Transformers in other media

Over the years, Transformers has been referenced and featured in other media, such as television series or films. This page lists information about Transformers in other media.

Films

• Léon (also known as The Professional and Léon: The Professional)

Mathilda Lando, one of the protagonists, is watching an episode of The Transformers on the television.

• Son of the Mask

The main character's son is watching an episode of Transformers: Armada on the television.

• Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers'

Blaster Appears in Chip and Dale's Prescription The Final Battle Peter Pan (Sweet Pete) Transforms Into The Possessed Bootleg Monster Called Frankenpete Optimus Prime's Leg From Bumblebee Is Part Of The Leg,

Television series

Fairly Oddparents

• In the Fairly Oddparents episode "Beddy Bye", a sanitizer truck transforms into a robot that resembles and parodies Optimus Prime.

Family Guy

• Optimus Prime
  • He makes an appearance in the episode "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein" at a Jewish Temple and is revealed to be a Jewish.
  • He appears as one of Stewie Griffin's toys in the episode "April in Quahog".
  • Chris Griffin dresses like Optimus Prime for a Halloween party in the episode "Halloween on Spooner Street", forced to change from his Bill Cosby costume.

• Megatron
  • In the episode "Ocean's Three and a Half". He made sure Peter Griffin, Cleveland Brown and Glenn Quagmire return Carter Pewterschmidt's money on behalf of Joe Swanson, by shouting: "Do as I command!", peter simply replies: "Okay, okay, jeez."
  • Megatron is shown trying to rally the Decepticons into another evil scheme when he is brought down by Negatron in "Tiegs for Two".
  • He is also still voiced by Frank Welker in these episodes.

• Soundwave

In the episode "The Courtship of Stewie's Father", it is revealed Soundwave works at the Pawtucket Brewery after Opie's promotion allows him to take his place. He ejects a cassette that turns into a photo frame. The picture reveals he has a human wife named Denise, and has three kids with her.

• Starscream
  • Starscream is a toy owned by Stewie Griffin.
  • In the episode "Prick Up Your Ears. He was used in protection against the tooth fairy along with Man-E-Faces and SpongeBob SquarePants.

• Tracks

In the episode "Games People Play", when Peter is teaching Chris in the garage, on the wall is a calender, there is a picture of Tracks' alt mode, a blue Chevy with flames on the hood, on the calender.

• "Road to the Multiverse"
  • Optimus Prime via Robot Chicken universe.

Fresh Prince of Bel Air

• One of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air episodes features Will Smith playing with Razorbeast and Iguanus toys.

MAD

• In a MAD episode, Optimus Prime is spoofed as advertising a barbeque grill called The Transformin' Grill. He resembles his Generation One self, but is incorrectly said to be in the live-action films. He even said the phrase, "fate has yielded its' own reward" in this episode. Megatron, Soundwave, and Jazz also appear in the episode.

Not Going Out

Not Going Out is a British comedy show by BBC, starring Lee Mack and Tim Vine.

Lee and Tim go to their usual bar:

Lee: What are you doing?

Tim *scoffing load of steroids*: These are like Energon to a Pterosaurs.

Lee: What?

Tim: It's Transformers — the original show, not the movie, that was a disappointment.

Proof you just can't escape the GEEWUNNERS.

Robot Chicken

• "Junk in the Trunk"
  • "Cut Down in His Optimus Prime"

Optimus Prime is going to the toilet a lot, he goes to Ratchet and discovers he has prostate cancer, when he dies he transforms into a coffin. There is then a message from Optimus Prime telling the viewers to get regular prostate exams.

• "Junk in the Trunk"
  • "It Burns When I Pee"

Contains Optimus Prime and Human Torch in a reference to "Cut Down in His Optimus Prime".

• "Dragon Nuts"
  • "Omaha's Number 1 News Team"

Shows Optimus Prime kicking a sick Devastator far.

