Mystery of the Space Pirate Ship - Revision history

JTiamat666: /* Foreign localization */

2025-07-27T10:15:13Z

Foreign localization

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	'''Italian'''		'''Italian'''
	:*''Title:'' "'''Il mistero del corsaro spaziale'''" ("The Space Pirate Mystery")		:*''Title:'' "'''Il mistero del corsaro spaziale'''" ("The Space Pirate Mystery")


			'''Russian'''
			:*''Title:'' "'''Zagadka piratskogo korablya'''" (Загадка пиратского корабля, "The Riddle of the Pirate Ship")
			:*''Original airdate:'' [[July 29]], [[1994]]

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

Chase eX: /* Animation and technical errors */

2024-11-13T18:35:16Z

Animation and technical errors

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	*In the first scene of the episode, Wingspan and Pounce each speak a line, but Pounce is animated as speaking both of them. Consequently, both the [[Omni Productions]] dub and the R2 DVD subtitles rework the two lines into one.		*In the first scene of the episode, Wingspan and Pounce each speak a line, but Pounce is animated as speaking both of them. Consequently, both the [[Omni Productions]] dub and the R2 DVD subtitles rework the two lines into one.
	*As they first transform, the Decepticon clones get the vehicle-to-robot transformation sound effect when switching to their animal forms.		*As they first transform, the Decepticon clones get the vehicle-to-robot transformation sound effect when switching to their animal forms.
	*As Wingspan crashes through the pillars of rock, his ~~cell~~ is actually layered so he's in front of the rocks before he smashes into them from behind.		*As Wingspan crashes through the pillars of rock, his cel is actually layered so he's in front of the rocks before he smashes into them from behind.
	*Just before Cloudraker is hit by Sixshot's laser, his vehicle mode is drawn with the nose drooping downwards oddly.		*Just before Cloudraker is hit by Sixshot's laser, his vehicle mode is drawn with the nose drooping downwards oddly.

Saix: /* top */clean up, replaced: Toyohiro Ando → Toyohiro Andō

2023-03-26T21:55:29Z

top: clean up, replaced: Toyohiro Ando → Toyohiro Andō

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	\|production company=[[TakaraTomy\|Takara]], [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]		\|production company=[[TakaraTomy\|Takara]], [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]
	\|airdate=[[December 25\|25 December]] 1987		\|airdate=[[December 25\|25 December]] 1987
	\|writer=[[Toyohiro ~~Ando~~]]		\|writer=[[Toyohiro Andō]]
	\|director=[[Jōhei Matsūra]]		\|director=[[Jōhei Matsūra]]
	\|animation studio=Toei		\|animation studio=Toei

Saix: clean up, replaced: Yukikaze (Headmasters) → Yukikaze (G1) (2)

2021-09-19T20:23:29Z

clean up, replaced: Yukikaze (Headmasters) → Yukikaze (G1) (2)

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	[[File:HM23 Trainbots grab skull.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|Yes! We found the secret of the Unicorn!]]		[[File:HM23 Trainbots grab skull.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|Yes! We found the secret of the Unicorn!]]
	Recuperating on Battleship Maximus, Highbrow realises that the signal emitted by the skull in the desert is the same as the one being emitted by the skull on the ship out in the space graveyard. He and Daniel board [[Shouki]] and [[Yukikaze (~~Headmasters~~)\|Yukikaze]] and head for the graveyard, although their departure is observed by [[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundblaster]], and he pursues them. While on the journey, Highbrow notices that Daniel has brought his video-game light gun with him, and switches its power cartridge while the boy is not looking. Subsequently, they arrive at the pirate ship, and Shouki and Yukikaze tear off the skull. Soundblaster then appears and holds the Autobots at gunpoint, demanding to know the connection. Highbrow whispers to Daniel to use his gun, explaining that he has swapped the cartridges to give the gun real power, but when Daniel hesitates, Soundblaster nicks Highbrow with a blast of his own, spurring Daniel on to open fire and send Soundblaster flying off through space.		Recuperating on Battleship Maximus, Highbrow realises that the signal emitted by the skull in the desert is the same as the one being emitted by the skull on the ship out in the space graveyard. He and Daniel board [[Shouki]] and [[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]] and head for the graveyard, although their departure is observed by [[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundblaster]], and he pursues them. While on the journey, Highbrow notices that Daniel has brought his video-game light gun with him, and switches its power cartridge while the boy is not looking. Subsequently, they arrive at the pirate ship, and Shouki and Yukikaze tear off the skull. Soundblaster then appears and holds the Autobots at gunpoint, demanding to know the connection. Highbrow whispers to Daniel to use his gun, explaining that he has swapped the cartridges to give the gun real power, but when Daniel hesitates, Soundblaster nicks Highbrow with a blast of his own, spurring Daniel on to open fire and send Soundblaster flying off through space.

