Notice How, Despite Apparently Being A Guard For The Hall Of Records, No One Knew Smokescreen? No One

Notice how, despite apparently being a guard for the Hall of Records, no one knew Smokescreen? No one recognized this kid, but he was already an Autobot. Even Optimus didn’t recognize him, despite being the leader of the Autobots. He should know his people, right? What ties Optimus to Smokescreen is their connection to Alpha Trion. All Smoke remembers is guarding the Hall and then getting knocked out. And recall how he spoke about Alpha Trion. Awfully casual about the guy, kinda like a son/grandson would be about their parent/grandparent. Not at all like how you’d refer to the Grand Archivist, let alone a Prime.

From what we know of Cybertronian relationships such as Skyquake and Dreadwing, it’s possible that Smokescreen is somehow related to Alpha Trion by means of spark sharing or sharing CNA with another. That would explain why Alpha Trion permitted Smoke to talk about him or even to him in a certain manner.

But that’s just a theory-

IS ANYONE ELSE NOTICING THE SIMILARITIES IN ALPHA TRION AND SMOKESCREEN’S DESIGN?!

TAKE A LOOK AT ALPHA TRION…

THEN LOOK AT SMOKESCREEN!…

DO YOU SEE IT?! XD

Transformers Psa

Megatron would, in fact, make a good dad.

No, I won’t take criticism on this.

Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

You can get gold caps without losing the tooth, mainly just to fill and cover cavities.

Ever wonder why Junkrat’s teeth are oddly well aligned? Like, sure, they’re kinda dirty and he obviously doesn’t brush his teeth often (or at all). But why are they perfectly aligned and all accounted for?

TWT Headcanons

Opera trolls are a kind of Classical Trolls, but they’re taller with bigger wings.

Chapters: 1/? Fandom: Transformers - All Media Types, Transformers: Prime Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Decepticons (Transformers)/Original Character(s), Decepticons (Transformers)/Original Female Character(s), Megatron (Transformers)/Original Character(s), Megatron (Transformers)/Original Female Character(s) Characters: Megatron (Transformers), Starscream (Transformers), Knockout (Transformers), Soundwave (Transformers), Original Femme Character(s) (Transformers), Original Cybertronian Character(s), OC - Character, Original Human Character(s), Arcee (Transformers), Bulkhead (Transformers), Jack Darby, Miko Nakadai Additional Tags: will add more characters as it goes, based on a maladaptive daydream i had once, Megatron is an odd fellow, Robot/Human Relationships, Soul Bond, soul mates, Sparkmates, Soulmates, Spark Mates, The universe is a douche, based on TFP S1 Ep19 Rock Bottom, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Female Protagonist, third person Summary:

A name. A phrase. A symbol.

The mark of a soulmate can be anything, and some people wait their whole lives for their soulmate to heed its call. But the universe has chosen to spin quite the fate for our protagonist, where a close encounter with an ancient Decepticon warlord sparks a series of surprises, misunderstandings, and revelations. While our protagonist must learn to adjust to her newfound circumstances, Megatron learns that there was more to this human than meets the eye...

...and that his past would come to haunt him in an unexpected fashion.

Whenever I listen to "It's Not For Me To Say" by Johnny Mathis, I have this interesting music video play in my head.

It starts with a guy leaving for work and finding an eviction notice on the door to his apartment. He takes the overcrowded bus to work, only to get called into the manager's office and handed his pink slip - he's been fired.

So, with a box full of his cubicle's belongings he treks over to a nearby highrise office building and takes the elevator to the roof. He sets down the box and slowly walks towards the edge, but at the same time across the street, there's a woman doing the same thing. Before either of them get a chance to jump, they lock eyes and the man falls out of his depressive trance.

Realizing the situation they were now both in, the man calls to her to stay where she was and that he was going to help her. He grabs his box and hustles down the elevator, across the street, up the elevator again, and out of the roof access door. Setting down his box once more, he slowly approaches the woman and beckons her to come off the ledge and back onto the roof. She concedes and takes the man's hand, slowly stepping off the ledge and back onto the roof.

It cuts to the two sitting at a bus stop bench with cups of coffee in their hands. They don't say anything for a bit but then burst into sobbing laughter at how strange the situation was. After officially introducing themselves with a handshake, they part ways. The man takes his box and boards the bus back home to his apartment and the woman stays at the bus stop holding her coffee.

Not sure why I thought of that idea, but it almost reminds me of Paper Man. Maybe I'll make that someday.