Transformers the Musical - 'Til All Are Sung! NEW SCENES!

While navigating through unemployment, I've embarked on an ambitious venture - transforming the 1986 Transformers animated film into a musical. Beyond personal entertainment, this project serves as a testament to AI's evolving capabilities. As technology advances throughout the project's duration, particularly in music and animation, each successive scene should showcase increasingly impressive technical achievements.
Currently, four musical sequences have been completed, each perfectly synchronized with the original film:
The Opening: Lithone's Destruction
The peaceful mechanical planet Lithone faces its doom as Unicron approaches. In this dark comedy segment, Kranix shares his world's final moments with Arblus. Only Kranix survives, supposedly finding peace elsewhere - though the narrator suggests otherwise with a villainous laugh.
A Lost Theme Discovered
An intriguing alternate version of the Transformers theme reportedly surfaced during an office cleanup at Sunbow. According to studio lore, this original concept was shelved for being "too intense for children," leading to Lion's iconic replacement theme.
Laserbeak's Surveillance Mission
This segment follows Laserbeak's covert observation of the Autobots at Moonbase 1. While Optimus Prime discusses launch preparations with Jazz, Ironhide, and others, Laserbeak scoffs at their security measures. After confirming Moonbase 2's status with Jazz and Spike, the spy returns to report to Megatron, Soundwave, and Shockwave.
The Shuttle Assault
In this pivotal sequence, Megatron leads Starscream and the Constructicons in a brutal attack on the Autobot shuttle. The scene remains controversial for its shocking elimination of beloved characters Brawn, Prowl, and the sibling duo of Ratchet and Ironhide - a moment that stunned young viewers in 1986.
The video concludes with synchronization instructions for viewers to align this alternate soundtrack with the film, followed by a collection of AI-generated outtakes that showcase the complex, time-consuming nature of this creative process.
Looking ahead, the next challenge involves scoring the extensive 10-minute Autobot City battle sequence. While its length poses significant creative hurdles, these technical challenges make the project especially exciting.

Background: The 1986 Transformers film revolutionized the franchise with its mature storytelling, featuring Optimus Prime's dramatic death and introducing iconic characters like Unicron (voiced by Orson Welles in his final performance) and Galvatron. Its groundbreaking animation and emotional depth established it as a pivotal moment in Transformers history.
The original soundtrack remains legendary, featuring Stan Bush's anthemic tracks alongside Vince DiCola's innovative electronic score. Combined with contributions from Lion and Spectre General, the music perfectly captured the film's epic scope and remains a cherished element of this cinematic milestone.