A new clip for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts has rolled out, showing off the first meeting between the Optimus Prime’s Autobots and the Maximals led by Optimus Primal. It’s not exactly a friendly get-together judging by the number of ion blasters that have been drawn, but if you’ve been looking to get a more detailed glimpse at Primal, Cheetor, and Rhinox, then the clip below will help reignite some Beast Wars nostalgia.
On top of that, Paramount has also released stylish new posters for the film, which feature Prime, Primal, Bumblebee, Arcee, Cheetor, Rhinox, Airazor, and Mirage all striking a pose. If you squint closely, you’ll also spot Anthony Ramos and Dominique Fishback in the main poster, with the two actors playing new allies of the Autobots. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts also marks the first full live-action appearance of Unicron, after he was previously teased in Transformers: The Last Knight, with the ancient planet-eater’s forces led by his herald Scourge.
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The film is also loaded with plenty of voice-acting talent and includes Peter Cullen as Optimus Prime, Ron Perlman as Optimus Primal, Peter Dinklage as Scourge, Michelle Yeoh as Airazor, John DiMaggio as Stratosphere, Liza Koshy as Arcee, Pete Davidson as Mirage, David Sobolov as Rhinox, Michaela Jae Rodriguez as Nightbird, Cristo Fernandez as Wheeljack, and Tongayi Chi as Cheetor.
If you’ve always fantasized about sounding like Optimus Prime but you don’t quite have the vocal pipes to match Cullen’s uniquely gruff take on the character, you can try out a text-to-speech app on TikTok that’ll bring your videos to life with the Autobot leader’s voice.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is out on June 9 and is directed by Creed II’s Steven Caple Jr. In case you missed it, you can check out the latest trailer for the film, which features both Autobots and Maximals taking on an entire army of Scorponoks as they race to stop Unicron from turning Earth into his latest mid-galactic snack.
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