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Rolleyes So, Bumblebee merits a spin off?
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I like Bumblebee as a character since the G1 cartoon....but for him to have his own spin off.... and what matter of the TF universe would he even be a "subset" of? He's not a combiner. Technically, you call him a minibot via the G1 cartoon and toy line but.... IDK he was almost more directly hanging out with humans than most of the others.... does he get the Fast and Furious treatment and there for hooks up with Tracks ( blue corvette) or his twin Cliffjumper? Sunstreaker? I mean I am spit--balling here. The killed of Jazz and he and Jazz hung out a lot on Cybertron....
11-12-2016 12:09 AM
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