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Chase eX: /* Trivia */

2026-02-09T17:30:21Z

Trivia

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	*Because of his horizontal back [[kibble]] (which includes his cannons), it would be difficult for Starscream to normally lay flat on his back, with previous (and future) episodes indicating his kibble just sinks into the ground. In the scene where he receives his Powerlinx colors, his back kibble is actually shown to fold upwards.		*Because of his horizontal back [[kibble]] (which includes his cannons), it would be difficult for Starscream to normally lay flat on his back, with previous (and future) episodes indicating his kibble just sinks into the ground. In the scene where he receives his Powerlinx colors, his back kibble is actually shown to fold upwards.
	*Nemesis Prime is shown to have a [[trailer]] when he transforms into vehicle mode, however, his only figure released in the toyline was a redeco of the smaller Super-Con Optimus Prime, which never came with a trailer.		*Nemesis Prime is shown to have a [[trailer]] when he transforms into vehicle mode, however, his only figure released in the toyline was a redeco of the smaller Super-Con Optimus Prime, which never came with a trailer.
	*If Tidal Wave is Powerlinxed with Megatron when ''he'' gets ''his'' ~~upgraded~~, where is Tidal Wave's?		*If Tidal Wave is Powerlinxed with Megatron when ''he'' gets ''his'' upgrades, where are Tidal Wave's?
	*After Starscream receives his upgrade, he remarks that he looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. This was a concession to the Hasbro release of the "Powerlinx Starscream" figure, which was intended to be a separate character like [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Generation 1 Thundercracker]] was.		*After Starscream receives his upgrade, he remarks that he looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. This was a concession to the Hasbro release of the "Powerlinx Starscream" figure, which was intended to be a separate character like [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Generation 1 Thundercracker]] was.
	**Likewise, Thundercracker and Galvatron's Mini-Con partners, as well as the Dark Saber, also received different names and characterizations in toy form outside of Japan. This would prove to be a [[Beachcomber (Energon)\|common]] [[Mirage (Energon)\|business]] [[Overcast (Energon)\|practice]] [[Landquake (Energon)\|throughout]] the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|second part]] of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] too.		**Likewise, Thundercracker and Galvatron's Mini-Con partners, as well as the Dark Saber, also received different names and characterizations in toy form outside of Japan. This would prove to be a [[Beachcomber (Energon)\|common]] [[Mirage (Energon)\|business]] [[Overcast (Energon)\|practice]] [[Landquake (Energon)\|throughout]] the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|second part]] of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] too.
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	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===
	'''German'''		'''German'''

Astrum: /* Foreign localization */

2024-03-11T19:03:28Z

Foreign localization

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	:*''Title:'' "'''Nemesis Prime'''" ("Nemesis Prime")		:*''Title:'' "'''Nemesis Prime'''" ("Nemesis Prime")
	:*''Original airdate:'' [[December 15\|15 December]] [[2003]]		:*''Original airdate:'' [[December 15\|15 December]] [[2003]]


	'''Hungarian'''		'''Hungarian'''
	:*''Title:'' "'''Új ellenség'''" ("New Enemy")		:*''Title:'' "'''Új ellenség'''" ("New Enemy")
	::*The narrator mistakenly refers to Sparkplug by Incinerator's name. Later, when Hot Shot recognizes the form of Sideways rising from Nemesis Prime, he gasps Side Swipe's name. Starscream's reference to Thundercracker is also lost in the dub; he instead makes the odd remark that "it is... like lightning".		::*The narrator mistakenly refers to Sparkplug by Incinerator's name. Later, when Hot Shot recognizes the form of Sideways rising from Nemesis Prime, he gasps Side Swipe's name. Starscream's reference to Thundercracker is also lost in the dub; he instead makes the odd remark that "it is... like lightning".


			'''Italian'''
			:*''Title:'' "'''In trappola'''" ("Trapped")
			::*Thundercracker isn't named. Instead of saying: "I look like... Thundercracker!", Starscream says: "My wounds... are no longer there!".


