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===Trivia===
===Trivia===
* Drift notes that an explosion atop the nuclear waste facility could potentially cause the storage drums to leak, and later implies that radiation from the storage site is what is interfering with their communications, ignoring that the entire point of a storage site is to have the waste drums buried ''deep'' underground where the radiation, if there was any escaping in the first place, would be absorbed by the soil and rock between the storage levels and the surface.


===Foreign localization===
===Foreign localization===

Revision as of 01:19, 1 May 2017

Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015) ep 47
"King of the Hill (Part 2)"
Production company Hasbro Studios
Airdate April 29, 2017
Animation studio Polygon Pictures

Team Bee find themselves struggling to contain the Stunticon while trying to avoid the potentially catastrophic detonation of a nuclear waste disposal site.

Synopsis

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Trivia

  • Drift notes that an explosion atop the nuclear waste facility could potentially cause the storage drums to leak, and later implies that radiation from the storage site is what is interfering with their communications, ignoring that the entire point of a storage site is to have the waste drums buried deep underground where the radiation, if there was any escaping in the first place, would be absorbed by the soil and rock between the storage levels and the surface.

Foreign localization

French

  • Title: Le Roi de la Montagne ("The King of the Hill")
  • Original airdate: April 25, 2017

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