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Webworld

2008-02-02T03:10:12Z

84.250.41.125: /* Quotes */

[[Image:WebworldScreenCap.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Oh, thank [[Primus|God]]. For a second, I thought this was [[Wikipedia:Waterworld|Waterworld]].]]

{{episodenav|g1|season=3|16|prev=Ghost in the Machine|next=Carnage in C-Minor}}

'''In an attempt to cure Galvatron's madness, Cyclonus takes him to the medical planet Torkulon.'''

==Detailed synopsis==
[[Image:GalvatronUltraWebworld.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Help! He's touching my special area!]]

The Decepticons approach an asteroid belt in deep space, searching for a material known as [[isodrite]]. As Galvatron rants about crushing his enemies and everyone else, Ratbat finds an isodrite deposit -- already being mined by the Autobots. A battle ensues, during which Galvatron spends nearly as much time bashing his own troops aside as he does firing at the Autobots. With his "help", the bemused Autobots make a clean escape aboard Sky Lynx.

Back on Chaar, Motormaster and Swindle have words with Cyclonus: either do something about Galvatron's madness, or face rebellion. A holographic image of a Quintesson appears to Cyclonus, and advises him that there are planets which specialize in repairing damaged minds, such as [[Torkulon]]. Not knowing what else to do, Cyclonus considers the idea, while the Quintessons gloat among themselves that shortly they will have several less Transformers to deal with -- including the "most dangerously unpredictable of them all."

[[Image:GalvatronWebworld.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Planet of the Psychiatrist Apes]]

Cyclonus lies to Galvatron, informing him that the Autobots are resting after their most recent skirmish on Torkulon; the deranged leader eagerly takes the bait, flying to the planet with Cyclonus and the Sweeps. Upon landing, Galvatron threatens several alien flesh creatures, demanding them to hand over Ultra Magnus. The Torkulons arrive shortly; when Galvatron predictably refuses their orders for non-violence, they restrain him. Galvatron quickly realizes Cyclonus has deceived him. Galvatron is carried away to begin his therapy, while Cyclonus fills out a small ream of paperwork.

As the therapy proceeds, Scourge has his doubts -- "This is stupid! Let's get him out of here!" Cyclonus says to at least give it a chance. The Torkulons are unsuccessful in getting Galvatron to talk about his problems, and even less successful when they have him put together external objects to repair his damaged psyche: Galvatron builds himself a blaster and tries to escape. Finally they attempt "exo-drama" where patients act out their problems but a bouncing alien screaming at Galvatron finally causes him to snap further, shouting back that "I'll give you something to scream about!!" Galvatron becomes immune to the electromagnetic restraints of the Torkulons; they throw everything they have at him, restraining him for their last resort - the Alia solution.

The chief therapist reveals that Torkulon itself is a living planet, and can manifest itself in the form of insectoid creatures that consume the damaged portions of those who cannot be helped, in effect lobotomizing the planet's victims and leaving them mindless. Cyclonus protests and demands Galvatron's release, but he and Scourge are also restrained by the Torkulons.
[[Image:GalvatronAliaWebworld.jpg|150px|thumb|left|See where picking the wrong health care provider gets you?]]
The Alia begin to feed on Galvatron who continues to resist: "You have no right to change what I am!" The Torkulon doctor informs him "You've already been changed; that's the problem." Cyclonus can barely watch as his leader's mind is invaded by Torkulon -- but something goes wrong. The madness of Galvatron proves to be too strong for the living planet, causing it to malfunction. In the chaos, Galvatron, Scourge and Cyclonus are released from the planet's grasp. After taking a few shots at Cyclonus for getting him in this mess, Galvatron fights to the center of the planet, having seen into its mind while it was inside his. The planet fears Galvatron's madness and destructive potential and attempts to restrain him, but Galvatron powers his way through to its living-computer core. Several cannon mode blasts render the entire planet inoperable. Galvatron informs Cyclonus he will now destroy whatever is left, and warns Cyclonus against stopping him.

After the planet is reduced to smoke and rubble, Galvatron gloats over the beauty of "devastation wrought with precision and care," seemingly just a little more sane... until Cyclonus informs Galvatron that it will take the Torkulons centuries to rebuild. Galvatron decides his work isn't done if it's going to take "only centuries", but a weary Cyclonus suggests that the Autobots might be a more pressing concern. Galvatron smiles at the prospect of killing Ultra Magnus; the Decepticons flee the planet, leaving the Torkulons at the mercy of their former insane patients.

