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	In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.		In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.

	With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[~~Alpha Trion (G1)\|~~Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.		With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.

	These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.		These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.

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	*[[Waspinator (BW)#2005 IDW continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"		*[[Waspinator (BW)#2005 IDW continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"
	*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#2005 IDW continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)#2005 IDW continuity\|Metalhawk]]		*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#2005 IDW continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Metalhawk]]
	*[[Aileron#2005 IDW continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Windblade]]}}		*[[Aileron#2005 IDW continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Windblade]]}}

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2005 IDW continuity

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	These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.		These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.

	Despite mixed reactions from the producer, who tried axing the work before it reached cinemas, Thundercracker managed to get the film to Earth... where Ruby informed him that due to [[Dark Invasion\|the last Cybertronian-made film]] bombing, he was only able to find a distributor called "Coma", and he wasn't even certain what kind of distribution they were.		Despite mixed reactions from the producer, who tried axing the work before it reached cinemas, Thundercracker managed to get the film to Earth... where Ruby informed him that due to [[Dark Invasion\|the last Cybertronian-made film]] bombing, he was only able to find a distributor called "[[Coma]]", and he wasn't even certain what kind of distribution they were.

	It wasn't all doom and gloom, though. As it turned out, [[J.J. Hackensack]] had seen the movie, and felt it had a spark, enough so that he called up Thundercracker to ask him to make another movie with him. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}}		It wasn't all doom and gloom, though. As it turned out, [[J.J. Hackensack]] had seen the movie, and felt it had a spark, enough so that he called up Thundercracker to ask him to make another movie with him. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}}

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	{{disambig2\|the in-universe film\|the real-life comic book that tells the story of its production\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)}}		{{disambig2\|the in-universe film\|the real-life comic book that tells the story of its production\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)}}
			[[File:StarscreamTheMovie ThundercrackerActing.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.5\|right\|''Citizen Plane'']]
	'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.		'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.

Saix at 20:00, 3 May 2019

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	{{disambig2\|the in-universe film\|the real-life comic book that tells the story of its production\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)}}		{{disambig2\|the in-universe film\|the real-life comic book that tells the story of its production\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)}}

	'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.		'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.

	The crew's work includes:		The crew's work includes:
	{{collist\|2\|		{{collist\|2\|
	*Writing and direction by [[Thundercracker (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Thundercracker]]		*Writing and direction by [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]]
	*Produced by [[Starscream (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Starscream]]		*Produced by [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]]
	*Cinematography by [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]]		*Cinematography by [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]]
	*Lighting by [[Flash Bang (G1)\|Flash Bang]]		*Lighting by [[Flash Bang (G1)\|Flash Bang]]
	*Production design by [[Seaspray (G1)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Seaspray]]}}		*Production design by [[Seaspray (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Seaspray]]}}

	The cast include:		The cast include:
	{{collist\|2\|		{{collist\|2\|
	*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Skywarp]]		*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Skywarp]]
	*[[Acid Storm (G1)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)		*[[Acid Storm (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)
	*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Megatron]]		*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]
	*[[Flamewar (G1)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rodimus]]		*[[Flamewar (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]]
	*[[Waspinator (BW)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"		*[[Waspinator (BW)#2005 IDW continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"
	*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Metalhawk]]		*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#2005 IDW continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)#2005 IDW continuity\|Metalhawk]]
	*[[Aileron#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Windblade]]}}		*[[Aileron#2005 IDW continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Windblade]]}}

	Special thanks go to [[Buster (IDW)\|Buster]], [[Marissa Faireborn]], [[Rashid Nasir]], [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], Starscream, Skywarp, [[Dirge (G1)\|Dirge]], and [[IDW Publishing\|a bunch of other people]].		Special thanks go to [[Buster (IDW)\|Buster]], [[Marissa Faireborn]], [[Rashid Nasir]], [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], Starscream, Skywarp, [[Dirge (G1)\|Dirge]], and [[IDW Publishing\|a bunch of other people]].

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.		In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.

	With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.		With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.

	These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.		These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.
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	It wasn't all doom and gloom, though. As it turned out, [[J.J. Hackensack]] had seen the movie, and felt it had a spark, enough so that he called up Thundercracker to ask him to make another movie with him. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}}		It wasn't all doom and gloom, though. As it turned out, [[J.J. Hackensack]] had seen the movie, and felt it had a spark, enough so that he called up Thundercracker to ask him to make another movie with him. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}}

	[[~~category~~:Films]]		[[Category:Films]]
	[[~~category~~:IDW ~~Generation 1~~ Transformer culture]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) Transformer culture]]

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 22:18, 7 December 2018

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	'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.		'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.

