even though they aren't the same universe I still relate characters with the same names to each other no matter how different looking they are between different Transformers media.
I'm not a transformers guy, never really watched the show or anything but this video was really well put together and got the point across very well, nice job Jett. :)
For me Optimus Prime’s death in Armada impacted me so hard, not only because I had the toy, but because he was someone I could look up to to become better
I just got back into transformers with the Kingdom line and now Jett makes a video about transformers? And with a vsauce and bionicle reference in it? You’re really starting to cover my childhood -> adulthood interests. But for real great video, genuinely interesting.
In my opinion, the saddest was definitely Prowl in TFA. Watching him rise to the allspark fragments while Jazz was yelling to him that they could find another way was just so saddening. Seeing Prowl smile then fall down, greyed and lifeless almost made me cry when I saw it. I was only 4 when I watched it.
I loved animated as a kid but i didnt have the full series, only bits. It took me years to fully watch it and realise that prowl died. Like blurrs "death" was brutal and shocking but prowls was just depressing
I gotta say, this was really beautiful. I've never seen someone break down this topic so beautifully before. I could show this to someone who doesn't "get" transformers and I see it being educational to the feelings most of us hardcore fans have. I'm very impressed! Good job!
@@JettKuso where can I find that story that you mentioned in the video? The one where you were inspired tk look into the light bulb? I would really like to check it out.
I don't know how many people will be emotional with me, but I still cry when I see Megatron's death at the end of season 3 of Transformers Prime. This show was the first Transformers series I watched, it basically made me be in this fandom and I was more attracted to the Decepticons from the beginning. Although my favorite character is Starscram, it was a shock to me to see the Decepticon leader killed.
I’ll never forget, I was 10 years old watching ROTF in theaters with my grandma. Watching Optimus fight 3 bots at once was the pinnacle of action to me. Optimus was strong, but he wasn’t indestructible. He argued with them while he fought, trying to avoid anymore death. But when he was shot and fell to his knees, I knew something was wrong, then he boldly proclaims…”I’ll take you all on!” And his theme begins to play, good was finally triumphing over evil! Optimus cuts off Starscream’s arm, almost cuts of Megatron’s leg, and rips helicopter guy’s face in half! He stood heroically over his victory, but it wasn’t over yet. The sound of Megatron’s blade piercing Optimus’s chest still haunts me to this day. I remember the maelstrom of emotions I felt as Optimus’s sparkless body smashed against the ground. My life was forever changed…
Came for Transformers, stayed for the lightbulb. Seriously, this video is too underrated. Amazing quality, not just the video and editing itself, but as well as the shots with the toys are just super crisp and beautiful. Great discussion too! To not spoil anything for those who still haven't watched, I'll just say I did NOT expect the somewhat poetic and analytical route you took. And to top it all, ended with the best message I've seen for a Transformers discussion video. I can't express enough about how much I appreciate this _masterpiece_ of a video. I can tell you put so much effort, and it DEFINITELY payed off! Thank you so much for this! Also, as I first grew up with the Bayverse, when I first saw Optimus die in RotF, my 4 year-old self turned away and cried. Truly heartbreaking to see your favorite murderous big red and blue 'bot get stabbed and shot in the chest lol
I was never really sad when charcters died in Transformers, more shocked than anything. But one death did stick with me, that was Jazz getting ripped in half by Megatron in the 1st (aka only good until the bumble bee movie) live action movie
What are you gonna do, the odds are stacked against you, back against the wall, gotta give it your all, a a a a a a, this is the final stand, a a a a a a, the powers in your hand two worlds collide on the inside, gotta fight for what's right, before it's gone (gone) this is bakugan.
I freaking LOST it at the rodimus prime gang joke. man, this video really caters to a lot of my interests (even a BIONICLE reference?? damn) and I think it sheds light as to what shaped my interests in other stories that tackle relatively morbid subjects, having been a transformers fan growing up.
As someone who's just got into transformers the most disturbing deaths were the ones where the Decepticon justice division caused I've read the comics and every time they were on a page I would be scared knowing someone is going to die is a horrible way Hell one of its members turns into an electric chair you can just imagine the rest.
@@erc3338 IDW More than meets the eye. Disclaimer: remember to clean your eyes before reading. Because you will see some of the most disturbing things even by Cybertronian standards. Spoiler: they got killed at last, in the same horrible way they did to others.
I don't know if it so much scarred me, but Dinobot's death in Beast Wars still resonates with me to this day. The former Predacon valiantly giving his life to protect the budding human civilization from Megatron and the other Preds with no backup and dwindling power reserves as the fight went on, and actually managing to hold them off just long enough for the Maximals to arrive and drive them off. He struggled so much with his morality and code of honor, but still managed to die a hero by securing the future of the human race and the cost of his own.
For me, I’ve always loved Optimus sacrificing his life so Cybertron could create new life in Prime’s finale movie. It’s so beautiful and bittersweet and absolutely perfect.
