a5c7b9f00b 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.
Not the absolute best animated show of the Transformers franchise, that's still Transformers(1984). But it is a good, very good even, show, the most accessible to younger audiences of the Transformers animated shows(the movieswell) and a long way from a disgrace to Transformers no matter how unconventional it may be deemed to be. The animation may not be for all tastes, from a personal perspective the bounce, fluidity and colour will delight the main target audiences and most importantly it looks good. If anybody wants visual depth, look elsewhere like Transformers: Prime. Each of the episodes are well-scored, in a way that's appropriate and also so that it can be remembered easily. The main theme likewise. The writing also strikes the right balance, not too sophisticated and not too simplistic or childish, while it is easy for youngsters to understand it is handled intelligently. Parents and older fans will also appreciate the various continuity nods and media references, so there is definitely something for them too. The story lines admittedly are not very original and perhaps on the formulaic side, but they are fun and make sense with some themes that children and adults can relate to. Older fans will also appreciate how dark and violent the season one finale was, but the more dark and violent nature didn't juxtapose too much and there is no real reason why some would go and say "this is not for children", it's not quite of that kind. The characters are all engaging, the humans, robots and villains. We also have some terrific voice acting, Lacey Chabert, Steve Blum and Maurice LeMarche are pitch perfect and you cannot go wrong with appearances from Peter Cullenthe ultimate and definitive Optimus Prime and Tim Currya mad scientist. Overall, it's a good solid show that should be rated higher here. Not one to dismiss because it's aimed at a younger audience, it's a good introduction to youngsters and later on they can go onto darker, even more intelligently written and more conventional Transformers shows like the original one from 1984 and Transformers Prime. 8/10 Bethany Cox
We watched this show with a 4 year old obsessed with fire fighters. It was a great transitional show for him. As a parent, I thought the messages in the show were pretty positive. I also appreciate that they had cool mega robots that weren't engaged in violent activity. My son liked the plot, the characters (both robot and kid) and most of all, the giant transforming robots. <br/><br/>Pros:<br/><br/><ul><li>No serious guns or violence </li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Giant transforming robots </li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>Functional family themes</li></ul><br/><br/>Cons:<br/><br/><ul><li>Would have liked to see more use of the female characters </li></ul><br/><br/><ul><li>The toys that accompany the series certainly encourage consumerism.</li></ul>

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,confirmed by Executive Producer Jeff Kline. The Optimus Prime and Bumblebee in this cartoon is the same onesin 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.
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