==Stats==

'''Original Air Date:''' October 20th, 1986

'''Production number:''' 700-101

'''Written by:''' [[Len Wein]] and [[Diane Duane]]

===Featured Characters===
(''Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
{|border=5 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=5 align=center style="border:#800000"
! style="background:#FFEEEE" | [[Autobots]]
! style="background:#EEEEFE" | [[Decepticons]]
! style="background:antiquewhite" | [[Human|Humans]]
! style="background:#FFEEB8" | Others
|-
| style="background:#FFEEEE" valign="top" |

| style="background:#EEEEFE" valign="top" |

| style="background:antiquewhite" valign="top" | '''Regulars'''

'''Guests'''

| style="background:#FFEEB8" valign="top" |

|}

==Quotes==
[[Image:GalvatronCyclonusWebworld.jpg|150px|thumb|right|We never talk anymore.]]
"Crush the Earth and its puny humanity! CRUSH ANYONE, ANYTHING THAT DARES TO OPPOSE US!"<br>
:—'''Galvatron'''

"Mighty Galvatron, please! We must use strategy and reason—"<br>
"Strategy is for COWARDS!"
:—'''Cyclonus''' and '''Galvatron''' debate strategy...or lack thereof.

"Remarkable. Galvatron is doing most of the work for us."<br>
:—'''Perceptor'''

"Dumb Sweep."<br>
:—'''Sludge''', calling the kettle black

"May we ''leave'' this neighborhood...before it deteriorates further?!"<br>
:—'''Sky Lynx'''

"Tell me where to find the Autobots or—!"<br>
"Mommy!"
:—'''Galvatron''' interrogating a '''patient'''

"I have no head...I have no head...I have no head...!"
:-A three-headed '''patient'''

"Kill...smash...destroy!"<BR>
"Err...yes...go on."<BR>
"Rend...MANGLE...DISTORT!"<BR>
:—'''Galvatron''' and a '''therapist''' starting word association

"I'll destroy everything here—everything! And THEN, I'll destroy the Autobots!"<BR>
"Yes...tell me about the Autobots."<BR>
"I HATE Autobots! I hate CYCLONUS! And I'm not very fond of YOU, either!"
:—'''Galvatron''' and a '''therapist''' ending word association

"You wanna scream? I'll give you something to scream about!"
:—'''Galvatron'''

"You fear me, don't you, planet? You know I know your secret!"<br>
:—'''Galvatron'''

"You cannot stop me! I am Galvatron! I am your destruction!"<br>
"He ''is'' crazy."<br>
:—'''Galvatron''' and '''Cyclonus'''

==Other notes==
===Animation and/or technical glitches===
*Soundwave's only line in this episode once again lacks his trademark harmonics, meaning it once again sounds like Dr. Claw!

*The laser blasts' colors in this episode are...odd. When The Decepticons attack the Autobots on the asteroid, their blasts are yellow (usually an Autobot blast color), orange and red. Perceptor fires a blue laser blast at Galvatron, who fires blue lasers back at him!

===Continuity errors===
[[Image:LaserbeakWebworld.jpg|thumb|right|He wants to know why Soundwave doesn't return his calls.]]

*Perhaps not a continuity error or an animation flaw, as much as a quirk, is that this is the last G1 appearance of [[Laserbeak (G1)|Laserbeak]](without Soundwave) who appears in the party of angry Decepticons threatening to eliminate Cyclonus if something isn't done about Galvatron's madness.

===Transformers references===
*Some allusion is made to Galvatron's former life as Megatron. While the Torkulons attempt to lobotomize the Decepticon leader, he states that they have "no right" to change what he is, to which the Torkulon Doctor replies "You have already been changed, that's the problem." On the other hand, this could also be taken to mean the plasma damage that changed him from his saner personality as seen in the movie.

===Real-world references===
*Large portions of the episode, especially the therapy sessions, seemed to parody real psychological treatment methods such as word association and dramatherapy. The intentions of the Alia to consume Galvatron's mind could also be taken as a reference to a lobotomy, a process that can "cure" certain mental illnesses but removes significant parts of the patient's personality.

