Review Time: this episode is good
Storyline/Back
stories/Character developments:
the first thing I should point out is this episode is a continuation from the
previous episode; but now I have said that these three components work
hand-in-hand; they are good and the via the back stories in one way or another
we get to know about these two different species [Xetaxxis and Lanarq,] but
without giving too much away it highlights these two key points how
manipulative the Quintessons are and only if the Autobots and the Decepticons
and their many different little collectives
of Transformers could have at the very least an uneasy alliance [I have
specifically said an uneasy alliance, because with their amount of history and
the fact they truly with passion have a strong dislike for one another I think
the best we could hope for is an uneasy alliance at best;] they would be able
to focus on their biggest problem which are the Quintessons.
Action
sequences/Artistic visions:
these two components go hand-in-hand for this example we have Rodimus Prime and
Ultra Magnus firstly getting on top of Sky Lynx [they are both kneeling on one
knee,] Sky Lynx [is in transformed mode of a Bird] and then going off to this
situation and then once at this situation firing their handheld weapons whilst
standing on Sky Lynx and for an individual artistic vision we have one scene of
these two Planets which are the home Planet of the Xetaxxis [Planet name
Xetaxxis] and the home Planet of the Lanarq [Planet name Lanarq]
This episode
receives: 7/10, so as I said
at the beginning of this review this episode is good and on a side note now as
some point in this episode between Rodimus Prime and Spike Witwicky they have
this dialogue exchange where they bring up wrestling and it being fake. No
surprise here I have a problem with this; it is not fake, it is simulated
combat, yes the results are predetermined and yes they don't go out to
deliberately hurt one another but the impact of this simulated combat is very
real on every single level of the performer's lives and their surrounding
connections to other people's lives as well.
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