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BerylRoll at 17:25, 10 February 2026

2026-02-10T17:25:14Z

JW: IDW Wreck-Gar

2016-12-12T18:54:50Z

IDW Wreck-Gar

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	''Saved for my reference.''		''Saved for my reference.''
	* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw (G1)\|Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)		* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw (G1)\|Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)
			* (He has since appeared in "Wreckage".)

	=Female Decepticons=		=Female Decepticons=

Foffy the Sheep: /* Wreck-Gar */ Fixing Link [Gnaw -> Gnaw (G1)]

2016-01-02T18:29:05Z

Wreck-Gar: Fixing Link [Gnaw -> Gnaw (G1)]

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	=Wreck-Gar=		=Wreck-Gar=
	''Saved for my reference.''		''Saved for my reference.''
	* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)		* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw (G1)\|Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)

	=Female Decepticons=		=Female Decepticons=

JW at 19:39, 16 April 2014

2014-04-16T19:39:29Z

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	* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''		* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''

	==Wreck-Gar==		=Wreck-Gar=
	''Saved for my reference.''		''Saved for my reference.''
	* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)		* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)

	==Female Decepticons==		=Female Decepticons=
	Characters, who have appeared on American television, who are unambiguously female, and unambiguously Decepticons:		Characters, who have appeared on American television, who are unambiguously female, and unambiguously Decepticons:
	* [[Thunderblast (Decepticon)]]		* [[Thunderblast (Decepticon)]]
	* [[Strika (Animated)]]		* [[Strika (Animated)]]
	* [[Airachnid (Prime)]]		* [[Airachnid (Prime)]]

JW at 12:07, 20 February 2013

2013-02-20T12:07:08Z

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	* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)		* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)

			==Female Decepticons==
			Characters, who have appeared on American television, who are unambiguously female, and unambiguously Decepticons:
			* [[Thunderblast (Decepticon)]]
			* [[Strika (Animated)]]
			* [[Airachnid (Prime)]]

JW at 15:31, 28 November 2012

2012-11-28T15:31:14Z

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	* [[Hot Shot (Animated)\|Hot Shot]] would have been a supporting character, and would have received a toy.		* [[Hot Shot (Animated)\|Hot Shot]] would have been a supporting character, and would have received a toy.
	* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''		* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''

			==Wreck-Gar==
			''Saved for my reference.''
			* Of all the Transformers released as toys up through 1986, Wreck-Gar is by far the most prominent who has never appeared in the IDW G1 comics continuity. (The others would be [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], a couple of the Deluxe [[Insecticon (G1)\|Insecticon]]s, the [[Powerdasher]]s, some [[Autobot Mini-Cassette]]s, and [[Gnaw]], who range from C-list to Z-list in importance.)

JW: /* Size class chart */

2012-07-24T14:59:43Z

Size class chart

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	* [[Hot Shot (Animated)\|Hot Shot]] would have been a supporting character, and would have received a toy.		* [[Hot Shot (Animated)\|Hot Shot]] would have been a supporting character, and would have received a toy.
	* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''		* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''

