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* Bumblebee has creepy eyes that extend from his face like Bender from ''Futurama''. | * Bumblebee has creepy eyes that extend from his face like Bender from ''Futurama''. | ||
*The ending music is taken from either [[Energon (franchise)|Transformers Energon]] or the [[commercial]]s therefor. | |||
* This whole video is just plain weird. | * This whole video is just plain weird. | ||
Revision as of 01:45, 6 May 2009
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Optimus Prime and Bumblebee must stop the Decepticons from converting Earth's fossil fuels into energon.
Synopsis
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
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Notes
- The character models in this cartoon are a bizarre mix of live-action-movie-style bodies with "classic" heads and colorations. Megatron's cannon blast is even lifted from his live-action namesake's double-arm cannon-blast move.
- So the "diversion," the alternative to just letting Bumblebee charge into battle... is to let Bumblebee just charge into battle. Okay.
- Optimus Prime transforms into an entirely red version of his live action movie truck. But his robot mode is very similar to G1 Prime's robot mode.
- Bumblebee has creepy eyes that extend from his face like Bender from Futurama.
- The ending music is taken from either Transformers Energon or the commercials therefor.
- This whole video is just plain weird.
