Such as Red Alert's constant (fanbased?) paranoia and constantly shouting 'infiltrator' - or Cliffjumper's too frequent 'Traitor'.
Like why some Bots have red optics, when everyone knows Decepticons are red-eyed, Autobots are blue optics.
Don't forget that in G1 cartoon, there were no permanent deaths. (Granted, 1980's kids show, but it's a great excuse). - and except for Megatron, it seems like none of the Autobots/Decepticons want to KILL mechs on the other side. Disable, yes. Subdue, yes. Harm ... maybe. but permanently destroy?
I like, no love, this head-cannon bunny. No idea why I didn't see it before.
Thanks for sharing - (and if I write something based on this background, I'll do my best to link back here).
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Date: 2014-07-17 03:21 am (UTC)Such as Red Alert's constant (fanbased?) paranoia and constantly shouting 'infiltrator' - or Cliffjumper's too frequent 'Traitor'.
Like why some Bots have red optics, when everyone knows Decepticons are red-eyed, Autobots are blue optics.
Don't forget that in G1 cartoon, there were no permanent deaths. (Granted, 1980's kids show, but it's a great excuse). - and except for Megatron, it seems like none of the Autobots/Decepticons want to KILL mechs on the other side. Disable, yes. Subdue, yes. Harm ... maybe. but permanently destroy?
I like, no love, this head-cannon bunny.
No idea why I didn't see it before.
Thanks for sharing - (and if I write something based on this background, I'll do my best to link back here).