	~~=Size class chart=~~

	~~{\|border="1" style="line-height:100%;border-collapse:collapse;"~~
	\|-
	~~!Price~~
	~~!BW!!BM!!RiD!!Armada!!colspan="2"\|Energon!!Universe!!Cybertron!!Classics!!Movie!!Animated!!Universe~~
	\|-
	~~\|$3\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Legends of Cybertron\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$4\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Legends\|\|Legends\|\| \|\|Legends~~
	\|-
	~~\|$5\|\|Basic\|\| \|\|Basic\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Basic\|\|Mini-Cons\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$7\|\| \|\|Basic\|\| \|\|Mini-Con\|\|Basic\|\|Energon\|\| \|\|Scout\|\|Mini-Con\|\|Scout\|\| \|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$8\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Activators\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$10\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Super-Con\|\|Combat\|\|Combat\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Classic Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe~~
	\|-
	~~\|$15\|\|Mega\|\|Mega\|\|Mega\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$20\|\|Ultra\|\|Ultra\|\|Ultra\|\|Max-Con\|\|Mega Combat\|\|Mega\|\|Ultra\|\|Voyager\|\|Classic Voyager\|\|Voyager\|\|Voyager\|Voyager\|\|Voyager~~
	\|-
	~~\|$25\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Giga-Con\|\|Commanders\|\|Command\|\| \|\|Ultra\|\| \|\|Ultra\|\| \|\|Ultra~~
	\|-
	~~\|$30\|\|Super\|\|Super\|\|Super\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$40\|\| \|\|Supreme\|\|Supreme\|\|Super-Base\|\|Leaders\|\|Leaders\|\| \|\|Leader\|\| \|\|Leader\|\|Leader\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$50\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Unicron\|\|Supreme\|\| \|\|Supreme\|\| \|\| \|\|Supreme\|\|Supreme~~
	\|-
	~~\|$90\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Ultimate\|\| \|\|~~
	\|}
	~~At this point, many prices went up a dollar or two. We break the chart here for clarity.~~
	~~{\|border="1" style="line-height:100%;border-collapse:collapse;"~~
	\|-
	~~\|Price~~
	~~!RotF!!DotM!!Prime~~
	\|-
	~~\|$5\|\|Legends\|\|Legion\|\|Legion~~
	\|-
	~~\|$8\|\|Scout\|\|Commander\|\|Commander~~
	\|-
	~~\|$10\|\| \|\|HA Basic\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$13\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe~~
	\|-
	~~\|$15\|\| \|\|Action Set\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$20\|\| \|\|Voyager\|\|Vehicle~~
	\|-
	~~\|$22\|\|Voyager\|\| \|\|Voyager~~
	\|-
	~~\|$30\|\|Human Alliance\|\|Human Alliance\|\|Weaponizer~~
	\|-
	~~\|$35\|\| \|\| \|\|Maximus~~
	\|-
	~~\|$45\|\|Leader\|\|Leader\|\| \|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$90\|\|Ultimate\|\|Ultimate\|\|~~
	\|-
	~~\|$100\|\|Supreme Combiner\|\| \|\|~~
	\|}

JW: /* Identity */

2012-07-24T14:59:32Z

Identity

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	One conceit of Transformers cartoons that one has to learn to live with, is the fact that '''Optimus Prime's trailer keeps disappearing and reappearing.''' In the original cartoon, Optimus's robot mode transformed into ''part'' of his vehicle mode. When he changed into a semi cab, his trailer would magically slide in from off camera. When he changed back to robot mode, the camera would often tilt up, quietly letting the trailer disappear out of frame. There were many variations on this. E.g., if Prime is standing in the middle of a group, and there is no place for his trailer to appear from when he goes to vehicle mode, it would instead not appear until after a cut. Similarly, in comics, while it's easier to hide the transition "between panels", there is still often no explanation provided for where his trailer was just a minute ago.		One conceit of Transformers cartoons that one has to learn to live with, is the fact that '''Optimus Prime's trailer keeps disappearing and reappearing.''' In the original cartoon, Optimus's robot mode transformed into ''part'' of his vehicle mode. When he changed into a semi cab, his trailer would magically slide in from off camera. When he changed back to robot mode, the camera would often tilt up, quietly letting the trailer disappear out of frame. There were many variations on this. E.g., if Prime is standing in the middle of a group, and there is no place for his trailer to appear from when he goes to vehicle mode, it would instead not appear until after a cut. Similarly, in comics, while it's easier to hide the transition "between panels", there is still often no explanation provided for where his trailer was just a minute ago.

	~~=Identity=~~
	In the vastness that is Transformers, the question of identity is often a difficult one to resolve. The core question is: When are two distinct portrayals of characters "the same character"? When is ''this'' character (who appeared in an issue of an American comic) the same as ''this'' character over here (who appeared in an episode of a Japanese TV show), and is he or she truly represented by ''this'' toy?

	~~==Same character, different names==~~
	~~Many characters have different names in different places.~~
	* Optimus Prime is Convoy in Japan, but remains the same character.
	* Octane's latest toy bears the name Tankor for trademark reasons, but is still the same character.

	~~==Slightly different toy, same character==~~
	* The American and Japanese releases of a toy are often subtly different, even when they are for the same character, and released at the same time.

	~~==Same toy, different character==~~
	* Many of the Micromasters were released in America as Decepticons, but in Japan as Autobots (often with the same name).

	~~==Different personality, same character==~~
	* Blaster was a rhyming cool cat in the cartoon, but a somber leader in the comic.
	* Blackarachnia is a sultry femme fatale in the American Beast Wars, but a schizoid loon in the Japanese dub.

