The link in my comment has a picture with Soundwave and his various consorts about halfway down. :D
14. The experiences of acid rain from back home would probably freak them out that much more.
I'm kind of curious how they'd react once they figure out that the rain is harmless and in fact quite soothing. Although I'm sure Ratchet would be mumbling about rust and water-related problems that he'd have to deal with.
20. Well Hufflepuffs are known for their determination and their ferocity in getting to their goals, much like a badger. Then there's the fact that it's a stereotype of that house to be weak pushovers, and then there's be MM's reaction to said stereotype. There's a bunny somewhere about Mixmaster attending potion's class, the aspect alone frightens me. The Aerialbots would either be Gryffindor or Hufflepuff and the Combaticons would be Slytherin or Ravenclaw. And those would have to be some gigantic brooms, the poor human, you're gonna get squished eventually so just accept your fate.
I don't know, Motormaster still strikes me as more of a Slytherin if you're judging by the 'King of the Road' thing. I always thought (and House interpretations seem to vary greatly by point of view) that Hufflepuffs were hard workers but not ferocious. IMHO, a Hufflepuff Motormaster would go out and train himself on the roads every day, rain or shine; the Slytherin Motormaster would just try and kill the other 'King of the Road' to claim the title.
Mixmaster going to potions class = WIN. I don't know if Snape (or whoever is teaching the class at the time) would love him or hate him.
As for gigantic brooms... have you read Kenya Starflight's awesome Transformer!Quidditch fic? http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3951624/1/For_Love_of_the_Game
In my head canon Seekers are much like Earth birds and resent weakness/illness of any kind
I like that interpretation of Seekers... and I feel kind of bad for Sunny and Sides now. They must miss flying (in their sparks, if not in their programming), and the closest they can get to it is hopping aboard an enemy who wants to kill them. And now that I think of it, this adds a whole new dimension to the emnity between Sunstreaker and Tracks... Tracks can fly and maybe Sunstreaker subconsciously feels inferior because he can't anymore.
If it's already an existing one my mind in insisting on Ravage being the masterpiece for some reason.
I thought of Ravage too! Not sure why, because he can't (or doesn't) talk... but lots of fanon has him as the 'firstborn'. Maybe it's because Ravage seems quite intelligent and is one of the 'main' cassettes who doesn't have a double; perhaps Rumble & Frenzy and Laserbeak & Buzzsaw were made in pairs so they could offset each other's subtle weaknesses.
Or if a mech has both and they sort of cancel each other out, who knows? Or two different mechs have the same glitch just a different severity of it.
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Date: 2008-08-07 01:19 am (UTC)The link in my comment has a picture with Soundwave and his various consorts about halfway down. :D
14. The experiences of acid rain from back home would probably freak them out that much more.
I'm kind of curious how they'd react once they figure out that the rain is harmless and in fact quite soothing. Although I'm sure Ratchet would be mumbling about rust and water-related problems that he'd have to deal with.
20. Well Hufflepuffs are known for their determination and their ferocity in getting to their goals, much like a badger. Then there's the fact that it's a stereotype of that house to be weak pushovers, and then there's be MM's reaction to said stereotype. There's a bunny somewhere about Mixmaster attending potion's class, the aspect alone frightens me. The Aerialbots would either be Gryffindor or Hufflepuff and the Combaticons would be Slytherin or Ravenclaw. And those would have to be some gigantic brooms, the poor human, you're gonna get squished eventually so just accept your fate.
I don't know, Motormaster still strikes me as more of a Slytherin if you're judging by the 'King of the Road' thing. I always thought (and House interpretations seem to vary greatly by point of view) that Hufflepuffs were hard workers but not ferocious. IMHO, a Hufflepuff Motormaster would go out and train himself on the roads every day, rain or shine; the Slytherin Motormaster would just try and kill the other 'King of the Road' to claim the title.
Mixmaster going to potions class = WIN. I don't know if Snape (or whoever is teaching the class at the time) would love him or hate him.
As for gigantic brooms... have you read Kenya Starflight's awesome Transformer!Quidditch fic? http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3951624/1/For_Love_of_the_Game
In my head canon Seekers are much like Earth birds and resent weakness/illness of any kind
I like that interpretation of Seekers... and I feel kind of bad for Sunny and Sides now. They must miss flying (in their sparks, if not in their programming), and the closest they can get to it is hopping aboard an enemy who wants to kill them. And now that I think of it, this adds a whole new dimension to the emnity between Sunstreaker and Tracks... Tracks can fly and maybe Sunstreaker subconsciously feels inferior because he can't anymore.
If it's already an existing one my mind in insisting on Ravage being the masterpiece for some reason.
I thought of Ravage too! Not sure why, because he can't (or doesn't) talk... but lots of fanon has him as the 'firstborn'. Maybe it's because Ravage seems quite intelligent and is one of the 'main' cassettes who doesn't have a double; perhaps Rumble & Frenzy and Laserbeak & Buzzsaw were made in pairs so they could offset each other's subtle weaknesses.
Or if a mech has both and they sort of cancel each other out, who knows? Or two different mechs have the same glitch just a different severity of it.
Hmmm... *scribbles down new bunny*