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|production company=[[Hasbro Studios]]
|production company=[[Hasbro Studios]]
|animation studio=[[Vision Animation]]
|animation studio=[[Vision Animation]]
|writer=
|writer=[[Amy Gershwin]]
|director=
|director=[[Nathan Chew]]
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{{featuredcharacters
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*[[Boulder]] (1)
*[[Heatwave (RB)|Heatwave]] (2)
*[[Chase (RB)|Chase]] (3)
*[[Blades (RB)|Blades]] (4)


|c3=
|c3=
*[[Cody Burns]] (5)
*[[Taylor]] (6)
*[[Dani Burns]] (7)
*[[Doc Greene]] (8)
*[[Graham Burns]] (9)
*[[Kade Burns]] (10)
*[[Charlie Burns]] (11)
*[[Frankie Greene]] (12)
}}
}}


==Quotes==
==Quotes==
"You know what else is considered a myth? Aliens! And yet..."
:—'''Blades''' makes a good point.
"Then my nightmare would undoubtedly contain a town where nobody broke the law, rendering me useless."<br />
"Mine would be cumulus clouds. Seriously, they're nature's shapeshifters."
:—'''Chase''' and '''Blades'''
"So they're basically walking cartoons?"<br />
"GASP! Cartoons aren't real?"
:—'''Dani''' and '''Blades'''


==Notes==
==Notes==
===Animation and technical errors===
===Animation and technical errors===
*Doc Greene says the sleep chamber is sound-proofed, so why can we hear Kade snoring when he's in it?
===Continuity errors===
===Continuity errors===
===Continuity notes===
===Continuity notes===
===Transformers references===
===Transformers references===
*The Rescue Bots' energon power sources make them immune to the gremlins' energy draining abilities.
===Real-world references===
===Real-world references===
*Gremlins are, in fact, a popular piece of "modern" folklore. [[United Kingdom|Royal Air Force]] service members began to reference them in the 1920s, and they were popularized during [[World War II]] when pilots on both sides of the European Theater began suffering large numbers of inexplicable difficulties with their respective aircraft. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gremlin (Wikipedia article)]
*Gremlins are, in fact, a popular piece of "modern" folklore. [[United Kingdom|Royal Air Force]] service members began to reference them in the 1920s, and they were popularized during [[World War II]] when pilots on both sides of the European Theater began suffering large numbers of inexplicable difficulties with their respective aircraft. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gremlin (Wikipedia article)]
*The gremlins in this story owe a lot to the 1984 ''Gremlins'' film produced by [[Steven Spielberg]].
*As Blades points out a shark-shaped cloud, a chord from the ''Jaws'' theme plays.


===Trivia===
===Trivia===

Revision as of 22:42, 12 April 2014

Transformers: Rescue Bots ep 34
"Blame the Gremlins"
Production company Hasbro Studios
Airdate April 12, 2014
Writer Amy Gershwin
Director Nathan Chew
Animation studio Vision Animation

Kade's nightmares come to life and threaten Griffin Rock and Cody and the Rescue Bots must help.

Synopsis

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Quotes

"You know what else is considered a myth? Aliens! And yet..."

Blades makes a good point.


"Then my nightmare would undoubtedly contain a town where nobody broke the law, rendering me useless."
"Mine would be cumulus clouds. Seriously, they're nature's shapeshifters."

Chase and Blades


"So they're basically walking cartoons?"
"GASP! Cartoons aren't real?"

Dani and Blades

Notes

Animation and technical errors

  • Doc Greene says the sleep chamber is sound-proofed, so why can we hear Kade snoring when he's in it?

Continuity errors

Continuity notes

Transformers references

  • The Rescue Bots' energon power sources make them immune to the gremlins' energy draining abilities.

Real-world references

  • Gremlins are, in fact, a popular piece of "modern" folklore. Royal Air Force service members began to reference them in the 1920s, and they were popularized during World War II when pilots on both sides of the European Theater began suffering large numbers of inexplicable difficulties with their respective aircraft. (Wikipedia article)
  • The gremlins in this story owe a lot to the 1984 Gremlins film produced by Steven Spielberg.
  • As Blades points out a shark-shaped cloud, a chord from the Jaws theme plays.

Trivia

Foreign localization


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