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After a battle with the [[Autobot]]s, [[Megatron]] plans his escape by creating a diversion for the | After a battle with the [[Autobot]]s, [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] plans his escape by creating a diversion for the Autobots. He blasts [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] while [[Spike Witwicky]] was ridding in him. Bumblebee is damaged and Spike was left in a comatose state. Spike is taken to Metro Hospital where the Doctors suggest that if Spike's mind was transferred somewhere else, they would be able to operate on his fragile body. [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] and [[Sparkplug Witwicky]] transfer Spike's mind into a creation of Sparkplugs, called [[Autobot X]]. Spike now becomes Autobot Spike. However, once the mind transferal was completed, his mind was left in an extremely unstable state. Angry about his new body, Autobot Spike rampages, destroying several computers and machines in Wheeljack's shop. | ||
Optimus Prime is able to subdue | [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] is able to subdue Autobot Spike without damaging Spike's mind. To keep Autobot Spike calm, Wheeljack tunes [[Teletraan I]] to a television station, where he watches the movie, Frankenstein. Spike is roused to anger, convinced he is a "monster" and begins to rampage again throughout the [[Ark (G1)|Autobot Headquarters]], before he escapes. | ||
Going out into the wilderness alone, | Going out into the wilderness alone, Autobot Spike is in conflict between Spike's mind and Autobot X's. Will he use his new body and powers to help the world like Optimus Prime, or conquer all humanity? | ||
[[Laserbeak]] informs | [[Laserbeak (G1)|Laserbeak]] informs Megatron of Spike's new Autobot body and unstable mind. Megatron forms a plan to trick Autobot Spike into destroying the Autobots. Megatron soon finds Autobot Spike with [[Reflector]]'s help. Autobot Spike attacks, but Megatron has other plans. With Autobot Spikes unstable mind, he finds it hard to think and is easily twisted by Megatron to go against the Autobots. | ||
Bumblebee brings the Autobots to Autobot Spikes location, but they are unable to fight against the vengeful '''Autobot Spike''' in fear of destroying Spike's mind. After Autobot Spike shoots his father off the edge of a cliff, does he realize what he has done. At once he saves his father and turns on the [[Decepticon]]s. | |||
Finally, | Finally, Spike's mind is returned to his [[Human]] body after the surgical operation was a success. | ||
Spike would never be placed in a robot's body again. [[Fortress Maximus (G1) | Never]] | |||
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Revision as of 23:12, 19 November 2007
A wounded Spike is turned into an Autobot Frankenstein's monster to save his life.
Detailed synopsis
After a battle with the Autobots, Megatron plans his escape by creating a diversion for the Autobots. He blasts Bumblebee while Spike Witwicky was ridding in him. Bumblebee is damaged and Spike was left in a comatose state. Spike is taken to Metro Hospital where the Doctors suggest that if Spike's mind was transferred somewhere else, they would be able to operate on his fragile body. Wheeljack and Sparkplug Witwicky transfer Spike's mind into a creation of Sparkplugs, called Autobot X. Spike now becomes Autobot Spike. However, once the mind transferal was completed, his mind was left in an extremely unstable state. Angry about his new body, Autobot Spike rampages, destroying several computers and machines in Wheeljack's shop. Optimus Prime is able to subdue Autobot Spike without damaging Spike's mind. To keep Autobot Spike calm, Wheeljack tunes Teletraan I to a television station, where he watches the movie, Frankenstein. Spike is roused to anger, convinced he is a "monster" and begins to rampage again throughout the Autobot Headquarters, before he escapes.
Going out into the wilderness alone, Autobot Spike is in conflict between Spike's mind and Autobot X's. Will he use his new body and powers to help the world like Optimus Prime, or conquer all humanity?
Laserbeak informs Megatron of Spike's new Autobot body and unstable mind. Megatron forms a plan to trick Autobot Spike into destroying the Autobots. Megatron soon finds Autobot Spike with Reflector's help. Autobot Spike attacks, but Megatron has other plans. With Autobot Spikes unstable mind, he finds it hard to think and is easily twisted by Megatron to go against the Autobots.
Bumblebee brings the Autobots to Autobot Spikes location, but they are unable to fight against the vengeful Autobot Spike in fear of destroying Spike's mind. After Autobot Spike shoots his father off the edge of a cliff, does he realize what he has done. At once he saves his father and turns on the Decepticons.
Finally, Spike's mind is returned to his Human body after the surgical operation was a success.
Spike would never be placed in a robot's body again. Never
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Original airdate: ???
Written by: Donald F. Glut
Featured Characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons | Humans | Others |
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Regulars
Guests |
Notable quotes
"He's not supposed to do that!"
-- Sparkplug referring to Autobot X destroying Autobot Headquarters.
"So you Decepticreeps like to fly eh? Well, take off!"
-- Brawn after kicking Soundwave.
"Since last we met, you've certainly improved your appearance!"
-- Megatron, upon meeting Spike in Autobot form.
"He wants a battle--let's give him one!"
-- Starscream, referring to the now-mechanized Spike.
Other notes
Animation and/or technical glitches
Continuity errors
Transformers references
- References
Real-world references
- References
Autobot Spike watches the movie Frankenstein
Miscellaneous trivia
- When Optimus Prime tries to subdue Autobot X/Spike, he fires his Ion blaster from his shoulder, like a RPG launcher.
