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==Notes==
==Notes==
===Continuity notes===
===Continuity notes===
* While virtually every previously-seen Decepticon was imprisoned and taken off-world by the end of "[[Decepticon Island (Part 2)]]", Springload was one of two Decepticons unaccounted for at the end of last season, as well as [[Kickback (RID)|Kickback]]. Could the latter still be skittering around on Earth too?
* The research facility in this episode is the same building where the team battled [[Simacore]] in "[[Brainpower]]".
* The research facility in this episode is the same building where the team battled [[Simacore]] in "[[Brainpower]]".


===Transformers references===
===Transformers references===
* (tbd)


===Real-world references===
===Real-world references===
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* His name, meanwhile, comes from the skunk-like {{w|Striped polecat|zorilla}}.
* His name, meanwhile, comes from the skunk-like {{w|Striped polecat|zorilla}}.


===Animation and technical errors===
===Errors===
* (tbd)


===Trivia===
===Trivia===
* Springload's presence on Earth while the rest of the ''[[Alchemor]]'' prisoners were taken back to Cybertron was not explained. But since Springload wasn't seen during the [[Decepticon Island (Part 1)|showdown on]] [[Decepticon Island (Part 2)|Decepticon Island]], it's not hard to surmise that he went his separate way to continue his search for Doradus before that. Perhaps [[Kickback (RID)|Kickback]] is also still on Earth?
* (tbd)


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

Revision as of 21:28, 9 May 2017

Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015) ep 50
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"Sphere of Influence"
Production company Hasbro Studios
Airdate May 20, 2017
Writer David McDermott
Director Scooter Tidwell
Animation studio Polygon Pictures

The Bee Team discovers a mysterious artifact that has a strange effect on Cybertronian minds, turning the 'bots against one another.

Synopsis

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Quotes

"...did he just call his blaster 'Pal'?"
"Perhaps. Criminals are often eccentric in their speech patterns."
"Yeah, and they talk funny too."

Blurr gets a complicated explanation from Drift and the Cliff's Notes from Sideswipe.

Notes

Continuity notes

  • While virtually every previously-seen Decepticon was imprisoned and taken off-world by the end of "Decepticon Island (Part 2)", Springload was one of two Decepticons unaccounted for at the end of last season, as well as Kickback. Could the latter still be skittering around on Earth too?
  • The research facility in this episode is the same building where the team battled Simacore in "Brainpower".

Transformers references

  • (tbd)

Real-world references

  • Zorillor talks like a stereotypical gangster, complete with a Tommy gun-style blaster.
  • His name, meanwhile, comes from the skunk-like zorilla.

Errors

  • (tbd)

Trivia

  • (tbd)

Foreign localization

Home video releases


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