	'''Portuguese'''		'''Portuguese'''

Saix: clean up

2024-01-10T23:53:58Z

clean up

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	\|series=Armada		\|series=Armada
	\|ep=43		\|ep=43
	\|prev=Miracle		\|prev=Miracle (episode)
	\|next=Uprising (Armada)		\|next=Uprising (Armada)
	\|title="Puppet"		\|title="Puppet"

Saix: /* Continuity notes */clean up, replaced: [[Miracle| → [[Miracle (episode)|

2024-01-10T23:49:07Z

Continuity notes: clean up, replaced: [[Miracle| → [[Miracle (episode)|

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*The intro to the episode has a unique narration that mentions the kids, which flows into a recap of [[Miracle\|the last episode]].		*The intro to the episode has a unique narration that mentions the kids, which flows into a recap of [[Miracle (episode)\|the last episode]].
	*Much like Sideways, Nemesis Prime is an extension of [[Unicron]] and has abilities beyond comprehension.		*Much like Sideways, Nemesis Prime is an extension of [[Unicron]] and has abilities beyond comprehension.
	**It is also unclear whether Sideways ''is'' or ''isn't'' Nemesis Prime. The episode title and the image of Sideways after Nemesis Prime's demise seems to suggest that Nemesis Prime is a puppet of Sideways, who in turn is a puppet of Unicron.		**It is also unclear whether Sideways ''is'' or ''isn't'' Nemesis Prime. The episode title and the image of Sideways after Nemesis Prime's demise seems to suggest that Nemesis Prime is a puppet of Sideways, who in turn is a puppet of Unicron.

The Wadapan: just tidying this one up

2023-12-11T18:36:07Z

just tidying this one up

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Differences with ''Legends of the Microns''===		===Differences with ''Legends of the Microns''===
	*~~When~~ the ~~Decepticons notice Hot Shot~~ and ~~Red Alert running from~~ Nemesis Prime, Demolishor ~~originally asks~~ if Nemesis Prime could be Optimus, with Megatron responding that he doesn't care as long as it would help him destroy the Autobots. ~~When~~ Nemesis ~~catches~~ up ~~with the Autobots and~~ Megatron's ~~troops appear~~, ~~he orders~~ Nemesis to attack ~~before the creature attacks him instead. In ''Armada'', Demolishor just reports about spotting~~ the Autobots, with ~~Megatron musing about them running away from danger as usual. When~~ the ~~Decepticons join Nemesis Prime, Megatron initially assumes~~ the ~~creature is Optimus.~~		*As with last episode's handling of the name "Hoist", the ''Armada'' dub writers for this episode do some hasty edits to accommodate Hasbro's trademarks for the upgraded characters.
	*After receiving his new colors in ''~~Legends of the Microns~~''~~, Starscream expresses confusion about his body being repaired. He makes no references to Thundercracker~~.		**Starscream remarks, "-I look like- Thundercracker!" after receiving his new colors, with the delivery oddly clipped in a way that suggests the line was cut down from a longer take. This replaces dialogue in the original Japanese script where he expresses confusion over his body having been repaired.
	*In ''~~Legends of the Microns~~'' ~~Nemesis Prime never speaks~~, ~~simply growling monstrously the whole time, and thusly he is never named~~.		**Megatron, meanwhile, renames himself, announcing, "As Galvatron, I have even more power!" He later corrects Optimus Prime by saying, "''Galvatron'' to you," and subsequently Thrust, saying "Just call me Galvatron!"
	*Similarly, Longarm only speaks in the ~~dub~~ before the Mini-Cons ~~grant~~ the Autobots and Decepticons ~~their new colors.~~		**Finally, Nemesis Prime is given a couple of spoken lines entirely to identify himself to the audience: "I am Nemesis Prime!" and "Nemesis Prime will... destroy!" In the original Japanese, he never speaks, simply growling monstrously the whole time.
	*Megatron only renames himself Galvatron in ''Armada''. The dub thusly edits a couple of ~~his lines into demanding both Optimus and Thrust use his new name~~.		*In ''Armada'', Demolishor says, "Look, it's the Autobots!", to which Megatron responds, "And they're on the run again. Some things never seem to change, do they?" The exchange in Japanese is completely different, as Demolishor wonders if Nemesis Prime could be Optimus, with Megatron responding that he doesn't care as long as it would help him destroy the Autobots.
			*''Armada'' moves the idea of Nemesis Prime being mistaken for Optimus later; once the Decepticons catch up to him, Megatron remarks: "Yesss, it's so good to see you again, Optimus Prime! You've changed." The Japanese dialogue instead has Megatron ordering Nemesis Prime to attack the Autobots, with the irony then being that the monster attacks ''him'' instead.
			*In ''Armada'', Longarm gets a spoken line of dialogue: "This fighting must end." While in keeping with the themes of the show, it reads a little silly right before the Mini-Cons magically repair the Autobots and Decepticons so they can carry on fighting—what did you think was gonna happen, buddy? In the Japanese version of the episode, the Mini-Cons are silent while they dish out the upgrades, heightening the sense of mystery.