All of this is very fascinating, but when you started talking about football and a pic of peoria IL (my home town) popped up I was thrown through a loop for a minute
I never really grew up with Transformers, my first introduction into the franchise being from the Michael Bay films. My friend has recently gotten me into some of the shows, though. So while I wouldn't say any of the deaths traumatized me, I'd say the most shocking and disturbing would be in the third Bay film, Dark of the Moon, when Ironhide was killed. Not only did it come out of nowhere, but it was so gruesome.
Breakdown's death in prime always messed me up. The fact that this character who up until that point was one who got quite a bit of focus, and even had a close relationship with one of the main characters, only to be brutally murdered by his own teammate complete with a shot of what little was left of his remains... The later episode where he returns as a zombie did not help things either
fun fact: The decepticon dirge, one of the seekers (imagine a blue and orange starscream with a conehead) is infamous for always dying, being blown up or destroyed and Optimus has died and been resurrected sooo many times, theres a wiki page on his deaths alone
19:10 Well, Fun Pub of the Transformers Collector's Club brought back Blurr. But only the Animated Season 4 fans and avid TfWiki readers would have known that.
Starscreams death in Armada shook me the most, but watching Smokescreen's paint melt as he was shot through the stomach in such a long scene, seeing as the shot pushed him deep into a wall, that traumatized me
Cliffjumper being my favorite transformers, 2:14 gave me a heart attack. Thank you Jett! That aside, your videos never cease to amaze me. Thank you Jett, for real this time! ;)
the one that stuck with me the most as a kid at least visually was the Prowl getting blasted in the chest. My dad watched the show as a kid but I don't think he saw the movie, so he got it for me thinking it would be the same goofy antics as the show. Meaning my first ever time interacting with the franchise was meeting these characters, getting a glimpse into who they were, what kind of personalities they had just to watch them die a few minutes later. It was surreal but it captivated me, no one was safe (as far as I knew) so any character could be moments away from a gruesome death like baby's first Warhammer.
I know this is an older video but just watched your recent video and went through your videos about transformers and gave this one a watch. I was 6 years old when my uncle took me to see Transformers in theaters in 86. I still vaguely remember him bringing me back to my mom unable to understand why his nephew was emotionally distraught over some kids movie. My dad was a trucker and so Optimus reminded me a lot of my dad so I was definitely very attached to him. So when he died I lost it. It was definitely brutal. Now I care about this lightbulb though.
The death that stuck with me the most was probably Cliffjumper. From TFP. He’s the first character you see, first character you hear and the first character who DIES, All In Episode 1, Darkness Rising Part One. He was cool, talked cool looked cool had a cool vehicle mode, he was even my favorite color! and he died. I wish he survived longer. Cliff was so cool! So cool in fact that the show writers wanted him back, but since reanimating was off the table they wrote a few flashbacks with him. One where he and bee rescues Arcee from Airachnid and one spanning most of an episode where he and Arcee escape Cybertron to Earth with Starscream and Shockwave on their tail. The dude was such a talker! And he was FUNNY. He and Arcee managed to fend off Shockwave, who by the way managed to take down a good portion of the wreckers basically SOLO. and well, just look for a video explaining how powerful TFP Shockwave is. He got shot in the HEAD and survived! And Cliffjumper managed to face off against him. But in the first episode he gets blown up by some VEHICONS and then impaled by Starscream as he dies.
Welp, I had to go check out 17776 as well and dang it Jett Kuso, it’s so good. I wasn’t expecting it to be that good, and I never expected a little series like that to make me care about space probes, a lightbulb and football all in one thing. It brought up concepts behind immortality that were really insightful. Thanks for recommending 17776
Well this is a weird coincidence,I recently subscribed to your channel because I was getting back into Bakugan,but I’m also a really big transformers,I even have the transformers prime 10th anniversary Breakdown and jet vehicon box set. The transformer death that probably hit me the most was probably Prowls sacrifice at the end of transformers animated,because he’s one of the main characters we see threw the whole show,and then dies sacrificing his life to save all his friends,he was even my favorite character.
20:00 We could go off again on the subject of censored anime "for kids" and how American-Canadian dubbing studios attempted to shield kids from death of humans and anything remotely foreign and mature, such as Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh, Sailor Moon, Tobot, and etc.
my most traumatizing death in transformers was when prowl was shot to death in the transformers movie and had smoke coming out of his eyes and mouth. as a kid that was terrifying, now its just a robot dying at the hands of another robot
I wanna say the first Transformers death that really hit me was Ironhide in Dark of the Moon. The first live action Transformers movie came out when I was like 13 so I basically grew up on those movies, getting attached to the characters and so on, so watching Ironhide crumble to rust actually left me crying in the theater. Ironhide isn't even my favorite character! It was either that or Padlock in Energon, the poor Autobot Shockblast used as a living shield before shooting him in the back anyway. That stuck with me for a while.
