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Abates: /* Transformers in action: TRUST NO DECEPTICON */

2020-04-28T07:43:23Z

Transformers in action: TRUST NO DECEPTICON

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	Subsequently, [[Bumblebee (G1)\|Bumblebee]] takes charge of the conference and explains the difference between Autobots and Decepticons.		Subsequently, [[Bumblebee (G1)\|Bumblebee]] takes charge of the conference and explains the difference between Autobots and Decepticons.

	One of the Autobots' missions to secure a nuclear power plant goes haywire, though, as Bumblebee suddenly transforms from a Volkswagen into a Decepticon. As it turns out, the Decepticons have captured the Autobot and placed [[Submarauder (G1)\|Submaroder]] inside his [[Pretender]] shell. The Autobots manage to defeat the Decepticons, Submaroder returns Bumblebee's Pretender shell, and the Autobots once again assure the humans attending the conference of their good intentions. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic-Taschenbuch issue 2~~/src~~\|(source)}}		One of the Autobots' missions to secure a nuclear power plant goes haywire, though, as Bumblebee suddenly transforms from a Volkswagen into a Decepticon. As it turns out, the Decepticons have captured the Autobot and placed [[Submarauder (G1)\|Submaroder]] inside his [[Pretender]] shell. The Autobots manage to defeat the Decepticons, Submaroder returns Bumblebee's Pretender shell, and the Autobots once again assure the humans attending the conference of their good intentions. {{storylink\|Source:Transformers Comic-Taschenbuch issue 2\|(source)}}


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Ookalf: /* Notes */

2020-01-23T05:21:12Z

Notes

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	*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences. All the errors and inconsistencies that applied to the original version of the story still apply here. However, it could very well be that the ''original'' version of this story was actually published in an issue of the ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]] Comic-Magazin'', published by Interpart, one of Condor's alternate identities/imprints, with the names of characters and locations swapped out for the ''Transformers'' version.		*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences. All the errors and inconsistencies that applied to the original version of the story still apply here. However, it could very well be that the ''original'' version of this story was actually published in an issue of the ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]] Comic-Magazin'', published by Interpart, one of Condor's alternate identities/imprints, with the names of characters and locations swapped out for the ''Transformers'' version.
	*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…		*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…
	*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".		*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and "[[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".
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Nevermore: /* Notes */

2019-07-01T22:57:37Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]
	*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?		*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?
	*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences. All the errors and inconsistencies that applied to the original version of the story still apply here. However, it could very well be that the ''original'' version of this story was actually published in an issue of the ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]] Comic-Magazin'', published by Interpart, one of Condor's alternate identities/imprints, with the names of characters and locations swapped out for the ''Transformers'' version.		*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences. All the errors and inconsistencies that applied to the original version of the story still apply here. However, it could very well be that the ''original'' version of this story was actually published in an issue of the ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]] Comic-Magazin'', published by Interpart, one of Condor's alternate identities/imprints, with the names of characters and locations swapped out for the ''Transformers'' version.
	~~[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]~~
	*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…		*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…
	*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".		*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".

Nevermore: /* Notes */

2019-07-01T22:57:22Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?		*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?
	*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences. However, it could very well be that the ''original'' version of this story was actually published in an issue of the ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]] Comic-Magazin'', published by Interpart, one of Condor's alternate identities/imprints, with the names of characters and locations swapped out for the ''Transformers'' version.		*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences. All the errors and inconsistencies that applied to the original version of the story still apply here. However, it could very well be that the ''original'' version of this story was actually published in an issue of the ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]] Comic-Magazin'', published by Interpart, one of Condor's alternate identities/imprints, with the names of characters and locations swapped out for the ''Transformers'' version.
	[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]		[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]
	*Writer Robert Mann appears to be confused by the exact nature of Pretenders. In this story, Bumblebee's Pretender shell is somehow capable of transforming into a Volkswagen, and when Submarauder is placed inside the shell, it can transform into a Decepticon.
	*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…		*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…
	*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".		*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".

