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Chris McFeely: /* Differences with Galaxy Force */

2026-04-17T11:17:43Z

Differences with Galaxy Force

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	===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===		===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===
	*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".		*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".
	*Though several lines of dialogue are given over to characters wondering what it is, ''Galaxy Force'' doesn't explain the origin of the black fog that has saved Megatron from death. ''Cybertron'' identifies it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the planet-eater's power within the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears; the booklet included with the ~~Japanese~~ DVD ~~release of this episode~~ would also explain that ~~it was~~ power ~~Megatron had~~ stolen from Unicron.		*Though several lines of dialogue are given over to characters wondering what it is, ''Galaxy Force'' doesn't explain the origin of the black fog that has saved Megatron from death. ''Cybertron'' identifies it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the planet-eater's power within the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears; the booklet included with the tenth ''Galaxy Force'' DVD would also explain that Megatron's abilties were the result of power stolen from Unicron.
	*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.		*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.

Chris McFeely: /* Differences with Galaxy Force */

2026-04-17T10:43:21Z

Differences with Galaxy Force

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	===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===		===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===
	*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".		*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".
	*Though several lines of dialogue are given over to characters wondering what it is, ''Galaxy Force'' doesn't explain the origin of the black fog that has saved Megatron from death. ''Cybertron'' identifies it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the planet-eater's power within the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.		*Though several lines of dialogue are given over to characters wondering what it is, ''Galaxy Force'' doesn't explain the origin of the black fog that has saved Megatron from death. ''Cybertron'' identifies it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the planet-eater's power within the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears; the booklet included with the Japanese DVD release of this episode would also explain that it was power Megatron had stolen from Unicron.
	*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.		*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.

Chris McFeely: /* Differences with Galaxy Force */ The TV-Nihon sub has him say "This fog saved me from the Initialization?" - is that an incorrect translation?

2025-01-29T15:39:46Z

Differences with Galaxy Force: The TV-Nihon sub has him say "This fog saved me from the Initialization?" - is that an incorrect translation?

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	===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===		===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===
	*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".		*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog ~~is implied to be a production of Primus' Spark~~. ''Cybertron'' ~~attempts to explain~~ it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.		*Though several lines of dialogue are given over to characters wondering what it is, ''Galaxy Force'' doesn't explain the origin of the black fog that has saved Megatron from death. ''Cybertron'' identifies it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the planet-eater's power within the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.
	*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.		*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.

TheFurbit: /* Differences with Galaxy Force */ Sorry, now that I rewatched the scene, hope this makes sense. "Was this fog created from my initialization?"

2025-01-29T07:33:26Z

Differences with Galaxy Force: Sorry, now that I rewatched the scene, hope this makes sense. "Was this fog created from my initialization?"

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	===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===		===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===
	*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".		*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is ~~not explained, as that sort~~ of ~~thing is a [[burning spirit\|common trope]] in Japanese media~~. ''Cybertron'' attempts to explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is implied to be a production of Primus' Spark. ''Cybertron'' attempts to explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.
	*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.		*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.

Cyberlink420: Undo revision 1810900 by TheFurbit (talk) Gonna need to see this bio for verification reasons.

2025-01-24T18:29:44Z

Undo revision 1810900 by TheFurbit (talk) Gonna need to see this bio for verification reasons.

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	===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===		===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===
	*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".		*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is not explained, ~~since Master Megatron's bio already stated~~ that ~~he gained Unicron's power~~. ''Cybertron'' attempts to ~~directly~~ explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is not explained, as that sort of thing is a [[burning spirit\|common trope]] in Japanese media. ''Cybertron'' attempts to explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.
	*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.		*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.

TheFurbit: /* Differences with Galaxy Force */ I can't believe I'm the only one who's aware of that bio

2025-01-24T18:02:51Z

Differences with Galaxy Force: I can't believe I'm the only one who's aware of that bio

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	===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===		===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===
	*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".		*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is not explained, as that ~~sort of thing is a [[burning spirit\|common trope]] in Japanese media~~. ''Cybertron'' attempts to explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is not explained, since Master Megatron's bio already stated that he gained Unicron's power. ''Cybertron'' attempts to directly explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.
	*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.		*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.