	===Animation and technical errors===		===Animation and technical errors===
	*When the Decepticons arrive on the planet after tracking Red Alert's S.O.S, Megatron is combined with Tidal Wave. They give chase, but when Megatron is next seen in vehicle mode, Tidal Wave has totally vanished; he reappears after Megatron switches back to robot form, going through the whole stock-footage combination!		*When the Decepticons arrive on the planet after tracking Red Alert's S.O.S, Megatron is combined with Tidal Wave. They give chase, but when Megatron is next seen in vehicle mode, Tidal Wave has totally vanished; he reappears after Megatron switches back to robot form, going through the whole stock-footage combination!
	*Just before Megatron is grabbed by Nemesis Prime, he has a purple Autobot insignia.		*Just before Megatron is grabbed by Nemesis Prime, he has a purple Autobot insignia.
	*Due to its use of stock footage, Tidal Wave's sudden appearance to combine with Megatron depicts blue (i.e.: Earth) skies behind him rather than the green skies of the strange planet.		*Due to its use of stock footage, Tidal Wave's sudden appearance to combine with Megatron depicts blue (i.e.: Earth) skies behind him rather than the green skies of the strange planet. The Autobots' stock transformations to vehicle mode use the correct sky, but keep the brown color for typical Earth ground, instead of the washed-out salt of the strange planet.
	*In the wide shot after Optimus lands, he is colored like Nemesis Prime.		*In the wide shot after Optimus lands, he is colored like Nemesis Prime.
	*In the scene where we get a full view of Optimus and Overload, Optimus has the caterpillar threads of his trailer painted as if they were tires.		*In the scene where we get a full view of Optimus and Overload, Optimus has the caterpillar threads of his trailer painted as if they were tires.
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	**Starscream comments that he now looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. Thundercracker would later make his debut in the ''Cybertron'' cartoon.		**Starscream comments that he now looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. Thundercracker would later make his debut in the ''Cybertron'' cartoon.
	**Megatron declares himself "Galvatron". This is not the [[Transformers: Energon (cartoon)\|last]] [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|time]] you'll see him do this in the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]].		**Megatron declares himself "Galvatron". This is not the [[Transformers: Energon (cartoon)\|last]] [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|time]] you'll see him do this in the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]].
	*Overload debuts this episode. Although, for all the gimmicks the toy has, Overload basically serves as a ~~Deus~~ ex ~~Machina~~. He has no character development whatsoever and is just a piece of equipment. His sudden appearance was on the "to-do" list of things [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] wanted to explain in the ''[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]'' comics, but there was never time for it and so Overload only received a cameo in the story.		*Overload debuts this episode. Although, for all the gimmicks the toy has, Overload basically serves entirely as a ''{{w\|deus ex machina}}''. He has no character development whatsoever and is just a piece of equipment. His sudden appearance was on the "to-do" list of things [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] wanted to explain in the ''[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]'' comics, but there was never time for it and so Overload only received a cameo in the story.
	**Eventually, Overload's story would be told in two more forms of fiction. The first being a toy bio for the [[2008]] ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' Overload toy, a form which Overload had since reformatted into after the events of ''Armada'' and began searching for answers to his mysterious past. The second was told by Ichikawa in collaboration with [[Ask Vector Prime]], where he finally got the chance to tell the untold story from the ''Linkage'' comics.		**Eventually, Overload's story would be told in two more forms of fiction. The first being a toy bio for the [[2008]] ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' Overload toy, a form which Overload had since reformatted into after the events of ''Armada'' and began searching for answers to his mysterious past. The second was told by Ichikawa in collaboration with [[Ask Vector Prime]], where he finally got the chance to tell the untold story from the ''Linkage'' comics.
	**Before and during this episode, Overload had been partially rebuilt by [[Rhinox (Armada)\|Rhinox]] from an earlier form and gained [[Rollout (Armada)\|Rollout]] as a binary-bonded partner. Overload's upgrades were never completed before he was deployed into battle alongside Optimus Prime and thus, he had no recollection of how he got there or who he was. ''([[Overload (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|See Overload's article for more]]).''		**Before and during this episode, Overload had been partially rebuilt by [[Rhinox (Armada)\|Rhinox]] from an earlier form and gained [[Rollout (Armada)\|Rollout]] as a binary-bonded partner. Overload's upgrades were never completed before he was deployed into battle alongside Optimus Prime and thus, he had no recollection of how he got there or who he was. ''([[Overload (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|See Overload's article for more]]).''
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	**Optimus uses his Megaweapon cannons to take out Nemesis Prime.		**Optimus uses his Megaweapon cannons to take out Nemesis Prime.