Nevermore: /* Notes */

2019-07-01T22:56:01Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?		*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?
	*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences.		*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences. However, it could very well be that the ''original'' version of this story was actually published in an issue of the ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]] Comic-Magazin'', published by Interpart, one of Condor's alternate identities/imprints, with the names of characters and locations swapped out for the ''Transformers'' version.
	[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]		[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]
	*One possible explanation could be that the mission being shown on the screen isn't actually supposed to occur in real time. Therefore, Bumblebee could simply be speaking at the conference ''following'' his release from captivity. However, the story never makes this clear.
	*Writer Robert Mann appears to be confused by the exact nature of Pretenders. In this story, Bumblebee's Pretender shell is somehow capable of transforming into a Volkswagen, and when Submarauder is placed inside the shell, it can transform into a Decepticon.		*Writer Robert Mann appears to be confused by the exact nature of Pretenders. In this story, Bumblebee's Pretender shell is somehow capable of transforming into a Volkswagen, and when Submarauder is placed inside the shell, it can transform into a Decepticon.
	*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…		*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…

Nevermore: /* Notes */

2019-07-01T22:18:03Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?		*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?
	*The summary of the Decepticons' activities is recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences.		*The summary of the Decepticons' activities, and the part where Bumblebee is captured and <strike>Submarauder</strike> Submaroder is placed in his Pretender shell, are both recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences.
	*The story is confusingly vague regarding Bumblebee's fate. Somehow Bumblebee is speaking at the conference but also participating in a mission at the same time? Because of this, it is also unclear at which point the Decepticons captured and replaced him. Was that Submarauder speaking at the conference? And even though he is stated to have returned Bumblebee's Pretender shell at the end, Bumblebee himself is never explicitly stated to have been released by the Decepticons. Is he still being held captive? And who is that speaking at the end?
	[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]		[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]
	*One possible explanation could be that the mission being shown on the screen isn't actually supposed to occur in real time. Therefore, Bumblebee could simply be speaking at the conference ''following'' his release from captivity. However, the story never makes this clear.		*One possible explanation could be that the mission being shown on the screen isn't actually supposed to occur in real time. Therefore, Bumblebee could simply be speaking at the conference ''following'' his release from captivity. However, the story never makes this clear.

Nevermore: /* Notes */

2019-07-01T22:07:57Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?		*After Bumblebee takes charge of the conference, the exact whereabouts of Powermaster Optimus Prime are never explained. Instead of closing the conference himself, he is only mentioned in third person at the end. Did he go AWOL again?
	*~~Even if we are to assume~~ the Decepticons ~~are completely unaware of what a nuclear power plant~~ is and how dangerous radioactive materials are, why would they be careless with their laser fire if they assume that crude oil is being stored inside when they are perfectly capable of exercising caution around refineries, where they ''~~know~~'' ~~oil is being stored?~~		*The summary of the Decepticons' activities is recycled from [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 5\|''Comic-Magazin'' #5]], with some altered wording and rearranged sentences.
	*The story is confusingly vague regarding Bumblebee's fate. Somehow Bumblebee is speaking at the conference but also participating in a mission at the same time? Because of this, it is also unclear at which point the Decepticons captured and replaced him. Was that Submarauder speaking at the conference? And even though he is stated to have returned Bumblebee's Pretender shell at the end, Bumblebee himself is never explicitly stated to have been released by the Decepticons. Is he still being held captive? And who is that speaking at the end?		*The story is confusingly vague regarding Bumblebee's fate. Somehow Bumblebee is speaking at the conference but also participating in a mission at the same time? Because of this, it is also unclear at which point the Decepticons captured and replaced him. Was that Submarauder speaking at the conference? And even though he is stated to have returned Bumblebee's Pretender shell at the end, Bumblebee himself is never explicitly stated to have been released by the Decepticons. Is he still being held captive? And who is that speaking at the end?
	[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]		[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]

Nevermore: /* Errors */

2018-09-06T00:41:21Z

Errors

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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	*In typical Condor fashion, Submarauder is once again spelled "Submaroder"in the text story.		*In typical Condor fashion, Submarauder is once again spelled "Submaroder" in the text story.


