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Cybertronians use space-bridge technology for expeditions to Earth in order to harvest Energon long buried under the planet's surface, but they fear contact with organics, especially the dominant human race. But what happens when an inquisitive teenage girl stumbles through one of their open bridges and ends up lost on Cybertron?

This was an idea I had ever since I heard that John Goodman was going to be providing the voice for Hound, the gung-ho military Autobot from Transformers: Age of Extinction, and my first thought was doing a Monsters, Inc. parody.

I started off with the promotional render of Hound, and recolored him a nice, Sully blue. All that I needed to do then was come up with a robotic Mike Wazowski, and of course, Boo. I opted to make her a teenager this time, because having a toddler running around with 20+ foot tall robots is admittedly a little frightening!

Though I didn't place a lot of visual cues in the design (if anyone is curious), Autobot Mike would have transformed into a searchlight.

Base image retouch, and additional characters painted on Photoshop CS3 with a Genius G-Pen 450.
Textures by cgtextures.com

Transformers © Hasbro/Paramount Pictures
Monsters Inc. © Pixar/Disney

Description
Cybertronians use space-bridge technology for expeditions to Earth in order to harvest Energon long buried under the planet's surface, but they fear contact with organics, especially the dominant human race. But what happens when an inquisitive teenage girl stumbles through one of their open bridges and ends up lost on Cybertron?

This was an idea I had ever since I heard that John Goodman was going to be providing the voice for Hound, the gung-ho military Autobot from Transformers: Age of Extinction, and my first thought was doing a Monsters, Inc. parody.

I started off with the promotional render of Hound, and recolored him a nice, Sully blue. All that I needed to do then was come up with a robotic Mike Wazowski, and of course, Boo. I opted to make her a teenager this time, because having a toddler running around with 20+ foot tall robots is admittedly a little frightening!

Though I didn't place a lot of visual cues in the design (if anyone is curious), Autobot Mike would have transformed into a searchlight.

Base image retouch, and additional characters painted on Photoshop CS3 with a Genius G-Pen 450.
Textures by cgtextures.com

Transformers © Hasbro/Paramount Pictures
Monsters Inc. © Pixar/Disney