Transformers Headmasters 1987 DVDRip XviD MP3

Transformers Headmasters

Released By......: zzzzzinn
Release Date.....: 01/16/2011
First Broadcast..: 03/07/1987
Source...........: DVD
Video Codec......: XviD 1.1.2
Video Bitrate....: 35 x ~1000 kbps
Audio Codec......: MP3 CBR Stereo
Audio Bitrate....: 128 kbps / 48 Hz
Resolution.......: 512x384
Aspect Ratio.....: 4:3
Frame Rate.......: 25 fps
Runtime..........: 35 x ~22 min
Size.............: 6.8 GB
Language.........: Japanese / English
Subtitles........: English
Genre............: Television

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0127402/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Headmasters


Release Notes:
This release is ripped from Metrodome\'s Transformers: The Complete Takara
Collection, Volume 1: Headmasters. It includes English subtitles, commentary
tracks, StarTV\'s English dub tracks, subtitle scripts, English dub scripts, and
scans of the packaging, DVDs and booklet. See the booklet scans for further
details on what Metrodome included in the collection. Each episode has an avi
with the video and Japanese audio. The subs, dub, and commentary are a separate
srt and mp3.

Use VideoLAN, Media Player Classic, or any other media player capable of merging
audio tracks and subtitles during playback. The files are released in this
format to give the viewer the greatest flexibility in choosing their preferred
playback experience.


Background:
Rather than import The Rebirth three-part mini-series as a conclusion, Takara,
the Japanese producers of the Transformers toyline, opted instead to create a
spin-off of the original series by creating the full-length 35-episode series,
Transformers: The Headmasters. Supplanting The Rebirth\'s position in Japanese
continuity, The Headmasters occurred one year after The Return of Optimus Prime,
introducing the titular characters to the Transformers universe in a different
way. Whereas in western fiction, the Headmasters result from the merging of a
Transformer with an organic alien being from the planet Nebulos, the Headmasters
of the Japanese series are a group of small Cybertronians who departed the
planet millions of years ago and crash-landed on the inhospitable planet Master.
To survive its harsh climate, a select few Cybertronians constructed larger
bodies called \"Transtectors\", to which they connected as the heads.