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===Movie continuity=== | ===Movie continuity=== | ||
After arriving on Earth, [[Starscream (Movie)| | After arriving on Earth, [[Starscream (Movie)|Starscream]] and [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]] downgraded their [[plasma cannon]]s for machine guns (the other [[Decepticon]]s presumably followed course). This loss of advanced weaponry was presumably to better disguise themselves for combat on [[Earth]]. {{storylink|Prime Directives issue 4}} | ||
The [[Autobot]]s, on the other hand, retained their energy weapons. Only [[Ratchet (Movie)|Ratchet]] was shown using a machine gun. {{storylink|Transformers (2007)|Transformers}} | The [[Autobot]]s, on the other hand, retained their energy weapons. Only [[Ratchet (Movie)|Ratchet]] was shown using a machine gun. {{storylink|Transformers (2007)|Transformers}} | ||
Revision as of 06:34, 16 February 2008
Machine guns are weapons which fire small projectiles at incredibly high speeds. You would think that the Transformers would make something flashy or nuclear, but hey, go with what works.
Fiction
Generation 1
Slugslinger used a machine gun, which was later modified to be controlled by Caliburst. It fired rounds of 1,200 per minute. And knowing Slugslinger, he fired it at that rate whenever he something threatening or scary.
Movie continuity
After arriving on Earth, Starscream and Blackout downgraded their plasma cannons for machine guns (the other Decepticons presumably followed course). This loss of advanced weaponry was presumably to better disguise themselves for combat on Earth. Prime Directives issue 4
The Autobots, on the other hand, retained their energy weapons. Only Ratchet was shown using a machine gun. Transformers
Really thought that one through, didn't you, Starscream?