	[[File:HM23 inside the pyramid.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Not identical in the back.]]		[[File:HM23 inside the pyramid.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Not identical in the back.]]
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	*[[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Twincast]] (18)		*[[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Twincast]] (18)
	*[[Shouki]] (23)		*[[Shouki]] (23)
	*[[Yukikaze (~~Headmasters~~)\|Yukikaze]] (24)		*[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]] (24)
	*[[Suiken]] (25)		*[[Suiken]] (25)
	*[[Getsuei]] (26)		*[[Getsuei]] (26)

AkibaSilver: /* Notes */

2021-06-22T23:37:47Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	~~===Animation and technical errors===~~
	*In the first scene of the episode, Wingspan and Pounce each speak a line, but Pounce is animated as speaking both of them. Consequently, both the [[Omni Productions]] dub and the R2 DVD subtitles rework the two lines into one.
	*As they first transform, the Decepticon clones get the vehicle-to-robot transformation sound effect when switching to their animal forms.
	*As Wingspan crashes through the pillars of rock, his cell is actually layered so he's in front of the rocks before he smashes into them from behind.
	*Just before Cloudraker is hit by Sixshot's laser, his vehicle mode is drawn with the nose drooping downwards oddly.

	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
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	*Daniel's video game light gun previously appeared in "[[Find MegaZarak's Weak Spot!!]]".		*Daniel's video game light gun previously appeared in "[[Find MegaZarak's Weak Spot!!]]".
	*As in "[[Fight to the Death on Planet Hive!!]]", Scorponok takes a slash to the chest from the Master Sword and immediately retreats. Just as in that episode, you might think that it's simply 1980s cartoon villain logic, but just wait for "[[I Risk My Life for Earth]]".		*As in "[[Fight to the Death on Planet Hive!!]]", Scorponok takes a slash to the chest from the Master Sword and immediately retreats. Just as in that episode, you might think that it's simply 1980s cartoon villain logic, but just wait for "[[I Risk My Life for Earth]]".

			===Animation and technical errors===
			*In the first scene of the episode, Wingspan and Pounce each speak a line, but Pounce is animated as speaking both of them. Consequently, both the [[Omni Productions]] dub and the R2 DVD subtitles rework the two lines into one.
			*As they first transform, the Decepticon clones get the vehicle-to-robot transformation sound effect when switching to their animal forms.
			*As Wingspan crashes through the pillars of rock, his cell is actually layered so he's in front of the rocks before he smashes into them from behind.
			*Just before Cloudraker is hit by Sixshot's laser, his vehicle mode is drawn with the nose drooping downwards oddly.

	===Trivia===		===Trivia===

GomessQ: The stern's the back.

2021-04-26T22:26:39Z

The stern's the back.