===Miscellaneous trivia===

==External links==
*[http://cybertronchronicle.freewebspace.com/cartoon-dossier/synopses/webworld.html Dossier at the Cybertron Chronicle]

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Webworld

2008-02-02T03:09:23Z

84.250.41.125: /* Quotes */

[[Image:WebworldScreenCap.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Oh, thank [[Primus|God]]. For a second, I thought this was [[Wikipedia:Waterworld|Waterworld]].]]

{{episodenav|g1|season=3|16|prev=Ghost in the Machine|next=Carnage in C-Minor}}

'''In an attempt to cure Galvatron's madness, Cyclonus takes him to the medical planet Torkulon.'''

==Detailed synopsis==
[[Image:GalvatronUltraWebworld.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Help! He's touching my special area!]]

The Decepticons approach an asteroid belt in deep space, searching for a material known as [[isodrite]]. As Galvatron rants about crushing his enemies and everyone else, Ratbat finds an isodrite deposit -- already being mined by the Autobots. A battle ensues, during which Galvatron spends nearly as much time bashing his own troops aside as he does firing at the Autobots. With his "help", the bemused Autobots make a clean escape aboard Sky Lynx.

Back on Chaar, Motormaster and Swindle have words with Cyclonus: either do something about Galvatron's madness, or face rebellion. A holographic image of a Quintesson appears to Cyclonus, and advises him that there are planets which specialize in repairing damaged minds, such as [[Torkulon]]. Not knowing what else to do, Cyclonus considers the idea, while the Quintessons gloat among themselves that shortly they will have several less Transformers to deal with -- including the "most dangerously unpredictable of them all."

[[Image:GalvatronWebworld.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Planet of the Psychiatrist Apes]]

Cyclonus lies to Galvatron, informing him that the Autobots are resting after their most recent skirmish on Torkulon; the deranged leader eagerly takes the bait, flying to the planet with Cyclonus and the Sweeps. Upon landing, Galvatron threatens several alien flesh creatures, demanding them to hand over Ultra Magnus. The Torkulons arrive shortly; when Galvatron predictably refuses their orders for non-violence, they restrain him. Galvatron quickly realizes Cyclonus has deceived him. Galvatron is carried away to begin his therapy, while Cyclonus fills out a small ream of paperwork.

As the therapy proceeds, Scourge has his doubts -- "This is stupid! Let's get him out of here!" Cyclonus says to at least give it a chance. The Torkulons are unsuccessful in getting Galvatron to talk about his problems, and even less successful when they have him put together external objects to repair his damaged psyche: Galvatron builds himself a blaster and tries to escape. Finally they attempt "exo-drama" where patients act out their problems but a bouncing alien screaming at Galvatron finally causes him to snap further, shouting back that "I'll give you something to scream about!!" Galvatron becomes immune to the electromagnetic restraints of the Torkulons; they throw everything they have at him, restraining him for their last resort - the Alia solution.

The chief therapist reveals that Torkulon itself is a living planet, and can manifest itself in the form of insectoid creatures that consume the damaged portions of those who cannot be helped, in effect lobotomizing the planet's victims and leaving them mindless. Cyclonus protests and demands Galvatron's release, but he and Scourge are also restrained by the Torkulons.
[[Image:GalvatronAliaWebworld.jpg|150px|thumb|left|See where picking the wrong health care provider gets you?]]
The Alia begin to feed on Galvatron who continues to resist: "You have no right to change what I am!" The Torkulon doctor informs him "You've already been changed; that's the problem." Cyclonus can barely watch as his leader's mind is invaded by Torkulon -- but something goes wrong. The madness of Galvatron proves to be too strong for the living planet, causing it to malfunction. In the chaos, Galvatron, Scourge and Cyclonus are released from the planet's grasp. After taking a few shots at Cyclonus for getting him in this mess, Galvatron fights to the center of the planet, having seen into its mind while it was inside his. The planet fears Galvatron's madness and destructive potential and attempts to restrain him, but Galvatron powers his way through to its living-computer core. Several cannon mode blasts render the entire planet inoperable. Galvatron informs Cyclonus he will now destroy whatever is left, and warns Cyclonus against stopping him.

