Wasn't he one of the most iconic villains of the 90's as Megatron? I certainly think so, always something cool to say and delievered every line splendidly.
"What does not destroy me makes me strong . . . what attempts to destroy me shall be obliterated."
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Megs was one of the coolest villains ever, I almost rooted for him at times.
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I've learned that it's OK to be flawed - Winona Ryder
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I remember being scared of his dragon form at the of five or so
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I've learned that it's OK to be flawed - Winona Ryder
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I still remember watching Coming of the Fuzors part 2 on a black and white TV set and jumping when Optimus returned to beat up the Preds.
After seeing Code of Hero I wanted to stop watching the show for good, by that time Dinobot was my favorite after in season 1 I was rooting more for Rattrap.
I liked season 3 more after Depth Charge showed up. He couldn't replace Dinobot of course but he was really cool to me.
I also think CG makes Beast Wars stand out more and some parts may look dated now but the show itself is still very enjoyable.
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I've learned that it's OK to be flawed - Winona Ryder
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He was absolutely. The most iconic, memorable villain of my entire life, he was my favourite character even when I was 6 and I saw that episode "Coming of the Fuzors, part 1" on VHS .
Even now when I see David Kayes voice work on anything, Mysterio in Spiderman shattered Dimensions (what a treat that was) Iron man in Marvel Nemesis Rise of the Imperfects, or even Jim Gordon in the Batman Arkham games, I always think "That's Megatron speaking" I imagine Megatron, not David Kaye, reading the lines because ofcourse, it is he who played Megatron !
Definitely, he was an awesome villain. To this day he's one of my favorites of all the villains I've seen.
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