Let's say Disney aquired movie rights from Hasbro for Transformers and they decide to bring Transformers in the MCU.How would you bring them in it? Who would you cast? What designs will you use? Etc.
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Adam Clark
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Parker Hall
>bring Transformers in the MCU
And why would they do this? They didn't bring Star Wars into the MCU when the mouse acquired it.
Nathaniel Barnes
>bring Transformers in the MCU
Brayden Sanchez
Transformers started as a Marvel comic and cartoon.
Ethan Martin
Wholly distinct from the universe of the Marvel superheroes. Star Wars, too, had a Marvel comic but didn't just up and cross over with those established continuities.
Noah Murphy
Transformers DID crossover With Marvel characters in the comics user.
Elijah Kelly
>Wholly distinct from the universe of the Marvel superheroes.
Not at first.
>Star Wars, too, had a Marvel comic but didn't just up and cross over with those established continuities.
That is true, though.
Grayson Long
>disney owning anything else
No. Nonononononono. I'm tired of Disney taking all the IPs and pushing out the same safe stuff. Even their "adventurous" adaptations are just sanitized to make sure it's as financially successful as possible.
Gavin Myers
bitch, spider-man was in the third fucking issue
the dinobots got their dino modes from the savage land
nick fury makes an appearance
Logan Morgan
If that happened it'd be a smaller cast, probably at least having Optimus and Bumblebee and Megatron and Starscream at the minimum, and then bring in Spider-Man for a guest-appearance.
But I'd rather they get Micronauts and/or Rom instead.
Dylan Hill
This
Jace Davis
fuck off with your "this", no shit "this", that's why I posted "that".
Elijah Wood
THIS
Robert Carter
Kino
Zachary Ward
Based
Levi Bailey
At least fucking post the iconic issue that tied these two together
Alexander Butler
Kino
Logan Nguyen
My guy
Cameron Jackson
Levi Nguyen
Story?
Joshua Lee
Wow
David King
The Transformers rights are a mess, Paramount owns movie rights but its a Hasbro property and they have their own AllSpark production company, they are stuck with paramount same as ROM the space knight
Carson Baker
Please no.
Brody Price
Marvel helped fund the animation and did a tie in comic, but Transformers is not a marvel product
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Sebastian Hughes
Easy. Its tony stark's Old robots in control of current ironman peter parker.
Luke Wright
why are we doing this thread again
Ian Russell
This is not the only one. There was an especial arc between New Avengers and the Transformers about an alliance between Megatron and Doctor Doom.
The Deceptions tried to increase their power duplicating the anomalies from superhumans into their cybertronian bodies; and it turns out Spider-Man's radioactive spider was the perfect element for them. Spidey and Wolverine then let some Autobots to be improved as well, and Spidey had his revenge on Megatron doing exactly what this cover shows.
Nathan Evans
Bumblebee feels like a MCU film
Zachary Peterson
Basedo
Ayden Martin
This t
Cooper Harris
>a special arc
it was a 4-issue miniseries crossover that prompt got ignored by both sides of the crossover.
Jacob Ramirez
>that prompt got ignored by both sides of the crossover.
Not until much later. After the "miniseries" they still made reference to the Savage Land because Ratchet goes there to revive the Dinobots. And Circuit Breaker showed up in Secret Wars II. They didn't say they outright ignored it until like in the final years of the run.
Nathan Evans
OK fag
Christopher Adams
There was a comic with that concept. They can use that as a source material
Levi Myers
You are confused. That user was talking about the New Avengers/TF mini, which happened decades after the stuff you mentioned and in a different TF continuity.
Justin Cox
Spotlight Ramjet is a direct sequel to Transformers/Avengers. Plus when Barber was head editor on Transformers, he handwaved the Avengers by having them off'd during the time jump from All Hail Megatron.
William Edwards
Easiest way: Have Death's Head show up hunting the GotG then have him reference Cybertronians
Nathan Smith
>Spotlight Ramjet is a direct sequel to Transformers/Avengers.
Pictured: literally the only connection to the crossover, and it's an interrupted, incomplete reference. That could be referring to anything.
Jackson Jenkins
me dumbdumb no attach cave drawing
Joshua Powell
Transformers/Avengers and Spotlight Ramjet were written by the same author.
Joseph Williams
Which means absolutely nothing.
Camden Gray
Just
Alexander Hall
Michael Perez
Literally the same movie
Carter Nelson
I don't know, Loki probably loses his face in this version.
Andrew Wilson
No,dotm was before avengers and avengers is a ripoff of it but people seem not to complain about that
Robert Butler
Sounds like you're doing a legal dodge
Blake Brooks
If Hasbro wants they could pull the rights from Paramount