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	'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this film is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.		'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.

	The crew's work includes:		The crew's work includes:

NexusShard17 at 13:28, 27 August 2018

2018-08-27T13:28:58Z

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	*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Skywarp]]		*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Skywarp]]
	*[[Acid Storm#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)		*[[Acid Storm (G1)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)
	*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]]		*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]]
	*[[Flamewar (G1)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]]		*[[Flamewar (G1)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]]
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	In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.		In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.

	With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.		With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.

	These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.		These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.

TimeLord11 at 01:34, 7 July 2018

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	*[[Acid Storm#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)		*[[Acid Storm#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)
	*Tankor as [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]]		*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]]
	*[[Flamewar (G1)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]]		*[[Flamewar (G1)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]]
	*[[Waspinator (BW)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"		*[[Waspinator (BW)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"

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	*[[Flamewar (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]]		*[[Flamewar (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]]
	*[[Waspinator (BW)#2005 IDW continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"		*[[Waspinator (BW)#2005 IDW continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"
	*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#2005 IDW continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)#2005 IDW continuity\|Metalhawk]]		*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#2005 IDW continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Metalhawk]]
	*[[Aileron#2005 IDW continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Windblade]]}}		*[[Aileron#2005 IDW continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Windblade]]}}

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	{{disambig2\|the in-universe film\|the real-life comic book that tells the story of its production\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)}}		{{disambig2\|the in-universe film\|the real-life comic book that tells the story of its production\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)}}
			[[File:StarscreamTheMovie ThundercrackerActing.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.5\|right\|''Citizen Plane'']]
	'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.		'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.

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	{{disambig2\|the in-universe film\|the real-life comic book that tells the story of its production\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)}}		{{disambig2\|the in-universe film\|the real-life comic book that tells the story of its production\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)}}

	'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.		'''''Starscream: The Movie''''' is an epic and dynamic exploration of the life of [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]], and his struggles, spanning eons as it gives audiences a glimpse into the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s ambitions and motivations, covering his entire life, from his modest origins of simple wealth, to conflicted [[Decepticon]], to his ultimate fall from grace, exploring its themes and characters in a way audiences never knew they needed. Featuring a sizzling script from the triple-threat that is [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]], astonishing cinematography, and powerhouse performances from the greats of [[Transformer\|Cybertronian]] theatre, this [[film]] is an un-missable, once-in-a-lifetime piece of true art.

	The crew's work includes:		The crew's work includes:
	{{collist\|2\|		{{collist\|2\|
	*Writing and direction by [[Thundercracker (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Thundercracker]]		*Writing and direction by [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]]
	*Produced by [[Starscream (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Starscream]]		*Produced by [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]]
	*Cinematography by [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]]		*Cinematography by [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]]
	*Lighting by [[Flash Bang (G1)\|Flash Bang]]		*Lighting by [[Flash Bang (G1)\|Flash Bang]]
	*Production design by [[Seaspray (G1)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Seaspray]]}}		*Production design by [[Seaspray (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Seaspray]]}}

	The cast include:		The cast include:
	{{collist\|2\|		{{collist\|2\|
	*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Skywarp]]		*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Skywarp]]
	*[[Acid Storm (G1)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)		*[[Acid Storm (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)
	*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Megatron]]		*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]
	*[[Flamewar (G1)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rodimus]]		*[[Flamewar (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]]
	*[[Waspinator (BW)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"		*[[Waspinator (BW)#2005 IDW continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"
	*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Metalhawk]]		*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#2005 IDW continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)#2005 IDW continuity\|Metalhawk]]
	*[[Aileron#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Windblade]]}}		*[[Aileron#2005 IDW continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Windblade]]}}

	Special thanks go to [[Buster (IDW)\|Buster]], [[Marissa Faireborn]], [[Rashid Nasir]], [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], Starscream, Skywarp, [[Dirge (G1)\|Dirge]], and [[IDW Publishing\|a bunch of other people]].		Special thanks go to [[Buster (IDW)\|Buster]], [[Marissa Faireborn]], [[Rashid Nasir]], [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], Starscream, Skywarp, [[Dirge (G1)\|Dirge]], and [[IDW Publishing\|a bunch of other people]].

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.		In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.

	With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.		With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.

