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An_de wrote:

Auto Bot wrote:Someone else should break it for him.

SS maybe?

Use Ratchet's saw.

Auto Bot wrote:

An_de wrote:

Auto Bot wrote:Someone else should break it for him.

SS maybe?

Use Ratchet's saw.

He could be reformatted though. He doesn't need new head - he needs a new body

An_de wrote:He could be reformatted though. He doesn't need new head - he needs a new body

Maybe he adapts?

His head becomes a sort of disguise, which transforms into a small TF.

Den-O wrote:

An_de wrote:He could be reformatted though. He doesn't need new head - he needs a new body

Maybe he adapts?

His head becomes a sort of disguise, which transforms into a small TF.

*cough* Frenzy *cough*

Den-O wrote:

An_de wrote:He could be reformatted though. He doesn't need new head - he needs a new body

Maybe he adapts?

His head becomes a sort of disguise, which transforms into a small TF.

Like a Headmaster?

I have wrote:He could be reformatted though. He doesn't need new head - he needs a new body

Perhaps SS wouldn't want to loose such a good soldier (yeah, right ).

What if Bonecrusher gets revived from his fellow constructicons?

Leonardo wrote:

Alex Kingdom wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

Alex Kingdom wrote:

Leonardo wrote:I think the official explanation is that all of Earth's technology is reverse-engineered from Megatron, therefore it's all inherently evil. This was never really explained in the actual film, though.

So basically it was a massive plot hole that people (official or otherwise) are franticly trying to fill with fuzzy logic?

Yours AK

Yes. Much like how anyone else knew that a map had been burnt onto the glasses, or why they buried the Cube in a dam to shield it from N.B.E. detection, only to house an N.B.E. in the room next door.

Or why Bumblebee was interested in Sam in the first place as he knew nothing of the glasses at that point, or why it was concidered a good military decision to chose a city centre as the venue for the final battle?

Yours AK

Quite!

they went to the city cause they needed to find shortwave radios to get in touch with the fighters and helicopters...i don't think that thay would've found those short wave radios in the middle of the desert.

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

Den-O wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:But it's logical if StarScream attacked him.

Why?

Because past SSs have been known for such treacheries.

But not this Starscream.

On the contrary - SS is always pretending to be loyal to Megatron.

When? He only said about two lines in the film. There was nothing to show he was betraying Megatron.

I guess you're right. But the fact that he came to Earth to find Megatron, well I don't know what this means. What I do know is that it is logical if he betrays him because all the StarScreams do it all the time.

in the prequel SS mentions about going to Earth to find the All Spark, then the other Cons mention Megatron...SS says "right and Megatron"...You can tell in the movie that SS doesn't like Megatron but it's not clear that he fired missiles at him...Saying he did, is just an assumption.

cristof wrote:

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

Den-O wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:But it's logical if StarScream attacked him.

Why?

Because past SSs have been known for such treacheries.

But not this Starscream.

On the contrary - SS is always pretending to be loyal to Megatron.

When? He only said about two lines in the film. There was nothing to show he was betraying Megatron.

I guess you're right. But the fact that he came to Earth to find Megatron, well I don't know what this means. What I do know is that it is logical if he betrays him because all the StarScreams do it all the time.

in the prequel SS mentions about going to Earth to find the All Spark, then the other Cons mention Megatron...SS says "right and Megatron"...You can tell in the movie that SS doesn't like Megatron but it's not clear that he fired missiles at him...Saying he did, is just an assumption.

Well I actually hope he fired them at Megs... It'll be more G1-ish.

How can we tell from the movie that Starscream didn't like Megatron? I've only seen it once.

Leonardo wrote:How can we tell from the movie that Starscream didn't like Megatron? I've only seen it once.

The prequel comic shows it.

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:How can we tell from the movie that Starscream didn't like Megatron? I've only seen it once.

The prequel comic shows it.

I meant, how does the film show it? I don't remember seeing any evidence for it in the film.

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:How can we tell from the movie that Starscream didn't like Megatron? I've only seen it once.

The prequel comic shows it.

I meant, how does the film show it? I don't remember seeing any evidence for it in the film.

Yes, it doesn't... Maybe in the sequel we'll se more fighting bots and less humans (hopefully )

I think that SS won't bother about Bonecrusher but when (if) they revive Megs, he'd like to bring him back - Boney is loyal to him. More loyal than others... Especially Starscream.

