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* DragonAscendant: [[TheStarscream Starscream.]] But don't remind him that he is - Cliffjumper found that out [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath the hard way.]]
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* DragonAscendant: [[TheStarscream Starscream.]] [[BerserkButton But don't remind him that he is is]] - Cliffjumper found that out [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath the hard way.]]
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* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: The Decepticons are shown to be quite willing to kill any human that sees a giant space robot as shown when Starscream orders the two Vehicons to destroy Jack along with Arcee. It's because of this that the human kids are placed under Autobot protection because Optimus fears the kids will be mistaken for Autobot allies just for stumbling across a confrontation.
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** In additions, the Vehicons had guns popping out of hidden panels in their vehicle modes in the pilot. This effect was dropped for all characters except those whose vehicle modes had visible weaponry (Starscream, Megatron, Shockwave, and Vehicons with jets as their altmode), which was surprising given that there was a line of toys featuring hidden weapon gimmicks for the different characters in vehicle mode.
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** In additions, the Vehicons had guns popping out of hidden panels in their vehicle modes in the pilot. This effect was dropped for all characters except those whose vehicle modes had visible weaponry (Starscream, Megatron, Shockwave, and Vehicons with jets as their altmode), which was surprising given that there was a line of toys featuring hidden weapon gimmicks for the different characters in vehicle mode.altmode).
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** OhCrap: The main cast give these off several times throughout the episode:
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** In this series, Energon is represented as a naturally growing blue crystal. This is [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars not the first time]] it has been represented in this way.
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** In this series, Energon is represented as a naturally growing glowing blue crystal. This is [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars not the first time]] it has been represented in this way.way.
** OhCrap: The main cast give these off several times throughout the episode:
** OhCrap: The main cast give these off several times throughout the episode:
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*CurbStompBattle: In contrast to how they would be portrayed, [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness later on]], the Vehicons are clearly seen kicking Cliffjumpers' ass, and later two of them were clearing winning the fight against Arcee and Bumblebee until Bulkhead arrives.
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* LittleNo: Arcee gives one when she sees Cliffjumpers' horn, fearing for the worst. Ratchet also gives one when Cliffjumper's life signal goes offline confirming everyone's fears.
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* LittleNo: Arcee gives one when she sees one of Cliffjumpers' horn, fearing for the worst.horn. Ratchet also gives one when Cliffjumper's life signal goes offline confirming everyone's fears.
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*** In additions, the Vehicons had guns popping out of hidden panels in their vehicle modes in the pilot. This effect was dropped for all characters except those whose vehicle modes had visible weaponry (Starscream, Megatron, Shockwave, and Vehicons with jets as their altmode), which was surprising given that there was a line of toys featuring hidden weapon gimmicks for the different characters in vehicle mode.
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*** In additions, the Vehicons had guns popping out of hidden panels in their vehicle modes in the pilot. This effect was dropped for all characters except those whose vehicle modes had visible weaponry (Starscream, Megatron, Shockwave, and Vehicons with jets as their altmode), which was surprising given that there was a line of toys featuring hidden weapon gimmicks for the different characters in vehicle mode.
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* BlindedByRage: Optimus implores the other Autobots not to fall into this trope over the loss of Cliffjumper.
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* LittleNo: Arcee gives one when she sees Cliffjumpers' horn, fearing for the worst. Ratchet also gives one when Cliffjumper's life signal goes offline confirming everyone's fears.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: The two vehicons ''immediately'' hit the road, with hesitance once Bulkhead enters the fight.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: The two vehicons ''immediately'' hit the road, with hesitance without hesitance, once Bulkhead enters the fight.
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**The image of Cybertron from space that appears during Optimus's exposition reuses the model from War for Cybertron.
**In this series, Energon is represented as a naturally growing blue crystal. This is [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars not the first time]] it has been represented in this way.
**In this series, Energon is represented as a naturally growing blue crystal. This is [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars not the first time]] it has been represented in this way.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: The two vehicons ''immediately'' hit the road, with hesitance once Bulkhead enters the fight.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: The two vehicons ''immediately'' hit the road, with hesitance once Bulkhead enters the fight.
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** When introducing themselves to the kids, Optimus claims "We are autonomous robotic organisms from the planet Cybertron", the same word-for-word descriptor his movie counterpart used in the 2007 film.
