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* Like his red clone in episode 2, Cog's torso piece disappears when he combines with Arcee.
* Like his red clone in episode 2, Cog's torso piece disappears when he combines with Arcee.
===Trivia===
===Trivia===
*Rather than basing it off of his ''Earthrise'' toy, Cliffjumper's model is a Bumblebee reskin.
*While both Arcee and Cliffjumper got their own new toys in 'Earthrise'', the designs for them were presumably not ready to be used in the ''Siege'' cartoon. As a result, Cliffjumper uses Bumblebee's recolored character model, whille Arcee uses new model based on her general character design rather than any pre-existing toy, similar to Bumblebee and Elita-1.
*Arcee's render is modeled completely after her original character design, rather than being based off of a certain toy design.


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

Revision as of 02:35, 2 August 2020

Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy: Siege
Episode 5
Production company Allspark Animation, Rooster Teeth
Airdate July 30, 2020 (Netflix)
Written by Brandon Easton and Gavin Hignight
Director Takashi Kamei
Animation studio Polygon Pictures

With time quickly running out, the Autobots must divide and conquer to prepare their escape plan.

Synopsis


Thanks for helping me... pull myself together.

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Thanks for helping me... pull myself together.

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Quotes

Notes

Transformers references

Animation and technical errors

  • Like his red clone in episode 2, Cog's torso piece disappears when he combines with Arcee.

Trivia

  • While both Arcee and Cliffjumper got their own new toys in 'Earthrise, the designs for them were presumably not ready to be used in the Siege cartoon. As a result, Cliffjumper uses Bumblebee's recolored character model, whille Arcee uses new model based on her general character design rather than any pre-existing toy, similar to Bumblebee and Elita-1.

Foreign localization