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	Somewhere in the depths of space, on a barren world known only as the "[[Pirate Planet]]," the Decepticon [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]], [[Pounce]] and [[Wingspan]] touch down on the rocky surface. They are searching for the second half of a small, golden skull-shaped idol—an item that is in the possession of the Autobot Clones, [[Fastlane]] and [[Cloudraker (G1)\|Cloudraker]], who are lying in ambush! The two sets of Clones engage in battle over the skull, and the Autobots take the upper hand until [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]] appears and aids the Decepticon Clones in defeating their opponents. As the Autobots escape, [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] appears, demanding to know why the Decepticon Clones have not yet discovered the secret store of energy hidden on Pirate Planet. The skull, they explain, will reveal all, which is why they must obtain the second half from the Autobots.		Somewhere in the depths of space, on a barren world known only as the "[[Pirate Planet]]," the Decepticon [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]], [[Pounce]] and [[Wingspan]] touch down on the rocky surface. They are searching for the second half of a small, golden skull-shaped idol—an item that is in the possession of the Autobot Clones, [[Fastlane]] and [[Cloudraker (G1)\|Cloudraker]], who are lying in ambush! The two sets of Clones engage in battle over the skull, and the Autobots take the upper hand until [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]] appears and aids the Decepticon Clones in defeating their opponents. As the Autobots escape, [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] appears, demanding to know why the Decepticon Clones have not yet discovered the secret store of energy hidden on Pirate Planet. The skull, they explain, will reveal all, which is why they must obtain the second half from the Autobots.

	Fastlane and Cloudraker contact Battleship Maximus, summoning the Autobots aboard to Pirate Planet. As they set forth, [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)\|Daniel]] wonders if everyone that lives on the planet is a pirate, but [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]] sets him straight, explaining that it was used by [[Space Pirates\|pirates]] in the past to store the energy and wealth they plundered from neighboring planets. While the Autobots reflect on Galvatron's mysterious plan for the energy the Decepticons have gathered and Highbrow's continued attempts to identify [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s weak spot, Battleship Maximus enters the "[[Space Graveyard]]", a mass of debris from wrecked spaceships. Highbrow and Daniel are particularly interested in [[Space Pirate Ship\|a nearly-intact spacecraft]] that resembles an earthly pirate ship, and Highbrow notes that the skull of the ship's ~~stern~~ is emitting a strange signal.		Fastlane and Cloudraker contact Battleship Maximus, summoning the Autobots aboard to Pirate Planet. As they set forth, [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)\|Daniel]] wonders if everyone that lives on the planet is a pirate, but [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]] sets him straight, explaining that it was used by [[Space Pirates\|pirates]] in the past to store the energy and wealth they plundered from neighboring planets. While the Autobots reflect on Galvatron's mysterious plan for the energy the Decepticons have gathered and Highbrow's continued attempts to identify [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s weak spot, Battleship Maximus enters the "[[Space Graveyard]]", a mass of debris from wrecked spaceships. Highbrow and Daniel are particularly interested in [[Space Pirate Ship\|a nearly-intact spacecraft]] that resembles an earthly pirate ship, and Highbrow notes that the skull of the ship's bow is emitting a strange signal.

	Back on Pirate Planet, the Clones are again battling each other, this time with the [[Horrorcon]]s adding their firepower to the Decepticon side. A tackle from [[Apeface]] knocks the second half of the skull from the Autobots' grasp, and the Decepticons pull out, returning to Scorponok. There, Galvatron links the two skull-halves together, activating an electronic map that pinpoints the location of the "[[proton energy]]" stockpiled by the pirates.		Back on Pirate Planet, the Clones are again battling each other, this time with the [[Horrorcon]]s adding their firepower to the Decepticon side. A tackle from [[Apeface]] knocks the second half of the skull from the Autobots' grasp, and the Decepticons pull out, returning to Scorponok. There, Galvatron links the two skull-halves together, activating an electronic map that pinpoints the location of the "[[proton energy]]" stockpiled by the pirates.

Yaxuo: /* top */fixed redirected link, replaced: Toei → Toei

2020-11-27T22:59:58Z

top: fixed redirected link, replaced: Toei → Toei

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	\|romaji=Uchū Kaizokusen no Nazo		\|romaji=Uchū Kaizokusen no Nazo
	\|production code=		\|production code=
	\|production company=[[TakaraTomy\|Takara]], [[Toei]]		\|production company=[[TakaraTomy\|Takara]], [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]
	\|airdate=[[December 25\|25 December]] 1987		\|airdate=[[December 25\|25 December]] 1987
	\|writer=[[Toyohiro Ando]]		\|writer=[[Toyohiro Ando]]

Yaxuo: fixing link, replaced: Sixshot → Sixshot (2)

2020-06-26T00:10:43Z

fixing link, replaced: Sixshot → Sixshot (2)

