Scorpinok (episode) - Revision history

OhNoItsCaleb: /* Differences with Super Link */

2025-10-05T13:07:43Z

Differences with Super Link

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	[[File:Energonep3 shock shock shock.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.2]]		[[File:Energonep3 shock shock shock.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.2]]
	Amazingly, not a lot is different:		Amazingly, not a lot is different:
			*During the cutaway gag of Kicker taking out his anger on a wall in Ocean City, ''Super Link'' adds the small detail of Demolishor approaching Kicker instead of just cutting to him. On top of that, ''Energon'' adds silly music to the background, while it's completely silent in ''Super Link''.
	*Jetfire mentions the enemy's penchant for rushing blindly toward energon, not mentioned in ''Energon'' but pretty clear from the animation.		*Jetfire mentions the enemy's penchant for rushing blindly toward energon, not mentioned in ''Energon'' but pretty clear from the animation.
	*Misha and her fellow scientist are worried about getting attacked because of the energon star the Omnicons are working to create, a point lost in ''Energon''.		*Misha and her fellow scientist are worried about getting attacked because of the energon star the Omnicons are working to create, a point lost in ''Energon''.

ZarquisYiris: Undo revision 1834228 by ZarquisYiris (talk)

2025-05-22T21:54:39Z

Undo revision 1834228 by ZarquisYiris (talk)

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	*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (11)		*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (11)
	*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (12)		*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (12)
	*[[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]] (18)		*[[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]]s (18)
	*[[Strongarm (Energon)\|Strongarm]] (19)		*[[Strongarm (Energon)\|Strongarm]]s (19)
	*[[Prime Force\|Copter-2]] (21)		*[[Prime Force\|Copter-2]] (21)

ZarquisYiris: /* Featured characters */

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Featured characters

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	*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (11)		*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (11)
	*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (12)		*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (12)
	*[[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]]s (18)		*[[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]] (18)
	*[[Strongarm (Energon)\|Strongarm]]s (19)		*[[Strongarm (Energon)\|Strongarm]] (19)
	*[[Prime Force\|Copter-2]] (21)		*[[Prime Force\|Copter-2]] (21)

SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2025-05-02T23:29:01Z

Foreign localization

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	'''French'''		'''French'''
	:* ''Title:'' "'''Scorpinok'''"		:* ''Title:'' "'''Scorpinok'''"
			::*Optimus Prime says "You two!" instead of "Hot Shot, Jetfire!".
			::*Like in the English dub, Misha is called "Mika".
			::*Kicker's line "Sureshock ! Vehicle mode!" is dubbed by "No time to waste! My vehicle!".
			::*For some reason, [[Olivier Destrez]] says his Scorponok's line "Keep working you mindless minions!" with a rural accent.
			::*Skyblast's line "Okay, it's ready!" is said by [[Yoann Sover]] in his Strongarm voice.
			::*Like in the Italian dub, Demolishor's line "How is it possible Tidal Wave said re-animated? Couldn't be true. Can Megatron be awakened?!" is non-sensically changed to "How '''did they revive''' Tidal Wave? Can Megatron really be awakened '''too'''?".

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

SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2025-04-20T17:56:00Z

Foreign localization

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	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===
			'''French'''
			:* ''Title:'' "'''Scorpinok'''"

	'''Italian'''		'''Italian'''
	:* ''Title:'' "'''Scorpinok'''"		:* ''Title:'' "'''Scorpinok'''"

