Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 8:20 pm
He sounded like a Russian mad scientist. And I agree that part was great.
"Need parts... kill tiny one!"
"Need parts... kill tiny one!"
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The tattoos he had gotten to signify he was leader of the Decepticons. The prequel comic "Alliance", and his toy bio I believe, explain this.Tor wrote:Did anyone think that Starscream's new tatoos were random; I mean I know that the Decepticons had decided to come outta the closet (make that what you will), but tatoos?
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Well that's not to wierd for the Transformers series, most of the time they made up characters just to have a higher toy sale.Tor wrote:He just served as a source of annoyance because I 1 couldn't figure out his accent, and 2 I hadn't heard of a 'Scalpel' before. But during my second viewing of the movie, I enjoyed seeing a tiny foot tall bot ordering monstrous Constructicons to cannibalize their brother.![]()
And I suppose they explain why Megatron doesn't have tats?Beastbot wrote:The tattoos he had gotten to signify he was leader of the Decepticons. The prequel comic "Alliance", and his toy bio I believe, explain this.
he has got tattoosTor wrote:And I suppose they explain why Megatron doesn't have tats?Beastbot wrote:The tattoos he had gotten to signify he was leader of the Decepticons. The prequel comic "Alliance", and his toy bio I believe, explain this.
It's part of Starscream's personality. Megatron's been leader forever, he doesn't need recognition. Starscream, being the ambitious dude that he is, is finally leader and so engraves them on himself, which is essentially the equivalent of a status symbol.Tor wrote:And I suppose they explain why Megatron doesn't have tats?Beastbot wrote:The tattoos he had gotten to signify he was leader of the Decepticons. The prequel comic "Alliance", and his toy bio I believe, explain this.