After the planet is reduced to smoke and rubble, Galvatron gloats over the beauty of "devastation wrought with precision and care," seemingly just a little more sane... until Cyclonus informs Galvatron that it will take the Torkulons centuries to rebuild. Galvatron decides his work isn't done if it's going to take "only centuries", but a weary Cyclonus suggests that the Autobots might be a more pressing concern. Galvatron smiles at the prospect of killing Ultra Magnus; the Decepticons flee the planet, leaving the Torkulons at the mercy of their former insane patients.

==Stats==

'''Original Air Date:''' October 20th, 1986

'''Production number:''' 700-101

'''Written by:''' [[Len Wein]] and [[Diane Duane]]

===Featured Characters===
(''Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
{|border=5 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=5 align=center style="border:#800000"
! style="background:#FFEEEE" | [[Autobots]]
! style="background:#EEEEFE" | [[Decepticons]]
! style="background:antiquewhite" | [[Human|Humans]]
! style="background:#FFEEB8" | Others
|-
| style="background:#FFEEEE" valign="top" |

| style="background:#EEEEFE" valign="top" |

| style="background:antiquewhite" valign="top" | '''Regulars'''

'''Guests'''

| style="background:#FFEEB8" valign="top" |

|}

==Quotes==
[[Image:GalvatronCyclonusWebworld.jpg|150px|thumb|right|We never talk anymore.]]
"Crush the Earth and its puny humanity! CRUSH ANYONE, ANYTHING THAT DARES TO OPPOSE US!"<br>
:—'''Galvatron'''

"Mighty Galvatron, please! We must use strategy and reason—"<br>
"Strategy is for COWARDS!"
:—'''Cyclonus''' and '''Galvatron''' debate strategy...or lack thereof.

"Remarkable. Galvatron is doing most of the work for us."<br>
:—'''Perceptor'''

"Dumb Sweep."<br>
:—'''Sludge''', calling the kettle black

"May we ''leave'' this neighborhood...before it deteriorates further?!"<br>
:—'''Sky Lynx'''

"Tell me where to find the Autobots or—!"<br>
"Mommy!"
:—'''Galvatron''' interrogating a '''patient'''

"I have no head...I have no head...I have no head...!"
:-A three-headed alien

"Kill...smash...destroy!"<BR>
"Err...yes...go on."<BR>
"Rend...MANGLE...DISTORT!"<BR>
:—'''Galvatron''' and a '''therapist''' starting word association

"I'll destroy everything here—everything! And THEN, I'll destroy the Autobots!"<BR>
"Yes...tell me about the Autobots."<BR>
"I HATE Autobots! I hate CYCLONUS! And I'm not very fond of YOU, either!"
:—'''Galvatron''' and a '''therapist''' ending word association

"You wanna scream? I'll give you something to scream about!"
:—'''Galvatron'''

"You fear me, don't you, planet? You know I know your secret!"<br>
:—'''Galvatron'''

"You cannot stop me! I am Galvatron! I am your destruction!"<br>
"He ''is'' crazy."<br>
:—'''Galvatron''' and '''Cyclonus'''

==Other notes==
===Animation and/or technical glitches===
*Soundwave's only line in this episode once again lacks his trademark harmonics, meaning it once again sounds like Dr. Claw!

*The laser blasts' colors in this episode are...odd. When The Decepticons attack the Autobots on the asteroid, their blasts are yellow (usually an Autobot blast color), orange and red. Perceptor fires a blue laser blast at Galvatron, who fires blue lasers back at him!

===Continuity errors===
[[Image:LaserbeakWebworld.jpg|thumb|right|He wants to know why Soundwave doesn't return his calls.]]

*Perhaps not a continuity error or an animation flaw, as much as a quirk, is that this is the last G1 appearance of [[Laserbeak (G1)|Laserbeak]](without Soundwave) who appears in the party of angry Decepticons threatening to eliminate Cyclonus if something isn't done about Galvatron's madness.

===Transformers references===
*Some allusion is made to Galvatron's former life as Megatron. While the Torkulons attempt to lobotomize the Decepticon leader, he states that they have "no right" to change what he is, to which the Torkulon Doctor replies "You have already been changed, that's the problem." On the other hand, this could also be taken to mean the plasma damage that changed him from his saner personality as seen in the movie.

===Real-world references===
*Large portions of the episode, especially the therapy sessions, seemed to parody real psychological treatment methods such as word association and dramatherapy. The intentions of the Alia to consume Galvatron's mind could also be taken as a reference to a lobotomy, a process that can "cure" certain mental illnesses but removes significant parts of the patient's personality.

