I believe almost everyone has had their shot already. Are we still good on continuing?
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Hope we're not dead yet. Anyone been busy lately?
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That thing was so cool. I can't wait for the next one to come out!
Likewise! They finished the recordings for all the characters in the next episode a few weeks ago and currently working on the necessary edits.
Actually, referring to the volume I have of that series, its probably even worse. I hesitate to say more if that gets you hooked.
Ah I get where you're coming from, I didn't think of it that way.
@ShiningSectorThat... actually more relevant that you might think...
Huzzah! I'm still itch'n for the next episode.
Dare I ask how relevant?
Post up! Sorry for the wait everyone.
No worries from me. I take it everyone may have had something going on.
And now for something completely relevant:
https://youtu.be/ccTPgYKEJ3o
Turbulence watched as Prism converted her Cybertronian body into that of a impressively large ground vehicle. He had been somewhat skeptical at first in regards to Prism transporting Autobot flyer due to his above average sized alt mode but now he could very well see there was no issue to certainly speak of. With Nightscream and Sklog already taking off ahead of them and Prism now literally honking at him, Turbulence nodded and hurried up to her vehicle mode.
"Hope you have good suspension." said Turbulence as he too switched to his chopper mode.
While his transformation went off without issue, Turbulence was once more greeted with internal alerts as took airborne. He could definitely feel the poor instability of his rotors trying to keep him up with thick vapors already steaming from the friction of his damaged components. Luckily though, it was only a brief moment as he neatly landed atop the wide and flat surface of Prism's vehicle mode, his own landing skate's magnetizing to her hull just before they hit the road. Turbulence was once more impressed how much throttle Prism backed; then again he was never carried before.
"Ever thought about getting a trailer? Just curious."
"Hope you have good suspension." said Turbulence as he too switched to his chopper mode.
While his transformation went off without issue, Turbulence was once more greeted with internal alerts as took airborne. He could definitely feel the poor instability of his rotors trying to keep him up with thick vapors already steaming from the friction of his damaged components. Luckily though, it was only a brief moment as he neatly landed atop the wide and flat surface of Prism's vehicle mode, his own landing skate's magnetizing to her hull just before they hit the road. Turbulence was once more impressed how much throttle Prism backed; then again he was never carried before.
"Ever thought about getting a trailer? Just curious."
Nov listened to Two-Four's knowledge of the early stages for Earth to be re-colonized. Most of the details the bartender laid down matched up to what Nov had personally known about and then some. Apparently the spiel of the planet encountering several cataclysmic events was something he himself wasn't too knowledgeable about, especially the part about machines owning the world at one point. However Two-Four's laughter on the notion gave way to Nov's doubts on that particular event's legitimacy - or maybe that was just the "iron fist" play that was amusing.
"First time I'm hearing about it - they must not have ruled the planet for very long." Nov replied, his ambiguous focus still set on the Huxen arrivals.
A miniature debate had apparently erupted between what appeared to be the Huxen ringleader and the armored alien from before. Though the knight-ish being seemed to speak in open-minded observations of the feral and Hyena-looking creature where as the Huxen boasted upon his species origins with knives in grasp in declarative defense from the word "animal" that the knight - really need to get that guy's name - had used to describe them. The Huxen's argument didn't seem to sway the alien's opinion nor was it appreciated by Two-Four or Ted whom Nov had guessed had their hands on a gun of some sort the moment the Hyena-thing armed himself.
Thankfully, the Huxen knew his place and backed down before taking up the armored alien's offer into a more private conversation elsewhere. In the end, it was a win-win for Nov however; a fight didn't break out and he didn't have to arrest anyone while off shift. It felt great when things worked themselves out to one's benefit.
"First time I'm hearing about it - they must not have ruled the planet for very long." Nov replied, his ambiguous focus still set on the Huxen arrivals.
A miniature debate had apparently erupted between what appeared to be the Huxen ringleader and the armored alien from before. Though the knight-ish being seemed to speak in open-minded observations of the feral and Hyena-looking creature where as the Huxen boasted upon his species origins with knives in grasp in declarative defense from the word "animal" that the knight - really need to get that guy's name - had used to describe them. The Huxen's argument didn't seem to sway the alien's opinion nor was it appreciated by Two-Four or Ted whom Nov had guessed had their hands on a gun of some sort the moment the Hyena-thing armed himself.
Thankfully, the Huxen knew his place and backed down before taking up the armored alien's offer into a more private conversation elsewhere. In the end, it was a win-win for Nov however; a fight didn't break out and he didn't have to arrest anyone while off shift. It felt great when things worked themselves out to one's benefit.
On another note, apparently the Great War (Autobots vs Decepticons) in most Transformer continuities lasted for more than 4 million-plus years; just wanted to mention that to make my post sound less weird.
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