Talk:The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode) - Revision history

Saix at 19:33, 28 February 2023

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	==Doc's Lab==		==Doc's Lab==
	At the start of Omega's tale, he's in [[~~Doc (G1)~~\|Doc's]] lab getting a checkup. The background sound effects sound very [[Star Trek\|Star Trek: TOS-ey]] to me, but I'm not an expert. Can anyone confirm? [[User:TGB\|TGB]] ([[User talk:TGB\|talk]]) 10:23, 7 August 2018 (EDT)		At the start of Omega's tale, he's in [[Robodoctor\|Doc's]] lab getting a checkup. The background sound effects sound very [[Star Trek\|Star Trek: TOS-ey]] to me, but I'm not an expert. Can anyone confirm? [[User:TGB\|TGB]] ([[User talk:TGB\|talk]]) 10:23, 7 August 2018 (EDT)

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	:Yes. He got most of his body from the same place as Optimus Prime's trailer. [[User:Timrollpickering\|Timrollpickering]] 10:37, 11 March 2011 (EST)		:Yes. He got most of his body from the same place as Optimus Prime's trailer. [[User:Timrollpickering\|Timrollpickering]] 10:37, 11 March 2011 (EST)

			==Doc's Lab==
			At the start of Omega's tale, he's in [[Doc (G1)\|Doc's]] lab getting a checkup. The background sound effects sound very [[Star Trek\|Star Trek: TOS-ey]] to me, but I'm not an expert. Can anyone confirm? [[User:TGB\|TGB]] ([[User talk:TGB\|talk]]) 10:23, 7 August 2018 (EDT)

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	== Omega's Transformation ==		== Omega's Transformation ==

	Whenever Omega Supreme is in his rocket mode how exactly is he able to transform seeing as the tank that forms most of his body isn't present. When Omega goes after the Constructicons on Earth and transforms the tank component literally comes out of nowhere. Anyone got an explaination?		Whenever Omega Supreme is in his rocket mode how exactly is he able to transform seeing as the tank that forms most of his body isn't present. When Omega goes after the Constructicons on Earth and transforms the tank component literally comes out of nowhere. Anyone got an explaination? {{unsigned\|Durge\|17:04, 2 January 2011}}

	:Yes. He got most of his body from the same place as Optimus Prime's trailer. [[User:Timrollpickering\|Timrollpickering]] 10:37, 11 March 2011 (EST)		:Yes. He got most of his body from the same place as Optimus Prime's trailer. [[User:Timrollpickering\|Timrollpickering]] 10:37, 11 March 2011 (EST)

Timrollpickering: /* Omega's Transformation */

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	Whenever Omega Supreme is in his rocket mode how exactly is he able to transform seeing as the tank that forms most of his body isn't present. When Omega goes after the Constructicons on Earth and transforms the tank component literally comes out of nowhere. Anyone got an explaination?		Whenever Omega Supreme is in his rocket mode how exactly is he able to transform seeing as the tank that forms most of his body isn't present. When Omega goes after the Constructicons on Earth and transforms the tank component literally comes out of nowhere. Anyone got an explaination?

			:Yes. He got most of his body from the same place as Optimus Prime's trailer. [[User:Timrollpickering\|Timrollpickering]] 10:37, 11 March 2011 (EST)

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	Here's why I'm confused: The Constructicons could conceivably have left and returned, but one has to wonder why they couldn't have just sabotaged the place the first time. Further, if Megatron was able to get into the Crystal City to Robo-Smash the Constructicons, shouldn't Omega be taking some responsibility for... well, not doing his job to begin with? It would seem odd that no one bothered to point that out (especially when the Constructicons mocked him later in the episode). [[User:Luke\|Luke]] 18:01, 24 March 2010 (EDT)		Here's why I'm confused: The Constructicons could conceivably have left and returned, but one has to wonder why they couldn't have just sabotaged the place the first time. Further, if Megatron was able to get into the Crystal City to Robo-Smash the Constructicons, shouldn't Omega be taking some responsibility for... well, not doing his job to begin with? It would seem odd that no one bothered to point that out (especially when the Constructicons mocked him later in the episode). [[User:Luke\|Luke]] 18:01, 24 March 2010 (EDT)

			== Omega's Transformation ==

			Whenever Omega Supreme is in his rocket mode how exactly is he able to transform seeing as the tank that forms most of his body isn't present. When Omega goes after the Constructicons on Earth and transforms the tank component literally comes out of nowhere. Anyone got an explaination?

Luke at 22:03, 24 March 2010

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	Would it be worth noting how Cosmos repeatedly returning to Autobot base then sent back into space reflects his toy bio of his loneliness, or is that going overboard? - [[User:Zadok Rox\|Zadok Rox]] 23:02, 7 February 2010 (EST)		Would it be worth noting how Cosmos repeatedly returning to Autobot base then sent back into space reflects his toy bio of his loneliness, or is that going overboard? - [[User:Zadok Rox\|Zadok Rox]] 23:02, 7 February 2010 (EST)

	I'm a bit confused as to the sequence and location of the Constructicons getting smashed. They pull up to the Crystal City and say they need to fix "the foundation of the north wall". They talk to Omega while we get exposition about the Robo-Smasher, then they say they need to "be off". The next scene has them apparently fixing said wall. But when they decoy Omega, they approach the City again, suggesting they were atttacked while fixing a wall in another location.		I'm a bit confused as to the sequence and location of the Constructicons getting smashed. They pull up to the Crystal City and say they need to fix "the foundation of the north wall". They talk to Omega while we get exposition about the Robo-Smasher, then they say they need to "be off". The next scene has them apparently fixing said wall. But when they decoy Omega, they approach the City again, suggesting they were atttacked while fixing a wall in another location, but the prior sequence doesn't fit that at all.

