@flamepony9
The Transformers: The Movie is the final performance of Orson Welles because he have recorded all the lines of Unicron five days before his death at the age of 70 in October 10, 1985. And even though Someone to Love was released a year after the Transformers movie, this film was the final movie and the production to feature Orson Welles and both of these films could have featured the words “In Loving Memory of Orson Welles”. But they didn’t. However, I made an extended edition of the Transformers movie by using the actual film, deleted and extended scenes and quotes in storyboards, test footages in the promotional/theatrical teaser trailer, unused animation cels, various scripts of the film, both Marvel and IDW comic adaptations, some quotes from “Transformers: Deviations”, some fan made scenes taking place during the movie by mauricio cafiero and “Transformers: The Lost Seasons”, the movie midquel/interquel published by IDW called “Rodimus vs. Cyclonus”, Wings Universe story “A Flash Foward” and the songs and soundtrack scores from the film’s soundtrack, Vince DiCola Presents: The Protoform Sessions and BotCon ‘97 - The Concert and I use the words “In Loving Memory of Orson Welles” at the end of the credits of the film I watched after watching it and reading the entire script I made.

I get the distinct impression that I’ve just come to the wrong neighbourhood, and that I’m something called a Muthabucker… xD

@SnowFlurry  
But Orson Wells has passed away a long time ago, how the hell he’s going to that?

@Background Pony  
It all makes sense now!

So this is what the fuss was all about.

Unicon for S4 villain. Y/N?

FINALLY!! Twilight Sparkle voiced by Orson Wells