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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 04:56:10 2022 No.130205855 View Reply Original Report

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Remember the time Godzilla took a bite out of Optimus Prime, like Scruff McGruff took a bite out of crime?

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 04:57:06 No.130205867 Report

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yeah i remember it being really gay
like a giant orgy of homosexuality

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 05:10:13 No.130206065 Report

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Remember the time when Starscream's ghost possessed Sachiel and Optimus Prime scanned Eva Unit-01 to get its colours and grow giant-sized so he could battle Angelscream?

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 05:13:21 No.130206111 Report

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remember that time Starscream got fucking executed in an Angry Birds crossover?

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 05:16:35 No.130206162 Report

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>Following on from a reference to Dazzler in the previous issue, this chapter of the original four-issue miniseries leans heavily on the fact that the comic was, at the time, being written as explicitly set in the mainstream Marvel universe, as was the standard for most of Marvel's licensed properties at the time (Micronauts, Rom, Godzilla, Shogun Warriors, etc.). This conceit would be quietly dropped as the series expanded its length and scope, due to the impossibility of maintaining a coherent continuity with the vast and complicated Marvel universe; the letters page for issue #64 explicitly stated the world of the Transformers and the Marvel Universe to be separate, and politely asked readers to forget about this issue, which is loaded with Marvel references, including:

>A cover-grabbing guest appearance by Spider-Man in his symbiote costume, complete with a footnote that dates the story as occurring before Amazing Spider-Man #258 (in which he disposed of the suit). Spidey supporting character Joe Robertson also shows up for a panel.
>Nick Fury and Dum Dum Dugan of S.H.I.E.L.D. put in a one-panel appearance, making a reference to Godzilla, in whose own licensed Marvel title Dum Dum was a recurring character.
>The titular truck from U.S. 1, another licensed comic promoting die cast toy trucks from Tyco, can be seen in the background as the Autobots drive down the highway on page 6.
>Spider-Man mentions the Fantastic Four and its leader Reed Richards on the final page.

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 05:32:12 No.130206380 Report

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the ultimate showdown was kino, i remember singing it for a music presentation in primary school with a mate

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