"Red rust".Short Circuit wrote:Now, in Terminal Velocity, did the infected drone/worker say general mumble, "RedRot," or "Reh-Rah"?
You do know that the Seekers in this show are led by a female, right? And at least one or two of them that we've seen beneath the leader are female, too. And Shadow Striker's another female.PerfectVision wrote:i didn't watch the two last épisode because i follow the french diffusion,i can already say it's a feminist propagande with overpowered female.And underpowered seekers,they can't even aim...Wait,it was like that since the first TV serie?!
Sabrblade wrote:You do know that the Seekers in this show are led by a female, right? And at least one or two of them that we've seen beneath the leader are female, too. And Shadow Striker's another female.PerfectVision wrote:i didn't watch the two last épisode because i follow the french diffusion,i can already say it's a feminist propagande with overpowered female.And underpowered seekers,they can't even aim...Wait,it was like that since the first TV serie?!
If anything, the Decepticons have shown more of their female members than the Autobots so far.
ZeroWolf wrote:How is Windblade overpowered?
ZeroWolf wrote:Is this the Windblade who was very easily beaten by Thundercracker and in every fight since has had to rely on brains to win? She's shown to be smart but not smarter then Shockwave. Also the series is about bumblebee... So you might see prime vs Megatron in a memory.
with Shockwave, his gun arm is for when his experiments go awry or when people interrupt him. Different media has always shown him use it well, and in IDW, he was able to rationalise the gun arm as something needed in a time of war. He wasn't wrong when you look at Spotlight Shockwave 
Sabrblade wrote:A character isn't overpowered if they're constantly struggling against every opponent they go up against.
Yes, "A" character of the gender-neutral "they". But if you wanna be nitpicky about it then, fine, I'll rephrase my statement just for you:PerfectVision wrote:Sabrblade wrote:A character isn't overpowered if they're constantly struggling against every opponent they go up against.
"A" and "they"?
Sabrblade wrote:Yes, "A" character of the gender-neutral "they". But if you wanna be nitpicky about it then, fine, I'll rephrase my statement just for you:PerfectVision wrote:Sabrblade wrote:A character isn't overpowered if they're constantly struggling against every opponent they go up against.
"A" and "they"?
Windblade isn't overpowered is she's constantly struggling against every opponent she goes up against.
She would be overpowered if she was defeating every opponent with ease and no struggle at all, but that isn't the case because she does struggle every time.
Decepticon Stryker wrote:In my opinion, Windblade is more powerful than Bumblebee, but only because she isn't missing any memories. For 'Bee, it's like he was just born and is trying to learn about the universe he lives in. Windblade on the other hand, knows about the Decepticons and what they're capable of and is trying to remind 'Bee about this. Also intelligence is NOT a superpower. If having a brain is a superpower, then Energon is the best cartoon ever made.
I know we're having a discussion but saying that about Energon is a step too far don't you think 
ZeroWolf wrote:Decepticon Stryker wrote:In my opinion, Windblade is more powerful than Bumblebee, but only because she isn't missing any memories. For 'Bee, it's like he was just born and is trying to learn about the universe he lives in. Windblade on the other hand, knows about the Decepticons and what they're capable of and is trying to remind 'Bee about this. Also intelligence is NOT a superpower. If having a brain is a superpower, then Energon is the best cartoon ever made.
