The Stunti-Con Job - Revision history

BerylRoll at 13:12, 15 February 2026

2026-02-15T13:12:06Z

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	* [[Tap-Out (Animated)\|Tap-Out]] (62)		* [[Tap-Out (Animated)\|Tap-Out]] (62)
	* [[Flareup (Animated)\|Flareup]] (63)		* [[Flareup (Animated)\|Flareup]] (63)
	* [[Lickety-Split]] (64)		* [[Lickety-Split (Animated)\|Lickety-Split]] (64)
	* [[Wheelie (Animated)\|Wheelie]] (65)		* [[Wheelie (Animated)\|Wheelie]] (65)
	* [[Chase (Animated)\|Chase]] (66)		* [[Chase (Animated)\|Chase]] (66)

AzimuthAcolyte: Alpha Trion (Animated) -> Alpha Trion update

2025-05-14T01:58:24Z

Alpha Trion (Animated) -> Alpha Trion update

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	* [[Cheetor (Animated)\|Cheetor]] (28)		* [[Cheetor (Animated)\|Cheetor]] (28)
	* [[Ironfist (Animated)\|Ironfist]] (35)		* [[Ironfist (Animated)\|Ironfist]] (35)
	* [[~~Alpha Trion (Animated)\|~~Alpha Trion]] (37)		* [[Alpha Trion]] (37)
	* [[Perceptor (Animated)\|Perceptor]] (38)		* [[Perceptor (Animated)\|Perceptor]] (38)
	* [[Blurr (Animated)\|Blurr]] (cube) (39)		* [[Blurr (Animated)\|Blurr]] (cube) (39)

Saix: /* External links */

2024-01-26T17:49:52Z

External links

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	[[Category:Animated issues]]		[[Category:Animated issues]]
	[[Category:Timelines issues]]		[[Category:Timelines issues]]
	[[Category:Script ~~reading~~]]		[[Category:Script readings]]

Monzo at 02:40, 3 October 2021

2021-10-03T02:40:27Z

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	* Sideswipe prepares "to be blown clear to [[Nebulos]]", the home of the various "Master" partners from the latter years of the original ''The Transformers'' toyline.		* Sideswipe prepares "to be blown clear to [[Nebulos]]", the home of the various "Master" partners from the latter years of the original ''The Transformers'' toyline.
	* References exclusive to the script reading include:		* References exclusive to the script reading include:
	** Sideswipe disparagingly calls Rattletrap a [[glitch mouse]], a type of Cybertronian animal mentioned in ''The Transformers'' episode "[[S.O.S. Dinobots]]".		** Sideswipe disparagingly calls Rattletrap a [[glitch-mouse]], a type of Cybertronian animal mentioned in ''The Transformers'' episode "[[S.O.S. Dinobots]]".
	** Sentinel calls Minerva "Minelba"; Minelba was the English mis-romanization used on ''Masterforce'' [[Minerva (human)\|Minerva's]] packaging.		** Sentinel calls Minerva "Minelba"; Minelba was the English mis-romanization used on ''Masterforce'' [[Minerva (human)\|Minerva's]] packaging.
	** ''Generation 1'' Grimlock mentions the time he kicked Unicron's butt, as seen in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. He also mentions wearing a gold crown (as Grimlock did during his first tenure as leader of the Autobots in the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic) and that he was the first [[Action Master]] (as seen in Marvel's ''The Transformers'' issue [[Still Life!\|#76]]).		** ''Generation 1'' Grimlock mentions the time he kicked Unicron's butt, as seen in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. He also mentions wearing a gold crown (as Grimlock did during his first tenure as leader of the Autobots in the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic) and that he was the first [[Action Master]] (as seen in Marvel's ''The Transformers'' issue [[Still Life!\|#76]]).

