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Revision as of 02:33, 10 July 2011

Transformers: Prime ep 18
"Metal Attraction"
Production company Hasbro Studios
Airdate July 9, 2011
Written by Nicole Dubuc
Directed by Todd Waterman
Animation studio Polygon Pictures

The Autobots try to claim a magnetic weapon called a "Polarity Gauntlet" before the Decepticons get to it.

Synopsis

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Quotes

Notes

Animation or technical errors

Continuity errors

Transformers references

  • Breakdown was bested by humans and lost his right optic in episode 16.
  • After Breakdown volunteers to retrieve the weapon, Megatron retorts, "If you can be bested by mere humans, what chance do you have against the Autobots?"

Foreign dubbing

Real-world references

Trivia

  • Knock Out apparently didn't have any extra eyes lying around to give Breakdown. Sound familiar?
  • Breakdown's new eye patch was hinted at during BotCon 2011 when an artist from the series was requested to sketch Breakdown by a certain Transformers fan: the artist asked what episode had just been screened, thought for a moment, and soon provided an image of Breakdown with an eye patch.[1]
  • During this episode's original airing, the commercial bumpers were backwards: "we now return" was played at the start of each break and "we'll be right back" was played at the end.

Home video releases