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Chase eX: /* Foreign localization */

2026-05-11T00:33:44Z

Foreign localization

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	'''Italian'''		'''Italian'''
	:* ''Title:'' "'''Verso Unicron'''" ("Towards Unicron")		:* ''Title:'' "'''Verso Unicron'''" ("Towards Unicron")
	::*Ironhide's report to Kicker, unlike in English, is correctly given in Ironhide's voice ~~intead~~ of Strongarm's. Despite that, the mistake about Strongarm once talking in Hot Shot's voice isn't corrected.		::*Ironhide's report to Kicker, unlike in English, is correctly given in Ironhide's voice instead of Strongarm's. Despite that, the mistake about Strongarm once talking in Hot Shot's voice isn't corrected.

	==Home video releases==		==Home video releases==

BerylRoll at 21:02, 1 February 2026

2026-02-01T21:02:17Z

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	[[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] recalls [[Scorponok (Energon)\|Scorponok]]'s torture as the bait for a trap for [[Alpha Quintesson\|Alpha Q]]. Trapped against the planet's [[energon grid]], Scorponok screams in agony. Alpha Q observes and frets, promising that if it continues they will rescue him.		[[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] recalls [[Scorponok (Energon)\|Scorponok]]'s torture as the bait for a trap for [[Alpha Quintesson\|Alpha Q]]. Trapped against the planet's [[Energon grid (technology)\|energon grid]], Scorponok screams in agony. Alpha Q observes and frets, promising that if it continues they will rescue him.

	From [[Midway Gate Station 0-8]], [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] contacts [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]. He's tracking the two [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]]s that [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] tagged; they're light years apart, in two different planetary systems. The [[Autobot]]s suspect their enemy has two bases.		From [[Midway Gate Station 0-8]], [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] contacts [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]. He's tracking the two [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]]s that [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] tagged; they're light years apart, in two different planetary systems. The [[Autobot]]s suspect their enemy has two bases.
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	[[File:Energon-MirandaII-1st-Appearance.jpg\|upright=1.2\|thumb\|Hovering like a [[Miranda Jones\|loving wife and mother]].]]		[[File:Energon-MirandaII-1st-Appearance.jpg\|upright=1.2\|thumb\|Hovering like a [[Miranda Jones\|loving wife and mother]].]]

	On the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], [[Brian Jones\|Dr. Jones]] presents a new craft he's developed: the ''[[Miranda II]]'', a massive, highly durable vessel powered by its own [[energon tower]], allowing the Autobots to expand their search for [[energon]]. Prime assembles his team, which to [[Kicker Jones\|Kicker]]'s surprise includes [[Misha Miramond\|Misha]]. The ship launches. Its first mission is to destroy two transmitters "placed on either end of the planetary system", thereby destroying Unicron. The Decepticons detect the ship, and move to respond.		On the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], [[Brian Jones\|Dr. Jones]] presents a new craft he's developed: the ''[[Miranda II]]'', a massive, highly durable vessel powered by its own [[Energon tower (technology)\|energon tower]], allowing the Autobots to expand their search for [[energon]]. Prime assembles his team, which to [[Kicker Jones\|Kicker]]'s surprise includes [[Misha Miramond\|Misha]]. The ship launches. Its first mission is to destroy two transmitters "placed on either end of the planetary system", thereby destroying Unicron. The Decepticons detect the ship, and move to respond.

	The ''Miranda II'' deploys its [[Energon Ring]], generating a [[space bridge]], but the Decepticons arrive and prepare to attack. Misha prepares to deploy the ship's [[energon shield]], but [[Cyclonus (Armada)\|Snow Cat]] damages the Energon Ring before the space bridge can be activated. The [[Omnicon]]s, the only ones capable of handling the energon, deploy to repair it, while the Autobots engage the Decepticons. Ironhide defends the Omnicons, but accidentally knocks Snow Cat into them, leaving them dazed.		The ''Miranda II'' deploys its [[Energon Ring]], generating a [[space bridge]], but the Decepticons arrive and prepare to attack. Misha prepares to deploy the ship's [[energon shield]], but [[Cyclonus (Armada)\|Snow Cat]] damages the Energon Ring before the space bridge can be activated. The [[Omnicon]]s, the only ones capable of handling the energon, deploy to repair it, while the Autobots engage the Decepticons. Ironhide defends the Omnicons, but accidentally knocks Snow Cat into them, leaving them dazed.

