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"My focal ep never got broadcast in North America, so I lack a clever quote."
"My focal ep never got broadcast in North America, so I lack a clever quote."
Autobots, transform and roll out!

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Vital Statistics

  1. ISBN-10: 0345497996
  2. ISBN-13: 978-0345497994

Writer: Alan Dean Foster, based on the screenplay and story of the 2007 Movie
Pagecount: 304pp

Major characters:

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Originally published: In the US by Del Rey Books

Synopsis

Comments/Notes

Several scenes differ between the film and novel. These include:

  • Fig doesn't talk in Spanish during the Osprey ride and later dies on the plane taking Lennox and his men back to America.
  • Sam's mom DOES NOT make any reference to a certain embarrassed boy masturbating. Which is a good thing.
  • When Ratchet scans Sam and the hot chick with him, he reveals their undergarments. Weird.
  • The lead good guy and bad guy actually call each other "brother."
  • During the battle in some city, the energy released when the All Spark (called the Energon Cube) hit the ground caused lots of video game consoles to become transformers. Interestingly, guns can become transformers if in range of the cube's energy.
  • Strangely, the novel had the final battle take place in Las Vegas instead of Mission City.
  • Sam and Mikaela don't makeout on top of Bumblebee at the end, although they do kiss in the school parking lot.
  • Starscream has a chat with Megatron at the dam where they seem to be on good terms. Later, he doesn't fight the F22s over the city and flies to space.
  • Devastator appears out of no where during the city battle.
  • Jazz has his spark ripped out by Megatron instead of being torn in half by him.
  • Strangely, the movie nor its adaptations explain how global communications were restored or how long it took for it to happen (or anything that happened beyond the evenbts involving the Transformers). They all also assume that no one used a camera phone to record the battle and post it on the Internet after it was restored.
  • The Autobots conversation before going to Hoover Dam explains why they were using English: Prime planned for Earth to be their new home, after destroying the All Spark.
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