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News Credits: 9 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 4:17 pm

Mine is Seaspray and blurr

EDIT: Characters other than Wheelie we all Know he was THE most annoying.

News Credits: 2 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 4:23 pm

Pretty sure this needs to be moved. *Flashes the Mod Signal*

Anyway I'm voting for Warpath.

News Credits: 9 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 4:32 pm

Ah crap youre right :BOT:

News Credits: 7 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:03 pm

Rodimus prime the worlds biggest cry baby.

Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:41 pm

shortround wrote:Rodimus prime the worlds biggest cry baby.

Haha! So true! :grin:

How was Seaspray annoying?

Daniel was annoying, but he wasn't a transformer...

Blurr annoyed me with his rambling.

News Credits: 1452 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:43 pm

G1 Blurr was a bit annoying. I never liked Tracks that much.

News Credits: 1 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:31 pm

Lets see.... in no particular order

Wheelie
Red Alert
Tracks
Grapple

Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:51 pm

Starscream frequently got on my nerves.

News Credits: 1 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:54 pm

In no particular order

Blurr
Seaspray
Warpath

Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:54 pm

I never thought Wheelie was annoying in fact I thought it was funny how he made the dinobots mad

News Credits: 9 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:36 pm

Cliffjumper was a whiny little bitch...
But worst then him:

Blurr
Wheelie
Warpath
Hotrod/Rodimus

News Credits: 2 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:29 pm

ChrisR291 wrote:Lets see.... in no particular order

Wheelie
Red Alert
Tracks
Grapple

What?? No, you gotta take off Red Alert. And Tracks.

And Grapple.

News Credits: 1 · Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:35 pm

Blurr is annoying, as is Daniel. (I actually don't mind Wheelie, though I don't like him either.)

But Slingshot is the *most* annoying character to me. Blurr and Daniel are sort of funny annoying, but Slingshot is jerk annoying.

Mon Jan 21, 2008 2:23 am

Wow! You want me to narrow that down to just one or two, maybe three??? Not possible! Well, let's just say that every character wearing the Autobot insignia annoyed me! Why, you ask? Because they had no visible "Dark sides", no quirks to speak of....They were all WAAAAAY too goodie-two-shoes for me! If I HAVE to narrow it down, and exclude Wheelie and Daniel for obvious reasons, it would have to be Optimus Prime as number one annoyance, followed by Blurr, Brawn, Arcee, Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime, and Perceptor (sorry Jeysie!)...Starscream could occasionally get on my nerves too, but he was supposed to!

Mon Jan 21, 2008 2:35 am

heh, only Wheelie was annoying enough.

but for the Seasons 1 & 2, i'd vote for:

Perceptor (that Englishman Ivy-league formal language could be annoying to listen to sometimes, could he have been an upper-class Cybertronian prior?)

Warpath (ZOOM! POW! BANG!)

Beachcomber (because he was such a beatnik)

these TFs weren't really that annoying like Wheelie, but quirky enough to warrant a listing on this thread.

:MAX:

Mon Jan 21, 2008 2:57 am

I'd say Daniel And Wheelie's Takara version more the thier American Version.
Warpath . HA! His dialouge was kinda annoying!
Grimlock Annoyed me in season 3 when he would never transform into robot mode and was always in Dinosaur mode saying "Me Grimlock, Me Grimlock" The "ME Grimlock" thing became way over used and exaggerated in Season 3.
Another one is Sky Linx. He was so damn Annoying!
He was always so Full of himself.And the actor for his voice made him annoying too.

News Credits: 1 · Mon Jan 21, 2008 3:00 am

Pyrostrata wrote:Because they had no visible "Dark sides", no quirks to speak of... They were all WAAAAAY too goodie-two-shoes for me!

You definitely have a different definition of "quirky" than I do.

I'll agree with the "no dark sides" part, but the Autobots had a lot of quirkiness/craziness happening... part of why I like 'em. I could probably make a larger list of Autobots I find memorable/fun than I can Decepticons. :>

zemper wrote:(that Englishman Ivy-league formal language could be annoying to listen to sometimes, could he have been an upper-class Cybertronian prior?)

I wouldn't call it upper-class, just educated, since he's one of the few Autobots that sounds smart without also sounding snotty (compare Highbrow, Sky Lynx, and Grimlock when he got super-smart, for instance). But, if I made a list of which voices in TF I liked the best, he'd be near the top. :> (So I have weird tastes...)

And, how did I forget the Dinobots? I take it back, the Dinobots are the most annoying. Slingshot at least serves a purpose, but I could have lived without the Dinobots entirely.

Mon Jan 21, 2008 4:14 am

Jeysie wrote:
zemper wrote:(that Englishman Ivy-league formal language could be annoying to listen to sometimes, could he have been an upper-class Cybertronian prior?)