I have been exposed to Transformers for most of my lifetime at this point, I never realized how used it got me to the concept of on-screen brutal deaths until recently, when watching Cyberverse (a recent TF show) depicting a very savage death for Starscream. My first though after watching was "wow, that was brutal, characters didn't use to die like this right?" and the quickest trip to memory lane revealed that yes, Transformers has always been pretty fucking brutal with death.
Despite The Movie being 15 years old when I was born, I was still traumatized by Prime’s death because I didn’t know it was coming when I was watching G1 for the first time
The robot death that traumatized me the most was Jazz from Transformers 1 he was and still is my favorite character from the Bayverse and it sucked that he had to die the way he did :(
In terms of characters who die a lot, Cliffjumper only really died 5 times in the 39 years of the franchise's history. It is true they all happened within a relatively short period of time though. But the meme of "that guy who always dies" was actually mainly spread because of the movie.
I remember Optimus Prime's death in Rise of the Fallen, which did not traumatized me but...was quite a shock seeing the main character dying, even if he gets his comeback by the climax of the film later on. It's a movie I can't hate, the initial sequence is amazing even after all those years lmao
I haven't told anyone about this experience, but this video made me remember it and how it still affects me(this might get emotional), but I should give context. It all happened when I was 8-12 years old. As a Bakugan fanatic, and I that was the only thing I cared. I was trying to find anything that is Bakugan on TV, but suddenly I came across upon the first episode of Transformers Prime. I loved that show and I was really invested in to it, but I couldn't watch all episodes in order at a time. Fast forward to season 2. It made me experience some heavy emotions, mostly fear and worry due to Zombie-almost-apocalypse on Nemesis, Smokescreen and Arsi vs Megatron fight and the final battles on Cybertron, that suddenly had humans' lifes on the line. And than Autobots' base was discovered. I was scared for the characters, I understood how important that home was to them. And than it got destroyed and Optimus stayed there and when I saw his arm just existing in the garbage, I felt a loss for the first time. And I didn't know that season 3 was coming meaning, for me THIS was the end of the story. I got what I was looking at the time: a story with out a happy ending and it felt hard. I wanted to cry, but I was scared of my Grandma, who actually watched that episode with me. I was afraid that if I cried, it would cause a misunderstanding, that I couldn't prevent, which would make them isolate from everything I love, because "look at these evil American cartoons that make our children suffer" (it's common mood in Russia to this day). I was able to hold back my tears back than, but I think that this where my problem of holding back my emotions too much began. It's no one's fault in particular, that I have this problem, but this just makes last episode of Transformers Prime even more impactful for me. I'm soon to become 17
The first Transformers death I ever saw was Vector Prime sacrificing himself in Transformers Cybertron. And that always stuck with me. I would say the one that traumatized me the most though was probably Dinobot's in Beast Wars when I went and watched it around when Animated was coming out. Watching that final fight was ROUGH.
Oh boy crossover episode Edit: I want to leave more of a comment but it's a major spoiler for that continuity, but if you've read MTMTE you know what I'm talking about.
You just made me want to see that light bulb now. That is now one of my new goals in life now. Thank you. Also, Blurr's death also messed with me. I liked him very much, and they just unceremoniously killed him off like that.
When I was a kid the first ever transformers content that I watched was the Michael Bay movies. At the time I didn't fully grasp what was going on other than autobots were good and decepticons were bad. Heck I could only remember certain characters at the time as well. Those being Optimus, Bumblebee, Ironhide, and Rachet, and the rest were just no names to me. For the first two movies it didn't quite click with me that characters were dying on screen. I knew there was fighting but that was it. Then Dark Of The Moon came around and everything changed. Imagine the sheer horror on my face seeing Ironhide get shot in the chest by Sentinel and then rusting away into nothing. I've seen many of my favorite autobots die over the years but none will ever compare to that one particular scene.
Some of my first experiences with death was Beast Wars. I didn’t understand it well until Dinobot’s. It’s part of why I appreciate and love him so much. Something about loving and liking a character so much just to see them die... It was an experience, I’ll say that. Also, saddest Transformers deaths (out of order and not all of them) for me are probably G1 and TFP Optimus, Dinobot, TFA Prowl, and Armada Starscream. Also, when I got older, I got really sad about Depth Charge and Rampage’s deaths. Rampage wanted to die by Depth Charge’s hand and both wanted to end their suffering. When I got older and understood suffering better, it was just...SAD.
Silly as it may seem to wax romantic about the Bayformers films, the death of Jazz still holds a special place in my heart. He was a really likeable character, and he just got such a rough dispatch.
Same can be said about Ironhide's death in the third movie. It shocked me when I first saw his death and not just because he was betrayed, but also because he was my favorite character
Not really a transformers death but a similar robot death, Mikazuki Augus had a pretty scarring death for me as a child, not used to seeing all of the main characters die.
