Evac escapes through a hole blown in the side of a building by the missile. Scene 5: Riders feel the heat of a tremendous explosion after Megatron fires a missile at Evac, who maneuvers to avoid the oncoming shell. The evil robot eventually captures Evac, who struggles and manages to break free. Scene 4: Evac drives evasively as Megatron gives chase. During the battle, Evac’s riders narrowly escape Grindor’s spinning helicopter blades. Scene 3: Megatron, leader of the Decepticons, attacks Evac before the Autobots’ leader, Optimus Prime, comes to the rescue. Evac flees the scene by crashing through a wall and plowing through city traffic. Scene 2: Bumblebee, an Autobot that can transform into a Volkswagen Beetle, rescues Evac from the motorcycle-bot Sideways and entrusts the riders to protect the AllSpark. Scene 1: A mechanical Decepticon tiger named Ravage grabs the AllSpark, leaps onto Evac’s hood and claws at the passengers. The motion-simulator ride vehicle is capable of pivoting, pitching, undulating, vibrating and rotating 360 degrees. The queue winds through the top secret NEST military bunker, with video screens explaining the ride’s back story, and past an AllSpark containment chamber that houses a glowing module containing the source of life for all Transformers.Īt the loading station, riders climb into a blue Autobot vehicle known as Evac, which explains the mission: Protect the AllSpark from the Decepticons. Spoiler alert: What follows is a scene-by-scene preview of the new Transformers ride based on online rider reports from Singapore.ĭuring the queue pre-show, riders are recruited to join the Autobots in an alien robot showdown with the Decepticons.
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The California ride will feature wind, water, heat and smoke effects along a 2,000-foot-long track dotted with 14 movie screens, including one that is 60 feet tall. Set to officially debut on Saturday, the five-minute Transformers motion-simulator dark ride, with high-definition 3-D images and special effects, will feature an original story line starring the heroic Autobots and villainous Decepticons - anthropomorphic robots capable of changing into cars, trucks and planes.Ī similar version of the Transformers ride is set to open in a 60,000-square-foot soundstage at Universal Studios Hollywood theme park in May 2012. > Photos: Transformers ride at Universal Studios Most of the Autobot group's names have the suffix "-bot" in them while the Decepticon groups' names end in "-icon".The new Transformers ride has been generating positive early reviews from theme park enthusiasts and hard-core fans of the shape-shifting robots during a soft-opening preview at Universal Studios Singapore. Some can even transform into humans they're classified as Pretenders. Most of the Autobots can turn into civilian cars, trucks or any types of vehicles but some of them can turn into any aircraft, military vehicles, communication devices, weapons and cyborg animals. In all but one Transformers story, the " Heroic Autobots" are programmed for heroisms and are opposed by the Decepticons-the main antagonists in Transformers. Both Autobots and Decepticons are humanoid robots that can transform into machines, vehicles and other familiar mechanical objects. The Autobots (Autonomous Robots) are a faction of sentient robots from the planet Cybertron, and the main protagonists in the fictional universe of the Transformers, a collection of various toys, graphic novels, paperback books, cartoons and movies first introduced in 1984. It is what separates us from the Decepticons. We are autonomous robotic organisms from the planet Cybertron.Īutobots do not inflict harm unless all other options have been exhausted. ~ Original cartoon bible bio for the Autobots. They are galactic good guys of sorts, determined to save the people of Earth, themselves, and the Universe from Decepticon domination. The Autobots seek to stop the cancerous growth of Decepticon tyranny.
They are "user-friendly" machines whose "humming" hearts are as warm as any being who has fought to keep the dream of freedom alive.
The Autobots are living proof that humanity's fear of the "computer-turned-monster" is not necessarily the inevitable end of electronic evolution.
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