Kirby0189: /* Differences with Super Link */

2026-01-15T19:49:13Z

Differences with Super Link

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	**Demolishor's "you'll pay for this" was originally an entreaty to Ironhide to remember him, along with a last "rookie" pot shot.		**Demolishor's "you'll pay for this" was originally an entreaty to Ironhide to remember him, along with a last "rookie" pot shot.
	**Megatron's "this is far from over" was originally a quiet salute to Demolishor's final act.		**Megatron's "this is far from over" was originally a quiet salute to Demolishor's final act.
	**Ironhide's anguished yells of Demolishor's name are entirely replaced by him urging the others to board the ''Miranda II''. Ironically, in ''Super Link'', '''everyone else''' is urging Ironhide to get on board!		**Ironhide's anguished yells of Demolishor's name are entirely replaced by him urging the others to board the ''Miranda II''. Ironically, in ''Super Link'', '''everyone else''' is urging Ironhide to get on board! In case you were wondering why it looked like everyone was dragging Ironhide aboard as opposed to him willingly walking (backwards) into the ship... yeah.
	*The ending conversation on the bridge is somewhat reduced in impact, with Misha originally mentioning Kicker's fear of space, and he saying that he thinks he's moved on from it.		*The ending conversation on the bridge is somewhat reduced in impact, with Misha originally mentioning Kicker's fear of space, and he saying that he thinks he's moved on from it.

Kirby0189: /* Trivia */ Whoops, turns out this was covered under Gadgets and powers

2026-01-15T19:45:47Z

Trivia: Whoops, turns out this was covered under Gadgets and powers

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	*In a typical case of ''Energon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s sluggish space opera plot pacing, the first third of this episode has nothing at all to do with the rest.		*In a typical case of ''Energon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s sluggish space opera plot pacing, the first third of this episode has nothing at all to do with the rest.
	*Demolishor's anguished expression as he disintegrates on the energon shield is drawn by hand.		*Demolishor's anguished expression as he disintegrates on the energon shield is drawn by hand.
	*Demolishor is shown to have a regular eye under his large right eye, with the purple "scope" on the right side of his face crumbling away to reveal a smaller orange eye matching his left eye as he disintegrates.

	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===

Kirby0189: /* Trivia */

2026-01-15T19:44:50Z

Trivia

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	*In a typical case of ''Energon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s sluggish space opera plot pacing, the first third of this episode has nothing at all to do with the rest.		*In a typical case of ''Energon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s sluggish space opera plot pacing, the first third of this episode has nothing at all to do with the rest.
	*Demolishor's anguished expression as he disintegrates on the energon shield is drawn by hand.		*Demolishor's anguished expression as he disintegrates on the energon shield is drawn by hand.
			*Demolishor is shown to have a regular eye under his large right eye, with the purple "scope" on the right side of his face crumbling away to reveal a smaller orange eye matching his left eye as he disintegrates.

	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===

Doomdorm64: /* Differences with Super Link */

2025-12-02T09:54:43Z

Differences with Super Link

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	*In what may be the single worst dubbing gaffe in the entire series, everyone's reactions to Demolishor's death are completely wiped away:		*In what may be the single worst dubbing gaffe in the entire series, everyone's reactions to Demolishor's death are completely wiped away:
	**In ''Super Link'', the flashback to Demolishor on Earth is the moment that Ironhide realizes that it was Demolishor who had been caught by the energon grid. In ''Energon'', since nobody seems to notice Demolishor's plight, it comes off as completely random.		**In ''Super Link'', the flashback to Demolishor on Earth is the moment that Ironhide realizes that it was Demolishor who had been caught by the energon grid. In ''Energon'', since nobody seems to notice Demolishor's plight, it comes off as completely random.
	**When Demolishor pushes Ironhide out of the way in ''Super Link'', he yells, "MOVE!" and Ironhide is taken by surprise at this disruption. In ''Energon'', he is completely unfazed by this event. In fact, ''Energon'' treats it as though this event didn't even ~~happen- like~~ the people watching the footage missed it (to be fair, it's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it sequence).		**When Demolishor pushes Ironhide out of the way in ''Super Link'', he yells, "MOVE!" and Ironhide is taken by surprise at this disruption. In ''Energon'', he is completely unfazed by this event. In fact, ''Energon'' treats it as though this event didn't even happen—like the people watching the footage missed it (to be fair, it's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it sequence).
	**Demolishor's "you'll pay for this" was originally an entreaty to Ironhide to remember him, along with a last "rookie" pot shot.		**Demolishor's "you'll pay for this" was originally an entreaty to Ironhide to remember him, along with a last "rookie" pot shot.
	**Megatron's "this is far from over" was originally a quiet salute to Demolishor's final act.		**Megatron's "this is far from over" was originally a quiet salute to Demolishor's final act.