Saix: /* Differences with Galaxy Force */

2024-02-12T18:43:05Z

Differences with Galaxy Force

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	*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is not explained, as that sort of thing is a [[burning spirit\|common trope]] in Japanese media. ''Cybertron'' attempts to explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is not explained, as that sort of thing is a [[burning spirit\|common trope]] in Japanese media. ''Cybertron'' attempts to explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.
	*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.		*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific point.
	*In ''Cybertron'', Vector Prime notes that Starscream's island base on Earth has been "cleared out". In ''Galaxy Force'', the island is said to have actually collapsed.		*In ''Cybertron'', Vector Prime notes that Starscream's island base on Earth has been "cleared out". In ''Galaxy Force'', the island is said to have actually collapsed.

Saix: Reaching

2024-02-12T18:42:15Z

Reaching

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	*Of course, Wing Saber's above mentioned quote also paraphrases the common turn of phrase, "like a bat out of hell".		*Of course, Wing Saber's above mentioned quote also paraphrases the common turn of phrase, "like a bat out of hell".
	*Megatron says "Let this be our last battlefield" when preparing to take on Optimus. This could be a reference to the ''Star Trek'' episode "Let This Be Your Last Battlefield."
	*When chasing Override and Hot Shot, Crumplezone's taunt, "Override, come out and play-ay!" is a clear reference to Luther's taunt, "Warriors, come out to play-ay!" from ''{{w\|The Warriors (film)\|The Warriors}}''.		*When chasing Override and Hot Shot, Crumplezone's taunt, "Override, come out and play-ay!" is a clear reference to Luther's taunt, "Warriors, come out to play-ay!" from ''{{w\|The Warriors (film)\|The Warriors}}''.

Saix: /* Synopsis */

2024-02-12T18:37:54Z

Synopsis

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	Back on Cybertron, Optimus Prime breaks off his fight with Scourge and separates from [[Wing Saber (Energon)\|Wing Saber]] so that he and Leobreaker can merge into Savage Claw Mode to battle Megatron and Nemesis Breaker. After a brief comedy interlude in which Hot Shot finally takes out the reborn Crumplezone (who, as it turns out, really isn't any tougher than he was before), the two leaders get down to business, and their Cyber Key-powered attacks collide in an explosion so indescribably massive that it can be seen from space. When Optimus comes to afterwards, he discovers that Megatron and the Decepticons have disappeared. Wing Saber is quick to locate the villains from the air: they have used the cover of the explosion to make a break for the [[Omega Lock]]! The Autobots transform and immediately give chase, and the race is on!		Back on Cybertron, Optimus Prime breaks off his fight with Scourge and separates from [[Wing Saber (Energon)\|Wing Saber]] so that he and Leobreaker can merge into Savage Claw Mode to battle Megatron and Nemesis Breaker. After a brief comedy interlude in which Hot Shot finally takes out the reborn Crumplezone (who, as it turns out, really isn't any tougher than he was before), the two leaders get down to business, and their Cyber Key-powered attacks collide in an explosion so indescribably massive that it can be seen from space. When Optimus comes to afterwards, he discovers that Megatron and the Decepticons have disappeared. Wing Saber is quick to locate the villains from the air: they have used the cover of the explosion to make a break for the [[Omega Lock]]! The Autobots transform and immediately give chase, and the race is on!
			{{--}}

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Cyberlink420 at 14:19, 12 February 2024

2024-02-12T14:19:56Z

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	[[File:Cyb ep33 dark crumplezone.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.2\|For once, Crumplezone actually manages to look menacing.]]		[[File:Cyb ep33 dark crumplezone.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.2\|For once, Crumplezone actually manages to look menacing.]]

