Toxicity - Revision history

SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2026-04-19T19:44:13Z

Foreign localization

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	:*''Title:'' "'''Energon toxique'''" ("Toxic Energon")		:*''Title:'' "'''Energon toxique'''" ("Toxic Energon")
	:*''Original airdate:'' ?		:*''Original airdate:'' ?
			::*While the Scraplets were called "Dévoreurs" ("Devourers") in their first appearance and "Scarplets" in the following episode, they are called by their original name Scraplets from this episode onwards.

	'''German'''		'''German'''

M Sipher: Reverted edits by Eucryphia (talk) to last revision by AzimuthAcolyte

2025-06-29T20:27:42Z

Reverted edits by Eucryphia (talk) to last revision by AzimuthAcolyte

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	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
	* Bulkhead finally finds something even ''worse'' than Scraplets.		* Apparently, Bulkhead has been inside Decepticon barracks at some point (possibly on a mission for the Wreckers back on Cybertron). They are very, very smelly, but not as much as the landscape near an active volcano.
	* Apparently, Bulkhead has been inside Decepticon barracks at some point, possibly on a mission for the Wreckers back on Cybertron. They are very, very smelly, but not as much as the landscape near an active volcano.		* In the past, the Wreckers have generally been a small, closely knit unit (despite their horrific attrition rates). However, Hardshell's comment that he's faced Wreckers numerous times suggests the team is much larger in the Aligned continuity.
	* Bulkhead tells Fowler that the relic would likely survive a dip in molten rock while hunting for it in a cooled lava flow. Not only is this technically untrue (the Tox-En only survived its fall due to its container), but a drop into lava is exactly how Bulkhead disposes of the relic in the end.		* Bulkhead tells Fowler that the relic would likely survive a dip in molten rock while hunting for it in a cooled lava flow. Not only is this technically untrue (the Tox-En only survived its fall due to its container), but a drop into lava is exactly how Bulkhead disposes of the relic in the end.
	* ~~Given~~ Tox-En's ~~description as~~ a bioweapon, its use would be a war crime according to human conventions. Bulkhead quite rightly wants to destroy it, but that doesn't stop him from ''using'' it several times. This is the second episode in a row where the Autobots do something ethically questionable in pursuit of relics.		* Despite having at least one more grenade on his person, Bulkhead doesn't attempt to leave the entire Tox-En cache in his Insecticon trap. Presumably, it wouldn't have been enough to completely destroy the toxic fuel, or it wouldn't have fit in the canister, giving Hardshell's team warning that something was up.
			* Bulkhead finally finds something even ''worse'' than Scraplets. Incidentally, he saw the effects of both Scraplets and Tox-En during the war, and neither was a pleasant experience.
			* Assuming Tox-En is the robot equivalent of mustard gas or a bioweapon, its use would be a war crime according to human conventions. Bulkhead quite rightly wants to destroy it, but that doesn't stop him from ''using'' it several times. This is the second episode in a row where the Autobots do something very ethically questionable in pursuit of the relics.

