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Aired Nov 13, 1999

11/12/99

The first Radio Free Cybertron ever opens with Takara’s Beast Wars Metals Ravage. Brian Kilby shoots down a Beast Wars II rumor, rants about a Fox Kids edit to Depth Charge, and reviews Transmetal 2 Blackarachnia.

The first Radio Free Cybertron broadcast opens with TakaraTomy’s Beast Wars Metals Ravage, a modified Transmetal Cheetor mold. Brian Kilby also covers a doubtful rumor that Beast Wars II is headed to Cartoon Network. ToyFare includes a Beast Machines guide, and the Beast Wars Metals video game is reportedly coming to the PlayStation. Brian rants about a Fox Kids edit to Depth Charge in Beast Wars and reviews Transmetal 2 Blackarachnia.

News

Takara Releases Beast Wars Metals Ravage

Last month Takara released a Ravage toy based on the Agenda trilogy from the second season of Beast Wars. The figure is a modified Transmetal Cheetor mold and part of the Japanese Metals line. Brian calls it a rather neat toy and promises a review next week. [Source: not found]

Rumor Says Beast Wars II Is Coming to Cartoon Network

A rumor claims Beast Wars II, the Japanese sequel to Beast Wars, will air on Cartoon Network next season. RFC doesn’t believe it, and Brian jokes he puts as much faith in it as in David Koresh being the messiah. [Source: not found]

ToyFare Includes a Beast Machines Guide

The new issue of ToyFare includes a guide to Beast Machines. Brian suggests listeners check it out. [Source: ToyFare]

Beast Wars Metals Game Reportedly Headed to PlayStation

Takara’s Beast Wars Metals game for the Japanese N64 is supposedly coming to the PlayStation. Brian expects it at Japanese import stores such as GameCave.com soon. [Source: not found]

New on the RFC Website

AlexJ33106 launches the weekly Fanfic Review with The Rubber Bung by Picard42, which Brian calls the world’s worst fanfic. Alex also reviews Contemplation by Blue Jackal and ATT World by Shadow Wing. MadMaxMFP’s first column is up, and Brian says it brings plenty of controversy. New polls ask about the best recent toy, Beast Machines and the Fox Kids edits to Beast Wars.

Trivia

Brian launches a name-that-clip trivia game. Listeners email the episode and series of a six-second audio clip, which is also posted on the website.

Fox Kids Edits Rant

The clip turns out to be from Feral Scream Part 1 in Beast Wars Season 3, and the line is cut from Fox Kids airings. Brian says Fox Kids is within its rights but he opposes the edit. He argues the whole Depth Charge character was built on that single line. The violence stayed in, so cutting a funny quip makes no sense to him. He admits he missed the episode because he was watching Richard Simmons’ Dream Maker.

Toy Review: Transmetal 2 Blackarachnia

Brian likes Blackarachnia’s paint job and spider mode, but lists numerous flaws. She is top-heavy and won’t stand on her own, and her spider legs pop off easily. Her hands do little beyond holding the web-shooter grappling hook, which won’t hold on to anything. Spider to robot is easy, but robot back to spider took him half an hour, and the instructions are unclear. He compares her to Scarem, Transmetal 2 Scarem and Transmetal Scavenger, and likes her better. She is his favorite Transmetal 2 after Optimus Minor, and he gives her a 7.5 out of 10.

Closing

Brian apologizes for the short broadcast, since the interview and feedback half of the show isn’t ready yet. Next week should bring a column from the Transformers Doc, the Metals Ravage review and possibly a review of the new Beast Machines episodes.

Radio Free Cybertron: The Transformers Podcast
Radio Free Cybertron: The Transformers Podcast
Brian Kilby

Radio Free Cybertron is the world's first and oldest toy and action figure podcast — broadcasting from the heart of the Transformers fan community since October 1999. What started as a scrappy fan show has grown into an institution, with nearly 1,000 episodes and over 25 years of coverage. Every week, host Brian Kilby and the RFC crew dig into the latest Transformers news, toy reveals, collecting, and everything hitting shelves from Hasbro, Takara, and beyond. No fluff, no hype — just informed, passionate collectors who have been doing this longer than anyone else on the planet. The original. The longest running. Till all are one.