	===Continuity ~~Errors~~===		===Continuity errors===
	*Nemesis Prime rips out Megatron's main cannon, and cuts Demolishor's blasters and Starscream's wing with his sword, but when the Decepticons are repaired by the Mini-Cons, they are shown to be in more extensive state of disrepair, with cracks all over their bodies, and Demolishor and Starscream looking like their respective parts have been torn rather than cut off.		*Nemesis Prime rips out Megatron's main cannon, and cuts Demolishor's blasters and Starscream's wing with his sword, but when the Decepticons are repaired by the Mini-Cons, they are shown to be in more extensive state of disrepair, with cracks all over their bodies, and Demolishor and Starscream looking like their respective parts have been torn rather than cut off.
	**In a shot where Nemesis turns around to confront Starscream, Demolishor's blasters are intact.		**In a shot where Nemesis turns around to confront Starscream, Demolishor's blasters are intact.
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	*Nemesis Prime is shown to have a [[trailer]] when he transforms into vehicle mode, however, his only figure released in the toyline was a redeco of the smaller Super-Con Optimus Prime, which never came with a trailer.		*Nemesis Prime is shown to have a [[trailer]] when he transforms into vehicle mode, however, his only figure released in the toyline was a redeco of the smaller Super-Con Optimus Prime, which never came with a trailer.
	*If Tidal Wave is Powerlinxed with Megatron when ''he'' gets ''his'' upgraded, where is Tidal Wave's?		*If Tidal Wave is Powerlinxed with Megatron when ''he'' gets ''his'' upgraded, where is Tidal Wave's?
	*After Starscream receives his upgrade, he ~~states~~ that he looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. ~~While it is an obvious nod~~ to the ~~Generation 1~~ character of [[Thundercracker (G1)\|~~the same name and coloration~~]]~~, it also happens to be the name used for the figure that anyone outside of Japan would have to use as a "Powerlinx Starscream"~~.		*After Starscream receives his upgrade, he remarks that he looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. This was a concession to the Hasbro release of the "Powerlinx Starscream" figure, which was intended to be a separate character like [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Generation 1 Thundercracker]] was.
	**Likewise, Thundercracker and Galvatron's Mini-Con partners, as well as the Dark Saber, also received different names and characterizations in toy form outside of Japan. This would prove to be a [[Beachcomber (Energon)\|common]] [[Mirage (Energon)\|business]] [[Overcast (Energon)\|practice]] [[Landquake (Energon)\|throughout]] the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|second part]] of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] too.		**Likewise, Thundercracker and Galvatron's Mini-Con partners, as well as the Dark Saber, also received different names and characterizations in toy form outside of Japan. This would prove to be a [[Beachcomber (Energon)\|common]] [[Mirage (Energon)\|business]] [[Overcast (Energon)\|practice]] [[Landquake (Energon)\|throughout]] the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|second part]] of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] too.
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The Wadapan: /* Animation and technical errors */ honestly this is BARELY an error, I don't know how the person who left this note got this wrong