	~~==Different gender, same character==~~
	* Airrazor was female in the American Beast Wars cartoon, male in the Japanese beast wars cartoon, and then female again in some of the Japanese Beast Wars manga.
	* Starscream and Shrapnel, male almost everywhere, are female in the French dub of TFTM.

	=Transformers are shapeshifting alien robots=		=Transformers are shapeshifting alien robots=

JW: /* Size class chart */

2012-07-23T14:30:41Z

Size class chart

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	* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''		* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''

	==Size class chart==		=Size class chart=

	{\|border="1" style="line-height:100%;border-collapse:collapse;"		{\|border="1" style="line-height:100%;border-collapse:collapse;"

JW: Test of two-part Size Chart.

2012-07-23T14:30:28Z

Test of two-part Size Chart.

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	* [[Hot Shot (Animated)\|Hot Shot]] would have been a supporting character, and would have received a toy.		* [[Hot Shot (Animated)\|Hot Shot]] would have been a supporting character, and would have received a toy.
	* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''		* Megatron would have adopted a new, [[Triple Changer\|triple-changing]], "Marauder" body, with tank and jet modes. Its details are inspired by previous Megatrons from ''[[Beast Machines (franchise)\|Beast Machines]], [[Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]],'' and ''[[The Battlestars (story page)\|Battlestars]].''

			==Size class chart==

			{\|border="1" style="line-height:100%;border-collapse:collapse;"
			\|-
			!Price
			!BW!!BM!!RiD!!Armada!!colspan="2"\|Energon!!Universe!!Cybertron!!Classics!!Movie!!Animated!!Universe
			\|-
			\|$3\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Legends of Cybertron\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
			\|-
			\|$4\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Legends\|\|Legends\|\| \|\|Legends
			\|-
			\|$5\|\|Basic\|\| \|\|Basic\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Basic\|\|Mini-Cons\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
			\|-
			\|$7\|\| \|\|Basic\|\| \|\|Mini-Con\|\|Basic\|\|Energon\|\| \|\|Scout\|\|Mini-Con\|\|Scout\|\| \|\|
			\|-
			\|$8\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Activators\|\|
			\|-
			\|$10\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Super-Con\|\|Combat\|\|Combat\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Classic Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe
			\|-
			\|$15\|\|Mega\|\|Mega\|\|Mega\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
			\|-
			\|$20\|\|Ultra\|\|Ultra\|\|Ultra\|\|Max-Con\|\|Mega Combat\|\|Mega\|\|Ultra\|\|Voyager\|\|Classic Voyager\|\|Voyager\|\|Voyager\|Voyager\|\|Voyager
			\|-
			\|$25\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Giga-Con\|\|Commanders\|\|Command\|\| \|\|Ultra\|\| \|\|Ultra\|\| \|\|Ultra
			\|-
			\|$30\|\|Super\|\|Super\|\|Super\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
			\|-
			\|$40\|\| \|\|Supreme\|\|Supreme\|\|Super-Base\|\|Leaders\|\|Leaders\|\| \|\|Leader\|\| \|\|Leader\|\|Leader\|\|
			\|-
			\|$50\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Unicron\|\|Supreme\|\| \|\|Supreme\|\| \|\| \|\|Supreme\|\|Supreme
			\|-
			\|$90\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|Ultimate\|\| \|\|
			\|}
			At this point, many prices went up a dollar or two. We break the chart here for clarity.
			{\|border="1" style="line-height:100%;border-collapse:collapse;"
			\|-
			\|Price
			!RotF!!DotM!!Prime
			\|-
			\|$5\|\|Legends\|\|Legion\|\|Legion
			\|-
			\|$8\|\|Scout\|\|Commander\|\|Commander
			\|-
			\|$10\|\| \|\|HA Basic\|\|
			\|-
			\|$13\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe\|\|Deluxe
			\|-
			\|$15\|\| \|\|Action Set\|\|
			\|-
			\|$20\|\| \|\|Voyager\|\|Vehicle
			\|-
			\|$22\|\|Voyager\|\| \|\|Voyager
			\|-
			\|$30\|\|Human Alliance\|\|Human Alliance\|\|Weaponizer
			\|-
			\|$35\|\| \|\| \|\|Maximus
			\|-
			\|$45\|\|Leader\|\|Leader\|\| \|
			\|-
			\|$90\|\|Ultimate\|\|Ultimate\|\|
			\|-
			\|$100\|\|Supreme Combiner\|\| \|\|
			\|}