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Trivia */

2024-10-27T07:36:50Z

Trivia

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	*When Alpha Q tells Scorponok to wait, he responds with a delayed "pardon?" instead of the usual delayed stock phrase "uh?"		*When Alpha Q tells Scorponok to wait, he responds with a delayed "pardon?" instead of the usual delayed stock phrase "uh?"
	*There's a lot of sweet looking generic bots shown in Desert City and Plains City.		*There's a lot of sweet looking generic bots shown in Desert City and Plains City.
	**Multiple generic [[Padlock (Energon)\|Padlocks]] and "[[~~Padlock (Energon)#Orange~~ jet Autobot~~\|orange jet Autobots~~]]" are among Hot Shot's troops in Desert City.		**Multiple generic [[Padlock (Energon)\|Padlocks]] and "[[orange jet Autobot]]s" are among Hot Shot's troops in Desert City.
	*When Sureshock disengages from Perceptor, the other two [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]] members remain combined—something that can be easily replicated with the toys.		*When Sureshock disengages from Perceptor, the other two [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]] members remain combined—something that can be easily replicated with the toys.
	*Nobody appears to care about all the generics who get killed in this episode, seemingly exploding and dying after a single shot. [[To sell toys\|Only Hot Shot matters]]!		*Nobody appears to care about all the generics who get killed in this episode, seemingly exploding and dying after a single shot. [[To sell toys\|Only Hot Shot matters]]!

Astrum: /* Trivia */

2024-03-17T18:58:39Z

Trivia

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	*When Ironhide first encounters Scorponok, he calls Scorponok an "oversized insect". Scorpions are actually arachnids!		*When Ironhide first encounters Scorponok, he calls Scorponok an "oversized insect". Scorpions are actually arachnids!
	{{--}}		{{--}}

			===Foreign localization===
			'''Italian'''
			:* ''Title:'' "'''Scorpinok'''"
			::*Misha's name is corrected.
			::*Ironhide's line: "We don’t have a minute!" starts being heard when he's pictured instead of after that, despite the fact that he's not seen moving his mouth.
			::*Demolishor saying: "How is it possible Tidal Wave said re-animated? Couldn't be true. Can Megatron be awakened?!" is non-sensically changed to: "How is it possible Tidal Wave '''has been''' regenerated? I wonder if Megatron can be awakened '''too'''".

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

OhNoItsCaleb: /* Continuity notes */ Fixed a slight spelling error.

2022-07-08T00:44:51Z

Continuity notes: Fixed a slight spelling error.

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*This episode marks the first appearance of Galvatron's corpse in the Paramount DVD version of the series.		*This episode marks the first appearance of Galvatron's corpse in the Paramount DVD version of the series.
	*Carlos, while doing his job as he searches for the missing Cyclonus and Tidal Wave, expresses a lack of sympathy for the missing pair, further establishing a lack of equality. It's no wonder the Decepticons end up ~~joinning~~ the opposing side—even the less violent and merciless Decepticons get treated poorly.		*Carlos, while doing his job as he searches for the missing Cyclonus and Tidal Wave, expresses a lack of sympathy for the missing pair, further establishing a lack of equality. It's no wonder the Decepticons end up joining the opposing side—even the less violent and merciless Decepticons get treated poorly.
	*This episode has a surprising amount of generic casualties as Tidal Wave almost single-handedly wipes out an entire army of Autobots. This is something that wasn't seen previous in ''Armada'' and will continue throughout the rest of ''Energon''.		*This episode has a surprising amount of generic casualties as Tidal Wave almost single-handedly wipes out an entire army of Autobots. This is something that wasn't seen previous in ''Armada'' and will continue throughout the rest of ''Energon''.
	**Credit where it's due: this show has some fairly dark moments for a kids cartoon, they just usually get glossed over due to the violence being primarily focused on expendable generics.		**Credit where it's due: this show has some fairly dark moments for a kids cartoon, they just usually get glossed over due to the violence being primarily focused on expendable generics.

