Notice how the American names are in there too? The toy was referred to has Tripredacus in america and Tripledacus in Japan. I don't know if Metals had a Tripledacus council though.

 

Since the name Tripredacus was borrowed from the toy this strikes me has nothing more then fans forcing the names of the individual toys onto the Tripredacus council from The Agenda. I don't personally buy since these characters, imho, bare no resemblance to the toys. I do find it interesting that no voice actor is listed for the third member of the Council for the American series.

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Tripledacus and Tripredicus are seperate toys.

Sure they share the same mold, but then so do Thundercracker and Starscream.

 

But the matter is, Tripledacus is not Tripredicus. They are not interchangeable characters.

For instance, Tripledacus is not in Beast Wars, and Tripredcus is not the combiner with the mexican sterotypes from Beast Wars II.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ok, well as I said before, the names General Ramhorn, General Seaclamp and General Circadacon are the names used in the script for The Agenda.

 

They are NOT fan names for the Tripredicus council guys. They are legit.

The writers for beast wars intended them to be in the show, but spent more of the budget elsewher duting the show, and didnt have enough to render them to look like their toy counterparts.

 

But those were intended to be, and are those guys.

In Japan the Tripredacus Concel was called the Trypticon concel. In japenese G1 Trypticon was called Dinosauror.

In fact, in the original script for The Agenda, the Tripredacus Council would not only have looked like their toy counterparts, but would have actually transformed and fused into Tripredacus. The three members we see in the final episode are still the 3 members of Tripredacus, and bear their names. And, it also makes sense to have voiceactors already affiliated with Beast Wars to do the voices for Tripredacus.

In fact, in the original script for The Agenda, the Tripredacus Council would not only have looked like their toy counterparts, but would have actually transformed and fused into Tripredacus. The three members we see in the final episode are still the 3 members of Tripredacus, and bear their names. And, it also makes sense to have voiceactors already affiliated with Beast Wars to do the voices for Tripredacus.

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That makes no sense. Why would three Cybertronian robots who had never been to earth have buggy robot modes? I had heard that "Tripredacus council" was just a nod to the existing toy.

In fact, in the original script for The Agenda, the Tripredacus Council would not only have looked like their toy counterparts, but would have actually transformed and fused into Tripredacus. The three members we see in the final episode are still the 3 members of Tripredacus, and bear their names. And, it also makes sense to have voiceactors already affiliated with Beast Wars to do the voices for Tripredacus.

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That makes no sense. Why would three Cybertronian robots who had never been to earth have buggy robot modes? I had heard that "Tripredacus council" was just a nod to the existing toy.

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STFU The charectors on the show were obviously the Cybertronain modes of the toy.

I had heard that "Tripredacus council" was just a nod to the existing toy.

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Now that part, is fan urban legand.

 

 

The fact of the matter is what people have stated above.

These WERE the characters. Its even refered to them in the script as such.

PLUS.... in interviews with the shows writers, they go over this, and the fact that they were those guys, as well as why they looked different for their show.

In fact, in the original script for The Agenda, the Tripredacus Council would not only have looked like their toy counterparts, but would have actually transformed and fused into Tripredacus.

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Why would three Cybertronian robots who had never been to earth have buggy robot modes?

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You would have to read the origional script, for that.

ok to change the lame subject, who is Sentinal

 

Ian James Corlett - Cheetor, Sentinel, Seaclamp

 

i dont seem to remember this character

Sentinel was the Maximal defense system. He also played the computer voice that was always telling the maximals to transform before they went into stasis lock, which can be considered the same overall computer.

Sentenial is the Max computer and Navi-ko is the Pred compouter.