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In an attempt to find his missing friend, Bumblebee goes on a spy mission into Decepticon territory.

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots	Decepticons	Others
Clobber Bumblebee Optimus Prime Wheeljack Jetfire Rack'n'Ruin Arcee Windblade Hot Rod Whirl Ratchet Chromia	Lockdown Sky-Byte Skrapnel Megatron Astrotrain Shadow Striker Alphastrike Skywarp Ramjet Dead End	Croaton

The Grand Imperium and its statue of Prima debuted back in "Matrix of Leadership."
It is revealed that Astrotrain was recruited to the Decepticons when Megatron freed him from a 'tyrant'.
Optimus, Bumblebee and Megatron have now taken Cybertronian alternate modes, though aside from Megatron, they barely show traces of their kibble being altered in robot mode.

Jetfire questions Optimus about the reconstruction of Trion Square, a location in Iacon first introduced in the 2005 IDW continuity.
Sky-Byte is seen speaking poetry to several other Decepticons, much like his Robots in Disguise counterpart often did.

Astrotrain is seen in his robot mode for the first time, revealing that this incarnation's vehicle mode is to scale with his robot mode, as he towers over even Megatron.
Clobber's an Autobot now! Let's hope her tenure's longer than Drift's was.

In the first shot, Clobber's insignia is still the Decepticon one. It doesn't change into the Autobot emblem until we zoom in on her.
Skywarp has Slipstream's color palette when she first appears.

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 ===Transformers references===
 *Jetfire questions Optimus about the reconstruction of [[Trion Square]], a location in Iacon first introduced in the [[2005 IDW continuity]].
-*Sky-Byte is seen speaking poetry to several other Decepticons. [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sounds familiar]].
+*Sky-Byte is seen speaking poetry to several other Decepticons, much like his ''Robots in Disguise'' [[Sky-Byte (RID)|counterpart]] often did.
 ===Real-world references===