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Wonder why people cry for a Mars Rover
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I'm pretty sure that if they could make a new series corresponding to transformers animated the scrip was going to have Blurr resurrected because his spark was not crushed and then join the main cast in till it was cancelled I saw this from other videos.
@@Gold-fv5np oh yea blurr Idk how he still alive he spark. Didn’t get destroyed
Jett : Transformers die a lot
Shockwave in the comics : *Laughs in killing all Autobots*
*killing anyone
"Offlined by a cosmically powered Starscream."
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@@florentinaraschitor5791 Yes
*laughs in cosmically powered starscream*
Honestly surprised that there aren't comments about everyone who was offlined by a cosmicaly powered Starscream.
Chris mcfeely would be proud
@@Lgnabs yes he would 😎
I just find it funny that as a kid, I never saw the cartoon, and I only had a handful of Marvel issues...and most of them pertained to the Underbase saga. I basically grew up thinking Transformers dying a lot was a common and normal occurrence 😭
@@Takeshi357 And tbh, it is lmao
Transmutate’s death in Beast Wars was probably the most impactful to me. What struck me about it was just how unfair it was. Transmutate had only just come online and both factions wanted to get rid of her because she was defective. In the end, after living for less than a day, she sacrificed her life to stop her only two friends from killing each other. Transmutate was probably the most innocent character in Beast Wars and her death still makes me tear up.
I . . . am . . . hurt.
Gotta love how the good guy ‘Honourable Warrior’ and the bad guy ‘Murderous Psychopath’ were the only two to really care. It really made me care about the two. Silverbolt’s compassion extended into caring for anyone who deserved a chance, while Rampage appreciated Transmutate for what she was.
Beast Wars is awesome.
It wasnt the death but the corpse of Breakdown being used like a "skin" suit on Transformers Prime was always the most mesed up thing to me
hi
TFP did not hold its punches, they showed Silas die on screen
"How many other kids franchises have a running joke about a character who always dies"
Leomon be like: bruh
I loved TFP cliff. That was my comment, I wrote an entire paragraph on how epic the dude was in the two episodes he was in. Alive, anyways
Man also forgot Ramjet
To be honest, Dinobot from Beast wars stung me a lot as a kid. He went out like a true warrior. He overrode his stasis lock function and kept fighting just to make sure the Predacons didn't get their hands on the Golden Disk and died fighting as a Maximal, despite starting the series as a Predacon himself.
Dinobot is one of the best TF characters of all time, no question.
@@JettKuso hands down. Beast Wars was a huge part of my childhood.
Someone get Jobby on the phone.
Remember when Optimus jammed his axe into Megatron’s head and then rips it out along with his spinal cord in Dark of the Moon? That was awesome.
Also thank you Jett and to everyone for bringing attention and that donated to the AAPI fund to combat Asian hate.
I don't know that Megatron did that to prime 😐
the title describes transformers very well
Didn’t expect you here
@@Keithchan2024 where do you know me from?
hellooooooo
That whole lightbulb tangent made me realize that this channel has the potential to be so much more than just about toys.
Like I've seen the cinematography in the skits of the bakugan stuff, but this video is where this channel's potential really solidified for me.
Bravo.
I appreciate the amount of Starscream bullying you managed to cram in here
For me the thing that traumatized me the most was the scene where Elita-1 transforms into Blackarachnia in transformers animated. I think it's because of the atmosphere of the episode as a whole, the fact that it was related to spiders, plus because it was a straight up body horror shown in a kids show, and they did not hesitate to show off how freaky it was.
"how many other franchises have a running joke abput a character who always dies?"
Zane from lego Ninjago, he is a robot with human feeling who gets tortured, massacred and killed many times.
Yikes
Love the 10 minute filler episode about the oldest lightbulb right in the middle.
The death of a transformer that scarred me was Jazz from the first live action micheal bay movie. For those that don't know is that megatron torn jazz in half. The reason his death scarred me was because it caught me off guard
@Jeremiah Beck It also foreshadowed the death of Pontiac at the end of the early 2000s
two deaths that traumatised my poor 12 year old brain: Optimus Prime's death In Transformers: Revenge of the fallen and Ironhide's death at the hands of Sentinel prime in Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
Ugh ironhide's DOTM death was brutal....
@@JettKuso Ya ever seen IDW Comics?
@@JettKuso *F* for ironhide
The last one should of never happened
@@mattplayz4550 loss or Roadbuster was something
Nobody:
Jett:
*DEATH* is a problem in children's series
If that's what you think the message is, keep watching till the end! I believe kids are people too, unlike most writers lol
Mechtavius Destroyer: EVERYONE DIED, the end
@@JettKuso hi
Blurr was actually supposed to SURVIVE. In the sequel comic, they even followed it up by having him contact someone with psychic powers who realized his Spark was still present, and Sari used her key to fix him. Derrick Wyatt actually intended that for Season 4 but it got cancelled and rewritten as a comic.
