The WORST episodes of Beast Wars: Transformers

Every episode of Beast Wars: Transformers ever, ranked from worst to best by thousands of votes from fans of the show. The worst episodes of Beast Wars: Transformers!

Trapped on a primitive planet, two opposing factions, the Maximals and the Predacons, of Transformers, a race of sentient robots, fight over its precious Energon. Soon they discover that there are other forces at work on the planet - a powerful alien race that does not approve of their presence. And as they delve deeper into the planet's history, they uncover a terrible secret, one that must not be allowed to fall into the wrong hands, or their entire race's very existence could be threatened.

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Aftermath
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#1 - Aftermath

Season 2 - Episode 1 - Aired 10/26/1997

The alien machine is destroyed and Optimus went up with it, but the explosion sets off a quantum surge that changes the planet - and several of the robots. In his new, more powerful transmetal body, Megatron hopes to take out the Maximals before they have a chance to regroup and recover.

The Spark
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#2 - The Spark

Season 1 - Episode 15 - Aired 11/11/1996

Rhinox spots a falling stasis pod while surveying unused Predacon territory. He is the first to arrive, but the pod is damaged and he is unable to activate the DNA scanner. Unless he can get it working again soon, the protoform's spark will be extinguished.

Directors: Colin Davies
The Trigger (1)
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#3 - The Trigger (1)

Season 1 - Episode 16 - Aired 11/18/1996

Tigatron discovers a floating island, with a giant obelisk in its center. When the obelisk fries Waspinator and Terrorsaur with a single blast, Megatron decides he wants that power and sends out Scorponok and Blackarachnia to seize it.

Directors: J. Falconer
Writer: Bob Forward
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The Trigger (2)
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#4 - The Trigger (2)

Season 1 - Episode 17 - Aired 11/19/1996

Optimus and Rattrap race to the island to assist Tigatron and the wounded Airrazor, while Scorponok and Blackarachnia make their way towards the obelisk.

Writer: Bob Forward
Spider's Game
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#5 - Spider's Game

Season 1 - Episode 18 - Aired 1/6/1997

Predicting the next stasis pod's landing, Tarantulas knocks out both the Preds' and the Maximals' computer systems. He plans to recruit the protoform robot for himself, but has to let Blackarachnia tag along when she discovers him scheming.

Directors: James Boshier
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Call of the Wild
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#6 - Call of the Wild

Season 1 - Episode 19 - Aired 1/7/1997

The Predacons steal the Maximals' rectifier-coil, leaving the Axalon without Energon shielding. Forced to remain in beastmode, the Maximals' mentality becomes closer and closer to that of their organic counterparts.

Writer: Bob Forward
Dark Voyage
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#7 - Dark Voyage

Season 1 - Episode 20 - Aired 1/27/1997

A Predacon attack sets off a large energon explosion, leaving a group of Maximals with their optic-sensors non-functional while they try to make it back to the base.

Directors: Steve Ball
Possession
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#8 - Possession

Season 1 - Episode 21 - Aired 2/3/1997

During a fierce storm, the immortal spark of the Deception Starscream lands on the planet and takes control of Waspinator's body. He convinces Megatron to let him help with an attack on the Maximal base, which he knows to be offline. His skills are after all considerable... but then again - so is his treachery.

Directors: Owen Hurley
Writer: Ian Weir
The Low Road
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#9 - The Low Road

Season 1 - Episode 22 - Aired 2/10/1997

Tarantulas infects Rhinox with a virus that causes him to sneeze raw energon, rapidly depleting the Maximal's power cells. Optimus sends out Dinobot and Rattrap to look for an antidote, and they end up having to follow the spider into its underground lair...

Directors: J. Falconer
Writer: Bob Forward
Law of the Jungle
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#10 - Law of the Jungle

Season 1 - Episode 23 - Aired 2/17/1997

Tigatron accidentally blows up a Predacon ammo storage, and the resulting avalanche kills a feline friend. Tired of fighting, he sets of alone, renouncing his membership from the Maximals.

Directors: John Pozer
Before the Storm
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#11 - Before the Storm

Season 1 - Episode 24 - Aired 2/21/1997

Inferno retrieves a golden disk hidden inside a glowing mountain. When Megatron sees it, he decides there are far more important things to worry about than the Maximals, and offers Optimus a truce. Meanwhile, Tarantulas is even more determined to leave the planet than ever.

Directors: Adam Wood
Other Voices (1)
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#12 - Other Voices (1)

Season 1 - Episode 25 - Aired 3/31/1997

An alien spacecraft lands and captures Airrazor while she's examining it. Optimus and Rattrap enter to rescue her, while the Predacons stand outside, ready to break the truce at a moment's notice.

Directors: Colin Davies
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Other Voices (2)
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#13 - Other Voices (2)

Season 1 - Episode 26 - Aired 4/1/1997

The spacecraft leaves, but not before revealing the second moon's true purpose - planet destruction. As it gets ready to fire, Optimus and the others return to the Axalon only to find Rhinox and Dinobot off-line... and spiders in their basement.