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	[[File:HM23 Decepticon clones grab skull.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|Ha! Now ''I'' have the pirate cookie!]]		[[File:HM23 Decepticon clones grab skull.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|Ha! Now ''I'' have the pirate cookie!]]
	Somewhere in the depths of space, on a barren world known only as the "[[Pirate Planet]]," the Decepticon [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]], [[Pounce]] and [[Wingspan]] touch down on the rocky surface. They are searching for the second half of a small, golden skull-shaped idol—an item that is in the possession of the Autobot Clones, [[Fastlane]] and [[Cloudraker (G1)\|Cloudraker]], who are lying in ambush! The two sets of Clones engage in battle over the skull, and the Autobots take the upper hand until [[Sixshot]] appears and aids the Decepticon Clones in defeating their opponents. As the Autobots escape, [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] appears, demanding to know why the Decepticon Clones have not yet discovered the secret store of energy hidden on Pirate Planet. The skull, they explain, will reveal all, which is why they must obtain the second half from the Autobots.		Somewhere in the depths of space, on a barren world known only as the "[[Pirate Planet]]," the Decepticon [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]], [[Pounce]] and [[Wingspan]] touch down on the rocky surface. They are searching for the second half of a small, golden skull-shaped idol—an item that is in the possession of the Autobot Clones, [[Fastlane]] and [[Cloudraker (G1)\|Cloudraker]], who are lying in ambush! The two sets of Clones engage in battle over the skull, and the Autobots take the upper hand until [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]] appears and aids the Decepticon Clones in defeating their opponents. As the Autobots escape, [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] appears, demanding to know why the Decepticon Clones have not yet discovered the secret store of energy hidden on Pirate Planet. The skull, they explain, will reveal all, which is why they must obtain the second half from the Autobots.

	Fastlane and Cloudraker contact Battleship Maximus, summoning the Autobots aboard to Pirate Planet. As they set forth, [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)\|Daniel]] wonders if everyone that lives on the planet is a pirate, but [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]] sets him straight, explaining that it was used by [[Space Pirates\|pirates]] in the past to store the energy and wealth they plundered from neighboring planets. While the Autobots reflect on Galvatron's mysterious plan for the energy the Decepticons have gathered and Highbrow's continued attempts to identify [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s weak spot, Battleship Maximus enters the "[[Space Graveyard]]", a mass of debris from wrecked spaceships. Highbrow and Daniel are particularly interested in [[Space Pirate Ship\|a nearly-intact spacecraft]] that resembles an earthly pirate ship, and Highbrow notes that the skull of the ship's stern is emitting a strange signal.		Fastlane and Cloudraker contact Battleship Maximus, summoning the Autobots aboard to Pirate Planet. As they set forth, [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)\|Daniel]] wonders if everyone that lives on the planet is a pirate, but [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]] sets him straight, explaining that it was used by [[Space Pirates\|pirates]] in the past to store the energy and wealth they plundered from neighboring planets. While the Autobots reflect on Galvatron's mysterious plan for the energy the Decepticons have gathered and Highbrow's continued attempts to identify [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s weak spot, Battleship Maximus enters the "[[Space Graveyard]]", a mass of debris from wrecked spaceships. Highbrow and Daniel are particularly interested in [[Space Pirate Ship\|a nearly-intact spacecraft]] that resembles an earthly pirate ship, and Highbrow notes that the skull of the ship's stern is emitting a strange signal.
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	*[[Wingspan]] (1)		*[[Wingspan]] (1)
	*[[Pounce]] (2)		*[[Pounce]] (2)
	*[[Sixshot]] (5)		*[[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]] (5)
	*[[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] (6)		*[[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] (6)
	*[[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] (7)		*[[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] (7)

Mammalian Verisimilitude at 00:48, 24 January 2019

2019-01-24T00:48:29Z

VIOLENDANDER: /* Foreign localization */

2017-11-27T17:01:57Z

Foreign localization

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	::*[[Chaar]] is spelled as "Charr".		::*[[Chaar]] is spelled as "Charr".
	::*When performing their "Master Jump", the Autobot Headmasters mistakenly call themselves "Horrorcons".		::*When performing their "Master Jump", the Autobot Headmasters mistakenly call themselves "Horrorcons".