Saix: clean up, replaced: Minerva (Masterforce human) → Minerva (human), typos fixed: Club → club

2021-09-19T22:29:43Z

clean up, replaced: Minerva (Masterforce human) → Minerva (human), typos fixed: Club → club

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	* References exclusive to the script reading include:		* References exclusive to the script reading include:
	** Sideswipe disparagingly calls Rattletrap a [[glitch mouse]], a type of Cybertronian animal mentioned in ''The Transformers'' episode "[[S.O.S. Dinobots]]".		** Sideswipe disparagingly calls Rattletrap a [[glitch mouse]], a type of Cybertronian animal mentioned in ''The Transformers'' episode "[[S.O.S. Dinobots]]".
	** Sentinel calls Minerva "Minelba"; Minelba was the English mis-romanization used on ''Masterforce'' [[Minerva (~~Masterforce~~ human)\|Minerva's]] packaging.		** Sentinel calls Minerva "Minelba"; Minelba was the English mis-romanization used on ''Masterforce'' [[Minerva (human)\|Minerva's]] packaging.
	** ''Generation 1'' Grimlock mentions the time he kicked Unicron's butt, as seen in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. He also mentions wearing a gold crown (as Grimlock did during his first tenure as leader of the Autobots in the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic) and that he was the first [[Action Master]] (as seen in Marvel's ''The Transformers'' issue [[Still Life!\|#76]]).		** ''Generation 1'' Grimlock mentions the time he kicked Unicron's butt, as seen in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. He also mentions wearing a gold crown (as Grimlock did during his first tenure as leader of the Autobots in the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic) and that he was the first [[Action Master]] (as seen in Marvel's ''The Transformers'' issue [[Still Life!\|#76]]).

Saix: clean up, replaced: (BWN) → (BW), typos fixed: Club → club (2), two page → two-page

2021-09-19T19:38:16Z

clean up, replaced: (BWN) → (BW), typos fixed: Club → club (2), two page → two-page

Slc56: /* Transformers references */

2021-01-22T05:39:51Z

Transformers references

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	** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrorcon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.		** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrorcon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.
	* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].		* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].
	* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.		* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' counterpart would do.
	* Speaking of ''Beast Wars'', Cheetor snarks claims that he would work with Rattletrap in another lifetime; his ''Beast Wars'' counterpart was part of the same group of Maxmimal's as [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]], Rattletrap's counterpart.		* Speaking of ''Beast Wars'', Cheetor snarks claims that he would work with Rattletrap in another lifetime; his ''Beast Wars'' counterpart was part of the same group of Maxmimal's as [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]], Rattletrap's counterpart.
	* The "jumbotron" screen on page 6 shows the box art for the [[BotCon 2011]] convention toy set.		* The "jumbotron" screen on page 6 shows the box art for the [[BotCon 2011]] convention toy set.

Saix at 05:34, 25 September 2020

2020-09-25T05:34:21Z

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	** Longrack, based on the ''Cybertron'' [[Longrack (Cybertron)\|character]]. A different character named [[Longrack Major]] appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', based on the ''Beast Wars Neo'' version of the [[Longrack (BWN)\|character]]; Longrack's tech specs indicate he was named for Longrack Major.		** Longrack, based on the ''Cybertron'' [[Longrack (Cybertron)\|character]]. A different character named [[Longrack Major]] appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', based on the ''Beast Wars Neo'' version of the [[Longrack (BWN)\|character]]; Longrack's tech specs indicate he was named for Longrack Major.
	** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.		** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.
	** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|~~Terrocon~~]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.		** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrorcon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.
	* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].		* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].
	* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.		* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.