2023-12-08T21:22:34Z

Animation and technical errors: honestly this is BARELY an error, I don't know how the person who left this note got this wrong

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	===Animation and technical errors===		===Animation and technical errors===
	*When the Decepticons arrive on the planet after tracking Red Alert's S.O.S, ~~he's~~ combined with Tidal Wave. ~~Despite this~~, ~~shortly later~~ in ~~the episode~~, ~~the stock footage of~~ Tidal Wave ~~transforming and combining~~ to ~~Megatron plays~~, ~~despite already being linked up.~~		*When the Decepticons arrive on the planet after tracking Red Alert's S.O.S, Megatron is combined with Tidal Wave. They give chase, but when Megatron is next seen in vehicle mode, Tidal Wave has totally vanished; he reappears after Megatron switches back to robot form, going through the whole stock-footage combination!
	*Just before Megatron is grabbed by Nemesis Prime, he has a purple Autobot insignia.		*Just before Megatron is grabbed by Nemesis Prime, he has a purple Autobot insignia.
	*Due to its use of stock footage, Tidal Wave's sudden appearance to combine with Megatron depicts blue (i.e.: Earth) skies behind him rather than the green skies of the strange planet.		*Due to its use of stock footage, Tidal Wave's sudden appearance to combine with Megatron depicts blue (i.e.: Earth) skies behind him rather than the green skies of the strange planet.

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Continuity notes */

2023-07-21T02:30:09Z

Continuity notes

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	**Starscream comments that he now looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. Thundercracker would later make his debut in the ''Cybertron'' cartoon.		**Starscream comments that he now looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. Thundercracker would later make his debut in the ''Cybertron'' cartoon.
	**Megatron declares himself "Galvatron". This is not the [[Transformers: Energon (cartoon)\|last]] [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|time]] you'll see him do this in the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]].		**Megatron declares himself "Galvatron". This is not the [[Transformers: Energon (cartoon)\|last]] [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|time]] you'll see him do this in the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]].
	*Overload debuts this episode. Although, for all the gimmicks the toy has, Overload basically serves as a Deus ex ~~MaEchina~~. He has no character development whatsoever and is just a piece of equipment. His sudden appearance was on the "to-do" list of things [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] wanted to explain in the ''[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]'' comics, but there was never time for it and so Overload only received a cameo in the story.		*Overload debuts this episode. Although, for all the gimmicks the toy has, Overload basically serves as a Deus ex Machina. He has no character development whatsoever and is just a piece of equipment. His sudden appearance was on the "to-do" list of things [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] wanted to explain in the ''[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]'' comics, but there was never time for it and so Overload only received a cameo in the story.
	**Eventually, Overload's story would be told in two more forms of fiction. The first being a toy bio for the [[2008]] ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' Overload toy, a form which Overload had since reformatted into after the events of ''Armada'' and began searching for answers to his mysterious past. The second was told by Ichikawa in collaboration with [[Ask Vector Prime]], where he finally got the chance to tell the untold story from the ''Linkage'' comics.		**Eventually, Overload's story would be told in two more forms of fiction. The first being a toy bio for the [[2008]] ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' Overload toy, a form which Overload had since reformatted into after the events of ''Armada'' and began searching for answers to his mysterious past. The second was told by Ichikawa in collaboration with [[Ask Vector Prime]], where he finally got the chance to tell the untold story from the ''Linkage'' comics.
	**Before and during this episode, Overload had been partially rebuilt by [[Rhinox (Armada)\|Rhinox]] from an earlier form and gained [[Rollout (Armada)\|Rollout]] as a binary-bonded partner. Overload's upgrades were never completed before he was deployed into battle alongside Optimus Prime and thus, he had no recollection of how he got there or who he was. ''([[Overload (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|See Overload's article for more]]).''		**Before and during this episode, Overload had been partially rebuilt by [[Rhinox (Armada)\|Rhinox]] from an earlier form and gained [[Rollout (Armada)\|Rollout]] as a binary-bonded partner. Overload's upgrades were never completed before he was deployed into battle alongside Optimus Prime and thus, he had no recollection of how he got there or who he was. ''([[Overload (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|See Overload's article for more]]).''