Tbh the death that really made me sad was Ratchet death from age of Extinction. Transformers prime was my favorite show as a child and seeing a character die from the shows main cast really made me sad. Even though they aren't the same universe I still relate characters with the same names to each other no matter how different looking they are between different Transformers media.
I'm not a transformers guy, never really watched the show or anything but this video was really well put together and got the point across very well, nice job Jett. :)
For me the most heartbreaking death was Michael bay's 3rd movie where iron hide is literally being rusted and disintegrating by sentinel prime
For me Optimus Prime’s death in Armada impacted me so hard, not only because I had the toy, but because he was someone I could look up to to become better
I just got back into transformers with the Kingdom line and now Jett makes a video about transformers? And with a vsauce and bionicle reference in it? You’re really starting to cover my childhood -> adulthood interests. But for real great video, genuinely interesting.
"Don't get me started on Starscream"
*Quickly goes to a montage of his several deaths with some seemingly innocent bg music*
In my opinion, the saddest was definitely Prowl in TFA. Watching him rise to the allspark fragments while Jazz was yelling to him that they could find another way was just so saddening. Seeing Prowl smile then fall down, greyed and lifeless almost made me cry when I saw it. I was only 4 when I watched it.
I loved animated as a kid but i didnt have the full series, only bits. It took me years to fully watch it and realise that prowl died. Like blurrs "death" was brutal and shocking but prowls was just depressing
I gotta say, this was really beautiful. I've never seen someone break down this topic so beautifully before. I could show this to someone who doesn't "get" transformers and I see it being educational to the feelings most of us hardcore fans have. I'm very impressed! Good job!
Im so proud of this specific video, I’m glad you seem to have gotten what I wanted folks to get out of it. Feel free to share it around!
@@JettKuso where can I find that story that you mentioned in the video? The one where you were inspired tk look into the light bulb? I would really like to check it out.
@@matthewstaudinger1224 www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football Right here!! Read it!
I don't know how many people will be emotional with me, but I still cry when I see Megatron's death at the end of season 3 of Transformers Prime. This show was the first Transformers series I watched, it basically made me be in this fandom and I was more attracted to the Decepticons from the beginning. Although my favorite character is Starscram, it was a shock to me to see the Decepticon leader killed.
It's almost like there's a war or something going on in most stories in this franchise.
Hmm yeah. Weird.
Whenever the DJD showed up in the IDW comics, I knew I was gonna have a bad time.
Yeah any scene with the DJD or Overlord
Lost light and mtmte didn’t even take place during wartime am I right?
I’ll never forget, I was 10 years old watching ROTF in theaters with my grandma. Watching Optimus fight 3 bots at once was the pinnacle of action to me. Optimus was strong, but he wasn’t indestructible. He argued with them while he fought, trying to avoid anymore death. But when he was shot and fell to his knees, I knew something was wrong, then he boldly proclaims…”I’ll take you all on!” And his theme begins to play, good was finally triumphing over evil! Optimus cuts off Starscream’s arm, almost cuts of Megatron’s leg, and rips helicopter guy’s face in half! He stood heroically over his victory, but it wasn’t over yet. The sound of Megatron’s blade piercing Optimus’s chest still haunts me to this day. I remember the maelstrom of emotions I felt as Optimus’s sparkless body smashed against the ground. My life was forever changed…
Came for Transformers, stayed for the lightbulb.
Seriously, this video is too underrated. Amazing quality, not just the video and editing itself, but as well as the shots with the toys are just super crisp and beautiful. Great discussion too! To not spoil anything for those who still haven't watched, I'll just say I did NOT expect the somewhat poetic and analytical route you took. And to top it all, ended with the best message I've seen for a Transformers discussion video. I can't express enough about how much I appreciate this _masterpiece_ of a video. I can tell you put so much effort, and it DEFINITELY payed off! Thank you so much for this!
Also, as I first grew up with the Bayverse, when I first saw Optimus die in RotF, my 4 year-old self turned away and cried. Truly heartbreaking to see your favorite murderous big red and blue 'bot get stabbed and shot in the chest lol
Cliffjumper: lives throughout all media he is portrayed in until 2010. I sleep
Cliffjumper: dies twice. Real shit?!
I loved TFP cliff when I first saw him, and loved him even more when he showed up in the flashback episode.
I was never really sad when charcters died in Transformers, more shocked than anything. But one death did stick with me, that was Jazz getting ripped in half by Megatron in the 1st (aka only good until the bumble bee movie) live action movie
The craziest part to me was that, like in 80s transformers movie, it was also a corporate decision
OH MY GOD
WHY IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE TH-camRS TALKING ABOUT ONE OF MY FAVORITE SHOWS
*Franchise
There are multiple shows
Lol
Please continue talking about transformers! You’re definitely quickly becoming my favorite channel
Wowwww the V-Sauce parody was PERFECT
Amazing video dude. Ironhide in dark of the moon still haunts me to this day
Prowl in animated shook me because he literally gave up his soul to save his family
What are you gonna do, the odds are stacked against you, back against the wall, gotta give it your all, a a a a a a, this is the final stand, a a a a a a, the powers in your hand two worlds collide on the inside, gotta fight for what's right, before it's gone (gone) this is bakugan.
