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===Continuity notes=== | ===Continuity notes=== | ||
* No one brings up Windblade's declaration that "the Titans have returned" from the end of the previous series, nor is there any acknowledgement of any returning Titans. In fact, when Trypticon is resurrected, she seems completely at a loss. | * No one brings up Windblade's declaration that "the Titans have returned" from the end of the previous series, nor is there any acknowledgement of any returning Titans. In fact, when Trypticon is resurrected, she seems completely at a loss. | ||
* In the opening, the [[narrator]] mentions that Starscream's actions were "part of a far more dangerous threat," seemingly implying that Starscream had ''deliberately'' maneuvered events in such a way as to orchestrate his death and rebirth, though Starscream's subsequent dialogue suggests that he's terrified and confused by what's going on around him. | |||
*[[Stormclash]] appears by herself, suggesting that [[combiner]]s in this series are indeed capable of splitting themselves apart into their components. | |||
===Transformers references=== | |||
* The [[Primal Basilica]] first appeared in the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]]; there, it was a simple mausoleum for previous holders of the [[Matrix of Leadership]], while in this series it has been re-imagined into a more explicitly mystical building, seemingly acting as a conduit to the [[Thirteen]]. | |||
* Starscream survives as an incorporeal form; long-time ''Transformers'' fans shouldn't be ''too'' surprised by this twist, as Starscream's ghost has been an important part of the mythos since [[Starscream's Ghost|the original G1 cartoon]], and his body-stealing abilities elaborated upon in the ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]." | |||
===Animation and technical errors=== | ===Animation and technical errors=== | ||
Revision as of 18:36, 14 November 2017
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| "Aftermath and Rebirth" | ||||||
| Production company | Hasbro Studios, Machinima | |||||
| Airdate | November 14, 2017 | |||||
| Written by | F.J. DeSanto | |||||
| Animation studio | Tatsunoko Production | |||||
Cybertron begins to rebuild, just in time for something new to wreak havoc.
Synopsis
Featured characters
Quotes
Notes
Continuity notes
- No one brings up Windblade's declaration that "the Titans have returned" from the end of the previous series, nor is there any acknowledgement of any returning Titans. In fact, when Trypticon is resurrected, she seems completely at a loss.
- In the opening, the narrator mentions that Starscream's actions were "part of a far more dangerous threat," seemingly implying that Starscream had deliberately maneuvered events in such a way as to orchestrate his death and rebirth, though Starscream's subsequent dialogue suggests that he's terrified and confused by what's going on around him.
- Stormclash appears by herself, suggesting that combiners in this series are indeed capable of splitting themselves apart into their components.
Transformers references
- The Primal Basilica first appeared in the IDW Generation 1 continuity; there, it was a simple mausoleum for previous holders of the Matrix of Leadership, while in this series it has been re-imagined into a more explicitly mystical building, seemingly acting as a conduit to the Thirteen.
- Starscream survives as an incorporeal form; long-time Transformers fans shouldn't be too surprised by this twist, as Starscream's ghost has been an important part of the mythos since the original G1 cartoon, and his body-stealing abilities elaborated upon in the Beast Wars episode "Possession."
Animation and technical errors
References
External links
- "Aftermath and Rebirth" on Go90 (US only)
