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- The Rescue Bots are Transformers that work with a family of heroes to rescue humans from disasters. These non-violent Transformer stories are aimed at preschool viewers.
- My oldest son first became interested in Rescue Bots when my husband and I purchased the Rescue Bots game for his LeapPad. Since then he has seen all the episodes (numerous times) and hasn't got sick of viewing them yet. I do not have the same concerns as a previous parent/reviewer who commented about the women being too curvy and men looking too strong with square jaws and six packs. My son is four (turning five next month) and the only thing he "sponges" from this show is the importance of helping and saving others. He sees how the Rescue Bots and the "Griffin Rock team" (the police chief, firefighter, helicopter pilot, etc) go out of their way to help and save the people who live in Griffin Rock. I always try to ask my son questions about the shows or movies he watches. Sometimes you'll be surprised to know your child has "sponged" something unexpected, like the act of kindness of others. <br/><br/>My son wants to be a Rescue Bot (even the whole family joins in) so he can help mom, dad, brother, even his small town. I'm very pleased with Rescue Bots and we can't wait for season two!!
- This show is absolutely a surprise. I watched it out of curiosity, and I've been blown away by the clever writing. It's obvious that the writers are lovers of the Transformers lore and franchise. The show strays away from violence, even avoiding the word "death" or "die" whenever possible, but even though the show itself isn't that violent, it is obvious that the universe presented is connected to the universe opened up in Transformers: Prime and Transformers: Robots in Disguise, where peril exists, violence exists, and, most of all, Decepticons exist! In Rescue Bots, we get references to the Transformers lore that work as fun easter eggs for Transformers fans, as well as alluding the possibility of there being "more than meets the eye" to the world that is being presented. The references range from Unicron to Alpha Trion himself! The show even gives us fun movie references, such as E.T., Jaws, Back to the Future, and Aliens! <br/><br/>This show has such well written characters who have interesting personalities that get tested, strengthened, and even grown in the course of the three seasons the show has had so far. We have BLADES, afraid of heights but proving that he's brave enough to face his fears when others are in need. We have BOULDER, homesick for Cybertron but in awe of the wonders and beauty of Earth. We see HEATWAVE, the strong-willed and often arrogant leader of the Rescue Bots who grows fond of the Burns family and will put anyone's life before his own. Lastly, we have CHASE, a law enforcer who follows everything down to protocol, but learns to act on his own will as a Rescue Bot when protocol is not enough. <br/><br/>Along with the Rescue Bots, we have the Burns family, Kade, Cody, Dani, Graham, and Chief Burns, who work alongside the bots, teaching the Autobots while learning from them at the same time. The show demonstrates growth in the characters, both robot and human, while placing challenges and obstacles in their way that reveal vulnerabilities and flaws. No one is perfect, and children watching the show can see that not every person has good intentions, as several characters in the show want nothing but money and power (i.e. Dr. Morocco). <br/><br/>So, as a lover of storytelling and Transformers, I say that this show is perfect for young viewers and Transformers fans alike. Yes, Griffin Rock is the least safe city I've seen in a kid's show. I even nickname it "Murphy's Island", a reference to Murphy's Law, as every event going on in the show goes horribly wrong somehow, and literally nothing and no one is safe from danger. But the writing and character design separates Rescue Bots from shows like Transformers: Prime, which suffered from poor character writing and design (in my opinion). Who knows...maybe we'll get to see First Aid, a Protectobot from Transformers G1! Can't wait for season 4!
- Rescue Bots is aimed at a considerably younger audience than most other Transformers cartoon shows, hence the fun, easy-to-follow stories and the bright, colorful and attractive animation. The toys based on the show are also engineered to be very simple to transform.<br/><br/>This, however, does not mean that the show is "dumbed down" in any way -- on the contrary! The characterization, fast-paced action, humor, and the several movie references and technical terms that the target audience probably wouldn't understand, make it bearable to any grown-ups watching it with their kids.<br/><br/>In a nutshell, Rescue Bots isn't a kids' cartoon in the sense that it can only be enjoyed by children. It is a fairly intelligent and competent cartoon show, which is only "juvenile" in its simplistic animation style, at times silly-sounding story premises, and in the sense that violence and other themes not suitable for children are kept at a minimum. Yes. They both take place in the same continuity, as confirmed by Executive Producer Jeff Kline. The Optimus Prime and Bumblebee in this cartoon is the same ones as in the <a href="/title/tt1659175/">Transformers Prime (2010)</a> animated show. If you have followed both series, you may have noticed that the time when the Rescue Bots lost contact with Optimus corresponded exactly with the story arc in Transformers: Prime during which he became brainwashed and joined the evil Decepticons. No, no Decepticon character has appeared in the series so far. The reason behind this is that the main focus of this cartoon isn't the war between the Autobots and Decepticons -- it's about a rescue unit of relatively inexperienced Autobots whose objective is to ensure the safety of their surroundings.<br/><br/>The creators have also explained that if any Decopticons were to appear, they would have to be "defanged" greatly in order to maintain the child-friendly tone of the show. Not wanting to tone down the threat posed by the Decepticons, they instead chose to avoid featuring them.<br/><br/>References are made to the existence of Decepticons, though. Optimus Prime mentions them briefly in one of his messages to the Rescue Bots, and in the first season finale, Bumblebee briefly confuses a group of Morbots (giant rule-enforcing robots created by the evil Dr. Morocco) for Decepticons. a5c7b9f00b
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