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by **Dagon** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 9:56 am

dbz77 wrote:
Dagon wrote:Here's some plotholes or at least gross discrepencies I've noticed:

*Disclaimer*--I like the movie, alright, so I'm just giving my opinion. I know that's not looked too kindly upon around Seibertron these days....

---If a protoform can travel through space and survive atmospheric reentry and the amazing, amazing heat that results from that, how does an incendiary round melt through regular TF armor?

---what are TFs built out of in this movie? They seem to come apart so easily....

I'm out.

The protoform is covered in a heat shield; you can see pieces of it breaking off when the Autobots arrive on Earth.

Ok, so that stuff coming off the protoforms was their heat shielding. But then why are they strong enough or well protected enough to crash through a baseball stadium undamaged but are busted up so easily in battle?

News Credits: 1 · by **Leonardo** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 7:45 am

Maybe their protform comet modes have stronger armour?

by **E.H.U.D.** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 8:51 am

Another reason for why the Spark-bots are evil can be found in a bit of Prime's dialog. He rhetorically asks if they were much different from the violent humans once. so the little 'bots are just untrained, not evil...

by **Malicron** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 11:25 am

E.H.U.D. wrote:Another reason for why the Spark-bots are evil can be found in a bit of Prime's dialog. He rhetorically asks if they were much different from the violent humans once. so the little 'bots are just untrained, not evil...

Now that sounds like a good explination.