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==Notes==
==Notes==
===Continuity notes===
===Continuity notes===
*Wild Wheel's stasis pod was one of those seen getting sucked out of the ''Ark'' during Grimlock's flashback in "[[King of the Dinosaurs]]". (Hey, we totally called that it'd be plot-relevant one day!)
*Wild Wheel's stasis pod was one of those seen getting sucked out of the ''Ark'' during Grimlock's flashback in "[[King of the Dinosaurs]]". (Hey, we totally called that it would be plot-relevant one day!)
*Perceptor seems to have taken over Maccadam's bar since his demise.
*Perceptor seems to have taken over [[Maccadam]]'s [[Maccadam's Old Oil House|bar]] since his demise in "[[The End Of The Universe III]]".


===Transformers references===
===Transformers references===
*In his flashback, Wild Wheel can be heard calling to [[Jazz (Cyberverse)|Jazz]].
*In his flashback, Wild Wheel can be heard calling to Jazz; believe it or not, there ''is'' a [[Jazz (Cyberverse)|Jazz]] kicking it in ''Cyberverse''.


===Real-world references===
===Real-world references===
*This episode features everything from a typical wild west show, including a ranch, bar scenes, creature riding and even a showdown.
*This episode features everything from a typical wild west show, including a ranch, bar scenes, creature riding and even a showdown.
*Meanwhile, Wild Wheel's look, specifically the hat and poncho, and his gunslinging skills, are based on the {{w|Man with No Name}} of {{w|Sergio Leone}}'s "Dollars Trilogy".
*Though Wild Wheel himself is an entirely new character created for this episode, his design—namely the hat, poncho, and gun-slinging skills—are based on the {{w|Man with No Name}} of {{w|Sergio Leone}}'s "Dollars Trilogy".


===Other trivia===
===Other trivia===
*In fairness to Wild Wheel's grudge, irrational and misplaced though it may be, in all this time none of his former crewmates have been shown sparing even a passing thought for him or his whereabouts. No wonder he's pissed. (Of course, the out-of-universe explanation is that Wild Wheel didn't exist until this episode.)
*In fairness to Wild Wheel's grudge, irrational and misplaced though it may be, in all this time none of his former crewmates have been shown sparing even a passing thought for him or his whereabouts. No wonder he's pissed. Of course, the out-of-universe explanation is that Wild Wheel was not conceived exist until this episode.


===Animation and technical errors===
===Animation and technical errors===

Revision as of 19:05, 26 February 2020

Transformers: Cyberverse ep 56
"Wild Wild Wheel"
Production company Allspark Animation
Airdate February 21, 2020 (UK)
Animation studio Boulder Media Studio

A forgotten bot returns to Cybertron, looking for revenge.

Synopsis


Thanks for helping me... pull myself together.

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Quotes

Notes

Continuity notes

  • Wild Wheel's stasis pod was one of those seen getting sucked out of the Ark during Grimlock's flashback in "King of the Dinosaurs". (Hey, we totally called that it would be plot-relevant one day!)
  • Perceptor seems to have taken over Maccadam's bar since his demise in "The End Of The Universe III".

Transformers references

  • In his flashback, Wild Wheel can be heard calling to Jazz; believe it or not, there is a Jazz kicking it in Cyberverse.

Real-world references

  • This episode features everything from a typical wild west show, including a ranch, bar scenes, creature riding and even a showdown.
  • Though Wild Wheel himself is an entirely new character created for this episode, his design—namely the hat, poncho, and gun-slinging skills—are based on the Man with No Name of Sergio Leone's "Dollars Trilogy".

Other trivia

  • In fairness to Wild Wheel's grudge, irrational and misplaced though it may be, in all this time none of his former crewmates have been shown sparing even a passing thought for him or his whereabouts. No wonder he's pissed. Of course, the out-of-universe explanation is that Wild Wheel was not conceived exist until this episode.

Animation and technical errors

  • TBA

Foreign localization

  • TBA

Home video releases

  • TBA