	These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.		These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.
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	It wasn't all doom and gloom, though. As it turned out, [[J.J. Hackensack]] had seen the movie, and felt it had a spark, enough so that he called up Thundercracker to ask him to make another movie with him. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}}		It wasn't all doom and gloom, though. As it turned out, [[J.J. Hackensack]] had seen the movie, and felt it had a spark, enough so that he called up Thundercracker to ask him to make another movie with him. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}}

	[[~~category~~:Films]]		[[Category:Films]]
	[[~~category~~:IDW ~~Generation 1~~ Transformer culture]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) Transformer culture]]

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	*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Skywarp]]		*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Skywarp]]
	*[[Acid Storm#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)		*[[Acid Storm (G1)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)
	*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]]		*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]]
	*[[Flamewar (G1)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]]		*[[Flamewar (G1)#IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]]
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	In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.		In an attempt to get the people of [[Earth]] onto his side, Starscream approached Thundercracker, asking him to devise a film to help them understand the ''real'' Starscream. Thundercracker readily accepted, and set to work producing the script, with some assistance from Starscream, who provided ''entirely accurate'' testimony of his life.

	With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.		With the script mostly done, Thundercracker set about actually bringing the film to life, with assistance from [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]], [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]], and [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]]. However, he soon found himself needing new perspective, visiting his old Seeker comrade [[Skywarp (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Skywarp]] for help. When that didn't work out, he visited Starscream, then [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]]. The old sage's words about using myths to inspire truth resonated with Thundercracker, who returned to his work (which had by this point cast [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Rodimus]], despite his minimal involvement in events, to grab audience attention). Sadly, things didn't work so well, prompting Thundercracker to storm off set after Acid Storm complained about the quality of the make-up. Still conflicted, Thundercracker talked with [[Marissa Faireborn]], who told her friend that Starscream was blatantly a self-serving sociopath, something 'Cracker acknowledged as making him an interesting protagonist, if it was what Starscream wanted the film to show. To help him, Marissa got Thundercracker in contact with the human [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], who Thundercracker gave an early screening of the film to. The [[human]] criticized the movie as simply being a bunch of "talking heads", rather than what the audience wanted, which was explosions and plenty of them.

	These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.		These words struck a chord with Thundercracker, who promptly tossed out the old script, and wrote a new one, designed to inspire people. Somehow, this did not inspire Acid Storm, who quit immediately after reading the new script. Therefore, Thundercracker valiantly took it upon himself to be the lead. And just as he did so, he was informed Starscream had been arrested. Which, as it turned out, provided the perfect ending for the film.

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	The crew's work includes:		The crew's work includes:
	{{collist\|2\|		{{collist\|2\|
	*Writing and direction by [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]]		* Writing and direction by [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]]
	*Produced by [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]]		* Produced by [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]]
	*Cinematography by [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]]		* Cinematography by [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]]
	*Lighting by [[Flash Bang (G1)\|Flash Bang]]		* Lighting by [[Flash Bang (G1)\|Flash Bang]]
	*Production design by [[Seaspray (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Seaspray]]}}		* Production design by [[Seaspray (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Seaspray]]}}

	The cast include:		The cast include:
	{{collist\|2\|		{{collist\|2\|
	*Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Skywarp]]		* Thundercracker as himself, Starscream, and [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Skywarp]]
	*[[Acid Storm (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)		* [[Acid Storm (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Acid Storm]] as Starscream (footage unused)
	*[[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]		* [[Tankor (BM)\|Tankor]] as [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]
	*[[Flamewar (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]]		* [[Flamewar (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Flamewar]] as [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]]
	*[[Waspinator (BW)#2005 IDW continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"		* [[Waspinator (BW)#2005 IDW continuity\|Waspinator]] as "Bug"
	*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#2005 IDW continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Metalhawk]]		* [[Sky-Byte (RID)#2005 IDW continuity\|Sky-Byte]] as [[Metalhawk (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Metalhawk]]
	*[[Aileron#2005 IDW continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Windblade]]}}		* [[Aileron#2005 IDW continuity\|Aileron]] as [[Windblade (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Windblade]]}}

	Special thanks go to [[Buster (IDW)\|Buster]], [[Marissa Faireborn]], [[Rashid Nasir]], [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], Starscream, Skywarp, [[Dirge (G1)\|Dirge]], and [[IDW Publishing\|a bunch of other people]].		Special thanks go to [[Buster (IDW)\|Buster]], [[Marissa Faireborn]], [[Rashid Nasir]], [[Bulletman\|Richard Ruby]], Starscream, Skywarp, [[Dirge (G1)\|Dirge]], and [[IDW Publishing\|a bunch of other people]].