From the animated program during the Galvatron era. Hive members modify Decepticon heads and weapons into conversion exo-suites to become headmasters and weaponmasters.
I'm glad you brought that up, the voice was sinister. I think they should have had a story angle involving him and his powers. Reminds me of Insecticon Bombshell
Dude I know I really like mindwipe cuz that dude is really nasty. Headmaster: ( scoff ) me a top hive scientist paired with mangy night scavenger like u. Mindwipe: glares angrily and hypnotized the powers of darkness are more powerful than all the toys your science can muster now Unite with me. Hive scientist: ahhh yes master.
@@darthba11er I would go a step further and say that perhaps he would be channeling the dead universe or perhaps being a techno sorcery akin to Bludgeon’s religion!
@@drixg555 I feel like someone in the command structure hoped their separate horrible marksmanships would cancel each other out. Instead, they just made each other worse.
@@drixg555i want to make a new version of Misfire and Aimless where Misfire was imprisoned for being the worst shot in the Decepticon ranks, and then brought out to be connected with experimental Targetmaster Aimless, who now transformers into a cluster missile salvo, REALLY living up to his name. You don't need to aim if EVERYTHING gets blown up! Mutual destruction of your mutual enemies!!
snapdragon and apeface both in beast modes in front of their headmaster partners even though they need their headmaster partners to form their beast modes head
@@manuefeli You only need to look at the head. His beast mode face is on the back of his head. very similar with snapdragon were the beast mode snout forms the robot's head. His robot mode head is just a face plate on a reptile snout
Always loved this scene. Decades ago my brother and I got Apeface (me) and Snapdragon (him). So to me the horrorcons were always like brothers. The thing that always bugged me was how while the Seekers became Targetmasters and beasts became Headmasters, Apeface and Snapdragon should have gotten transforming guns too. I have corrected that in my headcanon and given them beast guns used by the ill-fated Action Masters. Apeface got Catgut and Snapdragon got Gatoraider.
This is the most blatant toy commercial scene in the whole show lmao, its so shit but also has a weird charm in how obvious it is. I feel so bad because you can tell how much they had to force in to fit in the three episodes and that they're still trying to make it entertaining Edit: also what is the OST - its so good cant find it anywhere
He was actually Grax, Skullcruncher's partner as he is a businessman ("a bad investment" implies that) who was miscoloured in Weirdwolf's colours along with Skullcruncher
I've been working on a new origin for all the master characters(Head, Target and Power) that could line up with newer transformers mythos. A colony planet called master just like in the Japanese series except they're all mini-cons. The planet is at war similarly to the Nebulans and the main masters have the nebulan names. An autobot scout ship is beamed across the universe while attacked by decepticons and lands on master. Micronus comes in and gives autobots headmaster powers, the cons replicate the power and create their own masters and back and forth from there. I even incorporated the new earthrise Scorponok into it. Zarak links with a larger robot body(of his making) to become mega Zarak to which it links with a war machine(also of his making) into Scorponok.
But the dialogue about "a bad investment" implies it was supposed to be Grax who turns into Skullcruncher's head (wouldn't be the first time the Transformers cartoon gave the wrong dialogue to the wrong character, and it still isn't as bad as Armada).
@@RichardX1 Grax is descibed as a ruthless business man on the wiki probably the type who bulldozes orphanage homes so he can drill for oil. It's funny these characters get like one sentence of dialogue and the comics and bios and background suddenly insist their entire world revolves around that one single thing.
In different ways both Rebirth and the Headmasters series are sort of a look into what Season 4 might have been like. Though in the case of the Headmasters series it's more to do with how the episodes animated by Toei might have looked. At least half of the episodes probably still would have ended up animated by AKOM like Season 3, but Rebirth actually looks a bit better to me compared to their work on Season 2 and Season 3.
Headmasters started out REALLY strong and peaked with Double Convoy! But then fumbled killing Optimus and totally dropped the ball once they destroyed Cybertron (with actual thanks because of the Headmasters getting involved) then yeeted Rodimus and pals to a permanent vacation until Rodimus returned in Energon anyways. The main Headmasters themselves weren't very interesting, they dumbed/removed down S3 characters (besides some combiners). At least S3 had some restraint keeping some S1 and S2 characters around. At least the Rebirth version of the characters are more memorable, aside from bad dub Sixshot and Galvatron.
It's just beyond me how a organic lifeform just transforms into a head without anyone just questioning it 😂😂😂 like how does say a human transform into an actual head, what actually happens inside that exo suit that allows the human inside to just be there sat inside of it and how does the transformer actually "live" in beast form without it's brain /brain module 😂😂😂
Kranix may not have actually been the last of his kind and he only thought he was. Those who looked like him may have actually been Lithonians who were possibly not on Lithone when Unicron ate it.
@@windsweeper8002 Yes, the Decepticon Thunderhoof, the first Transformer which vehicle-mode was a tractor and the plow of the tractow became the 'antlers' of Thunderhoof.
