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I watched Morbius yesterday and noticed that hand in the scene with Milo and Martine. Whose could it be?

Hi everyone! I'm trying to locate the original files for Transformers Prime: Hunt the Beasts, a browser game released by Hasbro in 2013 as part of the Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters promotion. After several days of investigation, I have been unable to find a playable copy of the game, and I'm hoping someone here may have archived files or additional information. Background According to TFWiki, the game was originally hosted at: http://beasthunters.transformers.com/ References: TFWiki https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Hunt\_the\_Beasts Transformers Wiki (Russian) https://transformers.fandom.com/ru/wiki/%D0%A2%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%81%D1%84%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%8B:\_%D0%9F%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B9%D0%BC.\_%D0%9E%D1%85%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B0\_%D0%BD%D0%B0\_%D1%87%D1%83%D0%B4%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%89 I also found what appear to be the only two surviving gameplay videos: https://youtu.be/\_Mla7lltSjk https://youtu.be/HQ9HWBKIhko What I've already investigated Flashpoint I searched the Flashpoint archive, but the game is not included. Internet Archive / Wayback Machine I spent several days investigating the archived website. The Internet Archive preserved parts of the website's HTML, but none of the playable game assets appear to have survived. The archived pages still contain a large amount of original content, including: Ratchet mission briefings Shockwave's laboratory storyline Mission objectives Laboratory areas: Biotechnology Energon Storage Core Protoform Cryogenics Stasis Lock Level CNA Replication Chamber Spark Insertion Chamber Beast information Character data Security Footage Downloadable wallpapers Wishlist links The website also references other interactive features hosted on the same portal: Beast Creator Beast Simulator (Portal of Destruction) These appear to be separate experiences from Hunt the Beasts, but they confirm that the website originally contained multiple interactive projects. Technical investigation I also inspected the archived website using browser developer tools and the Wayback CDX index. I searched the archive using keywords including: swf game beast creator simulator mission shockwave xml json The only archived Flash-related file I could locate was: /js/library/swfobject_2_2.js This is only Adobe's SWFObject library used to embed Flash content. The archived HTML clearly references Flash content, but every attempt to load the actual game assets results in missing resources, redirects, or unavailable files. I was unable to locate any archived: .swf files .unity3d files XML files JSON files or any other playable game assets. Current conclusion Based on everything I've found, it appears that: the website itself was partially archived; much of its text and interface survived; the playable game files did not. The missing assets do not appear to have been archived by the Internet Archive, or they may have originally been hosted on another Hasbro server or CDN. What I'm looking for I'm looking for any surviving files or information, including: original .swf files; browser cache backups from 2013–2014; XML or JSON files; archived mirrors; old downloads; developer portfolio copies; promotional press kits; or any files saved from the original website. Even a single surviving file could help recover the game. Why I'm posting here I'm not simply asking people to check the Wayback Machine. I've already spent several days investigating archived pages, source code, redirects, developer tools, and CDX indexes. I'm hoping someone may have: played the game back in 2013; saved browser cache or website files; archived the game; or knows who developed Hasbro's browser games or where they were hosted during that period. Even if you don't have the game itself, any lead could be useful. Thank you!

P.S. These screenshots also contain content that is loaded directly from the original web game.

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