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===Transformers references===
===Transformers references===
* A rivalry between Soundwave and Shockwave is somewhat unusual, as in most Transformers fiction the two generally work well together in service of Megatron. The 2009 IDW comic continuity did have Soundwave spy on Shockwave on Megatron's behalf, and towards the end of the series they became outright enemies, but this sort of backstabbing isn't something normally seen directed towards each other.
* Clobber is a female version of [[Lugnut (Animated)| ''Animated'' Lugnut]]. She's nowhere near as tall as he was, but otherwise looks almost exactly the same.


===Real-world references===
===Real-world references===

Revision as of 05:06, 15 September 2019

Transformers: Cyberverse ep 22
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The door-to-doorcons.
"Bring Me The Spark Of Optimus Prime"
Production company Allspark Animation
Airdate August 25, 2019 (Australia/NZ)
Writer Mae Catt
Director Ehud Landsberg
Animation studio Boulder Media Studio

The Decepticons vie for Megatron's favor, only for an Autobot to land right on their doorstep.

Synopsis

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Quotes

Notes

Continuity notes

  • The GroundBridge Hot Rod emerges from is the same one he chased the "moon cheetah" through in the previous episode.
  • Slipstream was promoted to leadership of the Seekers in Sea of Tranquility.
  • Starscream is being memorialized following his (apparent) death in Bad Moon Rising. Naturally, Megatron's speech that poor Screamer lost his life at the hands of the Autobots is nothing but bald-faced lies, as Megatron himself was the one who savagely beat Starscream before blasting him with his fusion cannon.

Transformers references

  • A rivalry between Soundwave and Shockwave is somewhat unusual, as in most Transformers fiction the two generally work well together in service of Megatron. The 2009 IDW comic continuity did have Soundwave spy on Shockwave on Megatron's behalf, and towards the end of the series they became outright enemies, but this sort of backstabbing isn't something normally seen directed towards each other.
  • Clobber is a female version of Animated Lugnut. She's nowhere near as tall as he was, but otherwise looks almost exactly the same.

Real-world references

Trivia

  • In some markets, this aired with the title "Bring Me The Head Of Optimus Prime," most likely due to Megatron asking for the head of Optimus Prime in the episode itself.

Animation and technical errors

Foreign localization

Home video releases

  • TBA