Transformers: Cybertron

Transformers: Cybertron

Original Title

Transformers: Galaxy Force

Original Language

Japanese

Dubbing Studio

Koko Productions

Voice Director

Terry Klassen

Translation & Adaptation

David McDermott
Marc Handler
Seth Walther
Stephanie Sheh

ADR Production

Voicebox Productions

Recorded

2005-2006

Dub Country

Canada

Original Country

Japan
United States

Episodes

52

Year

2005

Cast[]

Image	Character		Seiyū	Dub Actor
	Dub Name	Original Name
Humans
	Lucy Suzuki		Machiko Toyoshima	Tabitha St. Germain
	Bud		Mayumi Kurokawa	Ryan Hirakida
	Lori		Rika Morinaga	Sarah Edmondson
				Chiara Zanni (eps 2, 27-28)
	Coby		Yuki Tamaki	Samuel Vincent
Autobots/Cybertrons
	Optimus Prime	Galaxy Convoy	Taiten Kusunoki	Garry Chalk
	Optimus Prime Super Mode	Galaxy Convoy Super Mode
	Savage Claw Mode	Liger Convoy
	Sonic Wing Mode	Sonic Convoy
	Hot Shot	Exillion/Exigeyser	Daisuke Hirakawa	Kirby Morrow
	Red Alert	First Aid/First Gunner	Yasuyuki Kase	Brian Dobson
	Scattorshot	Backpack/Backgild	Tarusuke Shingaki	Richard Ian Cox
	Jetfire	Dreadrock	Hideo Ishikawa	Brian Drummond
	Landmine	Guardshell	Tomoyuki Shimura	Paul Dobson
	Vector Prime		Shō Hayami	Richard Newman
	Wing Saber	Sonic Bomber	Takayasu Usui	Peter Kelamis
	Overhaul/Leobreaker	Jackshot/Ligerjack	Hisao Egawa	Paul Dobson (eps 1 to 16, 52)
				Dave Ward (eps 17 to 51)
	Jolt	Hop	Hōko Kuwashima	Brian Drummond
Velocitron Native Autobots/Speedia Native Cybertrons
	Override	Nitro Convoy	Jin Domon	Lisa Ann Beley
				Nicole Oliver
	Brakedown	Autolander	Kenichi Mochizuki	Michael Dobson
	Clocker	Skids	Nanae Katō	Brian Dobson
Animatron Native Autobots/Animatross Native Cybertrons
	Snarl	Fang Wolf	Yuto Kazama	Scott McNeil
	Backstop	Saidos	Masahiko Tanaka
Earth Native Autobots/Earth Native Cybertrons
	Evac	Live Convoy	Hiroaki Hirata	Bill Mondy
	Crosswise	Autovolt	Kenichi Mochizuki	Michael Donovan
Gigantion Native Autobots/Gigalonia Native Cybertrons
	Metroplex	Megalo Convoy	Masafumi Kimura	Ron Halder
	Quickmix	Blendar	Kenichi Mochizuki	Michael Daingerfield
Decepticons/Destrons
	Megatron	Master Megatron	Jōji Nakata	Trevor Devall(ep. 1)
				David Kaye
	Galvatron	Master Galvatron
	Starscream		Takaya Kuroda	Michael Dobson
	Thundercracker		Kazunari Tanaka	Mark Oliver
	Mudflap	Demollisher	Taketora	Dale Wilson
Velocitron Native Decepticons/Speedia Native Destrons
	Crumplezone/Dark Crumplezone	Landbullet/Armbullet	Toshihiko Nakajima	Mark Acheson
	Ransack	Gasket	Hiroaki Hirata	Louis Chirillo
				Samuel Vincent(ep. 47)
	Dirt Boss	Inch-Up	Takayasu Usui	Michael Donovan
Animatron Native Decepticons/Animatross Native Destrons
	Scourge	Flame Convoy	Norio Wakamoto	Trevor Devall
				Colin Murdock(ep. 27)
	Undermine	Dino Shout	Masafumi Kimura	Mark Oliver
Earth Native Decepticons/Earth Native Destrons
	Thunderblast	Chromia	Natsuko Kuwatani	Maryke Hendrikse
	Lugnutz	Road Storm	Masafumi Kimura	Michael Adamthwaite
Gigantion Native Decepticons/Gigalonia Native Destrons
	Menasor	Moledive	Yūto Kazama	Samuel Vincent
Planet X
	Soundwave		Taketora	Garry Chalk(eps. 38-44)
				Robert O. Smith(ep. 47)
	Sideways	Noisemaze	Susumu Chiba	Ted Cole
Other
	Primus		Tesshō Genda	Michael Donovan