Escargon at 00:28, 5 September 2020

2020-09-05T00:28:43Z

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	* Toxitron's depiction is based on DC Comics supervillain {{w\|Bizarro}}, a failed clone of Superman.		* Toxitron's depiction is based on DC Comics supervillain {{w\|Bizarro}}, a failed clone of Superman.
	* References exclusive to the script reading include:		* References exclusive to the script reading include:
	** Sideswipe calls Rattletrap "Cheesy Rider", after the 1969 film, ''{{w\|Easy Rider}}''. [[Ramulus]] called his Rattrap by the same nickname in "[[Wreckers: Finale Part II]]".		** Sideswipe calls Rattletrap "Cheesy Rider", after the 1969 drama film, ''{{w\|Easy Rider}}''. [[Ramulus]] called his Rattrap by the same nickname in "[[Wreckers: Finale Part II]]".
	** Wildrider's speech patterns are based on American actor {{w\|Jonathan Harris}}.		** Wildrider's speech patterns are based on American actor {{w\|Jonathan Harris}}.
	** Morgan Lofting claims the musical number is possible because of, besides others, "viewers like you," riffing on the {{w\|PBS}} slogan.		** Morgan Lofting claims the musical number is possible because of, besides others, "viewers like you," riffing on the {{w\|PBS}} slogan.

NexusShard17 at 15:35, 27 January 2020

2020-01-27T15:35:10Z

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	** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.		** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.
	** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrocon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.		** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrocon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.
	* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[~~Kremzeek (G1)\|~~Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].		* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].
	* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.		* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.
	* Speaking of ''Beast Wars'', Cheetor snarks claims that he would work with Rattletrap in another lifetime; his ''Beast Wars'' counterpart was part of the same group of Maxmimal's as [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]], Rattletrap's counterpart.		* Speaking of ''Beast Wars'', Cheetor snarks claims that he would work with Rattletrap in another lifetime; his ''Beast Wars'' counterpart was part of the same group of Maxmimal's as [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]], Rattletrap's counterpart.

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	* [[Tap-Out (Animated)\|Tap-Out]] (62)		* [[Tap-Out (Animated)\|Tap-Out]] (62)
	* [[Flareup (Animated)\|Flareup]] (63)		* [[Flareup (Animated)\|Flareup]] (63)
	* [[Lickety-Split]] (64)		* [[Lickety-Split (Animated)\|Lickety-Split]] (64)
	* [[Wheelie (Animated)\|Wheelie]] (65)		* [[Wheelie (Animated)\|Wheelie]] (65)
	* [[Chase (Animated)\|Chase]] (66)		* [[Chase (Animated)\|Chase]] (66)

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	* [[Cheetor (Animated)\|Cheetor]] (28)		* [[Cheetor (Animated)\|Cheetor]] (28)
	* [[Ironfist (Animated)\|Ironfist]] (35)		* [[Ironfist (Animated)\|Ironfist]] (35)
	* [[~~Alpha Trion (Animated)\|~~Alpha Trion]] (37)		* [[Alpha Trion]] (37)
	* [[Perceptor (Animated)\|Perceptor]] (38)		* [[Perceptor (Animated)\|Perceptor]] (38)
	* [[Blurr (Animated)\|Blurr]] (cube) (39)		* [[Blurr (Animated)\|Blurr]] (cube) (39)

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	** Longrack, based on the ''Cybertron'' [[Longrack (Cybertron)\|character]]. A different character named [[Longrack Major]] appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', based on the ''Beast Wars Neo'' version of the [[Longrack (BWN)\|character]]; Longrack's tech specs indicate he was named for Longrack Major.		** Longrack, based on the ''Cybertron'' [[Longrack (Cybertron)\|character]]. A different character named [[Longrack Major]] appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', based on the ''Beast Wars Neo'' version of the [[Longrack (BWN)\|character]]; Longrack's tech specs indicate he was named for Longrack Major.
	** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.		** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.
	** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|~~Terrocon~~]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.		** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrorcon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.
	* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].		* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].
	* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.		* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.