I watched this when it came out and two years later im finally making a comment about how good this video is.
I freaking LOST it at the rodimus prime gang joke.
man, this video really caters to a lot of my interests (even a BIONICLE reference?? damn) and I think it sheds light as to what shaped my interests in other stories that tackle relatively morbid subjects, having been a transformers fan growing up.
As someone who's just got into transformers the most disturbing deaths were the ones where the Decepticon justice division caused
I've read the comics and every time they were on a page I would be scared knowing someone is going to die is a horrible way
Hell one of its members turns into an electric chair you can just imagine the rest.
wtf is this i need to find this.
@@erc3338 IDW More than meets the eye. Disclaimer: remember to clean your eyes before reading. Because you will see some of the most disturbing things even by Cybertronian standards. Spoiler: they got killed at last, in the same horrible way they did to others.
To be fair, I don’t think children were really the primary target audience of IDW2005
Well, never thought I'd have a crisis while watching a video about cartoon robots
Cliff jumper: I can’t believe I keep dying
Optimus prime: first time?
Starscream: amateurs
Cliffjumper: Didn’t you start my trend?
Starscream: hey man, IVE KILLED A LOT OF BOTS
@@chickenmaster0636Underbase/Cosmically powered Starscream
I don't know if it so much scarred me, but Dinobot's death in Beast Wars still resonates with me to this day. The former Predacon valiantly giving his life to protect the budding human civilization from Megatron and the other Preds with no backup and dwindling power reserves as the fight went on, and actually managing to hold them off just long enough for the Maximals to arrive and drive them off. He struggled so much with his morality and code of honor, but still managed to die a hero by securing the future of the human race and the cost of his own.
This was amazing, great job Jett !
For me, I’ve always loved Optimus sacrificing his life so Cybertron could create new life in Prime’s finale movie. It’s so beautiful and bittersweet and absolutely perfect.
That Jazz robot that gets cut in half in the first Transformers movie always sticked with me. Glad to see you branch out and cover other topics!!
All of this is very fascinating, but when you started talking about football and a pic of peoria IL (my home town) popped up I was thrown through a loop for a minute
I put that in there just for you
I came to this channel to learn more about Bakugan and now im here to learn more about Transformers.
I didn’t expect this video to be this well done considering the title, but this was great!
I never really grew up with Transformers, my first introduction into the franchise being from the Michael Bay films. My friend has recently gotten me into some of the shows, though. So while I wouldn't say any of the deaths traumatized me, I'd say the most shocking and disturbing would be in the third Bay film, Dark of the Moon, when Ironhide was killed. Not only did it come out of nowhere, but it was so gruesome.
Breakdown's death in prime always messed me up. The fact that this character who up until that point was one who got quite a bit of focus, and even had a close relationship with one of the main characters, only to be brutally murdered by his own teammate complete with a shot of what little was left of his remains...
The later episode where he returns as a zombie did not help things either
3:44 The endangered species known as Leomon does come to mind
fun fact: The decepticon dirge, one of the seekers (imagine a blue and orange starscream with a conehead) is infamous for always dying, being blown up or destroyed
and Optimus has died and been resurrected sooo many times, theres a wiki page on his deaths alone
19:10 Well, Fun Pub of the Transformers Collector's Club brought back Blurr. But only the Animated Season 4 fans and avid TfWiki readers would have known that.
Was that at a BotCon script reading panel, or in a comic? Cause I might have been at that panel if it was the BotCon that John Moschitta Jr. attended
@@JettKuso bot con is the official transformers convention
Oop, looks like someone did point this out. Not surprised.
Jazz from the 07 movie. He was my favourite and also happened to be the only one who died. I was a very sad child
Starscreams death in Armada shook me the most, but watching Smokescreen's paint melt as he was shot through the stomach in such a long scene, seeing as the shot pushed him deep into a wall, that traumatized me
Ironhide in transformers dark of the moon, just seeing his body rust away and his head just falling off really got me
Cliffjumper being my favorite transformers, 2:14 gave me a heart attack.
Thank you Jett!
That aside, your videos never cease to amaze me.
Thank you Jett, for real this time! ;)
the one that stuck with me the most as a kid at least visually was the Prowl getting blasted in the chest.
My dad watched the show as a kid but I don't think he saw the movie, so he got it for me thinking it would be the same goofy antics as the show. Meaning my first ever time interacting with the franchise was meeting these characters, getting a glimpse into who they were, what kind of personalities they had just to watch them die a few minutes later. It was surreal but it captivated me, no one was safe (as far as I knew) so any character could be moments away from a gruesome death like baby's first Warhammer.
