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Looks like the series name is "MISSINGLINK".

At least it finally hits Japan this Friday.

Reportedly, the knee issue is due to some kind of widespread misassembly.

It's possible he may have just improvised the music the whole way through, as the voice actors admit later in the video that they themselves had no prep time to rehearse any of that before performing it. DiCola also provided music to the 2004 script reading (the, uh, official one from OTFCC...

Episodes 1-18 and 25-26 are hidden due to copyright.

Also, they confirmed that Zero Two is getting the Blu-Ray treatment, Saban dub first and then the subbed Japanese later, with Chris McFeely and Onkeikun once again contributing to these sets like they did for the Adventure sets. A lot of work had to go into restoring the Saban dub, though, as...

This particular part of the news is HUGE! This is unprecedented! The three original movies redubbed and uncut! With the original voice cast (or as many as they can get back, since some are sadly no longer with us). This trailer shows us snippits of the redubs: To announce this news...

This is an interesting take:

Such is the leeway given to shows airing on a streaming service instead of television proper. Still, it surprised me too.

Yeah, the Armada dub was largely going off Japanese dialogue scripts that were very much unfinished and not finalized, being so rushed that the dub even premiered on Cartoon Network months before the Japanese version first started airing in Japan. Thus, the dub was left having to try making...

Bumping this to say thanks for finding this. I've been wanting to track down this old site for some time, now. Unfortunately, many of its links just lead to dead Geocities pages, and need to instead be viewed via Internet Archive's WayBack Machine.

This is why I keep recommending Legends of the Microns over the Armada dub. It's more competently written and animated, with Rad and friends far more tolerable.

A big issue with the Armada kids for me is the incongruities of their portrayal in how they are written, designed, animated, and voiced (the latter even applies for both the English and Japanese versions). The five of them are all supposed to be middle school kids, yet they are drawn and voiced...

Houston, we have an answer! On this webpage at TFRaw are images of each Town Commander with little drawings of each Matrix assigned to them. It's like a Rosetta Stone for this exact inquiry.

I'll ask around for ya.

I rather wish that they had given these two games the "Link's Awakening for Nintendo Switch" remake treatment instead of just re-releasing them as is. They could have even reused some assets from that remade game for these in order to save some development costs (just like how the originals...

Skywarp stole those wings after pushing his victim down the stairs.

It completely slipped my mind that the Awdry Extravaganza 3 came and went this past weekend. Here's the announcement trailer that was put up for it: And here's the six-hour livestream they posted for the event: Hopefully any oral presentation given at this event will be put online later...

Thankfully, after all these years, the original Japanese version, Legends of the Microns, is finally available to watch in full with English subtitles. TF: Prime would later usurp it from that claim, by having at least two Decepticon-only episodes.