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	* Toxitron's depiction is based on DC Comics supervillain {{w\|Bizarro}}, a failed clone of Superman.		* Toxitron's depiction is based on DC Comics supervillain {{w\|Bizarro}}, a failed clone of Superman.
	* References exclusive to the script reading include:		* References exclusive to the script reading include:
	** Sideswipe calls Rattletrap "Cheesy Rider", after the 1969 film, ''{{w\|Easy Rider}}''. [[Ramulus]] called his Rattrap by the same nickname in "[[Wreckers: Finale Part II]]".		** Sideswipe calls Rattletrap "Cheesy Rider", after the 1969 drama film, ''{{w\|Easy Rider}}''. [[Ramulus]] called his Rattrap by the same nickname in "[[Wreckers: Finale Part II]]".
	** Wildrider's speech patterns are based on American actor {{w\|Jonathan Harris}}.		** Wildrider's speech patterns are based on American actor {{w\|Jonathan Harris}}.
	** Morgan Lofting claims the musical number is possible because of, besides others, "viewers like you," riffing on the {{w\|PBS}} slogan.		** Morgan Lofting claims the musical number is possible because of, besides others, "viewers like you," riffing on the {{w\|PBS}} slogan.

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	** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.		** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.
	** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrocon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.		** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrocon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.
	* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[~~Kremzeek (G1)\|~~Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].		* Sideswipe's mug has an image of [[Kremzeek]], the little electrical imp from ''The Transformers'' episode of the same [[Kremzeek!\|name]].
	* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.		* Cheetor uses the euphemisms "jumpin' gyros" and "ultra gear" when meeting Optimus Prime, much like his ''Beast Wars'' would do.
	* Speaking of ''Beast Wars'', Cheetor snarks claims that he would work with Rattletrap in another lifetime; his ''Beast Wars'' counterpart was part of the same group of Maxmimal's as [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]], Rattletrap's counterpart.		* Speaking of ''Beast Wars'', Cheetor snarks claims that he would work with Rattletrap in another lifetime; his ''Beast Wars'' counterpart was part of the same group of Maxmimal's as [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]], Rattletrap's counterpart.

