Here's Where You Can Watch Every Season Of Beast Wars: Transformers

"Beast Wars: Transformers" is an odd creature. With a run of three seasons originally airing between 1996 and 1999, the series marks a big leap forward in the "Transformers" timeline, taking many of the hallmarks of the classic mythos and completely upending them. For one thing, the series is entirely computer-animated, an artstyle that deeply contrasts with the franchise's familiar 2D animation methods. For another thing, it takes place centuries after the main "Transformers" saga, seeing the descendents of the classic Autobots gaining the ability to not just transform into cars, but animals as well.

While "Beast Wars: Transformers" marked the first massive shakeup of the "Transformers" franchise since its inception, the series has long occupied a space of relative obscurity to casual audiences in the modern day. However, with this era of the series gaining a resurgence in relevancy thanks to properties like 2023's live-action "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts," some may be interested in returning to the classic show. Here's where you can watch all three seasons of "Beast Wars: Transformers."

For those that want to relive "Beast Wars: Transformers" in all of its 90s-CGI-filled glory, the entire series is thankfully available for streaming online, though it may not be on the services you'd usually expect to use. Rather than the typical Netflix or Prime Video, all three seasons of the show are available to stream on both Tubi and Pluto TV. Both of these platforms are actually free to access with no paid subscription, meaning that you don't have to shell out any cash to get your fill of "Transformers" action — provided that you can put up with a couple of interspersed ad breaks, that is.

For those that would prefer not to use the aforementioned services, "Beast Wars: Transformers" unfortunately isn't streaming anywhere else, but there's still one other available alternative. Fans can purchase physical DVDs of each season of the series through sites like Amazon, though this method is decidedly not free. In fact, just picking up the DVDs for Seasons 2 and 3 can cost you a pretty penny.

With how much of "Beast Wars: Transformers'" DNA is imbued within modern productions like "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts," it's always possible that additional methods of watching the classic series could become available as attention towards the shows grows. For now, however, these options are the only official means by which fans can catch themselves up on this unique era of the "Transformers" franchise.