			'''Mandarin'''
			:*''Title:'' "'''Yǔzhòu Hǎidào-chuán de Mìmi'''" (宇宙海盗船的秘密, "Secret of the Space Pirate Ship")

	'''Italian'''		'''Italian'''

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	[[~~Image~~:HM23 Decepticon clones grab skull.jpg\|thumb\|left\|~~200px~~\|Ha! Now ''I'' have the pirate cookie!]]		[[File:HM23 Decepticon clones grab skull.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|Ha! Now ''I'' have the pirate cookie!]]
	Somewhere in the depths of space, on a barren world known only as the "[[Pirate Planet]]," the Decepticon [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]], [[Pounce]] and [[Wingspan]] touch down on the rocky surface. They are searching for the second half of a small, golden skull-shaped idol—an item that is in the possession of the Autobot Clones, [[Fastlane]] and [[Cloudraker (G1)\|Cloudraker]], who are lying in ambush! The two sets of Clones engage in battle over the skull, and the Autobots take the upper hand until [[Sixshot]] appears and aids the Decepticon Clones in defeating their opponents. As the Autobots escape, [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] appears, demanding to know why the Decepticon Clones have not yet discovered the secret store of energy hidden on Pirate Planet. The skull, they explain, will reveal all, which is why they must obtain the second half from the Autobots.		Somewhere in the depths of space, on a barren world known only as the "[[Pirate Planet]]," the Decepticon [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]], [[Pounce]] and [[Wingspan]] touch down on the rocky surface. They are searching for the second half of a small, golden skull-shaped idol—an item that is in the possession of the Autobot Clones, [[Fastlane]] and [[Cloudraker (G1)\|Cloudraker]], who are lying in ambush! The two sets of Clones engage in battle over the skull, and the Autobots take the upper hand until [[Sixshot]] appears and aids the Decepticon Clones in defeating their opponents. As the Autobots escape, [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] appears, demanding to know why the Decepticon Clones have not yet discovered the secret store of energy hidden on Pirate Planet. The skull, they explain, will reveal all, which is why they must obtain the second half from the Autobots.

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	Back on Pirate Planet, the Clones are again battling each other, this time with the [[Horrorcon]]s adding their firepower to the Decepticon side. A tackle from [[Apeface]] knocks the second half of the skull from the Autobots' grasp, and the Decepticons pull out, returning to Scorponok. There, Galvatron links the two skull-halves together, activating an electronic map that pinpoints the location of the "[[proton energy]]" stockpiled by the pirates.		Back on Pirate Planet, the Clones are again battling each other, this time with the [[Horrorcon]]s adding their firepower to the Decepticon side. A tackle from [[Apeface]] knocks the second half of the skull from the Autobots' grasp, and the Decepticons pull out, returning to Scorponok. There, Galvatron links the two skull-halves together, activating an electronic map that pinpoints the location of the "[[proton energy]]" stockpiled by the pirates.

	[[~~Image~~:HM23 Highbrow finds pyramid.jpg\|thumb\|~~right\|200px~~\|Apparently they are ''Egyptian'' space pirates.]]		[[File:HM23 Highbrow finds pyramid.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Apparently they are ''Egyptian'' space pirates.]]
	Elsewhere, Battleship Maximus has landed, and the Autobot Clones report their sad situation to the crew. They recount their history with the Decepticon Clones—formerly friends before either group had sided with a faction, the two teams separated to travel through space to train and increase their skills. It was during this period that Fastlane and Cloudraker came upon the skull, and soon met up with the Wingspan and Pounce again, only to discover that their former friends had joined the Decepticons, and had half of the skull stolen from them. [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Twincast]] reports in that the Decepticons have located the proton energy, and the [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]] head out to meet them in battle at an old ruined site in a desert. The skull is reclaimed and the Decepticons are quickly repelled, allowing Highbrow to study the skull and figure out what to do next—when the skull is placed in another skull-shaped receptacle on the desert floor, a signal is transmitted that raises a giant pyramid from beneath the sand. A sneak attack from Galvatron fells Highbrow, and he is taken back to Battleship Maximus for medical attention. The door of the pyramid proves so tough, however, that Galvatron is forced to have Scorponok pound on it with his claws, to no avail.		Elsewhere, Battleship Maximus has landed, and the Autobot Clones report their sad situation to the crew. They recount their history with the Decepticon Clones—formerly friends before either group had sided with a faction, the two teams separated to travel through space to train and increase their skills. It was during this period that Fastlane and Cloudraker came upon the skull, and soon met up with the Wingspan and Pounce again, only to discover that their former friends had joined the Decepticons, and had half of the skull stolen from them. [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Twincast]] reports in that the Decepticons have located the proton energy, and the [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]] head out to meet them in battle at an old ruined site in a desert. The skull is reclaimed and the Decepticons are quickly repelled, allowing Highbrow to study the skull and figure out what to do next—when the skull is placed in another skull-shaped receptacle on the desert floor, a signal is transmitted that raises a giant pyramid from beneath the sand. A sneak attack from Galvatron fells Highbrow, and he is taken back to Battleship Maximus for medical attention. The door of the pyramid proves so tough, however, that Galvatron is forced to have Scorponok pound on it with his claws, to no avail.

