Review Time: this episode is good.
Soundwave and his mini-cassettes: these elements in one way or another bring a lot to the table, it
just reminds the viewers; that is if you needed reminding of Soundwave's
abilities, skills, mini-cassettes [what they bring to the table as well] and
other things, this episode highlights just some of these elements.
Storyline: now before I begin I just want
to say this; I can make references like this because I have mental health
issues as well and as of this review I have had it for many, many years. Now I
have gotten that out of the way with; this Autobot [Red Alert] seems to be
suffering a mental illness or in the interest of fairness and balance if it
isn't a mental illness it is coming over like that, because I haven't used this
expression for a long time it seems a good time to bring it back, so with this
being said I can only point out things that are in these episodes or films or
any projects that I am reviewing, in a nutshell if this wasn't here I wouldn't
be discussing it [I was thinking I would just point that out to cover my own back.]
Comedy level: this is just a rough description of this sequence; this Autobot
[Ironhide] picks up this vehicle thinking it is the Autobot [Red Alert,] they
are looking for but it isn't.
Character developments: not only do we get
to have a reminder about Soundwave and his mini-cassettes. Starscream also
shows us the audience he has no limits to his devious and underhanded ways in
this episode as well.
This episode receives: 7/10, now taking
everything into consideration this mark feels right and on a quick side note
there is this flashing effect thing at some point in this episode, yes usually
I don't always mention it but in this case when you see it; you will know what
I am talking about.
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