Talk:Inferno (G1)

hey FFN even if it is from Wiki it's better than what you idiots have, with your stupied jokes. GAOSH DANG IT.

It's also plagiarism, which I'm pretty sure is even more stupid than the jokes. - Dark T Zeratul 10:38, 30 May 2007 (UTC)

It's not written in the correct voice, it isn't organized correctly, it doesn't have proper linking to the stories involved.

It is 'better' than the stuff we have only in the sense that there is more of it.

If we just wanted more information, we'd be copying-and-pasting TFU entries and bios into articles. We don't. We want better information, and that means articles specifically written for the way this wiki presents information- and for the audience that it reading this wiki instead of Wikipedia. -Derik 10:49, 30 May 2007 (UTC)

Ha ha. Way to get butthurt over a wiki. -hx 15:25, 30 May 2007 (UTC)

Phoenix King

I just picked up "Defenders of Space" for $1.00 at Stop and Shop and I really want to write a bit about Inferno as "Pheonix King." Does Defenders and Pheonix K. deserve their own entry here? (There's a fair bit to say) Or should I make it a note in Inferno's?

This wiki definitely should not have an article about Phoenix King. Maybe in a few years when everything else that could possibly be written about has a full entry. However, I think it's totally fine to mention somewhere in the nether regions of this article, "Oh, and the toy design was used in a cheap anime film called Phoenix King, which was dubbed as Defenders of Space." It's an interesting piece of trivia. Phoenix King itself, though -- like a summary or something -- is way off topic. --Steve-o 23:07, 1 June 2006 (UTC)

Agreed. There's WAAAAAY too much OFFICIAL stuff that has yet to be put in here. Let's focus on THAT first, yes? --M Sipher 00:05, 2 June 2006 (UTC)

Universe breakage issues

Anybody else have an issue with Inferno's arm panels cracking along the pin? If it's just me then my bad luck is no cause for an edit. Hida Atarasi 00:21, 16 February 2011 (EST)

Inferno's role in the 86 movie

The trivia section here states he was supposed to provide cover fire for the shuttles and had one line recorded but it got cut. Where is this info from? We could use a source here. I've read several early movie scripts and none of them even had Inferno, let alone Inferno speaking. And yes, I know he's in the credits but that doesn't confirm anything.--Mrniceguy (talk) 04:25, 8 August 2018 (EDT)

It comes from the movie's shooting script, which Walker Edmiston's personal copy of was once (is still?) kicking around on the internet. After Magnus says "To the shuttles!", Blaster tells him the other Autobots will cover them, and Inferno wishes them good luck. - Chris McFeely (talk)