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{{episode | |||
|series=CRtoon | |||
|ep=35 | |||
|prev=The Human Element | |||
|next=Mistaken Identity | |||
|title="Gelshark's Blues" | |||
|japanese=ゲルシャークの憂鬱 | |||
|romaji=Gelshark no Yūutsu | |||
|production code= | |||
|production company=[[TV Tokyo]], [[Nihon Ad Systems|NAS]], [[Studio Gallop]] | |||
|written by=[[Junki Takegami]] | |||
|director=[[Osamu Sekita]] | |||
|animation studio=Studio Gallop | |||
|airdate=[[November 29|29 November]] [[2000]] | |||
|continuity= | |||
}} | |||
'''The unseen clip show'''<br> | |||
'''Instead, [[Mystery of the Ultra Magnus|"the Ultra Magnus"]]'''<br> | |||
'''The unseen clip show''' | |||
'''Instead, [[Mystery of the Ultra Magnus|"the Ultra Magnus"]]''' | |||
'''But it makes no sense''' | '''But it makes no sense''' | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
==Featured characters== | ==Featured characters== | ||
( | {{featuredcharacters | ||
|c1= | |||
|h2=[[Predacon (RID)|Predacon]]s | |||
|c2= | |||
|c3= | |||
}} | |||
==Quotes== | |||
== | |||
==Other notes== | ==Other notes== | ||
===Animation and/or technical glitches=== | ===Animation and/or technical glitches=== | ||
===Continuity notes=== | |||
*This episode confirms that God Magnus's mysterious energy that surfaced within him back in "[[The Two Faces of Ultra Magnus|Desperate Situation! 3 Car Robo Brothers]]" and "[[Power to Burn!|Activate! Double Matrix]]" is indeed his own [[Energon Matrix]]. | |||
*Sky-Byte explains, after being asked by the rest of the cast, that the reason he's so loyal to Megatron and obsessed with being praised by him, is that Megatron saved his life once. | |||
===Continuity errors=== | ===Continuity errors=== | ||
===Transformers references=== | ===Transformers references=== | ||
===Real-world references=== | ===Real-world references=== | ||
=== | ===Trivia=== | ||
*In ''Robots in Disguise'', this clip show was replaced by "[[Mystery of the Ultra Magnus]]", a completely separate clipshow focusing on different footage. | *In ''Robots in Disguise'', this [[clip show]] was replaced by "[[Mystery of the Ultra Magnus]]", a completely separate clipshow focusing on different footage. | ||
==Home video releases== | |||
{{homevidnote|japanese}} | |||
;DVD | |||
[[File:Flag of Japan.png|20px|Japan]] 2001 — ''Transformers: Car Robots'' — Vol. 9 ([[Pony Canyon]]) | |||
{{epstub}} | |||
[[Category:Clip shows]] | [[Category:Clip shows]] | ||
[[Category:Robots in Disguise episodes]] | [[Category:Robots in Disguise (2001) episodes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:59, 23 June 2025
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| "Gelshark's Blues" (Gelshark no Yūutsu) | ||||||
| Production company | TV Tokyo, NAS, Studio Gallop | |||||
| Airdate | 29 November 2000 | |||||
| Written by | Junki Takegami | |||||
| Director | Osamu Sekita | |||||
| Animation studio | Studio Gallop | |||||
The unseen clip show
Instead, "the Ultra Magnus"
But it makes no sense
Synopsis
[edit]Featured characters
[edit](Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
Quotes
[edit]Other notes
[edit]Animation and/or technical glitches
[edit]Continuity notes
[edit]- This episode confirms that God Magnus's mysterious energy that surfaced within him back in "Desperate Situation! 3 Car Robo Brothers" and "Activate! Double Matrix" is indeed his own Energon Matrix.
- Sky-Byte explains, after being asked by the rest of the cast, that the reason he's so loyal to Megatron and obsessed with being praised by him, is that Megatron saved his life once.
Continuity errors
[edit]Transformers references
[edit]Real-world references
[edit]Trivia
[edit]- In Robots in Disguise, this clip show was replaced by "Mystery of the Ultra Magnus", a completely separate clipshow focusing on different footage.
Home video releases
[edit]All releases listed are in Japanese audio unless otherwise noted.
- DVD
2001 — Transformers: Car Robots — Vol. 9 (Pony Canyon)
