Hard disagree. Comics code was in use til late eighties, and the supremely terrible Carol Danvers pregnancy storyline came out in 1980.
Then things went much better than I though they would.
He was killed when his ship was blown up by a bomb used by the Decepticon Dreadwing, Wheeljack was just about to have a reunion with him when the explosion happened and so Wheeljack tracked down Dreadwing all the way to Earth. Paul and Slipstream could have located the bomb and prevented it from going off in this AU if you wish.
How did you think they'd go?
That doesn't seem like something it would occur to them to do.
The way they handled what energon is and how cybertronians work is one of the ways the Prime series is better than the others. Having a rare and unique food supply is a far more realistic conflict generator than just needing energy, which would be trivial for a space-faring society.
A lot more hostility at first on Slipstream's end before Paul manages to convince her on forming a partnership and the flirting arriving later on.
If you say so, but it was just an example of how they could have prevented Seaspray from being killed if you want to prevent that from happening.
Slipstream was starving to death, unable to find energon, when she entered statis lock fully expecting to never wake up again. She woke up infested with an organic, but then noticed that her tanks were full and that put her in a much better frame of mind. Plus... She'd basically taken orders with no right to refuse ever since she came on line. She's not good at setting her own direction.
The energy argument could work. It would simply depend on how much of the Cybertronian tech-base they were able to harness before the planet became uninhabitable. And how high the energy requirements for Transformers are.
Sounds like the Transformers have either engineered/evolved themselves into what is effectively a ecological dead end. Emphasis on the dead if they are reliant upon what appears to be a manufactured substance. Or is it a case of they learnt to manufacture Energon after their population grew beyond what nature could sustain naturally.
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Vaermina is contrarian to a fault, but he isn't breaking any rules. "Annoyance" isn't a bannable offense; that's why there's an ignore function.
*Glances at modern fertilizers*
That does explain things and you make a good point about her taking orders.
All right. It's a pun that nobody is going to notice if spoken aloud, but hey, this is text.
Because I'm the main character. If I solve all my home universes problems without follow up problems people will stop reading me and prove Ambush Big right!
Thank you, corrected.
Do you have a better way to indicate that he coughed?