===Miscellaneous trivia===

==External links==
*[http://cybertronchronicle.freewebspace.com/cartoon-dossier/synopses/webworld.html Dossier at the Cybertron Chronicle]

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Fight or Flee (episode)

2008-01-18T15:19:22Z

84.250.41.125: /* Notable quotes */

{{episodenav|g1|season=3|21|prev=The Big Broadcast of 2006|next=Dweller in the Depths}}

The [[Decepticon]]s conquer [[Paradron]], a world inhabited by pacifistic [[Autobot]]s.

==Detailed synopsis==
In space, [[Cyclonus (G1)|Cyclonus]] and [[Scourge (G1)|Scourge]] are pursuing [[Air Raid (G1)|Air Raid]]. Following him into an asteroid field, the two Decepticons are surprised to see the other [[Aerialbot (G1)|Aerialbot]]s. In the firefight, Scourge is damaged, so Cyclonus argues that they charge them. However, the Aerialbots form [[Superion (G1)|Superion]], further damaging the Decepticons. Cyclonus spots a vortex and decides to take refugee in it. Flying through it, they find a planet that looks similar to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] during the [[Golden Age]]. Further analysis is discontinued, however, as they crash hard.

Nursed back to health by the natives, the Decepticons discover that the planet, called [[Paradron]], is inhabited by Autobots. [[Sandstorm]] greets the two Decepticons, explaining their pacifistic ways, but Cyclonus and Scourge get a little too much [[energon]]...of which the planet has an unlimited supply. Contacting [[Chaar]], they inform [[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]] of the discovery. Sandstorm calls an assembly, warning the others that Cyclonus and Scourge are dangerous, but they ignore his warnings. Soon enough, the Decepticons arrive and declare the planet a part of the [[Decepticon Empire]]. Naturally, the Paradrons don't agree with that, one claiming outright that the planet is a [[democracy]]. Galvatron shoots the dissenter. Taken to a prison, Sandstorm manages to escape, but [[Brawl (G1)|Brawl]] and [[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]] follow him. They knock him off a bridge, but Sandstorm flies away and manages to lose the two Decepticons. Heading for a long-abandoned spaceship, Sandstorm manages to power it up and take off, narrowly avoiding [[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]].

Making contact with the Autobots, Sandstorm explains that his ancestors left Cybertron during the [[Cybertronian Civil Wars|fourth great war]] to escape the violence. The Autobots, knowing that they can't let the Decepticons have Paradron's energon, head for the planet. By now, the Decepticons have dug in and are using the Paradrons as slave labor. Detecting the Autobot ship, the Decepticons destroy the Autobots—or so they think, as the Autobots actually used the ship as a decoy. [[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] takes a team to secure the energon, while [[Hot Rod|Rodimus Prime]] takes [[Springer (G1)|Springer]], Sandstorm, and [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]] to rescue the prisoners. Breaking through the prison defenses, the Autobots present the Paradrons with weapons, but the latter are reluctant to fight. Sandstorm claims that their forefathers would fight as well. The [[Prime (rank)|Autobot leader]] gives them a simpler choice: fight or flee. Reluctantly, the Paradrons take up arms.

Unfortunately, the Decepticons' control over the planet is too firm. Unwilling to let them have Paradron, Rodimus orders Ultra Magnus to destroy the energon core, which would destroy the planet. Sandstorm objects at first, but is okay when he learns that the Paradrons can live on Cybertron. Using escape pods, the Paradrons flee the planet, while Magnus and Sandstorm head for the core. Planting a time bomb, the two Autobots hightail it out of there. Galvatron sneers at their cowardice, then remembers that Magnus is anything but a coward. Realizing that something is wrong, Galvatron orders the Decepticons to abandon the planet.

From space, the Autobots watch the planet explode. Sandstorm remarks that even in death, it's still beautiful. Rodimus callously says that Cybertron is better anyway. [[Primus]] [[wikipedia:Jesus wept#Use as an expletive|wept]].

==Stats==
'''Original airdate:''' ???

'''Written by:''' ???

==Notable quotes==
"I-is there something wrong with his timing program?"<br>
:-- '''Sandstorm''', asking the question we're all thinking about Blurr.