Ironhide, Cosmic Rust, Sentinal Prime, Dark Of The Moon. I cry every time.
I know this is an older video but just watched your recent video and went through your videos about transformers and gave this one a watch. I was 6 years old when my uncle took me to see Transformers in theaters in 86. I still vaguely remember him bringing me back to my mom unable to understand why his nephew was emotionally distraught over some kids movie. My dad was a trucker and so Optimus reminded me a lot of my dad so I was definitely very attached to him. So when he died I lost it. It was definitely brutal.
Now I care about this lightbulb though.
For some reason, I started uncontrollably laughing when they were dying.
The death that stuck with me the most was probably Cliffjumper. From TFP. He’s the first character you see, first character you hear and the first character who DIES, All In Episode 1, Darkness Rising Part One. He was cool, talked cool looked cool had a cool vehicle mode, he was even my favorite color! and he died. I wish he survived longer. Cliff was so cool! So cool in fact that the show writers wanted him back, but since reanimating was off the table they wrote a few flashbacks with him. One where he and bee rescues Arcee from Airachnid and one spanning most of an episode where he and Arcee escape Cybertron to Earth with Starscream and Shockwave on their tail. The dude was such a talker! And he was FUNNY. He and Arcee managed to fend off Shockwave, who by the way managed to take down a good portion of the wreckers basically SOLO. and well, just look for a video explaining how powerful TFP Shockwave is. He got shot in the HEAD and survived! And Cliffjumper managed to face off against him. But in the first episode he gets blown up by some VEHICONS and then impaled by Starscream as he dies.
Welp, I had to go check out 17776 as well and dang it Jett Kuso, it’s so good. I wasn’t expecting it to be that good, and I never expected a little series like that to make me care about space probes, a lightbulb and football all in one thing. It brought up concepts behind immortality that were really insightful. Thanks for recommending 17776
I love that story so much. There’s a very good sequel out there but I think it’s on hiatus, currently unfinished.
//Ratchet death flashbacks intensifies//
Dang it!! who brought the ninja cutting onions 😔
Awesome video Jett btw!!!
Thought I ran up on Thew’s channel.
Bro
We can call that a dethewsion?
@@FullmetalPanda we sh’all
Well this is a weird coincidence,I recently subscribed to your channel because I was getting back into Bakugan,but I’m also a really big transformers,I even have the transformers prime 10th anniversary Breakdown and jet vehicon box set.
The transformer death that probably hit me the most was probably Prowls sacrifice at the end of transformers animated,because he’s one of the main characters we see threw the whole show,and then dies sacrificing his life to save all his friends,he was even my favorite character.
Probably not the first time it happened, but the last big TF death I remember resonating with me was Ravage's death in IDW1.
A Bakugan/Transformers crossover could be so cool JettKuso
20:00 We could go off again on the subject of censored anime "for kids" and how American-Canadian dubbing studios attempted to shield kids from death of humans and anything remotely foreign and mature, such as Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh, Sailor Moon, Tobot, and etc.
Smokescreen in Armada was SHOCKING to me as a kid, especially since we see the blast go straight through him
my most traumatizing death in transformers was when prowl was shot to death in the transformers movie and had smoke coming out of his eyes and mouth. as a kid that was terrifying, now its just a robot dying at the hands of another robot
I wanna say the first Transformers death that really hit me was Ironhide in Dark of the Moon. The first live action Transformers movie came out when I was like 13 so I basically grew up on those movies, getting attached to the characters and so on, so watching Ironhide crumble to rust actually left me crying in the theater. Ironhide isn't even my favorite character!
It was either that or Padlock in Energon, the poor Autobot Shockblast used as a living shield before shooting him in the back anyway. That stuck with me for a while.
Cliffjumper's death in Transformers Prime really messed me up
Just note he was killed off because his VA was too expensive to keep around. That VA in question was The Rock
@@BallisticGhast6 I know that
I have been exposed to Transformers for most of my lifetime at this point, I never realized how used it got me to the concept of on-screen brutal deaths until recently, when watching Cyberverse (a recent TF show) depicting a very savage death for Starscream. My first though after watching was "wow, that was brutal, characters didn't use to die like this right?" and the quickest trip to memory lane revealed that yes, Transformers has always been pretty fucking brutal with death.
Despite The Movie being 15 years old when I was born, I was still traumatized by Prime’s death because I didn’t know it was coming when I was watching G1 for the first time
5:15, just when I thought it was pretty good It got even BETTER!!!
Holy shit, I'm not the greatest Transformers fan, but this is an incredibly good video, props to you Jett, keep it going!!