	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===

Eucryphia: /* Trivia */

2025-06-29T19:39:37Z

Trivia

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	* Apparently, Bulkhead has been inside Decepticon barracks at some point (possibly on a mission for the Wreckers back on Cybertron). They are very, very smelly, but not as much as the landscape near an active volcano.		* Bulkhead finally finds something even ''worse'' than Scraplets.
	* In the past, the Wreckers have generally been a small, closely knit unit (despite their horrific attrition rates). However, Hardshell's comment that he's faced Wreckers numerous times suggests the team is much larger in the Aligned continuity.		* Apparently, Bulkhead has been inside Decepticon barracks at some point, possibly on a mission for the Wreckers back on Cybertron. They are very, very smelly, but not as much as the landscape near an active volcano.
	* Bulkhead tells Fowler that the relic would likely survive a dip in molten rock while hunting for it in a cooled lava flow. Not only is this technically untrue (the Tox-En only survived its fall due to its container), but a drop into lava is exactly how Bulkhead disposes of the relic in the end.		* Bulkhead tells Fowler that the relic would likely survive a dip in molten rock while hunting for it in a cooled lava flow. Not only is this technically untrue (the Tox-En only survived its fall due to its container), but a drop into lava is exactly how Bulkhead disposes of the relic in the end.
	* ~~Despite having at least one more grenade on his person, Bulkhead doesn't attempt to leave the entire~~ Tox-En ~~cache in his Insecticon trap. Presumably, it wouldn't have been enough to completely destroy the toxic fuel, or it wouldn't have fit in the canister, giving Hardshell~~'s ~~team warning that something was up.~~		* Given Tox-En's description as a bioweapon, its use would be a war crime according to human conventions. Bulkhead quite rightly wants to destroy it, but that doesn't stop him from ''using'' it several times. This is the second episode in a row where the Autobots do something ethically questionable in pursuit of relics.
	* Bulkhead finally finds something even ''worse'' than Scraplets. Incidentally, he saw the effects of both Scraplets and Tox-En during the war, and neither was a pleasant experience.
	* Assuming Tox-En is the robot equivalent of mustard gas or a bioweapon, its use would be a war crime according to human conventions. Bulkhead quite rightly wants to destroy it, but that doesn't stop him from ''using'' it several times. This is the second episode in a row where the Autobots do something ~~very~~ ethically questionable in pursuit of ~~the~~ relics.

	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===

AzimuthAcolyte: Tunnel Vision -> Tunnel Vision (episode) disambig update

2025-04-06T01:00:40Z

Tunnel Vision -> Tunnel Vision (episode) disambig update

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	* This is the final episode of the four-part relic-hunting arc, all four parts of which happen concurrently. This episode focuses on Bulkhead and Fowler. Fowler's handling of [[Vogel]] in "[[Tunnel Vision]]" and the Antarctic research base in "[[Triangulation]]" are shown from his point of view. Raf is also seen programming the virus that Ratchet installs in [[Laserbeak (WFC)\|Laserbeak]] in "[[Triage (episode)\|Triage]]". The ending scene is the same as in "Triage".		* This is the final episode of the four-part relic-hunting arc, all four parts of which happen concurrently. This episode focuses on Bulkhead and Fowler. Fowler's handling of [[Vogel]] in "[[Tunnel Vision (episode)\|Tunnel Vision]]" and the Antarctic research base in "[[Triangulation]]" are shown from his point of view. Raf is also seen programming the virus that Ratchet installs in [[Laserbeak (WFC)\|Laserbeak]] in "[[Triage (episode)\|Triage]]". The ending scene is the same as in "Triage".
	* All four relic mission episodes start with the letter "T".		* All four relic mission episodes start with the letter "T".
	* The room currently occupied by the Insecticon hive was previously used to store [[Dark Energon]] way back in "[[Darkness Rising, Part 2]]".		* The room currently occupied by the Insecticon hive was previously used to store [[Dark Energon]] way back in "[[Darkness Rising, Part 2]]".

Cyberlink420 at 17:25, 26 July 2022

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	\|caption=Despite the title, this episode has nothing to do with System of a Down.		\|caption=Despite the title, this episode has nothing to do with System of a Down.
	\|title="Toxicity"		\|title="Toxicity"
			\|season=2
			\|season ep=15
	\|airdate=[[May 26]], [[2012]]		\|airdate=[[May 26]], [[2012]]
	\|written by=[[Steven Melching]]		\|written by=[[Steven Melching]]

Cyberlink420 at 20:03, 11 May 2022

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	\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]		\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]
			\|video=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKbBAPlRDIg
			\|videosite=YouTube
	}}		}}

Yaxuo: fixing link

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	\|directed by=[[Scooter Tidwell]]		\|directed by=[[Scooter Tidwell]]
	\|animation studio=[[Polygon Pictures]]		\|animation studio=[[Polygon Pictures]]
	\|production company=[[Hasbro Studios]]		\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]
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SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2020-03-13T15:24:35Z

Foreign localization

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	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===
			'''French'''
			:*''Title:'' "'''Energon toxique'''" ("Toxic Energon")
			:*''Original airdate:'' ?