"I've never seen anything this beautiful in the entire galaxy.... All right, give me the bomb."
:-- '''Ultra Magnus''' with one of the greatest lines in the universe.

"Run you Autobot cowards! ...but he isn't coward... Something's wrong here!"
:-- '''Galvatron''' mocks Ultra Magnus, then realizes they're in deep [[Slag (slang)|slag]].

"It's as beautiful in death as it was in life."<br>
"Well, no need to get all mushy. Cybertron's a better place anyway—not so... perfect."
:-- A solemn '''Sandstorm''' witnessing the destruction of his home while '''Rodimus Prime''' callously mocks him for it.

==Other notes==

===Animation and/or technical glitches===
* When the Autobots are meeting on Paradon's moon, [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]] is seen among the group looking at Rodimus Prime. How the hell did he get better?
* Bruticus is shown as being only a few feet taller than Galvatron.
* [[Long Haul (G1)|Long Haul]]'s bizarre blue-and-orange alternate color scheme, previously seen in "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4]]", returns in a few shots during this episode.

===Continutity errors===
* Although this episode gives Sandstorm's origin, he first appeared in [[Starscream's Ghost]]. [[To sell toys|Wonder why]]?
* When contacting Chaar, only [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]] and a [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicon]] are shown, yet the voice that speaks is clearly [[Shrapnel (G1)|Shrapnel]]. He even uses Shrapnel's unique repetition of dialogue.
* Bruticus talks like Cyclonus in this episode.
* Brawl is shown helping [[Headstrong]] man a large gun at the same time as Bruticus is with Galvatron.
* Sandstorm claims his ancestors left during the fourth great war. According to [[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4]], the [[Great War|current war]] is the third.
* Apparently, Rodimus Prime is willing to destroy a whole planet rather let the Decepticons have it. And people wonder why everyone else prefers [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]].

===Transformers references===
* Paradron would appear in [[Dreamwave]]'s [[Micromasters|Micromaster comics]], and be the location of [[Golden Disk (Paradron)|an important plot device]].

===Real-world references===
* References

===Miscellaneous trivia===
* Trivia

===Keywords===
(''separate by commas and link each one so a page can be created for it if it does not already exist'')

==External links==
*

{{epstub}}

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Talk:Target: 2006

2007-10-02T17:13:44Z

84.250.41.125:

I think this page should be broken up into its component chapters, or at least as a brief overview and hub to those chapters. --[[User:ItsWalky|ItsWalky]] 17:50, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

I think the fact that Galvatron would just leave his cannon lying out in the open like that in itself counts as an error, not just when Autobots decide to build a city on the same lot - how did he intend to make sure no one would just go and destroy the damn thing right after he leaves? He couldn't exactly bury it either since, assumably, it's supposed to be powered by sunlight the solar panels will have collected in the 20 years. [[User:84.250.41.125|84.250.41.125]] 17:12, 2 October 2007 (UTC)<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

Talk:Target: 2006

2007-10-02T17:12:53Z

84.250.41.125:

I think this page should be broken up into its component chapters, or at least as a brief overview and hub to those chapters. --[[User:ItsWalky|ItsWalky]] 17:50, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

I think the fact that Galvatron would just leave his cannon lying out in the open like that in itself counts as an error, not just when Autobots decide to build a city on the same lot - how did he intend to make sure no one would just go and destroy the damn thing right after he leaves? He couldn't exactly bury it either since it's supposed to be powered by sunlight. [[User:84.250.41.125|84.250.41.125]] 17:12, 2 October 2007 (UTC)<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

Talk:Brawn (G1)

2007-09-30T22:35:21Z

84.250.41.125: Best of Brawn

Brawn didn't die, he just played robotopossom
--------------------------------------------------
I think Brawn went to same tailor as Man-At-Arms from He-Man.

C'mon, he's orange and has a salad-bowl for a head. What more proof need there be?

== Best of Brawn ==

Shockwave: "Prepare to be terminated!"
(Shockwave shoots at Brawn but misses)
(Brawn grabs a large girder)
Brawn: "Prepare for a very large headache!"

Brawn: "Let me get the door!"
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B.O.T. (episode)

2007-09-30T00:09:14Z

84.250.41.125:

They should've just called this B.U.T.T. because that's where the whole episode is from.