Astrum: /* Trivia */

2024-03-18T18:47:28Z

Trivia

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	*In a typical case of ''Energon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s sluggish space opera plot pacing, the first third of this episode has nothing at all to do with the rest.		*In a typical case of ''Energon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s sluggish space opera plot pacing, the first third of this episode has nothing at all to do with the rest.
	*Demolishor's anguished expression as he disintegrates on the energon shield is drawn by hand.		*Demolishor's anguished expression as he disintegrates on the energon shield is drawn by hand.

			===Foreign localization===
			'''Italian'''
			:* ''Title:'' "'''Verso Unicron'''" ("Towards Unicron")
			::*Ironhide's report to Kicker, unlike in English, is correctly given in Ironhide's voice intead of Strongarm's. Despite that, the mistake about Strongarm once talking in Hot Shot's voice isn't corrected.

	==Home video releases==		==Home video releases==

Saix: /* Featured characters */clean up, replaced: Jetfire (Armada)/Cartoon continuity → Jetfire (Armada)

2021-11-11T06:54:19Z

Featured characters: clean up, replaced: Jetfire (Armada)/Cartoon continuity → Jetfire (Armada)

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	*[[Inferno (Energon)\|Inferno]] (9)		*[[Inferno (Energon)\|Inferno]] (9)
	*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (10)		*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (10)
	*[[Jetfire (Armada)~~/Cartoon continuity~~\|Jetfire]] (11)		*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (11)
	*[[Rodimus (Energon)\|Rodimus]] (13)		*[[Rodimus (Energon)\|Rodimus]] (13)
	*[[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] (14)		*[[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] (14)

Fanofcoolstuff27 at 22:27, 19 May 2021

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	*[[Alpha Quintesson]] (4)		*[[Alpha Quintesson]] (4)
	*[[~~Shadowhawk Cosmo Type~~\|~~Shadowhawks Cosmo Type~~]] (7)		*[[Blackout (Terrorcon)\|Blackout]]s (7)
	*[[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] (22)		*[[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] (22)
	}}		}}

Fanofcoolstuff27: Adding a link for a page that's about to go live.

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Adding a link for a page that's about to go live.

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	From [[Midway Gate Station 0-8]], [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] contacts [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]. He's tracking the two [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]]s that [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] tagged; they're light years apart, in two different planetary systems. The [[Autobot]]s suspect their enemy has two bases.		From [[Midway Gate Station 0-8]], [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] contacts [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]. He's tracking the two [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]]s that [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] tagged; they're light years apart, in two different planetary systems. The [[Autobot]]s suspect their enemy has two bases.

	Megatron and [[Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] are growing bored waiting for a response for their trap, when a ship approaches. Aboard, [[Prowl (Energon)\|Prowl]] and [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] voice concerns about [[Rodimus (Energon)\|Rodimus]]'s plan to rescue Scorponok, but nevertheless refuse to let him go out solo.		Megatron and [[Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] are growing bored waiting for a response for their trap, when [[Team Rodimus's ship\|a ship]] approaches. Aboard, [[Prowl (Energon)\|Prowl]] and [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] voice concerns about [[Rodimus (Energon)\|Rodimus]]'s plan to rescue Scorponok, but nevertheless refuse to let him go out solo.

	The ship lands near Scorponok's position, and is intercepted by Starscream. A battle between him and the three Autobots ensues. Megatron and his troops arrive and attack; he trades words with Rodimus, revealing that they've clashed before. The fight continues. Rodimus [[Powerlinx]] with Prowl, and the three Autobots capably hold their own against Megatron's troops. When even Megatron takes a fall, he orders his damaged troops to retreat. Rodimus offers to transport the injured Scorponok back to his planet, eliciting surprise from the Decepticon. Alpha Q speaks, warning that Rodimus cannot be trusted.		The ship lands near Scorponok's position, and is intercepted by Starscream. A battle between him and the three Autobots ensues. Megatron and his troops arrive and attack; he trades words with Rodimus, revealing that they've clashed before. The fight continues. Rodimus [[Powerlinx]] with Prowl, and the three Autobots capably hold their own against Megatron's troops. When even Megatron takes a fall, he orders his damaged troops to retreat. Rodimus offers to transport the injured Scorponok back to his planet, eliciting surprise from the Decepticon. Alpha Q speaks, warning that Rodimus cannot be trusted.

