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* [[Hate Plague]]: The Maximals have some trouble with a mutation of the original.
* [[Hate Plague]]: The Maximals have some trouble with a mutation of the original.
* [[He Who Fights Monsters]]: Optimus slides further and further into fanaticism as the first season draws to a close. {{spoiler|And then subverts it awesomely.}}
* [[He Who Fights Monsters]]: Optimus slides further and further into fanaticism as the first season draws to a close. {{spoiler|And then subverts it awesomely.}}
* [[How Do I Shot Web]]: The initial four Maximals in the sequel series had significant difficulty adapting to being biomechanical, particularly Rattrap who doesn't figure out how to transform until episode six. Maximals introduced later have no such difficulties, with Nightscream, Silverbolt and Botanica understanding the process with no training at all.
* [[How Do I Shot Web?]]: The initial four Maximals in the sequel series had significant difficulty adapting to being biomechanical, particularly Rattrap who doesn't figure out how to transform until episode six. Maximals introduced later have no such difficulties, with Nightscream, Silverbolt and Botanica understanding the process with no training at all.
* [[Idiot Ball]]: For a pair of brilliant generals, Obsidian and Strika have a hard time figuring out that {{spoiler|standing on an anti-gravity platform}} is bad for your immediate health. Sucks to be them.
* [[Idiot Ball]]: For a pair of brilliant generals, Obsidian and Strika have a hard time figuring out that {{spoiler|standing on an anti-gravity platform}} is bad for your immediate health. Sucks to be them.
** Optimus suffers this at the end of Season 1. His final scene in the penultimate episode "The Catalyst" sees him concerned that "{{spoiler|the Oracle has been tampered with}}." But in "End of the Line," he {{spoiler|trusts what he ''thinks'' is an Oracle vision without question}}. At the very least, Cheetor calls him on this.
** Optimus suffers this at the end of Season 1. His final scene in the penultimate episode "The Catalyst" sees him concerned that "{{spoiler|the Oracle has been tampered with}}." But in "End of the Line," he {{spoiler|trusts what he ''thinks'' is an Oracle vision without question}}. At the very least, Cheetor calls him on this.
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* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: Loads. Cheetor and Optimus, Rattrap and Botanica, Jetstorm and Thrust, Strika and Obsidian, Blackarachnia and Silverbolt, Nightscream and Silverbolt, [[Overly Long Gag|Everyone]] [[Rule of Three|and Silverbolt]]...
* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: Loads. Cheetor and Optimus, Rattrap and Botanica, Jetstorm and Thrust, Strika and Obsidian, Blackarachnia and Silverbolt, Nightscream and Silverbolt, [[Overly Long Gag|Everyone]] [[Rule of Three|and Silverbolt]]...
* [[Same Character but Different]]: ''The'' source of flack the series gets. Applies to pretty much the whole cast.
* [[Same Character but Different]]: ''The'' source of flack the series gets. Applies to pretty much the whole cast.
* [[Shout Out]]: From "Revelations, Part 1", while attacking the others:
* [[Shout-Out]]: From "Revelations, Part 1", while attacking the others:
{{quote| '''Jetstorm''': ''All I need's a spider, and I've got the whole set. [[Pokémon (Franchise)|Gotta catch 'em all!]]''}}
{{quote| '''Jetstorm''': ''All I need's a spider, and I've got the whole set. [[Pokémon (Franchise)|Gotta catch 'em all!]]''}}
* [[The Smurfette Principle]]: Ultimately subverted. Blackarachnia is the sole female character for the first season and half of the second, but is then joined by Botanica. Strika, a female Vehicon general appears an episode after Botanica makes her appearance.
* [[The Smurfette Principle]]: Ultimately subverted. Blackarachnia is the sole female character for the first season and half of the second, but is then joined by Botanica. Strika, a female Vehicon general appears an episode after Botanica makes her appearance.