Review Time: this episode is excellent.
Character developments: we have three new
characters in this episode, collectively known as Insecticons, at this point
the Autobots have the Dinobots and the Decepticons have the Insecticons,
generally speaking without giving too much away this is where things get more
layered as it relates to the character developments. Because some people out
there in Internet land may not know this; yes these two groups of characters
may belong to the Autobots or the Decepticons, but if we were to look at the
Dinobots firstly, they are not evil
characters but their personality traits including their mental capacity is
somewhere between children to teenagers, which basically means they are going
to say no if someone asks them to do something or at the very least be
argumentative or anything else like this. Moving on to the Insecticons, these
characters look out for themselves as a group collective, so if it doesn't
benefit them there is a high possibility they will leave Megatron and the other
Decepticons or anybody they are associated with high and dry for
self-preservation.
Action sequences: here are just some
elements for you to look out for in this episode; seeing what these new
characters can do, moving on to this double-team between Optimus Prime and
Autobot [Brawn,] where Optimus Prime throws Brawn up to take on/land on in the
air this Insecticon Shrapnel [on a quick side note this could be the wrong name
for this Insecticon,] I have been looking at pictures and I even got a
secondary opinion from someone else just to make sure that the picture or
character I was looking at was the same in the episode, so apologies if I have
gotten it wrong.
Reflector: now because I have been
talking about small groups of characters, I should take some time to talk about
a group of characters that go by the name of Reflector [they are Decepticons,
their transformed state is of a camera,] there are three of them and their
names are Viewfinder, Spectro and Spyglass, they are around before the Dinobots
and now the Insecticons. I don't know too much about these characters in fact I
had to go and research elements of this paragraph, because I could be wrong
about this; but is it me or don't we see these characters being used that often
and before I receive feedback, I think we get to see them as individual characters
here and there, but not as Reflector, [at this point I think this collective
has been used twice in this TV series up to this point,] before I say my next
comment I just want to point out I believe it to be a fair one; I guess if
these characters were used more often individually or together throughout the
years I may have got to know them better and it doesn't help that these
characters are identical in every way such as physically and verbally when they
are together as a collective but three different characters. [Now for one
example they could have different things on their bodies or anywhere on them as
long as it relates to their transformed form, for the audience to know who is
who.]
This episode receives: 8/10, after taking
everything into consideration including things I haven't discussed for one
example the triple-teams where most of the Autobots work together in two sets
of threes [that is as much as you’re going to get from me] this mark feels
right.
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