Comparing this new entry positively, directed by Travis Knight, to the previous ones directed by Michael Bay has the phrase 'it's like Knight and Bay.' UH. Explanation The English dub of Transformers: Energon is infamous for its Filling the Silence, most notoriously filling dead air with the characters making obnoxious grunts or going “uh”. As a result, the word “uh” tends to be heavily associated with Energon.

Darn that Soundwave. EYUUUUUUAAAAAAAAAGH." Explanation An infamous line from the So Bad, It's Good Omni Productions dub of Transformers Headmasters, specifically the episode "The Mystery of Planet Master". The line is spoken by Galvatron after he sees Soundwave destroyed at the hands of Blast- sorry, "Billy", with the last part sounding more like he's yawning or stretching than letting out a Skyward Scream. Commonly snowcloned as "Darn that x, EYUUUUAAAGGH", and used whenever any notable character dies. Any differences you guys are noticing are purely imagined. All of these figures were designed with the same purpose and goal in mind. The lines that they ended up in are irrelevant, they all go together and compliment each other. Any of these figures could have been swapped between lines and the end result would have been the same figures, nothing would have changes. They basically played Tetris with all these figures and put them out between various lines in the slots they were able to fit them into.

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But isn't that exactly what I stated above that we are attempting to do here? Did you read the bit I wrote about Siege-scale? Was it unclear? Basically we are using the Siege figures, which Hasbro has stated will be in a unified scale based generally on the Sunbow animation reference sheets, as a baseline. Then, starting with the 2006 Universe line, we are including all the CHUG figures produced by Hasbro (and potentially 3rd parties)which fall into line with that particular size/scale. Okay. I guess emotional outbursts require more than one point six volts. Now we know that. We just need to relax. We're still going to find out what the hell's going on here. But calmly."

CHUG is the common acronym used by Transformers toy collectors to refer to the "modern re-imaginations of classic Transformers characters, most often from the G1 but also occasionally including later eras like G2, Beast Wars, Beast Machines, Robots in Disguise, and Armada" that began in 2006. Derived from the Classics, Henkei, Universe, and Generations monikers applied to the first several iterations of the overarching concept, the series was initially conceived as a "stop-gap" product line to fill in the time between the ending of the animated Cybertron imagining and the 2007 live-action Transformers movie. However, nostalgia for the beloved old childhood characters has insured the uninterruption of the product line up to its current iteration: War for Cybertron: Siege.

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This character article is a stub and is missing information on their fictional appearances. You can help Transformers Wiki by expanding it. Another Episode, Part 1 Revenge Ray of Hope Great Aspirations Coronation Starscream is a slight retool and redeco of Eartrise Voyager Starscream in more toon-accurate paint, with new articulated hands, and he comes with shoulder pads, crown, articulated cape, and Nemesis command seat/throne. We have comparison shots with the original Earthrise mold and showing off all the new accesories. Logic dictates that there is a small chance that I will kill you, here and now... but I'm gonna shoot anyway. SHUT UP, GRAMMA!!/GRAMMA, DRINK YOUR PRUNE JUICE!! Explanation Lines that Glenn yells at his doddering grandma for annoying him.

The individual 'bots work -- and in fact, TFC's "Hercules" figures may be the only option for proper CHUG-scale Constructicons -- but they're so off-model, I still can't recommend 'em.I'm Wildrider and I wanna bust a nut!" Explanation The Stunticons' introductory scene includes Wildrider saying "I wanna bust sumpin' up!" Due to his inflection and the distortion on his voice, many fans misheard the statement as Wildrider wishing to "bust a nut"; this supposed declaration of wanting to ejaculate was accepted as a much funnier Establishing Character Moment than Wildrider wanting to destroy stuff.

Simon Furman's repeated phrases are so popular it's a rare piece of fan work that doesn't include a couple.

Roadpig. It was only a matter of time until the other Laser Cycle got made. I just hope they name the unreleased Soundwave deco as Laser Cycle Too like I said previously when they took the Jazz name away from the Toxitron Laser Cycle toy.