Tag: transformers: prime

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I don’t remember if Bulkhead ever got an explanation for that Starscream clone he killed on the Nemesis,

or if the whole Team Prime got an actual explanation for the dead Starscream clone they found while the real Starscream was invading their base.

Did they find out that those were clones? Do they have to live with the possibility of there being more random and unexplained Starscreams somewhere out there? Spooky.

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Look at this self-important fuck of a Transformer.

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Not you, Ratchet, you’re an angel and we’re all happy that you’re here.

I’m talking of course about Ultra Magnus. He’s just… no fun at first. :[

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I mean, when he’s introduced in Transformers: Prime,

I’m actually glad that Megatron punches him in the face.

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But as plot happens,

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in the end I’m honestly disappointed that Ultra Magnus gets sidelined in Predacons Rising.

Damn kids these days.

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Oh well, at least he’s okay when it’s all said and done.

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(Psychological damage from losing Optimus Prime notwithstanding.)

Rock on! …sir.

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I’ve noticed a pattern in Transformers: Prime where Soundwave leaves enemies alive when he could have killed them very easily.

Some examples:

  • took a picture of the human children instead of trying to kill them (could have thought of them as future bargaining chip though?)
  • ground-bridged Arcee to a snowy place instead of somewhere actually dangerous (like, I don’t know, above an active

    volcano)

  • left Wheeljack unconscious but alive after fighting for that one relic (despite Wheeljack obviously trying to kill Soundwave there)
  • zapped Smokescreen and Bulkhead before abducting Ratchet, but didn’t do any harm to them while they were out
  • simply kicked agent Fowler out of the way, almost gently considering this is a “terrifyingly huge robot vs. squishy human” situation