His name is Ironside he already has a transformer name hell the only prep work I can think that he would need is having the desire to bash deceptiocon skulls together.

One funny voice actor is the one for Bulkhead as he does the same voice for the principle from American Dad. So just imagine swapping the audio.

How can you recommend that show? It was bad I mean if anyone wants to watch the show please look up a list of all the episodes so you can select the episodes you rather watch. If you don't and decide to watch all the episode then I wish you luck. The show at least is better than Go.

Personally I enjoyed Transformers Prime. They managed to give me a decent conclusion in the end, which I think is uncommon in American animation where shows tend to conclude abruptly or just mid-way because of reasons, human companions *cough*WB cancelling Young Justice and Thundercats*cough* I thought were nice, and most of the transformer designs worked well for me despite worries prior to the show, specifically Smokescreen and Dreadwing. Smokescreen as a car is just superb and I like both paint jobs that he had throughout the show.

Robots In Disguise I like because Bumblebee finally stopped talking like R2-D2 and began to actually talk, and I think what really sold me on the show was the roster of the Autobots. Bumblebee felt like a more polished version of TF: Energon's Hot Shot, Sideswipe felt like the perfect rookie for Bumblebee to try and handle, Strongarm being the model soldier who needs to sometimes bend the rules was fun to watch, Fix-it was not as annoying as I though, and Grimlock was the perfect bull in a china shop. Come to think of it, the core five does have a subtle super sentai dynamic going on. As for Steeljaw, I think what I liked was that him definitely not being a Megatron-type main villain was what peaked my interest. Last but not least Russell and Denny felt like a nice homage to Spike and Sparkplug.

Do you guys think Japan can pull off their own live action Transformers TV show or movie?

Japan can't even pull off an animated Transformers show.

Were the japanese only animated series that bad?

I mean I don’t think so but apparently I’m in the minority there.

The one's I've seen weren't "bad", just generic as hell.

They feel like Brave without any of the imagination or energy.

A Japanese live action Transformers show could be fun if they use suits for the robots. TFW and Tokunation will end up crossing over if that happens :lol

First two episodes of Cyberverse are up.