	'''German'''		'''German'''
	:*''Title:'' "'''Bulkheads Mission'''" ("Bulkhead's Mission")		:*''Title:'' "'''Bulkheads Mission'''" ("Bulkhead's Mission")

TGB: /* Errors */

2018-12-01T12:21:53Z

Errors

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	* As Fowler tries to contact Bulkhead during the battle in the volcano's caldera, we see Ratchet and Raf downloading the Iacon database in the background (as seen in [[Triage (episode)\|the previous episode]]). However, when the same scene was shown in "Triage", Fowler was silent for the duration of Ratchet and Raf's conversation.		* As Fowler tries to contact Bulkhead during the battle in the volcano's caldera, we see Ratchet and Raf downloading the Iacon database in the background (as seen in [[Triage (episode)\|the previous episode]]). However, when the same scene was shown in "Triage", Fowler was silent for the duration of Ratchet and Raf's conversation.
	* On multiple occasions, Bulkhead uses the Tox-En against his opponents, sticking it in or on them, which results in a "sizzling" sound and them being in pain and immediately collapsing, as if the Tox-En was akin to acid. However, Bulkhead himself has prolonged, continued handling of the Tox-En for most of the episode and simply sounds like he's come down with rapid-onset flu.		* On multiple occasions, Bulkhead uses the Tox-En against his opponents, sticking it in or on them, which results in a "sizzling" sound and them being in pain and immediately collapsing, as if the Tox-En was akin to acid. However, Bulkhead himself has prolonged, continued handling of the Tox-En for most of the episode and simply sounds like he's come down with rapid-onset flu.
			* In this episode, Bulkhead describes himself as being contagious, due to Tox-En exposure. During Ratchet's triage activities in [[Hurt\|the next episode]], there is no indication of any decontamination activities or any exposure to the other Autobots, and it's never mentioned again.

	===Trivia===		===Trivia===

TGB: /* Errors */

2018-12-01T11:38:33Z

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	* It has been shown previously that Insecticons have blasters, and they show awareness of Tox-En's debilitating effects on their bodies... so why don't any of them try attacking Bulkhead from range, reducing the risk of Tox-En exposure? Even if they're trying to avoid hitting the Tox-En, they could certainly at least flank Bulkhead and attack from opposite sides.		* It has been shown previously that Insecticons have blasters, and they show awareness of Tox-En's debilitating effects on their bodies... so why don't any of them try attacking Bulkhead from range, reducing the risk of Tox-En exposure? Even if they're trying to avoid hitting the Tox-En, they could certainly at least flank Bulkhead and attack from opposite sides.
	* As Fowler tries to contact Bulkhead during the battle in the volcano's caldera, we see Ratchet and Raf downloading the Iacon database in the background (as seen in [[Triage (episode)\|the previous episode]]). However, when the same scene was shown in "Triage", Fowler was silent for the duration of Ratchet and Raf's conversation.		* As Fowler tries to contact Bulkhead during the battle in the volcano's caldera, we see Ratchet and Raf downloading the Iacon database in the background (as seen in [[Triage (episode)\|the previous episode]]). However, when the same scene was shown in "Triage", Fowler was silent for the duration of Ratchet and Raf's conversation.
			* On multiple occasions, Bulkhead uses the Tox-En against his opponents, sticking it in or on them, which results in a "sizzling" sound and them being in pain and immediately collapsing, as if the Tox-En was akin to acid. However, Bulkhead himself has prolonged, continued handling of the Tox-En for most of the episode and simply sounds like he's come down with rapid-onset flu.

	===Trivia===		===Trivia===