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* Mo and Thrash's giant monster home movie is an obvious reference to | * Mo and Thrash's giant monster home movie is an obvious reference to [[Godzilla]]. The musical bit that plays during it even evokes the King of the Monster's signature theme. | ||
* Mo's red-haired humanoid lion action figure seems to reference {{w|Lion-O}} from ''{{w|ThunderCats}}''. | * Mo's red-haired humanoid lion action figure seems to reference {{w|Lion-O}} from ''{{w|ThunderCats}}''. | ||
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Revision as of 17:07, 12 March 2023
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| Production company | Entertainment One Nickelodeon | |||||
| Airdate | March 3, 2023 | |||||
| Writers | Nicole Dubac & Mae Catt | |||||
| Animation studio | Icon Creative Studio | |||||
 Watch this episode on Paramount+
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Unsure of how to choose the right alt-mode, Jawbeaker tries to interviews some bots to get their perspective with help from Hashtag.
Synopsis
Featured characters
(Characters in italic text appear only in video footage.)
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons | Humans | Terrans | Others |
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Quotes
"You didn't tell me we were going to see Megatron and Elita-1! They look busy, we should go!"
"Psh, come on. Everybody loves talking to you. Remember how Twitch and Thrash opened up? Come on, come on! Just go for it!"
- -Jawbreaker gets encouraged by Hashtag to talk to his elders
"Autobots...work out!"
- -Elita puts her own spin on her boyfriend's catchphrase.
Notes
Continuity notes
- Megatron and Elita are performing cleanup duty at the same naval yard where the battle against Mandroid's giant mech fortress took place in Age of Evolution, Part 2. The battleship that was flung on top of the warehouse is still there and visible in many shots.
- Megatron has a scar on the side of his chest where Mandroid attempted to surgically remove his arm.
Transformers references
Real-world references
- Mo and Thrash's giant monster home movie is an obvious reference to Godzilla. The musical bit that plays during it even evokes the King of the Monster's signature theme.
- Mo's red-haired humanoid lion action figure seems to reference Lion-O from ThunderCats.