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	* [[Mudflap (disambiguation)\|Mudflap]]		* [[Mudflap (disambiguation)\|Mudflap]]
	* [[Ramjet (disambiguation)\|Ramjet]]		* [[Ramjet (disambiguation)\|Ramjet]]
	* [[Camshaft]]		* [[Camshaft (disambiguation)\|Camshaft]]
	* [[Rollbar (disambiguation)\|Rollbar]]		* [[Rollbar (disambiguation)\|Rollbar]]
	* [[Tailgate (disambiguation)\|Tailgate]]		* [[Tailgate (disambiguation)\|Tailgate]]
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	==Episodes==		==Episodes==
	Potential episodes included:		Potential episodes included:
	* "The Trial of Megatron" (3 parts): From behind bars, [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]] continues to control the free [[Decepticon]]s, arranging for the prison city of [[Kaon]] (including himself) to be teleported to [[Lake Erie]], near [[Detroit]]. [[Sari Sumdac]] delves into her origins. [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)\|Ultra Magnus]] goes offline; [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)\|Sentinel Prime]] attempts to become [[Magnus (rank)\|Magnus]] ''de jure.'' [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]]'s hometown is attacked by Decepticons.		* "The Trial of Megatron" (3 parts): From behind bars, [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]] continues to control the free [[Decepticon]]s, arranging for the prison city of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]] (including himself) to be teleported to [[Lake Erie]], near [[Detroit]]. [[Sari Sumdac (Animated)\|Sari Sumdac]] delves into her origins. [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)\|Ultra Magnus]] goes offline; [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)\|Sentinel Prime]] attempts to become [[Magnus (rank)\|Magnus]] ''de jure.'' [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]]'s hometown is attacked by Decepticons.
	* "AllSpark-alypse Now!": Sentinel takes the [[AllSpark]] to Earth to attack Megatron. Ghostly [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]] inhabits AllSpark-powered Transformers in an attempt to warn [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]] about Sentinel's plan.		* "AllSpark-alypse Now!": Sentinel takes the [[AllSpark]] to Earth to attack Megatron. Ghostly [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]] inhabits AllSpark-powered Transformers in an attempt to warn [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]] about Sentinel's plan.
	* "S.T.E.A.M.": Save The Earth And Mankind, a steampunk-themed organization opposed to any post-1900 technology (and Transformers in particular), battles [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]]. The Autobots have to defend those who fear and hate them. (Steampunky Transformers may have ensued.)		* "S.T.E.A.M.": Save The Earth And Mankind, a steampunk-themed organization opposed to any post-1900 technology (and Transformers in particular), battles [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]]. The Autobots have to defend those who fear and hate them. (Steampunky Transformers may have ensued.)
	* "Mirror, Mirror": Bulkhead and Sari end up in an alternate universe full of heroic Decepticons and evil Autobots. [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Repaints and goatees abound.]]		* "Mirror, Mirror": Bulkhead and Sari end up in an alternate universe full of heroic Decepticons and evil Autobots. [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Repaints and goatees abound.]]
	* "Gremlins in the Gears": The [[Mini-Con]]s who maintain Kaon's systems escape into Detroit, and begin disassembling all mechanical devices. The odd couple team of [[Ratchet (Animated)\|Ratchet]] and [[~~Captain~~ Fanzone]] star.		* "Gremlins in the Gears": The [[Mini-Con]]s who maintain Kaon's systems escape into Detroit, and begin disassembling all mechanical devices. The odd couple team of [[Ratchet (Animated)\|Ratchet]] and [[Carmine Fanzone]] star.
	* "It Came From Planet Cybertron": The Autobot [[Cosmos (Animated)\|Cosmos]], while delivering a message to Optimus on Earth, scans a flying saucer prop on a movie set, and then loses his memory. Hijinks follow.		* "It Came From Planet Cybertron": The Autobot [[Cosmos (Animated)\|Cosmos]], while delivering a message to Optimus on Earth, scans a flying saucer prop on a movie set, and then loses his memory. Hijinks follow.
	* "Turf War": The [[Constructicon (Animated)\|Constructicon]]s and Decepticons fight over Detroit's [[energon]]. The Autobots are stuck in the middle.		* "Turf War": The [[Constructicon (Animated)\|Constructicon]]s and Decepticons fight over Detroit's [[energon]]. The Autobots are stuck in the middle.