	Here's why I'm confused: The Constructicons could conceivably have left and returned, but one has to wonder why they couldn't have just sabotaged the place the first time. Further, if Megatron was able to get into the Crystal City to Robo-Smash the Constructicons, shouldn't Omega be taking some responsibility for... well, not doing his job to begin with? It would seem odd that no one bothered to point that out (especially when the Constructicons mocked him later in the episode). [[User:Luke\|Luke]] 18:01, 24 March 2010 (EDT)		Here's why I'm confused: The Constructicons could conceivably have left and returned, but one has to wonder why they couldn't have just sabotaged the place the first time. Further, if Megatron was able to get into the Crystal City to Robo-Smash the Constructicons, shouldn't Omega be taking some responsibility for... well, not doing his job to begin with? It would seem odd that no one bothered to point that out (especially when the Constructicons mocked him later in the episode). [[User:Luke\|Luke]] 18:01, 24 March 2010 (EDT)

Luke at 22:01, 24 March 2010

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	I'm a bit confused as to the sequence and location of the Constructicons getting smashed. They pull up to the Crystal City and say they need to fix "the foundation of the north wall". They talk to Omega while we get exposition about the Robo-Smasher, then they say they need to "be off". The next scene has them apparently fixing said wall. But when they decoy Omega, they approach the City again, suggesting they were atttacked while fixing a wall in another location.		I'm a bit confused as to the sequence and location of the Constructicons getting smashed. They pull up to the Crystal City and say they need to fix "the foundation of the north wall". They talk to Omega while we get exposition about the Robo-Smasher, then they say they need to "be off". The next scene has them apparently fixing said wall. But when they decoy Omega, they approach the City again, suggesting they were atttacked while fixing a wall in another location.

	Here's why I'm confused: The Constructicons could conceivably have left and returned, but one has to wonder why they couldn't have just sabotaged the place the first time. Further, if Megatron was able to get into the Crystal City to Robo-Smash the Constructicons, shouldn't Omega be taking some responsibility for... well, not doing his job to begin with? It would seem odd that no one bothered to point that out (especially when the Constructicons mocked him later in the episode).		Here's why I'm confused: The Constructicons could conceivably have left and returned, but one has to wonder why they couldn't have just sabotaged the place the first time. Further, if Megatron was able to get into the Crystal City to Robo-Smash the Constructicons, shouldn't Omega be taking some responsibility for... well, not doing his job to begin with? It would seem odd that no one bothered to point that out (especially when the Constructicons mocked him later in the episode). [[User:Luke\|Luke]] 18:01, 24 March 2010 (EDT)

Luke at 22:00, 24 March 2010

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	Would it be worth noting how Cosmos repeatedly returning to Autobot base then sent back into space reflects his toy bio of his loneliness, or is that going overboard? - [[User:Zadok Rox\|Zadok Rox]] 23:02, 7 February 2010 (EST)		Would it be worth noting how Cosmos repeatedly returning to Autobot base then sent back into space reflects his toy bio of his loneliness, or is that going overboard? - [[User:Zadok Rox\|Zadok Rox]] 23:02, 7 February 2010 (EST)

			I'm a bit confused as to the sequence and location of the Constructicons getting smashed. They pull up to the Crystal City and say they need to fix "the foundation of the north wall". They talk to Omega while we get exposition about the Robo-Smasher, then they say they need to "be off". The next scene has them apparently fixing said wall. But when they decoy Omega, they approach the City again, suggesting they were atttacked while fixing a wall in another location.

			Here's why I'm confused: The Constructicons could conceivably have left and returned, but one has to wonder why they couldn't have just sabotaged the place the first time. Further, if Megatron was able to get into the Crystal City to Robo-Smash the Constructicons, shouldn't Omega be taking some responsibility for... well, not doing his job to begin with? It would seem odd that no one bothered to point that out (especially when the Constructicons mocked him later in the episode).

Zadok Rox: New page: Would it be worth noting how Cosmos repeatedly returning to Autobot base then sent back into space reflects his toy bio of his loneliness, or is that going overboard? - ~~~~

2010-02-08T04:02:15Z

New page: Would it be worth noting how Cosmos repeatedly returning to Autobot base then sent back into space reflects his toy bio of his loneliness, or is that going overboard? - ~~~~

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Would it be worth noting how Cosmos repeatedly returning to Autobot base then sent back into space reflects his toy bio of his loneliness, or is that going overboard? - [[User:Zadok Rox|Zadok Rox]] 23:02, 7 February 2010 (EST)