Guests[]

Image	Character		Seiyū	Dub Actor
	Dub Name	Original Name
	red and yellow Blurr lookalike		???	???
	Blurr
				Kirby Morrow (ep. 10)
	gold and red Blurr lookalike			Scott McNeil (eps. 3; presumably)
	Autobot Fire truck			???
	Buzzsaw		Taketora	Scott McNeil

Additional Voices[]

• Lisa Ann Beley
• Trevor Devall
• Brian Dobson
• Michael Dobson
• Paul Dobson
• Brian Drummond
• Terry Klassen
• Scott McNeil
• Nicole Oliver
• Tabitha St. Germain

Notes[]

• The original Japanese version was a stand-alone storyline, but was re-written in international markets as the final chapter of the Unicron Trilogy. Later material would try to link the original version to the original version of the other two chapters of the Unicron Trilogy.
• As another result of this, little to no members of the cast from the previous two installments reprise their roles. The only exception is Tesshō Genda as Primus.
• Conversely, most of the English cast returned. The only exceptions areBrent Miller being replaced as Hot Shot by Kirby Morrow, Scott McNeil being replaced as Jetfire by Brian Drummond (due to the decision to give Jetfire an Australian accent, something which is ironic as McNeil was born in Australia),Ward Perry being replaced as Landmine by Paul Dobson, Himself being replaced as Sideways by Ted Cole, Colin Murdoch being replaced as Wing Saber by Peter Kelamis, and Ron Halder being replaced as Primus by Michael Donovan.
  • Secondly,Dave Ward replaced Paul Dobson as Overhaul after he became Leobreaker, likely to have him sound more distinctive from Landmine.
• Toyline exclusive Characters Blurr, Longrack and Buzzsaw make cameos in the Series, With an unknown Voice actor voicing Blurr in eps 3, 4 and 5 andKirby Morrow in episode 10 andScott McNeil voicing Buzzsaw, Longrack however does not speak once in the series.
  • additionally a red and yellow and gold and red Blurr lookalikes appear alongside him in the episodes he appears in, this wiki Labelled them as Hot Rod and Bumblebee at the end time until it was corrected has The trademarks for Hot Rod and Bumblebee were unavailable at the time, also The latter appears to be Voiced byScott McNeil although Scott has never confirmed it.

Transmission[]

Date(s)	Channel	Country
2005-2007	Cartoon Network (Toonami)	United States
	YTV	Canada
	Toonami	United Kingdom
2006	G4 (Action Blast!)	United States
2018-2019	Syndication (KidsClick)	United States

Video Releases[]

Distributor	Year	Format	Contents	Region	Country
Paramount Home Entertainment	2008		The Complete Series	1 NTSC	United States
			7 Discs
Shout! Factory	2014		The Complete Series
			8 Discs

See Also[]

• Transformers Headmasters
• Transformers: Super-God Masterforce
• Transformers: Victory
• Transformers: Robots in Disguise
• Transformers: Armada
• Transformers: Energon

External Links[]

• Transformers: Cybertron at the Internet Movie Database
• Transformers: Cybertron (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia