Kal Kat has produced a new series of stories based on the Alt Transformers Multi User Shared Halluciantion or MUSH site platforms of the 1990s to early 2000s, and has adapted their lengedary story, Corrosion of War without End as a mini series pilot!
On Weird Kitty 07, you can watch for free the story as based on the Rob Powers novel, which had come out in 2002, and been printed in Trans Tech Magazine in 2003.
They had several others, and they were found in an archive in 2016 after some time hidden away.
The old Trans Tech magazines and scripts were dusted off, and out of the 100 some stories, many of them short, 21 were long and good enough to become part of a series.
With that, they intended to do one of the others first, like Transitions by Bobbi Carothers, but when the pandemic started, it was like, they are going to be locked in the studio (small runabout) for several weeks, so why not do Corrosion first instead!
The channel has making of vignettes of all the episodes, seven of them, and also bloopers and out takes in the making of, following the story.
They changed some characters to the Karda and had them played by Transformers.
So it is an origin story reboot of Karda. It is somehow awesome.
March through May were months to complete and air Corrosion each week. Even some of the old MUSH people chimed in and gave their imput, and one or two released their pandemic inspired stories too.
Late in May, Kat did "Transitions of Wrath" too, based on the Carothers story, where he made it a feature length epic, which the story really was. It was darker in tone though and had a message about not being abusive, which was interesting for a Transformers story.
The next one will have to be a fun one again!
"Redemption", or "Sibling Rivalry" perhaps, or one of those, but not yet "Underground" because that one is dark again.
You can check out for free all of the past Transformers meet Robotech and Space Bridge and Corrosion of War without End and the like at Weird Kitty 07 on YouTube.
"Not bad. Not how I would have done it, but not bad. I see you only had the toys to work with and did not have a budget, so bravo." Powers himself commented.
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