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Nevermore at 11:08, 5 September 2018

2018-09-05T11:08:55Z

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	*Even if we are to assume the Decepticons are completely unaware of what a nuclear power plant is and how dangerous radioactive materials are, why would they be careless with their laser fire if they assume that crude oil is being stored inside when they are perfectly capable of exercising caution around refineries, where they ''know'' oil is being stored?		*Even if we are to assume the Decepticons are completely unaware of what a nuclear power plant is and how dangerous radioactive materials are, why would they be careless with their laser fire if they assume that crude oil is being stored inside when they are perfectly capable of exercising caution around refineries, where they ''know'' oil is being stored?
	*The story is confusingly vague regarding Bumblebee's fate. Somehow Bumblebee is speaking at the conference but also participating in a mission at the same time? Because of this, it is also unclear at which point the Decepticons captured and replaced him. Was that Submarauder speaking at the conference? And even though he is stated to have returned Bumblebee's Pretender shell at the end, Bumblebee himself is never explicitly stated to have been released by the Decepticons. Is he still being held captive? And who is that speaking at the end?		*The story is confusingly vague regarding Bumblebee's fate. Somehow Bumblebee is speaking at the conference but also participating in a mission at the same time? Because of this, it is also unclear at which point the Decepticons captured and replaced him. Was that Submarauder speaking at the conference? And even though he is stated to have returned Bumblebee's Pretender shell at the end, Bumblebee himself is never explicitly stated to have been released by the Decepticons. Is he still being held captive? And who is that speaking at the end?
			[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]
	*One possible explanation could be that the mission being shown on the screen isn't actually supposed to occur in real time. Therefore, Bumblebee could simply be speaking at the conference ''following'' his release from captivity. However, the story never makes this clear.		*One possible explanation could be that the mission being shown on the screen isn't actually supposed to occur in real time. Therefore, Bumblebee could simply be speaking at the conference ''following'' his release from captivity. However, the story never makes this clear.
	*Writer Robert Mann appears to be confused by the exact nature of Pretenders. In this story, Bumblebee's Pretender shell is somehow capable of transforming into a Volkswagen, and when Submarauder is placed inside the shell, it can transform into a Decepticon.		*Writer Robert Mann appears to be confused by the exact nature of Pretenders. In this story, Bumblebee's Pretender shell is somehow capable of transforming into a Volkswagen, and when Submarauder is placed inside the shell, it can transform into a Decepticon.
	*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…		*The Autobots sure are preachy for beings that have been engaged in a civil war for the past four million years, accusing humans of being involved in "petty national conflicts"…
			*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".
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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	~~[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]~~
	*In typical Condor fashion, Submarauder is once again spelled "Submaroder"in the text story.		*In typical Condor fashion, Submarauder is once again spelled "Submaroder"in the text story.
	*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".
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Nevermore: /* Errors */

2018-09-05T11:07:21Z

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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm ~~Mini~~]]		[[File:FuneralForAFriendComparison.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|right\|Base Theo Mech Guard Comm Geo War Sci Recon War Naval]]
	*In typical Condor fashion, Submarauder is once again spelled "Submaroder"in the text story.		*In typical Condor fashion, Submarauder is once again spelled "Submaroder"in the text story.
	*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".		*The translated version of "Funeral for a Friend!" suffers from the downsized format of the publication, as the lettering size does not allow for the full names of the various Autobots in the group shots to fit into the captions. The result are a large number of incomplete names such as "[[Air Raid (G1)\|Air]]", "[[Fireflight (G1)\|Fire]]", "[[Beachcomber (G1)\|Beach]]", "[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheel]]", "[[First Aid (G1)\|Aid]]" and [[Streetwise (G1)\|Wise]]".