The dubbed footage from “Transformers: ONE” depicting the encounter between Kimura Ryohei and “B-127” has been released!The dubbed version of the movie “Transformers: One,” which will be released on Friday, September 20, 2024, has been released!

This is the scene where Orion Pax (later Optimus Prime) and D-16 (later Megatron) meet B-127 (later Bumblebee), played by Kimura Ryohei.

Orion Pax (voiced by Nakamura Yuichi, later known as Optimus Prime) and D-16 (voiced by Kimura Subaru, later known as Megatron), labor robots on the planet Cybertron, get lost in a dimly lit underground space, where they encounter a mysterious yellow robot called B-127 (voiced by Kimura Ryohei).

Upon spotting the two, B-127 laughs out loud to himself, “Is this really real? You two are strangers, right? You’re not me!” He continues talking in his machine gun-like voice, “Sorry for getting all excited, but I’m sure you thought I was weird. I was banished to the 50th floor underground and had almost no friends…” Orion, confused by his talkative character, asks, “How long have you been here?” He replies, “It feels like a long time, and forever,” and continues with a friendly smile, “My name is B-127! But call me Bee!” This is a scene that shows the later encounter between Optimus Prime and “Bumblebee”.

In past live-action series, Bee was a character who lost his own voice and communicated through audio from sources such as a radio, but in this film he has evolved into a new level of comical character who talks so much that even the other characters are left speechless. Be sure to check out this film along with the light-hearted voice acting by voice actor Kimura Ryohei.

The film’s appeal lies in its story and characters, which have been revamped using a new dimension of realistic CG. Initially, the creative team behind the Transformers films had often toyed with the idea of an origin story set on the planet Cybertron, but had come to the conclusion that the first film in the new series should be set on Earth.

However, producer di Bonaventura said he always had a story in the back of his mind that focused on the “encounter” between Optimus Prime and Megatron, “so that’s why we made Bumblebee in 2018.” As a result, this spinoff prequel, which follows the fan-favorite character’s journey to Earth, was met with rave reviews from fans and critics alike. “It opened the door for all of us to think, ‘Maybe a different kind of movie could work,'” he said, revealing the origins of the film.

Prior to the film’s release, a fan screening was held, which set an incredible record of 100% satisfaction in the survey after the screening (according to the fan screening survey). Upon its long-awaited release on Friday, September 20th, the film also received an astonishing 98% audience score (general audience) on Rotten Tomatoes, America’s largest film review site, the highest in the series. There’s no doubt that the new sides of the popular characters who play an active role are fueling the excitement, so keep an eye out for even more excitement to come!