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Revision as of 02:19, 8 May 2011
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| "Out of His Head" | ||||||
| Production company | Hasbro Studios | |||||
| Airdate | May 7, 2011 | |||||
| Written by | Nicole Dubuc | |||||
| Directed by | Vinton Heuck | |||||
| Animation studio | Polygon Pictures | |||||
Megatron attempts to resurrect himself using Dark Energon by controling Bumblebee's mind.
Synopsis
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
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Quotes
"Lucky for us Megatron was still alive. Yeah, I actually said that."
- —Arcee surprising us all.
"My greatest mistake? I've made a few. But there is one I do not intend to make again!"
- —A surprisingly self-aware Megatron.
Notes
Animation or technical errors
Continuity errors
- Bumblebee is not only able to speak, but also able to produce Megatron's voice.
Transformers references
- Arcee hasn't forgotten her trip to the Arctic in "Scrapheap."
- Optimus Prime recalls their "end run on Polyhex."
- It seems that Megatron was conscious (and able to perfectly remember) when Starscream extracted the fragment of Dark Energon from his chest in "Masters & Students."
Foreign dubbing
Real-world references
- Starscream loves it when a plan comes together.
Trivia
- In the real world, large telescopes use mirrors, not lenses.
