Beast Wars Neo: Super Lifeform Transformers

ビーストウォーズネオ 超生命体トランスフォーマー

1999 · Ended · 1 season · 35 episodes · Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy · Japan

Channel TV Tokyo · Starring Junichi Inoue, Shô Ryûzanji, Holly Kaneko

Beast Wars Neo is a 1999 Japanese Transformers television animated series and toy line, and a sequel to Beast Wars II.
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Episodes

35 episodes · February 1999 – September 1999
  1. Episode 1: 1. Move out Big Convoy!February 3, 1999 · 30 min
    Somewhere in the universe, a force of Cybertrons try to infiltrate a heavily armed fortress. Inside - the Destron leader Magmatron! He laughs as one by one, Cybertrons are blown away by his weapons. When all hope seems lost, a lone warrior appears on the horizon. Dodging the dangerous weapons, the warrior crashes into Magmatron's control center. Magmatron is surprised the warrior has come alone, and the Cybertron explains he prefers working solo - he is the ""One man army"" Big Convoy! The powerful warrior charges up his ""Big Cannon"" and fires! The base is destroyed, and Big Convoy walks away victorious. Afterwards, Big Convoy is flying solo when he receives a communique ordering him to report to Cybertron Camp - a space station that provides supplies for Cybertrons engaged in space operations. He turns off the transmission at first, but then the base appears right in front of him! His ship is brought in and he is not too happy about this interruption. Big Convoy is brought before the Co
  2. Episode 2: 2. Get the Mysterious Capsule!February 10, 1999 · 30 min
    On the planet God Bless, the natives are stunned when a mountain begins shaking violently. Suddenly, the mountain begins to lift off the ground! Separated from the planet surface, the chunk of the planet floats in the air right above the planet! The Gung Ho arrives on the scene in time to see the strange occurence. Navi explains that God Bless is a planet of peaceful people whose life is based on agriculture. Big Convoy mistakes the floating mountain for a satellite. Navi explains that God Bless does not have any such satellites. Longrack insists they must investigate. Although the crew is made up of trainees, they are still Cybertrons and have a duty to investigate such occurences in the galaxy. Big Convoy agrees and the Gung Ho moves closer to the strange mountain. Suddenly, a giant ghost like figure appears! It appears to be one of the Convoy council, and claims to be the ""God of Cybertron"". The apparition warns them that they should not approach any closer before shocking all of th
  3. Episode 3: 3. Burning Spirit Below FreezingFebruary 17, 1999 · 30 min
    On a distant planet, a cry of hate is heard and the surface of the world ices over and large spikes of ice form as the unsuspecting Cybertrons approach in the starship Gung Ho on a mission to find another Amogolois energy capsule. Navi explains that the Gung Ho is nearing the planet, Solid. It is supposed to be a warm world with creatures that live by the seashore. The crew of the Gung Ho are enthusiastic, and Big Convoy agrees to go to this pleasant sounding world. He orders everyone to take their stations and the Gung Ho warps towards planet Solid. Unknown to the Cybertrons, the Destrons are following them. All the Destrons are eager to get the Amogolois capsule except one. Dead End does not like the idea of sneaking around, to him it is behavior unbecoming a warrior. He is silenced by Guiledart and Magmatron orders DNavi to take the Destron ship to planet Solid. For some reason, DNavi tells Magmatron to call her Anastasia, but Magmatron ignores this, much to DNavi's chagrin. The Cyb
  4. Episode 4: 4. Hang in There, StampyFebruary 24, 1999 · 30 min
  5. Episode 5: 5. Mirage in the SandMarch 3, 1999 · 30 min
  6. Episode 6: 6. Dinosaur Combiner MagmatronMarch 10, 1999 · 30 min
Show 29 more episodes
  1. Episode 7: 7. Duel in the Midst of the LabyrinthMarch 17, 1999 · 30 min
  2. Episode 8: 8. Danger of the Black HoleMarch 24, 1999 · 30 min
  3. Episode 9: 9. Sub-Commander LongrackMarch 31, 1999 · 30 min
  4. Episode 10: 10. Whoa! He Got Eaten!April 7, 1999 · 30 min
  5. Episode 11: 11. Planet of TimeApril 14, 1999 · 30 min
  6. Episode 12: 12. Hydra AloneApril 21, 1999 · 30 min
  7. Episode 13: 13. Break is a Predacon?April 28, 1999 · 30 min
  8. Episode 14: 14. Ship's LogMay 5, 1999 · 30 min
  9. Episode 15: 15. Mach Kick Enlists!?May 12, 1999 · 30 min
  10. Episode 16: 16. Planet of the Ultimate WeaponMay 19, 1999 · 30 min
  11. Episode 17: 17. Troubled DNAVIMay 26, 1999 · 30 min
  12. Episode 18: 18. Randy, Attack!June 2, 1999 · 30 min
  13. Episode 19: 19. Physicist BumpJune 9, 1999 · 30 min
  14. Episode 20: 20. Hardhead is HardheadedJune 16, 1999 · 30 min
  15. Episode 21: 21. Deep-Sea Personal CombatJune 23, 1999 · 30 min
  16. Episode 22: 22. The Stolen Gung-HoJune 30, 1999 · 30 min
  17. Episode 23: 23. Hot-Blooded Instructor SurviveJuly 7, 1999 · 30 min
  18. Episode 24: 24. Assemble, New Warriors!July 14, 1999 · 30 min
  19. Episode 25: 25. The Mysterious Beast Warrior!?July 21, 1999 · 30 min
  20. Episode 26: 26. The Stolen CapsulesJuly 28, 1999 · 30 min
  21. Episode 27: 27. Pursue the Blendtrons!August 4, 1999 · 30 min
  22. Episode 28: 28. Angry MagmatronAugust 11, 1999 · 30 min
  23. Episode 29: 29. Illusion? Lio ConvoyAugust 18, 1999 · 30 min
  24. Episode 30: 30. Unicron Revived!?August 25, 1999 · 30 min
  25. Episode 31: 31. Unicron's AmbitionSeptember 1, 1999 · 30 min
  26. Episode 32: 32. Fight! MaximalsSeptember 8, 1999 · 30 min
  27. Episode 33: 33. End of the Maximals!?September 15, 1999 · 30 min
  28. Episode 34: 34. The Final BattleSeptember 22, 1999 · 30 min
  29. Episode 35: 35. Graduation Ceremony!!September 29, 1999 · 30 min

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EPISODE LENGTH
30 minutes
FIRST AIRED
February 3, 1999
LAST AIRED
September 29, 1999

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