Transformers Season 3 Part 2/Season 4 Boxed Set

Transformers Season 3 Part 2/Season 4 Boxed Set
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DVD Review: A quick end too a great toy-story line series.
Summary: 4 Stars

I personality thought the third season was great. I love the action scenes, space was a great setting. The giant combiners (Defensor, Superion, Predaking, Abominus, etc.) were tough adversities. The Autobot became more self-reliant since they don't follow every word Optimus Prime said anymore, except at the end. What you get in this package is really 2 DVDs of 7 episodes each from the end of the third season. The third DVD is a repackage of Transformers' Heroes which was the final season about the Head/Target-Master with extra features. Rhino's extra features have not been very interesting at all. An interview with Matt Wise was about it, the first season set had some nice extra though. The main menu isn't very good with a slow Rodimus Prime (injured) walking up to a damage control room. Rhino added some sound affects that were not too bad.

My favorite episodes are: "Ghost in the Machine," is the end to Starscream (ghost) again, here he takes control of many Deception bodies for his own deeds. The" Call of the Primitives" was great; here we see all the animalistic transformers grouped together in a single conquest. Grimlock's New Brain" is interesting because the simple minded Grimlock is infuse with intelligence and creates the Technobots. "The Ultimate Weapon" got some nice scene on Earth with most of the powerful Autobot and Decepticons battling, also it was about being a part of a team to contribute. Some episodes got side tracked, which I didn't really like: "Nightmare Planet" and "Only Human". "Nightmare Plant" is the Rodimus Prime fighting his way out of Daniel's nightmare. "Only Human" is weird twist but corny. A character that probably is "Cobra Commander" from J.I. Joe makes an appearance. The Third Season's characters are rasher and more stereotypical then the more settle character of the first and second seasons. Galvatron is crazy; Rodimus Prime is boring and a little dry. Grimlock and Wreck-Gar bring comic-relief to the series. The Quintesson, third factor, bring an interesting twist to the series.

This set is no-better or worse then the First, Second I, II or Third Season part I, except it is a lot shorter. The series has definitely evolved from the first season. If you like the fast action and interest character the Transformers provide then there is no reason to skip this one.