What do transformers say

One, Thunderblast , even has visible nipples. You're going to look, aren't you? Meanwhile, Legends Arcee had partially visible cleavage as her armor is consumed by Kickback. Another common feature to denote gender in female Transformers is distinctly fuller, plumper lips than is standard, such as Blackarachnia's in Beast Wars. As far as males go, none of them have differently colored lips, but some do have noticeably thicker lips.

Generation 1 Orion Pax , Silverbolt , Streetwise , Overlord and Shouki , for instance, have lips that can easily compete with the females', as does Animated Optimus Prime. Megatron in the War for Cybertron Trilogy cartoon takes things to a whole other level.

One of the most controversial aspects of Transformers is the idea of sexuality. While it is established in most continuities that Transformers do not reproduce sexually, most continuities nonetheless have distinctive male and female characters and sometimes drops a hint Transformers may engage in recreational sex.

The original The Transformers cartoon brought the first official female Transformers into the canon, including Elita One and Arcee. After Ultra Magnus left the Autobots to broker peace with Megatron, many of the Autobots believed the war was effectively over. Prime acknowledged that he and Magnus held different views about the nature of the war. However, this quote reinforced his belief that the war was necessary for the sake of all Cybertronians, regardless of their affiliation.

Despite overwhelming odds and intense doubt from high-ranking Autobots, Prime stuck by his decision. Prime was wise about many things, but few as serious as this. His quote about history is a direct reference to the dangers of forgetting it. In time, a refusal to examine historical events inevitably leads to a repeat of disastrous events. Prime had fought for untold millennia against the Decepticons, and his accumulated knowledge inside the Matrix gave him even greater insight into the far-reaching implications of history, and the necessity of analyzing and learning from past mistakes.

When the Autobots remained on Earth after the events of 's Transformers , there was a tentative peace with the US government and the secret organization known as Sector Seven. While the Autobots had agreed to share their information with humanity, they refused to give them any advanced alien weaponry.

When pressed about why they refused to share their technology, Optimus Prime didn't waste any words by letting them know he didn't trust them to be responsible enough with the Transformers' advanced weaponry. Prime was willing to martyr himself for the Autobot cause, regardless of the situation. His willingness to give up his life for what he believed in was a singular driving force towards the Autobots gaining the upper hand against the Decepticon forces in the latter years of the great war.

Though Megatron was indeed powerful, influential and charismatic, his warped sense of justice was too much to bear. Prime's quote reminded Megatron that his death would inspire the Autobots to continue fighting without rest. The Autobots returned to fight alongside their human friend Sam in 's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen , which saw a new Decepticon known as the Fallen threaten Earth.

Sam begins to question why he was the one involved in an intergalactic war between robots. Optimus Prime stepped in with his usual motivational quotes to help convince Sam that even if he didn't think he could help, fate believed in him. Regardless of whether or not we're ready for it, destiny can come calling at any time. The first exposure children would probably have had to Optimus Prime's words would have been reading his motto on the Tech Spec card on the back of his toy package - "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings.

This automatically tells you that the Autobot Commander is dedicated to equality amongst all life forms and explains his commitment to keeping Earth and its inhabitants safe. Moreover, it implies his commitment is something he believes is worth fighting for, as the cartoons, films, and comics would prove.

It was obvious to all who watched the original G1 cartoon that there was no way Optimus Prime was going to leave Earth to the Decepticons. Even against the bellyaching of some of his soldiers Huffer to return to Cybertron, he refused to allow Megatron to ravage Earth's plentiful resources. Partially, he knew that if he did, the energy the Decepticons would amass would make them invincible, but mostly, he simply refused to allow the innocent to suffer the effects of their war.

His responsibility in this matter makes him a true hero. Another exceptional characteristic that made Optimus Prime so memorable as a leader was his unflappable courage.

No matter what the odds stacked against him were, Optimus always faced them head-on. It's what led him to his fateful showdown with Megatron at the Battle of Autobot City and allowed him to turn the tide in the Autobots' favor. While briefly holding the spark of Optimus Prime, Maximal leader Optimus Primal told the Maximals that it was "time to transform and roll out! Though it would seem logical, nobody has ever told Retrax to "roll out".

Not too many other Beast Warriors are much equipped to do so. Optimus Prime used a version of the catchphrase twice in the movie, once at the observatory, shortened to "Autobots, roll out!

Transform and Roll Out! It became such a catchphrase for him that his adoring young fans among the population of Detroit requested that he say the phrase for them. Sound and Fury Ultra Magnus later told Jazz to "Transform and roll out" when he decided that the two of them should deal with a runaway train.

Mission Accomplished. The Decepticons have their own version of the command: "Transform and rise up! Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki. Generation One Beast Wars.