The New Transformers Trivia Game Thread!

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Originally Posted by i_amtrunks

I know exactly who you are talking about, but couldn't remember her name, had to resort to the wiki for it. So ashamed.

It's Junko/Kelly depending on the version.

According to the wikia: Kelly's name was never once spoken during the series. Rather, it was only ever made known through a casting sheet released online at the time of the show's premiere.

Anyway I pass my question asking as I had to use the wiki to get the answer. :(

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Originally Posted by Hot Rodimus

what a retard lol

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We're all special here

How many Sharkticons featured in the 1987 Movie?


Nah, just kidding... :p

Name three sets of Transformers toys made up of three individual toys that must combine to form an alternate mode (in other words, the three figures don't have alt modes on their own).

could you give us three examples?:p

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Originally Posted by swoop

could you give us three examples?:p

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Like... Reflector, Magmatron and Tidal Wave?

(Good question, Griffin.)

smart ass:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Sky Shadow

Magmatron and Tidal Wave?

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Those are combinations of three alt modes that combine into a single figure (robot mode). My understanding of griffin's question was the other way around, like Reflector. The common definition of "alternate" mode appears to be anything other than the primary robot mode (e.g. vehicle, beast, cassette tape, camera etc.)

Reflector, Tri-Rex (whatever that Animorph is called) and... Puzzler.

I guess it does come down to the interpretation of 'toy'. I meant to say character instead of toy, but I wasn't sure if Magmatron's individual components are officially named. Between two of you, you got the three I was thinking of - Reflector, Magmatron and Tri-rex (didn't think anyone would get the Animorphs one).
Tidalwave would probably count too, so SkyShadow gets it.

The 'alt mode' bit probably threw people as well, but when you have figures like Magmatron's components, their beast modes are the primary mode of each of those 'toys', making their combined mode being their alt-mode, while the combined beast mode would be Magmatron's alt-mode. It just meant looking at the toys from the perspective of the combined form, or from the individual character form (which was the perspective of this question). Fortunately some got the general idea though, and knew to look for others like Reflector.

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Originally Posted by griffin

I meant to say character instead of toy, but I wasn't sure if Magmatron's individual components are officially named.

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They are individually named as Skysaur, Seasaur and Landsaur... but they're never stated or portrayed as having individual sentience. They're kinda like the three components of Optimus Prime even though each component have an individual beast mode.