	In the sky above [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], the deceased [[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] has reappeared as an ethereal image, his ghostly body enshrouded by an enigmatic black fog. Even Megatron himself is unaware of what has befallen him, but he impassively descends to the planet's surface as the [[Autobot]]s look on. [[Override (Cybertron)\|Override]] and the [[Cybertron Defense Team (Cybertron)\|Cybertron Defense Team]] follow the spectral Decepticon's descent, and watch as he approaches [[Ransack (Cybertron)\|Ransack]] and the fatally wounded [[Crumplezone (Cybertron)\|Crumplezone]]. As he glides towards his former followers, a lone [[Scrapmetal (race)\|Scrapmetal]] crests a nearby building and starts firing at him. The creature only succeeds in drawing Megatron's attention, as its shots disappear into the fog surrounding him. The Scrapmetal lunges at Megatron instead, only to wind up being dissolved and absorbed by the mysterious mist. Megatron returns his attention to the fallen Crumplezone, and immerses the wounded Decepticon in his fog, repairing and reformatting him into a powerful new form. While Crumplezone puts his new power to use attacking his old racing rivals Override and [[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]], Megatron realizes that the black fog is a product of his [[Armor of Unicron]], which has preserved him after his ~~death-and~~ made him stronger than ever!		In the sky above [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], the deceased [[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] has reappeared as an ethereal image, his ghostly body enshrouded by an enigmatic black fog. Even Megatron himself is unaware of what has befallen him, but he impassively descends to the planet's surface as the [[Autobot]]s look on. [[Override (Cybertron)\|Override]] and the [[Cybertron Defense Team (Cybertron)\|Cybertron Defense Team]] follow the spectral Decepticon's descent, and watch as he approaches [[Ransack (Cybertron)\|Ransack]] and the fatally wounded [[Crumplezone (Cybertron)\|Crumplezone]]. As he glides towards his former followers, a lone [[Scrapmetal (race)\|Scrapmetal]] crests a nearby building and starts firing at him. The creature only succeeds in drawing Megatron's attention, as its shots disappear into the fog surrounding him. The Scrapmetal lunges at Megatron instead, only to wind up being dissolved and absorbed by the mysterious mist. Megatron returns his attention to the fallen Crumplezone, and immerses the wounded Decepticon in his fog, repairing and reformatting him into a powerful new form. While Crumplezone puts his new power to use attacking his old racing rivals Override and [[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]], Megatron realizes that the black fog is a product of his [[Armor of Unicron]], which has preserved him after his death—and made him stronger than ever!

	Simultaneously, [[Safeguard (Cybertron)\|Safeguard]] informs [[Vector Prime]] that he has lost contact with the [[Recon Mini-Con Team]], and the elderly Autobot returns to headquarters to investigate. Consulting the security recordings, he discovers that [[Sideways (Armada)\|Sideways]] has kidnapped the Mini-Cons, and that the kids leapt through his warp field in pursuit. He informs [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] of this development, but Prime is caught up battling [[Scourge (Cybertron)\|Scourge]] and can do nothing to help.		Simultaneously, [[Safeguard (Cybertron)\|Safeguard]] informs [[Vector Prime]] that he has lost contact with the [[Recon Mini-Con Team]], and the elderly Autobot returns to headquarters to investigate. Consulting the security recordings, he discovers that [[Sideways (Armada)\|Sideways]] has kidnapped the Mini-Cons, and that the kids leapt through his warp field in pursuit. He informs [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] of this development, but Prime is caught up battling [[Scourge (Cybertron)\|Scourge]] and can do nothing to help.
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	===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===		===Differences with ''Galaxy Force''===
	*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".		*''Galaxy Force'' includes a "previously on" segment summarizing the events of "[[Balance]]".
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is not explained, as that sort of thing is a common trope in Japanese media. ''Cybertron'' attempts to explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', the black fog is not explained, as that sort of thing is a [[burning spirit\|common trope]] in Japanese media. ''Cybertron'' attempts to explain it as the "shadow spark" of Unicron, the power of the [[Armor of Unicron]] that Megatron wears.
	*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.		*As Leobreaker charges to attack the spectral visage of Megatron, Snarl, in ''Cybertron'', reminds Leobreaker to use his Cyber Key power-up first, whereas in ''Galaxy Force'' he takes a much less reckless approach and instead warns his fellow animal-bot that it is too dangerous to engage Megatron, since they have no idea what they're dealing with.
	*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific.		*In ''Galaxy Force'', Megatron notes that one of Leobreaker's dark thoughts from which Nemesis Breaker was created is his resentment of Optimus Prime for ignoring their combination and favoring Wing Saber instead. ''Cybertron'' omits this specific.