*Taking notes* So Megatron is not a "weird angel," but Galvatron is a "fallen angel..." got it
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*Taking notes* So Megatron is not a "weird angel," but Galvatron is a "fallen angel..." got it
From IDW's Transformers: Bumblebee - Win If You Dare
It's pretty bad if I want Blastbee so much I'd look here XD I think Blaster was playing "Bust a Move" by Young MC based on an earlier panel.
So we can all agree that as soon as Jawbreaker comes home from Cybertron whatâs going to happen is that Aftermathâs going to see that war hammer and try to take that shit, and Jawbreaker will be like, âSure, you can borrow it! I donât mind :)â which will make Aftermath so disgusted he wonât want it anymore, right?
Pathetic li'l Slipstream doodle
From "Games of Deception" published by Fun Publications, part of Classics, an extension of the US Marvel comics stories
Bring back Elita-1's color-changing reflective armor! I'd be just as happy with that and it producing the disco lights-like effect as I would be with her time-stopping ability.
Is it strange that I kind of want to see G1 Prowl be plopped into IDW to contrast how different he is to his counterpart and how others react to it?? The whole thing with G1 Prowl and IDW Prowl is fascinating
I think you can basically just look at the IDW comics themselves to have this experience! I think Shane McCarthy's Prowl is basically G1 Prowl:
He's 1) trying to be logical, 2) stressed out and saying rude things but with good intentions, and 3) the rude statements are hilarious. I love that he's literally like, we're the transformers, by definition we change LMAO I also love that he's clearly trying to explain to Ironhide that they shouldn't be jumping to conclusions about who betrayed the Autobots (Ironhide here is convinced it's Mirage, who is innocent) but Prowl does this in such an ill-conceived way by pointing out it could've been Ironhide himself XD
When not angry, we could see this version of Prowl trying to be kind and supportive... awkwardly:
Looking at All Hail Megatron is a really effective way to see the difference between the Prowl characterizations because in the story written by Nick Roche and James Roberts, we see the start of the IDW Phase 2 characterization. So like, the moment I put above in which Prowl is trying to make this a smooth transition reads very very differently once JRo and Roche establish that actually, before this, Prowl had Kup mentally violated and turned into a mouthpiece to use. In fact, the cy-gars he smokes were intended to keep him dependent on the substance to keep him mentally stable enough for Prowl to use when he wanted to:
I think the readers are supposed to believe that were we to have seen Prowl's inner monologue in other issues, he would've been as clearly manipulative the whole time, but I just don't buy it. Later, in Sins of the Wreckers, Roche would try to paper over how drastically different the different characterizations of Prowl were by having Tarantulas say Prowl goes through phases in which he tries to be more morally scrupulous and then fails again:
I know a lot of fans love this, but as an IDW Prowl hater who thinks he is a terribly written character, my personal perspective on this is that it's an embarrassingly transparent ploy on the part of the writer to be like, "No, trust me guys, actually my vision made total sense the whole time."
Elita-1: says she "knows no fear" when she needs to bravely protect her team and base from the Decepticons
Megatron: says he "knows no fear" as Starscream goads him into the most obvious trap ever... in a sewer
GIFs taken from the episodes "The Search for Alpha Trion" and "Triple Takeover" in the G1 cartoon
Red Alert's and Galvatron's circuits sparking