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	* Trypticon Prison had previously been mentioned in ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]]'', and was intended to appear in the fourth season, where Megatron would escape from Cybertron by teleporting it to Earth. Here, it's explained that it was a former Decepticon stronghold, turned into a prison by the Autobots after the Great War.		* Trypticon Prison had previously been mentioned in ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]]'', and was intended to appear in the fourth season, where Megatron would escape from Cybertron by teleporting it to Earth. Here, it's explained that it was a former Decepticon stronghold, turned into a prison by the Autobots after the Great War.
	* Aside from Rattletrap, others who appear in Sideswipe's files include: Beachcomber (whose bio in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'' indicated he was addicted to various Cybertronian drugs), Scrounge (bit of an odd one out, here, as nothing in his history or that of his ''Generation 1'' counterpart depicts him as a criminal), Jackpot (who was seen at the TransTech Division's station in "[[Moving Violations]]"), and Mudflap (who was seen on a wanted poster at the station in "Moving Violations").		* Aside from Rattletrap, others who appear in Sideswipe's files include: Beachcomber (whose bio in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'' indicated he was addicted to various Cybertronian drugs), Scrounge (bit of an odd one out, here, as nothing in his history or that of his ''Generation 1'' counterpart depicts him as a criminal), Jackpot (who was seen at the TransTech Division's station in "[[Moving Violations]]"), and Mudflap (who was seen on a wanted poster at the station in "Moving Violations").
	* Cheetor was transferred from the TransTech Division in "Moving Violations", a two page prequel comic on the Club's website.		* Cheetor was transferred from the TransTech Division in "Moving Violations", a two-page prequel comic on the Club's website.
	* Cliffjumper has a crushed-up cube with him at the opening night; this is Blurr, who was compacted by Shockwave in "[[TransWarped]]", and given to Cliffjumper for smelting. Evidently, once Shockwave's gig was up, the Autobots found out the truth and retrieved Blurr.		* Cliffjumper has a crushed-up cube with him at the opening night; this is Blurr, who was compacted by Shockwave in "[[TransWarped]]", and given to Cliffjumper for smelting. Evidently, once Shockwave's gig was up, the Autobots found out the truth and retrieved Blurr.
	* Botanica, Mirage, Wheelie, and Scalpel previously only appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''.		* Botanica, Mirage, Wheelie, and Scalpel previously only appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''.
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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* The cover has a blurb from a "review" by [[Rook (Universe)\|Rook]] at [[ABN]]; Rook was a news reporter who was sold at [[BotCon Europe 2002]], while ABN showed up in various universe in the ~~Club~~'s ''Around Cybertron'' comic strip.		* The cover has a blurb from a "review" by [[Rook (Universe)\|Rook]] at [[ABN]]; Rook was a news reporter who was sold at [[BotCon Europe 2002]], while ABN showed up in various universe in the club's ''Around Cybertron'' comic strip.
	* Trypticon Prison, like the ''Animated'' incarnations of [[Metroplex (Animated)\|Metroplex]] and [[Fortress Maximus (Animated)\|Fortress Maximus]] before it, is a non-sentient building based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s city mode.		* Trypticon Prison, like the ''Animated'' incarnations of [[Metroplex (Animated)\|Metroplex]] and [[Fortress Maximus (Animated)\|Fortress Maximus]] before it, is a non-sentient building based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s city mode.
	* Several new characters appear, including:		* Several new characters appear, including:
	** High Wire, Leader-1, Reachout, Grindor, Sureshock, and DUCK-E, the Mini-Con guards at Trypticon Prison. The first five are based on the ''Armada'' Mini-Cons [[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]], [[Leader-1 (Armada)\|Leader-1]], [[Longarm (Armada)\|Longarm]], [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]], and [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]]; Reachout has to be renamed since Shockwave used the name "Longarm" as part of his Autobot disguise. DUCK-E is the odd one out, being based on the titular character from 2008 Disney/Pixar film ''{{w\|WALL-E}}'' but with duck features, inspired by ''Beast Wars'' [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]]'s [[Rubber Ducky]]. They were intended to appear in season 4 in the same role as seen here.		** High Wire, Leader-1, Reachout, Grindor, Sureshock, and DUCK-E, the Mini-Con guards at Trypticon Prison. The first five are based on the ''Armada'' Mini-Cons [[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]], [[Leader-1 (Armada)\|Leader-1]], [[Longarm (Armada)\|Longarm]], [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]], and [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]]; Reachout has to be renamed since Shockwave used the name "Longarm" as part of his Autobot disguise. DUCK-E is the odd one out, being based on the titular character from 2008 Disney/Pixar film ''{{w\|WALL-E}}'' but with duck features, inspired by ''Beast Wars'' [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]]'s [[Rubber Ducky]]. They were intended to appear in season 4 in the same role as seen here.
	** Longrack, based on the ''Cybertron'' [[Longrack (Cybertron)\|character]]. A different character named [[Longrack Major]] appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', based on the ''Beast Wars Neo'' version of the [[Longrack (~~BWN~~)\|character]]; Longrack's tech specs indicate he was named for Longrack Major.		** Longrack, based on the ''Cybertron'' [[Longrack (Cybertron)\|character]]. A different character named [[Longrack Major]] appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', based on the ''Beast Wars Neo'' version of the [[Longrack (BW)\|character]]; Longrack's tech specs indicate he was named for Longrack Major.
	** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.		** Erector, based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Erector (G1)\|character]]. Erector was designed as part of a faux "History of Erector" video, having managed to be nominated for the [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] for...''immature'' reasons.
	** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrorcon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.		** Blot, Sky-Byte, and Mindwipe of Team Chaar. Blot is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Blot (G1)\|Terrorcon]]'s creature alt-mode, with kibble such as tank treads indicating that it serves as his robot mode. Mindwipe is based on the ''Generation 1'' [[Mindwipe (G1)\|Headmaster]]; his head had previously appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II''. Sky-Byte is based on the ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Predacon]]; he also appeared in ''The AllSpark Almanac II'', albeit with a much more monstrous design.
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	==External ~~link~~==		==External links==
	*[https://soundcloud.com/thestunticonjob Audio recording of "The Stunti-Con Job" script reading on SoundCloud]		*[https://soundcloud.com/thestunticonjob Audio recording of "The Stunti-Con Job" script reading on SoundCloud]