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* MythologyGag: Miko asks Bulkhead if he uses a wrecking ball as a weapon, a nod to his ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' counterpart.
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* MythologyGag: Miko MythologyGag:
**Miko asks Bulkhead if he uses a wrecking ball as a weapon, a nod to his ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated''counterpart. counterpart.
**Lots of references to "three years ago" as the last time the Decepticons and Megatron were seen. At the time the episode aired, three years ago was the year that ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' (2007) came out in the cinema, by Prime showrunners Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman.
**Cybertron has been rendered uninhabitable by the war. This is not just established by Exodus and the [[VideoGame/TransformersWarForCybertron War For Cybertron games]] but was also part of the Film/TransformersFilmSeries canon and IDW Publishing's earlier Generation 1 comics.
**Miko asks Bulkhead if he uses a wrecking ball as a weapon, a nod to his ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated''
**Lots of references to "three years ago" as the last time the Decepticons and Megatron were seen. At the time the episode aired, three years ago was the year that ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' (2007) came out in the cinema, by Prime showrunners Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman.
**Cybertron has been rendered uninhabitable by the war. This is not just established by Exodus and the [[VideoGame/TransformersWarForCybertron War For Cybertron games]] but was also part of the Film/TransformersFilmSeries canon and IDW Publishing's earlier Generation 1 comics.
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** Played straight when Bulkhead arrives at Arcee and Bumblebee's aid.
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** Played straight both times when Arcee goes back for Jack and when Bulkhead arrives at Arcee and Bumblebee's aid.
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*KnowWhenToFoldEm: The two vehicons ''immediately'' hit the road, with hesitance once Bulkhead enters the fight.
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* ContinuityNod: ''Literature/TransformersExodus'' is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that {{retcon}}ned the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNod: ''Literature/TransformersExodus'' is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, [[Recap/TransformersPrimeS1E26OneShallRisePart3 "One Shall Rise, Part 3" 3"]] would later give a more detailed account of this period that {{retcon}}ned the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNod: ''Literature/TransformersExodus'' is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that retcons the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNod: ''Literature/TransformersExodus'' is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that retcons {{retcon}}ned the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The Decepticon {{mook}}s, Vehicons, are much more effective here. 5 of them successfully capture Cliffjumper. 2 of them actually come close to defeating Bumblebee and Arcee - the pair are saved by Bulkhead's appearance and the cons escape unarmed. Never again do the Vehicons display such competence; each Autobots plow through dozens of them with little to no effort.
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* BloodFromTheMouth: Cliffjumper, by the time he's brought before Starscream, is leaking energon badly. He's even coughing some up.
* ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that Retcons the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
* ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that Retcons the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* BloodFromTheMouth: Cliffjumper, by the time he's brought before Starscream, is leaking energon Energon badly. He's even coughing some up.
* ContinuityNod:Transformers: Exodus ''Literature/TransformersExodus'' is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that Retcons retcons the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* BloodFromTheMouth: Cliffjumper, by the time he's brought before Starscream, is leaking energon badly. He's even coughing some up.
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* BloodFromTheMouth: Cliffjumper, by the time he's brought before Starscream, is leaking energon badly. He's even coughing some up.
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* ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that [[Retcon retconned]] the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that [[Retcon retconned]] Retcons the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that [[Retcon retconned]] the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that [[Retcon [[Retcon retconned]] the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WorldOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that [[Retcon retconned]] the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WorldOfGod.WordOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that [[Retcon retconned]] the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNods: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WorldOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that [[Retcon retconned]] the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* ContinuityNods: ContinuityNod: Transformers: Exodus is the basis of the Prime continuity's backstory, according to WorldOfGod. However, Exodus has the split between Optimus and Megatron causing the war, whereas this episode implies with the line "In war, ideals change" that their split happened during the war. It's all neatly vague enough to imagine that "war" in this instance could have been a metaphorical summation of Optimus and Megatron's ideological conflict with the council, rather than actual battlefield warfare, and in any case, "One Shall Rise, Part 3" would later give a more detailed account of this period that [[Retcon retconned]] the characters' history back in-line with the depiction seen in Exodus.
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* KilledOffForReal: [[WeHardlyKnewYe Poor Cliff.]]
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