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After having his logic circuits damaged in battle, Red Alert feels rejected by the Autobots and allies himself with Starscream.

Detailed Synopsis

After the Autobots test a new super-weapon, called the Megavator, they are attacked by Soundwave and the cassettes who attempt to steal it for the Decepticons. At the end of the battle Red Alert is injured when Rumble fires a rocket into the control room where he was operating the megavator by remote control. However, Red Alert's injuries go deeper than the surface. His logic chips have been affected, and he begins to feel as though everyone is against him to the point that he runs away, following another attempt by Megatron and the jets to steal the Megavator.

After the second attack, Starscream is abandoned by Megatron. To get back at him, Starscream seeks an alliance with Red Alert, figuring he can use him to steal the Autobot's new Megavator for himself.

Stats

Original Airdate: 16 October 1985

Written by: Antoni Zalewski

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots Decepticons Humans Others

†-Soundwave calls for Buzzsaw,
but Laserbeak ejects

Guests

Other Notes

Animation and/or Technical Glitches

  • When Soundwave is ejecting his tapes, Frenzy sort of comes out twice, but his colors are replaced with Ravage's half-way out.
  • In one scene on Red Alert's door it says "F D D", as opposed to "F ⌂ D" (where ⌂ is a Fire Dept. badge).

Continutity Errors

  • When Soundwave is ejecting his tapes, and calling their names, he calls for Buzzsaw, but Laserbeak is ejected instead, and seen throughout the episode.

Transformers References

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Real-World References

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Miscellaneous Trivia

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Keywords

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Megavator