• "Toy Meets Girl"
  • "Where Are They Now?"

Contains the character Soundwave.

• "Werewolf vs. Unicorn"
  • "The Sad Fate of Soundwave"

Contains many Transformers characters, but features the character Soundwave.

• "Monstourage"
  • "Vibratron"

• "Tell My Mom"
  • "Let's Go On an Awesome Adventure"

Contains Bumblebee and Sam Witwicky, Shia LaBeouf's character from the film.

• "Due to Constraints of Time and Budget"
  • "The World Is Safe"

Contains many Transformers characters, but features the character Jazz.

• "Cannot Be Erased"
  • "The Nerd in Oz"

Contains Optimus Prime in place of the Tin Man.

• "Terms of Endaredevil"
  • "Transformers 3 Sneak Peek 1"
  • "Transformers 3 Sneak Peek 2"
  • "Transformers 3 Sneak Peek 3"

• "Kramer Vs. Showgirls"
  • "Car Wash"

Contains Bumblebee.

• "Malcolm X: Fully Loaded"
  • "Nicky Passion"

Contains Megatron and Starscream.

Simpsons

Optimus Prime and Megatron appear in the part "Untitled robot parody" from the episode "Treehouse of Horror".

SpongeBob Squarepants

• In the SpongeBob Squarepants episode "Sand Castles In The Sand" Patrick Star builds a robot that resembles Optimus Prime.

Rat-Man

in the episode Rat-Man vs. Self-Mutating Captian Maximus was a tribute to Optimus Prime

South Park

• In the South Park episode "Imaginationland" two-part era, Optimus Prime appears.

The Story of Tracy Beaker

The Story of Tracy Beaker is an British teen drama, set in a children's home.

• In one episode, one of the care kids is playing with a complete Generation One Galvatron figure.

Anime

Sgt. Frog

In one of the episodes during 2007, there is a commode Transformer who is a parody of Optimus Prime. He is also voice by Tesshō Genda, who play Optimus Prime in the Japanese dub of The Transformers.

Moetan

Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt

Main article: Transwhoremers on Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt Wiki

Video games

"Uh, Prime, I don't think a window's such a good-"
"Shut up."

• In the game Assassin's Creed, a window that resembles Prime's vehicle mode is seen on buildings in multiple places.

• In the game Mortal Kombat, one of Sindel's attacks is called the "Star Screamer".

• Saints Row 2 includes several Transformer-named vehicles such as a Swindle (Jeep in-game) Mixmaster (Cement truck in-game) and The Demolition Derby car duo Frenzy and Rumble (Wrecked DD cars in-game). Saints Row IV also plays the Stan Bush song "The touch", as the main character equips a power suit and says "One shall stand, one shall fall". The song also plays on the in-game radio station, The Mix 1.17.

• In the game Transformice, the Dark Star Saber appears in the shop as a hand item.

Other media

• Optimus Prime was also seen in Seth MacFarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy DVD cartoon "Sex with Optimus Prime".

• On July 6th, 2009, Movie-verse Optimus Prime, voiced by Peter Cullen, aired on the Late Show with David Letterman. He guest starred to say, "The top ten things that sound cool when spoken by a giant robot".
  • 10: "Jergens lotion leaves my hands silky smooth."
  • 9: "Do you have these khaki's in size 114?"
  • 8: "My perfect night involves a pint of Häagen-Dazs, and season three of 'Sex and the City'."
  • 7: "Man, do I love me some taters."
  • 6: "It was so hot in Central Park today, I saw a squirrel rubbing sunblock on his nuts."
  • 5: "You seemed a little pitchy, dawg."
  • 4: "Brody Jenner has added you as a friend on Facebook."
  • 3: "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night."
  • 2: "My parents wanted me to be a rabbi."
  • 1: "All the slammin' shorties in the house say, 'Yeeeah'."

Notes

• The Starscream owned by Stewie Griffin seems to be moddled on the Zone version.

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