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Evac returns with the Earth Planet Key but is ambushed by Starscream. Evac manages to get away but Starscream keeps coming, despite all the Autobots can throw at him. During the fight, Leobreaker manages to bite off one of Starscream's Energon blades, and Savage Claw Mode finally defeats Starscream. But Starscream reactivates and shoots at the ...
The energy-hungry Decepticons continue to steal the island's energy, despite Starscream's warning that altering the balance of the island's energy could have disastrous consequences. Back at the Autobot base, Optimus and the others start receiving strange alerts about time warps opening up in the city and go to investigate.
In season two, Starscream makes several attempts to get back at the Autobots and Megatron, such as siding with the human terrorist organization M.E.C.H. and creating several clones of himself, but these all end in failure (and even result in him losing his ability to transform for most of the season), and he becomes more comedic in his ineptitude.
The first season, titled "Chapter 1", would air in 2018, while a second season, titled "Chapter 2", is set to air in 2019. The series puts more emphasis on characters. [5] The first season consists of eighteen eleven-minute episodes. [6] On September 23, 2017, Hasbro applied a trademark for the series and its related products. [7] [8]
Starscream, the planet's leader, grew impatient and suspicious of her. Investigating rolling blackouts with Chromia, she sought advice on interacting with Starscream. Realizing he was a scheming opportunist, she suffered a serious explosion, suspecting Starscream's involvement. After giving Windblade a veiled threat, Starscream and Rattrap ...
The season also features the return of Soundwave and Ratchet from Transformers: Prime—the former appearing for one episode while the latter appears in the two-part finale. [4] [5] A miniseries, consisting of six episodes, premiered in October 2016 and features the return of Starscream, placing him as the main antagonist. [6]
This season (having thirteen episodes) began just one week after the first season had ended, on April 12, 2008, with the airing of "The Elite Guard", and ended on July 5, 2008, with the two-parter, "A Bridge Too Close". The season revolved mainly around the Autobots in the aftermath of Megatron's return, trying to restore the city and their image.
Cover of the first DVD release of Transformers: Armada by Columbia Music Entertainment in Japan, containing the first four episodes.. Transformers: Armada, known in Japan as Super Robot Life-Form Transformers: Legend of the Microns, is a Japanese anime series produced by animation studios Actas, Studio Galapagos, and NAS and consists of 52 episodes.