Beast Wars: Transformers poster

Beast Wars: Transformers

★ 8.1 9K votes 1996–1999 3 seasons · 53 episodes Ended YTV
RedemptionThe long road to earning back a lost self.This show: 7/10Deep worldbuildingDense lore that rewards immersion.This show: 7/10SerializedContinuous arcs where every episode builds on the last.This show: 7/10
Rate this series
Starring
Scott McNeilGarry ChalkIan James CorlettRichard NewmanDavid KayeVenus Terzo
Starring
Scott McNeilGarry ChalkIan James CorlettRichard NewmanDavid KayeVenus Terzo
Ratings per Episode
246810
Votes per Episode
0100200300400

Beast Wars: Transformers Episode Ratings Heatmap

AvgE1E2E3E4E5E6E7E8E9E10E11E12E13E14E15E16E17E18E19E20E21E22E23E24E25E26
S17.87.67.67.07.37.77.37.77.67.87.97.58.27.77.58.28.08.08.27.67.78.37.47.98.08.48.7
S28.57.98.38.47.48.38.28.28.29.58.18.58.68.7
S38.18.28.17.97.88.28.07.67.58.28.08.48.78.58.4

Download Infographic

Beast Wars: Transformers episode ratings heatmap infographic

The full episode-rating heatmap as a shareable image.

About

"90s toy cartoon that quietly became a tragedy"

Stranded on a mysterious primitive planet, two warring factions of Transformers, the heroic Maximals and villainous Predacons, take on animal forms instead of vehicles as they fight for survival and an ancient power. Made with early, clunky-by-today's-standards CGI, the show is far more ambitious than it looks, building real character arcs, shifting loyalties, and surprisingly weighty themes of identity and sacrifice. It starts as simple robot-animal action but grows into something stranger and more emotionally resonant than you'd expect from a toy-driven 90s cartoon.

Watch it for

the surprisingly mature character arcs and mythology hiding inside a toy commercial.

Maybe skip if

you can't get past dated CGI that looked rough even by late-90s standards.

Written by our AI editor to help you decide, spoiler-free by design.

All Seasons

Season 11996
7.83K262h 27m
Season 21997
8.52K131h 28m
Season 31998
8.11K14

Full Cast & Crew

Cast

Scott McNeil Rattrap, Dinobot, Waspinator
Garry Chalk Optimus Primal, Protohuman, Generation1 Megatron
Ian James Corlett Cheetor, Maximal Computer, Sentinel
Richard Newman Rhinox, Vok #2
David Kaye Megatron
Venus Terzo Blackarachnia
Alec Willows Tarantulas
Jim Byrnes Inferno
Don Brown Scorponok
Doug Parker Terrorsaur, Starscream

Similar Series

Close in taste Nearest neighbors in our taste profile comparison: shared tone, themes and style.