Fallen Inferno: A Jumbled Mess

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More Than Meets the Ear

Josh Carias

17 episodes

6 days ago

OUR EARS ARE IN DANGER! To soothe them and the galaxy, we must review the fifty-two Transformers: Cybertron episodes before the haters can dismiss them as awful. It is our MISSION.

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OUR EARS ARE IN DANGER! To soothe them and the galaxy, we must review the fifty-two Transformers: Cybertron episodes before the haters can dismiss them as awful. It is our MISSION.

TV Reviews

TV & Film

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Fallen Inferno: A Jumbled Mess

More Than Meets the Ear

1 hour 21 minutes 52 seconds

4 years ago

Fallen Inferno: A Jumbled Mess

We begin our adventure, very logically, with the first and last episodes of Transformers: Cybertron. Or the first two episodes of Transformers: Galaxy Force. Vector Prime introduces a MacGuffin hunt, Bigfoot wears platform shoes, and everyone turns the sass up to eleven.

Clips used are from:
Transformers: Cybertron and Galaxy Force produced by Entertainment One and GONZO
Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015) produced by Hasbro Studios, Darby Pop Productions, and Polygon Pictures
Galaxy Force soundtrack by Megumi Ohashi
Death Note the Musical 2015 Japanese cast recording starring Hayato Kakizawa as Light, music by Frank Wildhorn, English lyrics by Jack Murphy, Japanese lyrics by Ako Takahashi, produced by HoriPro