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	[[File:Energon-Prowl-Pratfall.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.2\|left\|Why? Why? Why was I programmed to feel pain?]]		[[File:Energon-Prowl-Pratfall.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.2\|left\|Why? Why? Why was I programmed to feel pain?]]

	[[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] recalls [[Scorponok (Energon)\|Scorponok]]'s torture as the bait for a trap for [[Alpha Quintesson\|Alpha Q]]. Trapped against the planet's [[energon grid]], Scorponok screams in agony. Alpha Q observes and frets, promising that if it continues they will rescue him.		[[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] recalls [[Scorponok (Energon)\|Scorponok]]'s torture as the bait for a trap for [[Alpha Quintesson\|Alpha Q]]. Trapped against the planet's [[Energon grid (technology)\|energon grid]], Scorponok screams in agony. Alpha Q observes and frets, promising that if it continues they will rescue him.

	From [[Midway Gate Station 0-8]], [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] contacts [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]. He's tracking the two [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]]s that [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] tagged; they're light years apart, in two different planetary systems. The [[Autobot]]s suspect their enemy has two bases.		From [[Midway Gate Station 0-8]], [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] contacts [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]. He's tracking the two [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]]s that [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] tagged; they're light years apart, in two different planetary systems. The [[Autobot]]s suspect their enemy has two bases.
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	[[File:Energon-MirandaII-1st-Appearance.jpg\|upright=1.2\|thumb\|Hovering like a [[Miranda Jones\|loving wife and mother]].]]		[[File:Energon-MirandaII-1st-Appearance.jpg\|upright=1.2\|thumb\|Hovering like a [[Miranda Jones\|loving wife and mother]].]]

	On the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], [[Brian Jones\|Dr. Jones]] presents a new craft he's developed: the ''[[Miranda II]]'', a massive, highly durable vessel powered by its own [[energon tower]], allowing the Autobots to expand their search for [[energon]]. Prime assembles his team, which to [[Kicker Jones\|Kicker]]'s surprise includes [[Misha Miramond\|Misha]]. The ship launches. Its first mission is to destroy two transmitters "placed on either end of the planetary system", thereby destroying Unicron. The Decepticons detect the ship, and move to respond.		On the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], [[Brian Jones\|Dr. Jones]] presents a new craft he's developed: the ''[[Miranda II]]'', a massive, highly durable vessel powered by its own [[Energon tower (technology)\|energon tower]], allowing the Autobots to expand their search for [[energon]]. Prime assembles his team, which to [[Kicker Jones\|Kicker]]'s surprise includes [[Misha Miramond\|Misha]]. The ship launches. Its first mission is to destroy two transmitters "placed on either end of the planetary system", thereby destroying Unicron. The Decepticons detect the ship, and move to respond.

	The ''Miranda II'' deploys its [[Energon Ring]], generating a [[space bridge]], but the Decepticons arrive and prepare to attack. Misha prepares to deploy the ship's [[energon shield]], but [[Cyclonus (Armada)\|Snow Cat]] damages the Energon Ring before the space bridge can be activated. The [[Omnicon]]s, the only ones capable of handling the energon, deploy to repair it, while the Autobots engage the Decepticons. Ironhide defends the Omnicons, but accidentally knocks Snow Cat into them, leaving them dazed.		The ''Miranda II'' deploys its [[Energon Ring]], generating a [[space bridge]], but the Decepticons arrive and prepare to attack. Misha prepares to deploy the ship's [[energon shield]], but [[Cyclonus (Armada)\|Snow Cat]] damages the Energon Ring before the space bridge can be activated. The [[Omnicon]]s, the only ones capable of handling the energon, deploy to repair it, while the Autobots engage the Decepticons. Ironhide defends the Omnicons, but accidentally knocks Snow Cat into them, leaving them dazed.

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	*[[Inferno (Energon)\|Inferno]] (9)		*[[Inferno (Energon)\|Inferno]] (9)
	*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (10)		*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (10)
	*[[Jetfire (Armada)~~/Cartoon continuity~~\|Jetfire]] (11)		*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (11)
	*[[Rodimus (Energon)\|Rodimus]] (13)		*[[Rodimus (Energon)\|Rodimus]] (13)
	*[[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] (14)		*[[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] (14)