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Regarding the movie version of the Cybertronian language, can it be said that there are 2 distinctive dialects of Cybertronian? There's the alt-mode "electronic sounds", and the robot mode language. One fine example of this is Barricade, who yelled out in some obscure phrases in his robot-mode while swinging his flail at Bumblebee. When summoned by Starscream in his alt mode, his vocal response sounded different altogether. There's also Bonecrusher's grating alt-mode voice, along with his robot-mode roaring which just doesn't sound similar in tone. (4:12pm, March 25)<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>
Regarding the movie version of the Cybertronian language, can it be said that there are 2 distinctive dialects of Cybertronian? There's the alt-mode "electronic sounds", and the robot mode language. One fine example of this is Barricade, who yelled out in some obscure phrases in his robot-mode while swinging his flail at Bumblebee. When summoned by Starscream in his alt mode, his vocal response sounded different altogether. There's also Bonecrusher's grating alt-mode voice, along with his robot-mode roaring which just doesn't sound similar in tone. (4:12pm, March 25)

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Regarding the movie version of the Cybertronian language, can it be said that there are 2 distinctive dialects of Cybertronian? There's the alt-mode "electronic sounds", and the robot mode language. One fine example of this is Barricade, who yelled out in some obscure phrases in his robot-mode while swinging his flail at Bumblebee. When summoned by Starscream in his alt mode, his vocal response sounded different altogether. There's also Bonecrusher's grating alt-mode voice, along with his robot-mode roaring which just doesn't sound similar in tone. (4:12pm, March 25)