Reminder: TFA "Five Servos of Doom" Airs Tomorrow!

This one was a good one. Probably the best episode of season 3 we seen thus far.

awesome episode. prowl is my favorite animated character, so it's always great to get a prowl centric episode. anybody recognize any of the cyber ninjas in the hall? other that yokitron and jazz, i saw dai atlas, two bots that looked like devcon and springer(both on the left side of the screen)!

oh and warpath grumbling "bam, pow" was AWESOME!

It's too bad that this is Yoketron's only appearance. He was cool character.

Also, his name is a reference to Hideaki Yoke. Cool.

Also, all the head busts have been identified. The ones that were visible were:

Springer
Sky Garry
Devcon
Yoketron
Dai Atlas
Jazz
Heavy Load
Star Upper
Roadhandler

Derrick Wyatt revealed that there are others who were not visible, which include:

Ultra Magnus
Star Saber
Tap-Out
Kick-Off
Grandus
Motorarm
Powerhug
Road Rocket

Badass Grimlock wrote:I'm starting to miss Sari too, but maybe she will be in Predacons Rising.

I just checked my DVR and "Predacons Rising" showed up for next week!

I agree with Nekoman. It seems to me that one of the 'lessons' Prowl learned in this episode is that it's NOT about the modifications. Ummm, didn't he already learn that in Season Two when he collaborated (briefly) with Lockdown? Seems odd he'd be so dumb he learned the lesson once and then forgot about it, had to learn it again via Lockdown, but no recognition that, 'd'oh! I already knew this!' Good episode, but it would have fit better earlier.

I hate to be crabby about this (but hey, why stop now?), but can I just say that I personally am getting pretty doggone tired of this whole Eastern Martial Arts Mysticism fascination? Oh, ninja bots. Secret mystical powers. Yawn. Yeah, I've been hearing THAT since Sonny Chiba (before most of y'all were born).

Not that I've got anything wrong with ninjas, samurai and the like, but I would like to suggest that the West has a *similarly* amazing martial arts tradition. Hello? Anyone? Sure it looks easy in the movies to sling a plastic or wooden bastard sword, but it real life, it took a lot of technique. And don't even get me started on the horse-back training. It sure would be nice for my boys (the crusaders, the Templars, etc) to get a little martial arts love.

HK, who's read her Benjamin Said.