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Beast Wars: Transformers Maximal, No More (1996–1999) HD online
Language: English
Category: TV Episode / Animation / Action / Sci-Fi
Original Title: Maximal, No More
Director: Trent Carlson
Writers: Patrick Barry
Released: 1996–1999
Duration: 30min
Video type: TV Episode

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Dinobot hands over one of the golden discs to Megatron, betraying the Maximals.
Episode credited cast:
Jim Byrnes Jim Byrnes - Inferno (voice)
Garry Chalk Garry Chalk - Optimus Primal (voice) (as Gary Chalk)
David Kaye David Kaye - Megatron (voice)
Scott McNeil Scott McNeil - Dinobot (voice)
Colin Murdock Colin Murdock - Quickstrike (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Venus Terzo Venus Terzo - Blackarachnia (voice)
Alec Willows Alec Willows - Tarantulas (voice)

Even though Dinobot spends the bulk of this episode as a Predacon, he never utters the Predacon transformation code "Terrorize".

In Dinobot's quarters, a stretched and mounted hide can be seen hanging on the wall. This is the hide of the Dinobot clone from the Season One episode "Double Dinobot". In that episode, Dinobot indicated he ate the clone. Apparently he kept a trophy as well.



TV Episode / Animation / Action / Sci-Fi1996–1999 Jim Byrnes Garry Chalk David Kaye Trent Carlson

Reviews: [1]

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    Nikohn

    This episode is truly the reason as to why Dinobot is in the Transformers hall of fame, despite being a predicon and from the Beast Wars franchise. This episode shows the valor and the dignity that resides within Dinobot. He has much pride being of Predicon descent, even though the Maximals are the true heroes in particular. He would be brilliant at chess, for he is the only character who strategizes and thinks two or three moves ahead. I really liked this episode the first time i saw it on TV back in '97 or so, but after viewing it a second time it stays true to the professional story telling and the writers deserve a great deal of credit for producing such a episode that is filled with a lot of self struggle. Definitely one of my favs from season 2!