	[[~~Image~~:HM23 Trainbots grab skull.jpg\|thumb\|left\|~~200px~~\|Yes! We found the secret of the Unicorn!]]		[[File:HM23 Trainbots grab skull.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|Yes! We found the secret of the Unicorn!]]
	Recuperating on Battleship Maximus, Highbrow realises that the signal emitted by the skull in the desert is the same as the one being emitted by the skull on the ship out in the space graveyard. He and Daniel board [[Shouki]] and [[Yukikaze (Headmasters)\|Yukikaze]] and head for the graveyard, although their departure is observed by [[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundblaster]], and he pursues them. While on the journey, Highbrow notices that Daniel has brought his video-game light gun with him, and switches its power cartridge while the boy is not looking. Subsequently, they arrive at the pirate ship, and Shouki and Yukikaze tear off the skull. Soundblaster then appears and holds the Autobots at gunpoint, demanding to know the connection. Highbrow whispers to Daniel to use his gun, explaining that he has swapped the cartridges to give the gun real power, but when Daniel hesitates, Soundblaster nicks Highbrow with a blast of his own, spurring Daniel on to open fire and send Soundblaster flying off through space.		Recuperating on Battleship Maximus, Highbrow realises that the signal emitted by the skull in the desert is the same as the one being emitted by the skull on the ship out in the space graveyard. He and Daniel board [[Shouki]] and [[Yukikaze (Headmasters)\|Yukikaze]] and head for the graveyard, although their departure is observed by [[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundblaster]], and he pursues them. While on the journey, Highbrow notices that Daniel has brought his video-game light gun with him, and switches its power cartridge while the boy is not looking. Subsequently, they arrive at the pirate ship, and Shouki and Yukikaze tear off the skull. Soundblaster then appears and holds the Autobots at gunpoint, demanding to know the connection. Highbrow whispers to Daniel to use his gun, explaining that he has swapped the cartridges to give the gun real power, but when Daniel hesitates, Soundblaster nicks Highbrow with a blast of his own, spurring Daniel on to open fire and send Soundblaster flying off through space.

	[[~~Image~~:HM23 inside the pyramid.jpg\|thumb\|~~right\|200px~~\|Not identical in the back.]]		[[File:HM23 inside the pyramid.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Not identical in the back.]]
	Back down on Pirate Planet, Battleship Maximus joins the fight, and while everyone is occupied with the fighting, Highbrow connects the skull from the ship to a headless skeleton positioned by the pyramid door. The pyramid opens up and Highbrow and Daniel head inside; they are attacked by the Decepticon Clones, but the Autobot Clones come to their rescue and send them packing. Outside, Scorponok transforms to robot mode, and [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress]] becomes Fortress Maximus; as the Headmasters distract Scorponok, Maximus delivers a slash to his chest with the [[Master Sword]], causing him to start bleeding energy badly and forcing the Decepticons to retreat.		Back down on Pirate Planet, Battleship Maximus joins the fight, and while everyone is occupied with the fighting, Highbrow connects the skull from the ship to a headless skeleton positioned by the pyramid door. The pyramid opens up and Highbrow and Daniel head inside; they are attacked by the Decepticon Clones, but the Autobot Clones come to their rescue and send them packing. Outside, Scorponok transforms to robot mode, and [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress]] becomes Fortress Maximus; as the Headmasters distract Scorponok, Maximus delivers a slash to his chest with the [[Master Sword]], causing him to start bleeding energy badly and forcing the Decepticons to retreat.

