viruscarnage wrote:Here's a longer promo for Fridays episode
Noideaforaname wrote:Short final season called "Beast Hunters", in which they spend all the time looking for mere bones, and they throw in a seemingly filler zombie episode? Hrm...
Sodan-1 wrote:Noideaforaname wrote:Short final season called "Beast Hunters", in which they spend all the time looking for mere bones, and they throw in a seemingly filler zombie episode? Hrm...
Agreed. But as others have said maybe it's part of Predaking's plans to conquer all. But this series better turn the volume up to 11 in the last five episodes. I'm starting to think we'll never see the rest of the Predacons, if CGI models really do cost a lot to create, they're not going to get a whole lot of screen-time.
Shockwave7 wrote:I'm more interested in what this ep may reveal about what happened to Silas. There are a few possibilities...
1) Silas will be quietly dropped from the series and won't be mentioned at all in this ep (leaving the only conclusion to be that the deceps killed him).
2) Silas is still inside Breakdown alive somehow. Knockout uses the synth-en on him as part of the experiments he was conducting, and Silas uses Breakdown's body to steal the dark energon and make himself more powerful.
3) It will be mentioned that Knockout removed Silas and dumped him somewhere, leaving Breakdown's body free to experiment with.
As big a deal as they made out of Silas in the first season, it's tough to imagine they'd have his end in S2 be so ignominious.
Option 1 seems most likely, but they don't have to just not mention Silas for us to think that he's dead. They can mention him in passing and acknowledge that Knock Out killed him.Shockwave7 wrote:I'm more interested in what this ep may reveal about what happened to Silas. There are a few possibilities...
1) Silas will be quietly dropped from the series and won't be mentioned at all in this ep (leaving the only conclusion to be that the deceps killed him).
2) Silas is still inside Breakdown alive somehow. Knockout uses the synth-en on him as part of the experiments he was conducting, and Silas uses Breakdown's body to steal the dark energon and make himself more powerful.
3) It will be mentioned that Knockout removed Silas and dumped him somewhere, leaving Breakdown's body free to experiment with.
As big a deal as they made out of Silas in the first season, it's tough to imagine they'd have his end in S2 be so ignominious.
Sabrblade wrote:Option 1 seems most likely, but they don't have to just not mention Silas for us to think that he's dead. They can mention him in passing and acknowledge that Knock Out killed him.Shockwave7 wrote:I'm more interested in what this ep may reveal about what happened to Silas. There are a few possibilities...
1) Silas will be quietly dropped from the series and won't be mentioned at all in this ep (leaving the only conclusion to be that the deceps killed him).
2) Silas is still inside Breakdown alive somehow. Knockout uses the synth-en on him as part of the experiments he was conducting, and Silas uses Breakdown's body to steal the dark energon and make himself more powerful.
3) It will be mentioned that Knockout removed Silas and dumped him somewhere, leaving Breakdown's body free to experiment with.
As big a deal as they made out of Silas in the first season, it's tough to imagine they'd have his end in S2 be so ignominious.
Sabrblade wrote:Option 1 seems most likely, but they don't have to just not mention Silas for us to think that he's dead. They can mention him in passing and acknowledge that Knock Out killed him.Shockwave7 wrote:I'm more interested in what this ep may reveal about what happened to Silas. There are a few possibilities...
1) Silas will be quietly dropped from the series and won't be mentioned at all in this ep (leaving the only conclusion to be that the deceps killed him).
2) Silas is still inside Breakdown alive somehow. Knockout uses the synth-en on him as part of the experiments he was conducting, and Silas uses Breakdown's body to steal the dark energon and make himself more powerful.
3) It will be mentioned that Knockout removed Silas and dumped him somewhere, leaving Breakdown's body free to experiment with.
As big a deal as they made out of Silas in the first season, it's tough to imagine they'd have his end in S2 be so ignominious.
Not unless they wanted to keep Megatron consistently portrayed as one who views himself as firmly above humanity and would never willingly seek the aid of one.Henry921 wrote:It really is a shame... there was much more that could've been done with Silas in the Decepticon body.
Darkness aside, as stated above, these Cons feel that are above humans. They don't want, need, or like the idea of seeking help from puny flesh creatures, much less welcome any into their ranks as allied troops or what have you.Henry921 wrote:Given Vehicons die all the time, the Decepticons could've co-opted the technology Mech used and had human conscripts added to their ranks... but that may just be a bit too dark for a kids show. I'm honestly surprised The Human Factor was as dark as it was.
Red 50 wrote:"Human horror films. Waste of time."
You got to admit he's got a point.
Nonetheless it's gonna be a real awesome episode. Friday should reach faster.
But still, what's the deal with the split-face and Alien-tounge? Previous Terrorcons had no such features?!
Dead Metal wrote:
Actually, seeing how the one in this clip can talk, and what it says "Energon", I'm guessing these aren't Zombies but actually Vampires.
But then again, the first promo said "Deceptizombies".