Saix at 03:57, 14 July 2023

2023-07-14T03:57:45Z

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	On top of the hull of the ''[[Axalon (Armada)\|Axalon]]'', Optimus Prime gets reintroduced to his crew, and the [[Mini-Con]]s escorting the ship. But the welcoming party is cut short by an electrical space anomaly that suddenly appeared in the ship's path. [[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] and [[Red Alert (Armada)\|Red Alert]] are pulled into the hole, which fades away.		On top of the hull of the ''[[Axalon (Armada)\|Axalon]]'', Optimus Prime gets reintroduced to his crew, and the [[Mini-Con]]s escorting the ship. But the welcoming party is cut short by an electrical space anomaly that suddenly appeared in the ship's path. [[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] and [[Red Alert (Armada)\|Red Alert]] are pulled into the hole, which fades away.

	On a strange alien landscape, Hot Shot and Red Alert reawaken. Red Alert quickly acts responsibly and sends a beacon to the [[Autobot]] ship. Next, the two survey the irregular terrain they arrived in. A dark copy of Optimus Prime assaults and chases the two.		On [[Salt planet\|a strange alien landscape]], Hot Shot and Red Alert reawaken. Red Alert quickly acts responsibly and sends a beacon to the [[Autobot]] ship. Next, the two survey the irregular terrain they arrived in. A dark copy of Optimus Prime assaults and chases the two.

	Elsewhere, the [[Decepticon]]s begin their hunt on the planet for their enemies. Their attention is brought to the noise of the Autobots' fight. The three Decepticons transform to assist the black scourge who introduces himself as [[Nemesis Prime (Armada)\|Nemesis Prime]]. Using an amazing ability to alter his own shape, Nemesis Prime turns on Megatron, holding the Decepticon leader in the air.		Elsewhere, the [[Decepticon]]s begin their hunt on the planet for their enemies. Their attention is brought to the noise of the Autobots' fight. The three Decepticons transform to assist the black scourge who introduces himself as [[Nemesis Prime (Armada)\|Nemesis Prime]]. Using an amazing ability to alter his own shape, Nemesis Prime turns on Megatron, holding the Decepticon leader in the air.
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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*The intro to the episode has a unique narration that mentions the kids, which flows into a recap of [[Miracle\|the last episode]].		*The intro to the episode has a unique narration that mentions the kids, which flows into a recap of [[Miracle\|the last episode]].
	*Much like Sideways, Nemesis Prime is an extension of [[Unicron]] and has abilities beyond comprehension~~. However, unlike Sideways, who hails from [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Planet X]], Nemesis Prime doesn't exist as an individual being, rather he is an evil clone~~.		*Much like Sideways, Nemesis Prime is an extension of [[Unicron]] and has abilities beyond comprehension.
	**It is also unclear whether Sideways ''is'' or ''isn't'' Nemesis Prime. The episode title and the image of Sideways after Nemesis Prime's demise seems to suggest that Nemesis Prime is a puppet of Sideways, who in turn is a puppet of Unicron.		**It is also unclear whether Sideways ''is'' or ''isn't'' Nemesis Prime. The episode title and the image of Sideways after Nemesis Prime's demise seems to suggest that Nemesis Prime is a puppet of Sideways, who in turn is a puppet of Unicron.
	*The [[Vorpal Saber]], originally released in toy form as the "Dark Saber", is made up of evil clones of the [[Air Defense Mini-Con Team (Armada)\|Star Saber Mini-Cons]]. While not presented in this episode as individuals, the [[Transformers Collectors' Club]] would give them official English names and bios further cementing them as the Saber used in the show.		*The [[Vorpal Saber]], originally released in toy form as the "Dark Saber", is made up of evil clones of the [[Air Defense Mini-Con Team (Armada)\|Star Saber Mini-Cons]]. While not presented in this episode as individuals, the [[Transformers Collectors' Club]] would give them official English names and bios further cementing them as the Saber used in the show.