{{stub}}

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Talk:Predaking (G1)

2007-06-26T21:02:56Z

84.250.41.125:

[[Image:PredakingTVMag1.jpg|thumb]]

Feels kinda redundant, with Guido's... --[[User:Monzo|Monzo]] 07:36, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

:Man, being Superion must suck. His toy is crap. His boxart is crap. His voice was (usually) crap. He's made up of a guy afraid of heights and four idiot jerks, he keeps getting his ass kicked in the cartoon, and there are no good modern drawings of him. --[[User:FFN|FFN]] 07:44, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

== Marvel comics entry ==

Here's my suggestion for what to write into the section:

"Predacons were summoned from Cybertron by Megatron (albeit manipulated into doing so by Shockwave) to lure out Optimus Prime so he could finally kill his nemesis - only for them to attack Megatron instead in the peak of battle, to kill Megatron and allow Shockwave to take command.

Predaking was much like his cartoon eqivalent, only he didn't get his ass handed to him in every turn."

What do you think? :D --[[User:84.250.41.125|84.250.41.125]] 17:43, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
::The second paragraph would be breaking our in-universe rules. Plus, I'm not sure what it's saying. It reads like you're saying the cartoon Predaking got his ass handed to him every time unlike in the comics, but in the comics Megatron ultimately defeated Predaking. --[[User:ItsWalky|ItsWalky]] 17:48, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
:::Well of course it's incomplete, since that particular bit was from the UK comics and fails to mention their second encounter with Megatron and subsequent end in Underbase-powered Starscream's hands. Also, there seems to be a separate entry for the G1 Predacons...anyone else think these two articles should be merged? [[User:84.250.41.125|84.250.41.125]] 20:32, 13 June 2007 (UTC)
::::...no, Megatron fought Predaking in the US comics, not in "Prey." Also, Predaking never fought Underbase Starscream, so that would not be mentioned on this page. And, yes, of course there's a separate entry for the group. They're two separate entities. Predaking is a guy. The Predacons are the 5 individual guys who combine to form him. --[[User:ItsWalky|ItsWalky]] 20:39, 13 June 2007 (UTC)
:::::Well, yeah, it was hardly a fight. Otherwise I'd agree with you, but there are articles for each individual Predacon, then as a group AND as a gestalt. A little too much information scattered around IMO, plus the 'toys' section in the Predacon article is kind of redundant...[[User:84.250.41.125|84.250.41.125]] 21:02, 26 June 2007 (UTC)<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

Talk:Predaking (G1)

2007-06-13T20:35:37Z

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Feels kinda redundant, with Guido's... --[[User:Monzo|Monzo]] 07:36, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

:Man, being Superion must suck. His toy is crap. His boxart is crap. His voice was (usually) crap. He's made up of a guy afraid of heights and four idiot jerks, he keeps getting his ass kicked in the cartoon, and there are no good modern drawings of him. --[[User:FFN|FFN]] 07:44, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

== Marvel comics entry ==

Here's my suggestion for what to write into the section:

"Predacons were summoned from Cybertron by Megatron (albeit manipulated into doing so by Shockwave) to lure out Optimus Prime so he could finally kill his nemesis - only for them to attack Megatron instead in the peak of battle, to kill Megatron and allow Shockwave to take command.

Predaking was much like his cartoon eqivalent, only he didn't get his ass handed to him in every turn."

What do you think? :D --[[User:84.250.41.125|84.250.41.125]] 17:43, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
::The second paragraph would be breaking our in-universe rules. Plus, I'm not sure what it's saying. It reads like you're saying the cartoon Predaking got his ass handed to him every time unlike in the comics, but in the comics Megatron ultimately defeated Predaking. --[[User:ItsWalky|ItsWalky]] 17:48, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
:::Well of course it's incomplete, since that particular bit was from the UK comics and fails to mention their second encounter with Megatron and subsequent end in Underbase-powered Starscream's hands. Also, there seems to be a separate entry for the G1 Predacons...anyone else think these two articles should be merged? [[User:84.250.41.125|84.250.41.125]] 20:32, 13 June 2007 (UTC)<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

Talk:Predaking (G1)

2007-06-13T20:32:25Z

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Talk:Predaking (G1)

2007-06-11T17:43:59Z

84.250.41.125: Marvel comics entry