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	*[[Cloudraker (G1)\|Cloudraker]] (3)		*[[Cloudraker (G1)\|Cloudraker]] (3)
	*[[Fastlane]] (4)		*[[Fastlane]] (4)
	*[[Arcee (G1)\|Arcee]] (8)		*[[Arcee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Arcee]] (8)
	*[[Wheelie (G1)\|Wheelie]] (10)		*[[Wheelie (G1)\|Wheelie]] (10)
	*[[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] (11)		*[[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] (11)
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	{{homevidnote\|omni}}		{{homevidnote\|omni}}
	;Laserdisc		;Laserdisc
	[[~~Image~~:Flag of Japan.png\|20px\|Japan]] 1996 — ''Transformers: The Headmasters'' Set ([[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]) — Japanese audio only.		[[File:Flag of Japan.png\|20px\|Japan]] 1996 — ''Transformers: The Headmasters'' Set ([[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]) — Japanese audio only.
	;DVD		;DVD
	[[~~Image~~:Flag of Japan.png\|20px\|Japan]] 2002 — ''Transformers: The Headmasters'' — DVD Box ([[Geneon Universal Entertainment\|Pioneer LDC]]) — Japanese audio only.<br>		[[File:Flag of Japan.png\|20px\|Japan]] 2002 — ''Transformers: The Headmasters'' — DVD Box ([[Geneon Universal Entertainment\|Pioneer LDC]]) — Japanese audio only.<br>
	[[~~Image~~:Flag of UK.png\|20px\|United Kingdom]] 2005 — The Takara Collection Vol 1 — ''Transformers: Headmasters'' ([[Metrodome]])<br>		[[File:Flag of UK.png\|20px\|United Kingdom]] 2005 — The Takara Collection Vol 1 — ''Transformers: Headmasters'' ([[Metrodome]])<br>
	[[~~Image~~:Flag of UK.png\|20px\|United Kingdom]] 2007 — ''Transformers'' — The Complete Takara Collection (Metrodome)<br>		[[File:Flag of UK.png\|20px\|United Kingdom]] 2007 — ''Transformers'' — The Complete Takara Collection (Metrodome)<br>
	[[~~Image~~:Flag of Australia.png\|20px\|Australia]] 2007 — ''The Transformers: Headmasters'' ([[Madman Entertainment]])<br>		[[File:Flag of Australia.png\|20px\|Australia]] 2007 — ''The Transformers: Headmasters'' ([[Madman Entertainment]])<br>
	[[~~Image~~:Flag of Australia.png\|20px\|Australia]] 2009 — ''The Transformers: Japan Generation 1'' — Complete Collection (Madman Entertainment)<br>		[[File:Flag of Australia.png\|20px\|Australia]] 2009 — ''The Transformers: Japan Generation 1'' — Complete Collection (Madman Entertainment)<br>
	[[File:Flag of USA.png\|20px\|United States of America]] 2011 — ''Transformers Japanese Collection: Headmasters'' ([[Shout! Factory]]) — Japanese audio with optional English subtitles only.<br>		[[File:Flag of USA.png\|20px\|United States of America]] 2011 — ''Transformers Japanese Collection: Headmasters'' ([[Shout! Factory]]) — Japanese audio with optional English subtitles only.<br>
	[[File:Flag of USA.png\|20px\|United States of America]] 2012 — ''Transformers: The Japanese Collection'' (Shout! Factory) — Japanese audio with optional English subtitles only.		[[File:Flag of USA.png\|20px\|United States of America]] 2012 — ''Transformers: The Japanese Collection'' (Shout! Factory) — Japanese audio with optional English subtitles only.

	[[Category:The Headmasters episodes]]		[[Category:The Headmasters episodes]]