Parents need to know that this kinder, gentler version of the classic Autobots story is geared toward young kids, reflected in both its simple animation style and its feel-good content. Notably absent is any violence aimed at people or machines, which has been replaced by a main cast of four Transformers who…

Nicole Dubuc Rescue Bots is developed for television by Nicole Dubuc, Brian Hohlfeld, and Jeff Kline.

I rated for 5 and up but this will depend on the kid, there is some cartoon violence and some younger kids may get overstimulated and emulate it. 1 person found this helpful.

Quickshadow is the first female to join the Rescue Bots team. When an emergency strikes, she's always ready to race to the scene!

Parents need to know that Transformers is an explosion-heavy action movie based on the 1980s cartoon and action figures. It's packed with scenes of loud, hectic combat (including gunfire and a scene of White uniformed FBI agents using assault rifles on Black men), destruction, and flying missiles and bodies.

Arcee is a fictional robot character in the Transformers franchise. She has been depicted as a female Autobot, usually pink or blue in color.

Joseph Weizenbaum Social bots In the 1960s Joseph Weizenbaum created ELIZA, a natural language processing computer program considered an early indicator of artificial intelligence algorithms. ELIZA inspired computer programmers to design tasked programs that can match behavior patterns to their sets of instruction.

Some of the oldest internet bots can be traced back to 1988 with the emergence of Internet Relay Chat, abbreviated IRC. The first bots used on IRC were Jyrki Alakuijala's Puppe, Greg Lindahl's Game Manager (for the Hunt the Wumpus game), and Bill Wisner's Bartender.

The movie is fast moving and full of action violence. It's also quite difficult to follow if you haven't seen the other Transformer movies. The high level of violence and scary scenes make this movie unsuitable for children under 12 years and we recommend parental guidance for children aged 12–13 years.

Voiced by Doctor Who alum Alex Kingston, Quickshadow's arrival marks the introduction of the first ever female Rescue Bot.

One other female Autobot is featured in the movie continuity family, another Scout-class toy, Elita-One. Both Elita and Arcee, however, are featured in Titan Magazine's alternate reality stories as regular characters, with Arcee getting more prominence.

Shadow Striker is a Mean Girl. She's always strutting around, delivering her sarcasm and cutting remarks through her ever-sneering facial expression. Her condescending tone gets on everyone's nerves.