Directors: Ezekiel Norton
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Double Dinobot
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#14 - Double Dinobot

Season 1 - Episode 14 - Aired 11/5/1996

Megatron creates a clone of Dinobot's beastmode, and sends him off to deactivate Sentinel while Terrorsaur traps the real Dinobot in a cave.

Directors: John Pozer
Writer: Rowby Goren
Coming of the Fuzors (1)
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#15 - Coming of the Fuzors (1)

Season 2 - Episode 2 - Aired 11/2/1997

Two new Maximals awake in Predacon territory, both with bizarre looks and unusual personalities due to the damaged systems in their stasispods. Taking advantage of their confusion, Megatron convinces them they are Predacons, hoping to finally crush the Maximals with these reinforcements. Meanwhile, Blackarachnia returns to the Predacon base with Tarantulas' body, Tigatron and Airrazor go of looking for more stasispods, Rhinox shuts down and connects to the Axalon in an attempt at reaching Optimus' spark, and Dinobot realizes that the aborted armageddon has left the planet looking awfully familiar.

Writer: Bob Forward
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Coming of the Fuzors (2)
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#16 - Coming of the Fuzors (2)

Season 2 - Episode 3 - Aired 11/9/1997

Hopelessly outnumbered and outgunned, Rattrap, Cheetor and Dinobot try to keep the Predacons away from the Axalon where Rhinox lies delving deep into the Matrix, pursuing a faint hope...

Writer: Bob Forward
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Tangled Web
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#17 - Tangled Web

Season 2 - Episode 4 - Aired 11/16/1997

Megatron sends out Tarantulas, Blackarachnia and Quickstrike to build an energon refueling station, though the spiders' scheming complicates even the simplest task.

Writer: Len Wein
Maximal, No More
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#18 - Maximal, No More

Season 2 - Episode 5 - Aired 11/23/1997

Dinobot is captured while on a recognizance mission, and surprisingly asks Megatron for permission to rejoin the Predacons, offering the golden disk as proof of his sincerity.

Other Visits (1)
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#19 - Other Visits (1)

Season 2 - Episode 6 - Aired 2/8/1998

While out surveying the planet, Airrazor and Tigatron trigger a remaining alien site. While the Maximals scramble to their rescue, Tarantulas is already on his way, determined to thwart the aliens' plans.

Other Visits (2)
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#20 - Other Visits (2)

Season 2 - Episode 7 - Aired 2/15/1998

Surviving the energon surge thanks to their new transmetal bodies, Tarantulas sets up a shield around the alien construct and heads inside along with Megatron and Quckstrike. Outside, Optimus and Rattrap try to figure a way in, while the two other transmetalized Maximals return the wounded Rhinox and Dinobot the CR chambers.

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Bad Spark
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#21 - Bad Spark

Season 2 - Episode 8 - Aired 2/22/1998

Cheetor discovers a huge stasis pod, containing Protoform X - a failed Maximal experiment that created an indestructible spark but drove it insane in the process. When Predacons arrive, a fight breaks out over it, setting off an energon storm that leaves Blackarachnia and Silverbolt together damaged, having to fend for themselves - While Protoform X awakens, looking for a victim...

Writer: Greg Johnson
Code of Hero
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#22 - Code of Hero

Season 2 - Episode 9 - Aired 3/9/1998

Dinobot sees a chance to regain his lost honor when he spots Megatron attempting to alter history using the knowledge on the remaining golden disk.

Writer: Ian Weir
Transmutate
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#23 - Transmutate

Season 2 - Episode 10 - Aired 3/10/1998

A series of earthquakes uncovers a heavily damaged stasispod. Out of it comes a freakish robot - barely sentient, but with extremely powerful weapons. Scoffed at by the others, both Silverbolt and Rampage sense a kindred spirit, each in their own way.

Writer: Christy Marx
The Agenda (1)
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#24 - The Agenda (1)

Season 2 - Episode 11 - Aired 3/11/1998

As the transwarp wave generated by the explosion in ""Other Voices (2)"" nears Cybertron, the Maximals rejoice, thinking the rescue is on its way. But unbeknownst to them, it is intercepted and diverted by the leaders of the Cybertronian Predacon alliance, who view Megatron as a loose cannon and wants to deal with him quietly, by sending one of their covert operatives.

Directors: Cal Shumiatcher
Writer: Bob Forward
The Agenda (2)
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#25 - The Agenda (2)

Season 2 - Episode 12 - Aired 3/12/1998

Megatron is captured, but the battle used up too much of the cruiser's energon supply for there to be enough for the travel back to Cybertron. While Ravage interrogates Megatron about where they might find more, Primal confronts Silverbolt about his relationship Blackarachnia, leading the Fuzor to go off on his own to find her.

Directors: Owen Hurley
Writer: Bob Forward
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