5:14 Lmfao tfp Megatron being so obsessed with killing Optimus himself
Amazing video 👏
Really bring me to tears
The robot death that traumatized me the most was Jazz from Transformers 1 he was and still is my favorite character from the Bayverse and it sucked that he had to die the way he did :(
In terms of characters who die a lot, Cliffjumper only really died 5 times in the 39 years of the franchise's history. It is true they all happened within a relatively short period of time though. But the meme of "that guy who always dies" was actually mainly spread because of the movie.
I remember Optimus Prime's death in Rise of the Fallen, which did not traumatized me but...was quite a shock seeing the main character dying, even if he gets his comeback by the climax of the film later on. It's a movie I can't hate, the initial sequence is amazing even after all those years lmao
The death that made me the saddest was Vector Primes sacrifice, it was far from the most messed up but it was sad to me.
I haven't told anyone about this experience, but this video made me remember it and how it still affects me(this might get emotional), but I should give context.
It all happened when I was 8-12 years old. As a Bakugan fanatic, and I that was the only thing I cared. I was trying to find anything that is Bakugan on TV, but suddenly I came across upon the first episode of Transformers Prime. I loved that show and I was really invested in to it, but I couldn't watch all episodes in order at a time. Fast forward to season 2. It made me experience some heavy emotions, mostly fear and worry due to Zombie-almost-apocalypse on Nemesis, Smokescreen and Arsi vs Megatron fight and the final battles on Cybertron, that suddenly had humans' lifes on the line. And than Autobots' base was discovered. I was scared for the characters, I understood how important that home was to them. And than it got destroyed and Optimus stayed there and when I saw his arm just existing in the garbage, I felt a loss for the first time. And I didn't know that season 3 was coming meaning, for me THIS was the end of the story. I got what I was looking at the time: a story with out a happy ending and it felt hard. I wanted to cry, but I was scared of my Grandma, who actually watched that episode with me. I was afraid that if I cried, it would cause a misunderstanding, that I couldn't prevent, which would make them isolate from everything I love, because "look at these evil American cartoons that make our children suffer" (it's common mood in Russia to this day). I was able to hold back my tears back than, but I think that this where my problem of holding back my emotions too much began. It's no one's fault in particular, that I have this problem, but this just makes last episode of Transformers Prime even more impactful for me. I'm soon to become 17
The first Transformers death I ever saw was Vector Prime sacrificing himself in Transformers Cybertron. And that always stuck with me. I would say the one that traumatized me the most though was probably Dinobot's in Beast Wars when I went and watched it around when Animated was coming out. Watching that final fight was ROUGH.
That Mata-Nui line floored me! Loving the content here! #Bionicle
The death of optims in Armada defiantly hit me the hardest as a child, especially because that was the first series I watched
I haven’t actively ever wanted to rewatch these types of videos before.
Oh boy crossover episode
Edit: I want to leave more of a comment but it's a major spoiler for that continuity, but if you've read MTMTE you know what I'm talking about.
You just made me want to see that light bulb now. That is now one of my new goals in life now. Thank you. Also, Blurr's death also messed with me. I liked him very much, and they just unceremoniously killed him off like that.
When I was a kid the first ever transformers content that I watched was the Michael Bay movies. At the time I didn't fully grasp what was going on other than autobots were good and decepticons were bad. Heck I could only remember certain characters at the time as well. Those being Optimus, Bumblebee, Ironhide, and Rachet, and the rest were just no names to me. For the first two movies it didn't quite click with me that characters were dying on screen. I knew there was fighting but that was it. Then Dark Of The Moon came around and everything changed. Imagine the sheer horror on my face seeing Ironhide get shot in the chest by Sentinel and then rusting away into nothing. I've seen many of my favorite autobots die over the years but none will ever compare to that one particular scene.
Ironhide's death messed me up...
Love your videos
These death montages are adorable as hell.
Some of my first experiences with death was Beast Wars. I didn’t understand it well until Dinobot’s. It’s part of why I appreciate and love him so much. Something about loving and liking a character so much just to see them die... It was an experience, I’ll say that.
Also, saddest Transformers deaths (out of order and not all of them) for me are probably G1 and TFP Optimus, Dinobot, TFA Prowl, and Armada Starscream. Also, when I got older, I got really sad about Depth Charge and Rampage’s deaths. Rampage wanted to die by Depth Charge’s hand and both wanted to end their suffering. When I got older and understood suffering better, it was just...SAD.
Silly as it may seem to wax romantic about the Bayformers films, the death of Jazz still holds a special place in my heart. He was a really likeable character, and he just got such a rough dispatch.
Same can be said about Ironhide's death in the third movie. It shocked me when I first saw his death and not just because he was betrayed, but also because he was my favorite character
Not really a transformers death but a similar robot death, Mikazuki Augus had a pretty scarring death for me as a child, not used to seeing all of the main characters die.
Optimus prime: "Oh my god they killed Cliffjumper!!" BumbleBee: "YOU BARSTERDS!!!"