OhNoItsCaleb: /* Differences with Super Link */

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Differences with Super Link

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	*In ''Super Link'', when Tidal Wave grabs the Energon star, we see a full-body shot of him writhing as he is shocked, which concludes with the appearance of his "lightning" scars and him collapsing on his back. ''Energon'', apparently working with unfinished animation, substitutes all of this with a still close up of Tidal Wave's head taken from earlier in the episode (and hence featuring a space backdrop), with white flashes superimposed over the top of it.		*In ''Super Link'', when Tidal Wave grabs the Energon star, we see a full-body shot of him writhing as he is shocked, which concludes with the appearance of his "lightning" scars and him collapsing on his back. ''Energon'', apparently working with unfinished animation, substitutes all of this with a still close up of Tidal Wave's head taken from earlier in the episode (and hence featuring a space backdrop), with white flashes superimposed over the top of it.
	*At the end of the battle, Ironhide originally comments on Tidal Wave's intelligence, prompting Kicker to make a similar crack about Ironhide. This is why Ironhide is visibly frustrated at the end of the scene.		*At the end of the battle, Ironhide originally comments on Tidal Wave's intelligence, prompting Kicker to make a similar crack about Ironhide. This is why Ironhide is visibly frustrated at the end of the scene.
	*When Ironhide gets his reward from Optimus at the end of the episode, it's sunset. In ''Energon'', everything has an orange glow to it, most noticeably the Transformers. This effect was removed in ''Super Link''.		*When Ironhide gets his reward from Optimus at the end of the episode, it's sunset. In the next scene, a lonely Demolishor watches the sunset in Ocean City and thinks to himself. In ''Energon'', everything has an orange glow to it, most noticeably the Transformers. This effect was removed in ''Super Link''.
	*As Demolishor watches the sunset alone in Ocean City, he wonders if Tidal Wave changing sides means Megatron could, somehow, still be alive in ''Super Link''. In ''Energon'', Demolishor doesn't believe that Tidal Wave said "reanimated" (see above), and wonders if Megatron could be awakened.		*As Demolishor watches the sunset alone in Ocean City, he wonders if Tidal Wave changing sides means Megatron could, somehow, still be alive in ''Super Link''. In ''Energon'', Demolishor doesn't believe that Tidal Wave said "reanimated" (see above), and wonders if Megatron could be awakened.

OhNoItsCaleb: /* Differences with Super Link */

2022-06-20T14:35:17Z

Differences with Super Link

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	*At the end of the battle, Ironhide originally comments on Tidal Wave's intelligence, prompting Kicker to make a similar crack about Ironhide. This is why Ironhide is visibly frustrated at the end of the scene.		*At the end of the battle, Ironhide originally comments on Tidal Wave's intelligence, prompting Kicker to make a similar crack about Ironhide. This is why Ironhide is visibly frustrated at the end of the scene.
	*When Ironhide gets his reward from Optimus at the end of the episode, it's sunset. In ''Energon'', everything has an orange glow to it, most noticeably the Transformers. This effect was removed in ''Super Link''.		*When Ironhide gets his reward from Optimus at the end of the episode, it's sunset. In ''Energon'', everything has an orange glow to it, most noticeably the Transformers. This effect was removed in ''Super Link''.
			*As Demolishor watches the sunset alone in Ocean City, he wonders if Tidal Wave changing sides means Megatron could, somehow, still be alive in ''Super Link''. In ''Energon'', Demolishor doesn't believe that Tidal Wave said "reanimated" (see above), and wonders if Megatron could be awakened.

	===Pain count===		===Pain count===

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	*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (11)		*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (11)
	*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (12)		*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (12)
	*[[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]] (18)		*[[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]]s (18)
	*[[Strongarm (Energon)\|Strongarm]] (19)		*[[Strongarm (Energon)\|Strongarm]]s (19)
	*[[Prime Force\|Copter-2]] (21)		*[[Prime Force\|Copter-2]] (21)

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	*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (11)		*[[Hot Shot (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Hot Shot]] (11)
	*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (12)		*[[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (12)
	*[[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]]s (18)		*[[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]] (18)
	*[[Strongarm (Energon)\|Strongarm]]s (19)		*[[Strongarm (Energon)\|Strongarm]] (19)
	*[[Prime Force\|Copter-2]] (21)		*[[Prime Force\|Copter-2]] (21)