I wouldn't call it upper-class, just educated, since he's one of the few Autobots that sounds smart without also sounding snotty (compare Highbrow, Sky Lynx, and Grimlock when he got super-smart, for instance). But, if I made a list of which voices in TF I liked the best, he'd be near the top. :> (So I have weird tastes...)

heh, you got that snotty thing about Sky Lynx all right haha. if he didn't kick Predaking's arse constantly, he'd be in my list too.

:MAX:

News Credits: 2 · Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:09 am

I'd say the dinobots are the most annoying, as well as Blurr. Warpath could grate the nerves as well.

As for the Autobots not being very dimensional due to a lack of "dark sides", I agree to an extent. I think they had some golden opportunities and they didn't do what they could've. For example, I love how Red Alert is paranoid, but the only episode that dealt with it was when he simply went bonkers. I think they could've used the personality trait well had they bothered to explore his character. Same thing with Mirage. We could've seen a lot more of him. I definitely think goody-two-shoes gets old. We need to see that they aren't infallible beings that cannot be corrupted (except Prime, of course).

Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:15 am

I'd have to say Warpath. "Wow! Zam! Zang! Pow! Blam!"
Second choice might be the hippy-dippy Beachcomber. "Wow! Cool man... Save the Earth".

News Credits: 1 · Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:32 am

Moonbase2 wrote:
ChrisR291 wrote:Lets see.... in no particular order

Wheelie
Red Alert
Tracks
Grapple

What?? No, you gotta take off Red Alert. And Tracks.

And Grapple.

NEVER and add Blurr to my list. I hate his guts.

Red Alert sucks..... I can't stand him one bit. I don't remember what episode it was but its the one were he teams up with Starscream... Optimus should of just done everyone a favor and shot him in the face!

Grapple... I can't stand the "I'm just a builder..." lol.

News Credits: 1 · Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:34 am

Moonbase2 wrote:I'd say the dinobots are the most annoying, as well as Blurr. Warpath could grate the nerves as well.

As for the Autobots not being very dimensional due to a lack of "dark sides", I agree to an extent. I think they had some golden opportunities and they didn't do what they could've. For example, I love how Red Alert is paranoid, but the only episode that dealt with it was when he simply went bonkers. I think they could've used the personality trait well had they bothered to explore his character. Same thing with Mirage. We could've seen a lot more of him. I definitely think goody-two-shoes gets old. We need to see that they aren't infallible beings that cannot be corrupted (except Prime, of course).

wow... the episode that made me hate him... made you like him? :-?

News Credits: 2 · Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:47 pm

Yes, Auto-Beserk is one of my favorite episodes. Red Alert is a character that would normally be very cautious and untrusting, but because of a glitch he starts to utterly lose it, believes the Autobots are in some plot to dispose of him, and allows himself to be so easily manipulated by Starscream. In the end, his guilt from his actions is so great that he felt he deserved to die, but his friend, who he had believed to betray him, endangered himself to save him. I thought it was a good story. I also like stories where a character changes due to something out of his control, or the allure of something is so great that he no longer has control, like with the Spiderman symbiote. I only wish Red Alert got more screentime.

News Credits: 1 · Mon Jan 21, 2008 4:34 pm

Moonbase2 wrote:Yes, Auto-Beserk is one of my favorite episodes. Red Alert is a character that would normally be very cautious and untrusting, but because of a glitch he starts to utterly lose it, believes the Autobots are in some plot to dispose of him, and allows himself to be so easily manipulated by Starscream. In the end, his guilt from his actions is so great that he felt he deserved to die, but his friend, who he had believed to betray him, endangered himself to save him. I thought it was a good story. I also like stories where a character changes due to something out of his control, or the allure of something is so great that he no longer has control, like with the Spiderman symbiote. I only wish Red Alert got more screentime.

bbbbbboooooooo!!!! lol, That episode bugged the hell out of me. I like episodes that introduced a Third party into the mix. I love Call of the Primatives and that episode were Galvatron goes to the center of Cybertron to unleash some power core deal and then monsters attach him.

Would you consider the spores from the Return of Optimus Prime a third party? I love those episodes as well.

News Credits: 2 · Mon Jan 21, 2008 7:19 pm

I think the spores idea was good, just not executed all that well. I've always liked character episodes best in any kind of shows, that focus on one particular character and some kind of conflict, whether it's with another character or within themselves. That's why I liked Auto Beserk so much.

And like I mentioned before, I like when humans get the upper hand (at least momentarily). As much as some may hate Prime Target, I loved seeing Astrotrain and Blitzwing fall into the trap. I loled.