OhNoItsCaleb: /* Quotes */

2022-06-12T21:22:21Z

Quotes

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	"As Galvatron, I have even more power!"		"As Galvatron, I have even more power!"
	:—'''Meg-err, Galvatron'''		:—'''Meg-err, Galvatron'''


			"Megatron! Blast 'em with the Requiem Blaster!"<br>
			"''Galvatron'' to you."
			:—'''Optimus Prime''' knows how to destroy Nemesis, but '''Galvatron''' is more concerned with his fancy new name.
	{{--}}		{{--}}

OhNoItsCaleb: /* Quotes */

2022-06-12T21:06:52Z

Quotes

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	"Nemesis Prime will... destroy!"		"Nemesis Prime will... destroy!"
	:—'''Nemesis Prime'''		:—'''Nemesis Prime'''


			"This fighting... must end..."
			:—'''Longarm''' just wants peace and love, man.

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	**Starscream comments that he now looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. Thundercracker would later make his debut in the ''Cybertron'' cartoon.		**Starscream comments that he now looks like [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]]. Thundercracker would later make his debut in the ''Cybertron'' cartoon.
	**Megatron declares himself "Galvatron". This is not the [[Transformers: Energon (cartoon)\|last]] [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|time]] you'll see him do this in the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]].		**Megatron declares himself "Galvatron". This is not the [[Transformers: Energon (cartoon)\|last]] [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|time]] you'll see him do this in the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]].
	*Overload debuts this episode. Although, for all the gimmicks the toy has, Overload basically serves as a Deus ex ~~MaEchina~~. He has no character development whatsoever and is just a piece of equipment. His sudden appearance was on the "to-do" list of things [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] wanted to explain in the ''[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]'' comics, but there was never time for it and so Overload only received a cameo in the story.		*Overload debuts this episode. Although, for all the gimmicks the toy has, Overload basically serves as a Deus ex Machina. He has no character development whatsoever and is just a piece of equipment. His sudden appearance was on the "to-do" list of things [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] wanted to explain in the ''[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]'' comics, but there was never time for it and so Overload only received a cameo in the story.
	**Eventually, Overload's story would be told in two more forms of fiction. The first being a toy bio for the [[2008]] ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' Overload toy, a form which Overload had since reformatted into after the events of ''Armada'' and began searching for answers to his mysterious past. The second was told by Ichikawa in collaboration with [[Ask Vector Prime]], where he finally got the chance to tell the untold story from the ''Linkage'' comics.		**Eventually, Overload's story would be told in two more forms of fiction. The first being a toy bio for the [[2008]] ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' Overload toy, a form which Overload had since reformatted into after the events of ''Armada'' and began searching for answers to his mysterious past. The second was told by Ichikawa in collaboration with [[Ask Vector Prime]], where he finally got the chance to tell the untold story from the ''Linkage'' comics.
	**Before and during this episode, Overload had been partially rebuilt by [[Rhinox (Armada)\|Rhinox]] from an earlier form and gained [[Rollout (Armada)\|Rollout]] as a binary-bonded partner. Overload's upgrades were never completed before he was deployed into battle alongside Optimus Prime and thus, he had no recollection of how he got there or who he was. ''([[Overload (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|See Overload's article for more]]).''		**Before and during this episode, Overload had been partially rebuilt by [[Rhinox (Armada)\|Rhinox]] from an earlier form and gained [[Rollout (Armada)\|Rollout]] as a binary-bonded partner. Overload's upgrades were never completed before he was deployed into battle alongside Optimus Prime and thus, he had no recollection of how he got there or who he was. ''([[Overload (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|See Overload's article for more]]).''