The Transformers coloring pages are featuring Optimus Prime's Autobots Brawn, Bluestreak, Bumblebee, Cliffjumper, Gears, Hound, Huffer, Ironhide, Jazz, Mirage, Prowl, Ratchet, Sideswipe, Sunstreaker, Trailbreaker, Wheeljack, Windcharger, Hauler and other characters from Transformers. Try to guess who is who.
Transformers film series, for those unfamiliar, is essentially the story of a bunch of extremely large, extremely opinionated robots who, for reasons best known to themselves, decide to turn Earth into their own private wrestling arena. These “Transformers,” as they’re known, are split into two camps: the noble Autobots and the dastardly Decepticons, locked in an epic clash of metallic good versus evil, with plenty of explosions and just a touch of existential crisis thrown in for good measure. Beneath the flashing lights and occasionally bewildering plot twists, however, are a few rather sensible life lessons children might take to heart—assuming they aren’t too distracted by the towering robots rearranging downtown.
For starters, Transformers offers a crash course in teamwork, featuring Optimus Prime and his trusty band of Autobots, who somehow manage to work together without a single committee meeting. Against the rather bothersome Decepticons, they demonstrate that the only thing stronger than a truck that can turn into a giant warrior is a group of trucks, cars and motorcycles that can coordinate without stepping on each other. Kids, in theory, learn that even the most Herculean feats are best tackled with a bit of cooperation, some solid communication and an acceptance that everyone, no matter how odd their alternate mode of transportation, brings something valuable to the table.
Transformers film series, for those unfamiliar, is essentially the story of a bunch of extremely large, extremely opinionated robots who, for reasons best known to themselves, decide to turn Earth into their own private wrestling arena. These “Transformers,” as they’re known, are split into two camps: the noble Autobots and the dastardly Decepticons, locked in an epic clash of metallic good versus evil, with plenty of explosions and just a touch of existential crisis thrown in for good measure. Beneath the flashing lights and occasionally bewildering plot twists, however, are a few rather sensible life lessons children might take to heart—assuming they aren’t too distracted by the towering robots rearranging downtown.
For starters, Transformers offers a crash course in teamwork, featuring Optimus Prime and his trusty band of Autobots, who somehow manage to work together without a single committee meeting. Against the rather bothersome Decepticons, they demonstrate that the only thing stronger than a truck that can turn into a giant warrior is a group of trucks, cars and motorcycles that can coordinate without stepping on each other. Kids, in theory, learn that even the most Herculean feats are best tackled with a bit of cooperation, some solid communication and an acceptance that everyone, no matter how odd their alternate mode of transportation, brings something valuable to the table.
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