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* ShootTheDog: The creature isn't truly evil, and Optimus knows it, but it's also uncontrollable, uncontainable, and driven by a love of chaos. Optimus pushes the button himself to destroy the kaiju size Kremzeek.
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** A sign advertises a Film/{{Godzilla}}-esque monster movie called "Hojoni".
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** A commuter in Japan can be seen wearing a Creator/{{Sony}} Walkman, a very popular electronic device of the 1980s.
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** Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, the characters' heads are often drawn larger than usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.
* UnreliableIllustrator:
** Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, the characters' heads are often drawn larger than usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.
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** A commuter in Japan can be seen wearing a Creator/{{Sony}} Walkman, a very popular electronic device of the 1980s.
* UnreliableIllustrator:
** Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, the characters' heads are often drawn larger than usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.1980s.
* UnreliableIllustrator:
** Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, the characters' heads are often drawn larger than usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.
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* AbortedArc: The ending involving another Kremzeek jumping out of Blaster's chest, prompting another chase was never followed up on.
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* ArtisticLicenseLinguistics: Look [[FreezeFrameBonus closely at the sign]] over the arcade that Kremzeek enters. It mixes English letters and Japanese katakana; this is considered bad form in the Japanese language. It is believed that this scene was animated by an unidentified Asian animation studio as it is highly unlikely that Toei (one of the primary animation studios behind the series) or one of their subcontractors (as Toei would have overseen their work) would make such a blunder.
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* ArtisticLicenseLinguistics: Look [[FreezeFrameBonus closely at the sign]] over the arcade that Kremzeek enters. It mixes English letters and Japanese katakana; this is considered bad form in the Japanese language. It is believed that this scene episode was animated by an unidentified Asian animation studio as it is highly unlikely that Toei (one of the primary animation studios behind the series) or one of their subcontractors (as Toei would have overseen their work) would make such a blunder.
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* OffModel: Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, more often than not the characters' heads are drawn larger than the usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.
** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, more often than not the characters' heads are drawn larger than the usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.
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** A commuter in Japan can be seen wearing a Creator/{{Sony}} Walkman, a very popular electronic device of the 1980s.
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** A commuter in Japan can be seen wearing a Creator/{{Sony}} Walkman, a very popular electronic device of the 1980s.1980s.
* UnreliableIllustrator:
** Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, the characters' heads are often drawn larger than usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.
* UnreliableIllustrator:
** Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, the characters' heads are often drawn larger than usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.
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** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, more often than not the characters' heads are drawn larger than the usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on.
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** That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, more often than not the characters' heads are drawn larger than the usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on. Mystifying things is that this is one of the seven Season 2 episodes to have minimal to no involvement from either Toei or AKOM, resulting in not only general animation slip-ups, but the above-mentioned mangling of the Japanese language and scenes like Blaster transforming without the accompanying animation.
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* ArtisticLicenseLinguistics: Look [[FreezeFrameBonus closely at the sign]] over the arcade that Kremzeek enters. It mixes English letters and Japanese katakana; this is considered bad form in the Japanese language. It is believed that this scene was animated by an unidentified Asian animation studio as it is highly unlikely that Toei (one of the primary animation studios behind the series) would make such a blunder.
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* ArtisticLicenseLinguistics: Look [[FreezeFrameBonus closely at the sign]] over the arcade that Kremzeek enters. It mixes English letters and Japanese katakana; this is considered bad form in the Japanese language. It is believed that this scene was animated by an unidentified Asian animation studio as it is highly unlikely that Toei (one of the primary animation studios behind the series) or one of their subcontractors (as Toei would have overseen their work) would make such a blunder.
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* ArtisticLicenseLinguistics: Look [[FreezeFrameBonus closely at the sign]] over the arcade that Kremzeek enters. It mixes English letters and Japanese katakana; this is considered bad form in the Japanese language. It is believed that this scene was animated by an unidentified Asian animation studio as it is highly unlikely that Toei (one of the primary animation studios behind the series) would make such a blunder.
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** The white and green trains seen are the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0_Series_Shinkansen Zero Series Shinkansen]] bullet trains. They were common in Japan around the time the episode originally aired but have been decommissioned by 2008.
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** A commuter in Japan can be seen wearing a Creator/{{Sony}} Walkman, a very popular electronic device of the 1980s.
** A commuter in Japan can be seen wearing a Creator/{{Sony}} Walkman, a very popular electronic device of the 1980s.
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-> ''"Choco rations down 2 grams! Doubleplusungood! — Alert! Alert! Evil Martian phlengoes have invaded supermarkets across the planet. They have come to steal Earth's ammonia."''
--> '''Teletraan-1''', ''after Kremzeek takes control of the computer''
--> '''Teletraan-1''', ''after Kremzeek takes control of the computer''
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* ShoutOut: A sign advertises a Film/{{Godzilla}}-esque monster movie called "Hojoni".
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** A sign advertises a Film/{{Godzilla}}-esque monster movie called"Hojoni"."Hojoni".
** Another sign advertises the Japanese beer KIRIN.
** The white and green trains seen are the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0_Series_Shinkansen Zero Series Shinkansen]] bullet trains. They were common in Japan around the time the episode originally aired but have been decommissioned by 2008.
** A sign advertises a Film/{{Godzilla}}-esque monster movie called
** Another sign advertises the Japanese beer KIRIN.
** The white and green trains seen are the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0_Series_Shinkansen Zero Series Shinkansen]] bullet trains. They were common in Japan around the time the episode originally aired but have been decommissioned by 2008.
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** Thats only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, more often than not the characters' heads are drawn larger than the usual(almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]),mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying( sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on.
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** Thats That's only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, more often than not the characters' heads are drawn larger than the usual(almost usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]),mouth Chibi-like]]), mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying( sometimes saying (sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on.
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** Thats only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, more often than not the characters' heads are drawn larger than the usual (almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]),mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying, and so on.
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** Thats only scratching the surface as far as this episode goes. For most of the episode, the coloring is bland or just wrong at times, more often than not the characters' heads are drawn larger than the usual (almost usual(almost [[{{Superdeformed}} Chibi-like]]),mouth movements don't match what the characters are saying, saying( sometimes they don't move at all when speaking), and so on.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The poster for "Hojoni" shows a naked woman (albeit one who's curling into herself, so nothing is on display).
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The Decepticons accidentally create a creature made of living electricity, and use it to cause chaos.
!Tropes:
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The poster for "Hojoni" shows a naked woman (albeit one who's curling into herself, so nothing is on display).
* HereWeGoAgain: At the end of the episode, Blaster admits that he sort of misses Kremzeek - at which point a Kremzeek that jumped into him earlier jumps out, and the pursuit begins again.
* OffModel: Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
* PokemonSpeak: Kremzeek only says his own name.
* ShoutOut: A sign advertises a Film/{{Godzilla}}-esque monster movie called "Hojoni".
!Tropes:
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The poster for "Hojoni" shows a naked woman (albeit one who's curling into herself, so nothing is on display).
* HereWeGoAgain: At the end of the episode, Blaster admits that he sort of misses Kremzeek - at which point a Kremzeek that jumped into him earlier jumps out, and the pursuit begins again.
* OffModel: Twice in the episode, Starscream's mouth is replaced with a faceplate.
* PokemonSpeak: Kremzeek only says his own name.
* ShoutOut: A sign advertises a Film/{{Godzilla}}-esque monster movie called "Hojoni".