I think that's what would happen (if Movie TFs can bring each other back to life) but in terms of what I think will happen...I'm not sure. I think the writers / producers are likely to forget about the dead characters and just bring in new, more impressive TFs (and Hasbro will release new toys, of course!).

I think the same way. In the 1986 Movie I was impressed by the bringing new characters and forgetting about the old ones. I hope the 2009 Movie replace the characters the same way. It's just that I wanna see more action from Boney

An_de wrote:I think that SS won't bother about Bonecrusher but when (if) they revive Megs, he'd like to bring him back - Boney is loyal to him. More loyal than others... Especially Starscream.

That makes Bonehead some sort of Soundwave character.

Auto Bot wrote:

An_de wrote:I think that SS won't bother about Bonecrusher but when (if) they revive Megs, he'd like to bring him back - Boney is loyal to him. More loyal than others... Especially Starscream.

That makes Bonehead some sort of Soundwave character.

It does?

Leonardo wrote:

Auto Bot wrote:

An_de wrote:I think that SS won't bother about Bonecrusher but when (if) they revive Megs, he'd like to bring him back - Boney is loyal to him. More loyal than others... Especially Starscream.

That makes Bonehead some sort of Soundwave character.

It does?

It really sounds like Soundwave.

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

Auto Bot wrote:

An_de wrote:I think that SS won't bother about Bonecrusher but when (if) they revive Megs, he'd like to bring him back - Boney is loyal to him. More loyal than others... Especially Starscream.

That makes Bonehead some sort of Soundwave character.

It does?

It really sounds like Soundwave.

Why, my friend?

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

Auto Bot wrote:

An_de wrote:I think that SS won't bother about Bonecrusher but when (if) they revive Megs, he'd like to bring him back - Boney is loyal to him. More loyal than others... Especially Starscream.

That makes Bonehead some sort of Soundwave character.

It does?

It really sounds like Soundwave.

Why, my friend?

Cos Soundwave is Megs' pet. He is always loyal to him. In Bonecrusher's toy bio is written that he serves Megatron cos he is afraid of him. And if Soundwave is loyal; Boney is loyal too => then they are a-lot-alike. And in the 1986 Movie Soundwave was the only Decepticon who didn't abandon Megatron after his fight with Opti. I have the feeling that Boney will replace his character.

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

Auto Bot wrote:

An_de wrote:I think that SS won't bother about Bonecrusher but when (if) they revive Megs, he'd like to bring him back - Boney is loyal to him. More loyal than others... Especially Starscream.

That makes Bonehead some sort of Soundwave character.

It does?

It really sounds like Soundwave.

Why, my friend?

Cos Soundwave is Megs' pet. He is always loyal to him. In Bonecrusher's toy bio is written that he serves Megatron cos he is afraid of him. And if Soundwave is loyal; Boney is loyal too => then they are a-lot-alike. And in the 1986 Movie Soundwave was the only Decepticon who didn't abandon Megatron after his fight with Opti. I have the feeling that Boney will replace his character.

Hmmm, maybe, although I always got the impression that cartoon Soundwave was loyal to Megatron because he agreed with Megatron and the Decepticon cause whereas Bonecrusher, as you say, is simply afraid of Megatron.

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

An_de wrote:

Leonardo wrote:

Auto Bot wrote:

An_de wrote:I think that SS won't bother about Bonecrusher but when (if) they revive Megs, he'd like to bring him back - Boney is loyal to him. More loyal than others... Especially Starscream.

That makes Bonehead some sort of Soundwave character.

It does?

It really sounds like Soundwave.

Why, my friend?

Cos Soundwave is Megs' pet. He is always loyal to him. In Bonecrusher's toy bio is written that he serves Megatron cos he is afraid of him. And if Soundwave is loyal; Boney is loyal too => then they are a-lot-alike. And in the 1986 Movie Soundwave was the only Decepticon who didn't abandon Megatron after his fight with Opti. I have the feeling that Boney will replace his character.

Hmmm, maybe, although I always got the impression that cartoon Soundwave was loyal to Megatron because he agreed with Megatron and the Decepticon cause whereas Bonecrusher, as you say, is simply afraid of Megatron.

The thing they have in common is that they serve him. It doesn't matter why they serve him.