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Was the arm returned to him by a wandering Titan?

And outclassed. Skids, Bulkead, and Arcee are one thing, but then Optimus Freakin' Prime shows up.

This suddenly makes me wonder if other Decepticons can even tell them apart. CYCLONUS: Scourge! Come along, we have a mission. SWEEP #142: But I'm. . . I'm not. . . Uh, okay. . .

"Descent" is a pretty new concept for Transformers; the Forged have no concept of it. Forges were black-box technology; raw material went in, a conscious, fully-self-actualized Transformer came out. Thirteen Forges each produced one particular style of Cybertronian, so the only distinctions were...

RIP

I feel like "Legacy" is the line we've already been getting for the past decade. At least Bulkhead is basically an upgraded Roughstuff.

In honour of the Stan Bush boxset, here's a moment of history. (I especially love "unknown soldier" at 0:53, because I legitimately have no clue who that is 😐.)

The proper reaction to a Kamina-clone.

Here's my classic contribution:

Andross already beat you to it, it just slipped off the first page..

Similarly: When Megatron left aboard the Nemesis, Cybertron wasn't entirely in Decepticon control; Shockwave's assignment was to crush the Autobot resistance (led by Ultra Magnus and Elita-1). He commanded several legions of Decepticons (basically, everyone who wasn't aboard the Nemesis)...

Trying to sort through my files on a laptop without a mouse is nightmarish, but here're some brief notes: What Transformers call "energon" is actually available in a wide array of different compositions (in the same way that we use "nickel" to refer to a coin that is actually made of nickel and...

Finally had a chance to watch it last night, and I loved it too. The time-skip to a new setting didn't bother me, but then I read history books for fun; it's a historical inevitability that nations/civilizations end and new ones rise to replace them. It's not about "failing," it's just part of...

The Pits of K-On!! [/old reference]

Higher production values. . . On the CW? That aside, it occurs to me that there's already an in-universe justification for a reboot. If they play it right, it could even work as a deliberate commentary on reboots and our obsession with nostalgia rather than creativity. And, to remind us why...

It's been a long road. . .

Yeah, my condolences, Fnu.