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I guess I'm a Transformers fan now.

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why do people think that disagreeing with their ideology means you dont want them to exist

i can criticize someone without wanting them to die

this whole “ideas are violence” mentality is getting to an orwellian point

From what I’ve heard, it’s a wholeass abuser tactic. “Hey, could you not violate my very reasonable boundary?” “OH so you want me to DIE?!?!”

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ssstarscream

autobots in tfp/rescue bots/rid2015: yes we know what humans are and we must do everything in our power to disguise ourselves from them. earth is not ready for us.

autobots in TFA, just standing there staring at a human: what the Hell is This

TFA human: hey! robot! yeah, you! ain’t you ever seen a stop light before? get the hell outta the road!

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ayy-junipei

TFP Decepticons: Humans are weak and pathetic and annoying and it's not even worth conquering them when we have better stuff to do

TFA Decepticons: Bruh humans are fucking weirdos let's go back to Cybertron we fucking hate this place

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I want a home video release short for TF One called Ratchet's No Good Shit Week. This bot just spent the last who knows how long fixing up people who almost died for a propaganda obstacle course, and next thing he knows there's a violent revolution, an impending civil war, and his new boss is in his robot early twenties fresh off a break-up.

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Another thing I really have to give TF One credit for is the sheer amount of violence they got away with by virtue of all their characters being robots. Like, where else could our deuteragonist-turned-final-boss literally rip the villain in half on-screen and walk away with a PG rating?

Oh sweet summer child. They've been doing this since 1986.

The first animated film alone got away with violently gunning down several major characters in the first 10 minutes! Including one barely offscreen shot of Megatron shooting Ironhide's head point blank. With the Fusion Cannon. One character is blasted so hard he's burnt into a charred crisp that crumbles to dust. Another explodes.

In the third season, Optimus shows up as a zombie whose body is horribly mangled onscreen.

Beast Wars had a character get stabbed in the heart, leading to him exploding. Then the character who did the stabbing's destroyed remains float to the surface. Another is hit by an explosion and has his charred head shown next episode.

Armada had Optimus crumble into dust in one episode. In Energon Hot Shot briefly loses an arm. In Prime, a character is stabbed to death in the first episode, has his corpse resurrected as a zombie, which is then dismembered.

And that's not going into the many many times someone was maimed in a way. Or the tamer deaths that they could never have done.

In short, Transformers has always gotten away with a lot of violence they'd never be able to get away with if the characters were human.

respectfully I am no sweet summer child, I am as much here for the robot gore as everyone else.

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