Nick Anderson, creator of Planet Rippleさんのイラストまとめ

I would love to see MMC's Dicamus (Roadbuster_) digibashed as Strongarm. That would be amazing.

Minnow is not straight. She's demi.

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Introducing another Pred! Tidal Wave is about as big as Predacons get, reaching above the waist of some oldschool Transformers. His beast mode is based on Rhombosepia Imperator, a giant future cuttlefish from Demain Les Animaux Du Futur.

The Maximals introduced in this scene are-

Seaspray (A Delphimimus from Demain Le Animaux Du Future). She's basically Minnow as a Transformer.

Scamper, (a Rapide from Dougal Dixon's After Man- A Zoology of The Future)

And Filch, a Raboon from that same book.

Introducing Avalanche, our first Predacon. I created her years before the comic proper, naming her Rupture for a time. I tweaked her a bit and decided Avalanche was a name with more presence. And from the looks of it, she's gone feral.

Welcome to The Future. The continents have fused back together, the moon is a good deal further away, the sun is slightly brighter... it's not the same planet we knew. We're gone. The first face we see is a Snowstalker, or at least an even larger, more bear-like evolution.

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Now we're REALLY getting into it. This scene condenses the whole Metru Nui storyline and mixes in a bit of G2.

Also, can I just say the Miramax Makuta design is BEAUTIFUL? He's so alien and regal. His proportions shouldn't work, but he's so darned fun to draw.

@Vangelus 2/ I also did my best to give the action that same visceral quality the 1986 movie had, where every blow did serious physical trauma and lasers/explosions looked like spitting venom. The only thing I regret now? That I didn't think to name Wraith "Whisper" at the time instead.

@Vangelus Thank you! The beast modes are mostly pulled from the works like After Man- A zoology of The Future, The Future is Wild, and Demain Le Animaux Du Futur. It was great fun coming up with convincing transformations and robot modes for these fascinating future animals.