Ep 25 - The Emperor of Destruction Vanishes on an Iceberg

Galvatron has returned to Earth to prepare his final plan for all the Energon he has captured - the creation of a giant powerful body that looks like a cross between him and Unicron. The Autobot Headmasters are alerted of his plan, and attack him while he is on Earth. The battle ends in the Arctic, and Galvatron disappears under the ice. While that is happening, Zarak has the Autobots distracted by destroying their outposts, so that his Headmasters can instigate their own secret plan.


Another wacky title, that also gives away the point of the episode.

It was good to finally see Scourge and Cyclonus again, but they didn't do much other than talk to each other in the Decepticon base.

When Twincast is shot and assumed dead (again), Steeljaw is shown to be crying.

So many (generic) Autobots are dying but no Decepticons seem to be killed. They should have at least had generic Decepticons included, so that it didn't look so one-sided as if the Decepticons are indestructible. If they were that powerful, the war wouldn't have lasted millions of years.

The Headmasters are fighting Galvatron in the desert, but suddenly they are in the Arctic.

Sooooo, somehow ice can stop Galvatron, when everything else failed (including an explosion that killed Optimus, and an explosion that destroyed Cybertron). And does this mean Galvatron is gone for good? I hope not. I don't like the character, but that would be a pretty lame way of permanently removing a character.

Punch has his cover blown in this episode.

The super-powerful, mystical combining of the Autobot Headmasters still hasn't been explained, but is able to generate massive amounts of power.


Ep 26 - I Risk My Life for Earth

Under the new leadership of Zarak (again), the Decepticons begin attacking areas of the Earth that are near Volcanoes. During an attack, Spike is critically injured and Chromedome feels responsible.


Counterpunch is back with the Decepticons, despite having his cover blown last episode.

Even the Decepticons think Galvatron was killed (by mere ice).

Zarak is the same size as his 3 Headmaster warriors, instead of being the same size as their heads.

Wheelie is really becoming very obnoxious. He stays out of the conflict because he can't fight, yet he's criticising the efforts of others, even when it isn't their fault. If you can't do any better yourself, don't complain. At the very least, offer advice.

Everyone seem to be invulnerable to volcanic lava, but Scorponok thinks its a good place to throw in Fortress Maximus in an attempt to kill him.

Highbrow has been working on finding Scorponok's weak-spot for 5 episodes, and for some reason, leaves a possible answer on a note in his lab just in case Chromedome decides to go in there... instead of telling others who are currently in the battle against Scorponok. It isn't the right answer, but might have been useful to test it out while they had the chance in battle.
And somehow, Chromedome is able to work it out in minutes, after Highbrow (the more intelligent one) couldn't work it out after many weeks/months. But instead of radioing the weak-spot to the Autobots straight away, he decides to fly to Earth (from Athenia) which could have meant the end of the Autobots in that time.

The weak spot is the middle of the chest... that's not a good place to have a weak spot, as it's out in the open and where most get shot at anyway. Can't be much of a weak-spot, as it didn't do any extra damage than the last time Fortress Maximus cut Scorponok up with his sword (a couple episodes back).

(I think the revelation that the weak-spot was in Scorponok's Decepticon Symbol in episode 21 was a mistake by the sub-titlers, as there have been a couple episodes that had subtitles in scenes when no one was talking. In this instance, the words were exactly the same, which ended up being a plot spoiler by the sub-titler)


Hedon! Hedomasuta...