Decepticons Attack
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| Production company | TG Studios | |||||
| Airdate | September 29, 2010 | |||||
| Written by | Scott Beatty | |||||
| Animation studio | TG Studios, ArtDuck Studios, & Meanlow Studios | |||||
| Executive producer | Aaron Archer, Erin Hillman, & Michael Verrecchia | |||||
The Autobots lure the Decepticons into a trap.
Synopsis
Optimus Prime has a meeting with his Autobots to plan a final confrontation with the Decepticons.
Megatron derails a train he thinks is carrying the Autobot prisoner Soundwave. In reality, the train only contained a hologram of Soundwave as a ruse to lure the Decepticons into a trap. Optimus Prime arrives and fights Megatron. The Decepticons discuss leaving Megatron on his own when Ironhide, Bumblebee, and Ratchet show themselves. Mindwipe tries to hypnotize Bumblebee, but Bumblebee covers his ears and talks over Mindwipe's voice, nullifying the effect. Megatron throws a train car at Optimus, who then does a badass flip over it. Bludgeon fights Ratchet. Starscream fights Ironhide. A small army of the Autobot's human allies then surround the battlefield.
Optimus Prime gives each Decepticon a choice. Leave Earth or be destroyed. To Megatron's surprise, Starscream, Bludgeon, and Mindwipe comply and leave. Optimus Prime is not surprised, since Megatron has been displaying poor leadership skills. Alone, Megatron also leaves Earth, but not before a parting threat to the planet.
Bumblebee stamps out a gigantic Autobot insignia in the dirt as a reminder to the Decepticons.
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons |
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Quotes
"You don't want to battle me, Bumblebee." "Blah, blah, blah. I can't hear you, Mindwipe!" - Mindwipe and Bumblebee preparing to fight.
Notes
Continuity notes
- Starscream was last seen in the last episode defeated and at the mercy of the Autobots.
- Barricade was last seen defeated by Ironhide and under a ton of rocks in Cyber Missions 11.
- Barricade was only seen briefly after the train was derailed. He did not take part in the fight and was not among the Decepticons who agreed to leave Earth.
- Lockdown is also still at large.
Transformers references
Foreign dubbing
Latin American Spanish
Trivia
- This and episodes 11 and 12 made their debut on The Hub's website when the entire series was put up in the Webisodes section.
- As of this episode, Cyber Missions is unique for being the first series since Armada to have been broadcasted entirely in Latin America under the same team of voice actors. Energon is not known to have been broadcasted entirely or to have all of its episodes dubbed in Latin American Spanish, the same goes for Cybertron, but it is suspected to have most, if not all, of its episodes dubbed because some of the episodes of the latter half of the cartoon were broadcasted in Mexico. The entire Unicron Trilogy was dubbed in Venezuela and the team of voice actors remained consistent. Animated fared less well. Even though all episodes were aired, the first two seasons were dubbed in Chile and the third season was dubbed in Colombia and is known for having a defficient translation, terrible voice acting and lackluster sound mixing. In short, is like Omni Productions all over again, if not worse.
