17 Bunnies

[silvane91]

1. [2007] Captain Archibald Witwicky (Movie) / Ratchet (Movie) / asleep

2. [2007] Red Alert lands in Sunnydale- and stays there. By the time the events of the movie happen, he’s a well established member of the International Slayer and Watcher Council.

3. [TF:A] Elita 1 and Blackarachnia meet. Actually, Elita 1 and Blackarachnia do more

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[kirin_saga]

2. [2007] Red Alert lands in Sunnydale- and stays there. By the time the events of the movie happen, he’s a well established member of the International Slayer and Watcher Council.

*loves* I want to see this more and more every day. You know, you should also post this over at Twisting the Hellmouth. They need more BTVS/Transformers crossovers there.

12. [g1] Perceptor gets his hands on early ‘hard’ SF.

SF? Science Fiction?

16. [2007] Alternate history. Sector Seven did learn how to use the cube. Sentient robots have been the norm since the 50's.

*loves*

[silvane91]

Yeah, SF is Science Fiction. Back in the 80's, most of the serious fans called it SF ("Es-Ef")for short, not sci-fi. Or a least, thats what the yearly anthology I have says. It was just gaining prominence around then. 'hard' means it's technically focused and/or scientifically accurate (at the time) as opposed to, oh, Star Wars, which believes tiny bacteria in the blood cause telepathic powers.

[alabaster_demon]

Autobot optics are blue, and their sigils are red. Decepticon optics are red and their sigils are…purple? Why is that?

Telepathy strikes again. I have wondered this for a while now. Thank you thank you for posting this bunny... *begs the community at large for an explanation*

I work at a library, where part of my job is to clean up after the kids in the play area. They create, I destroy, so that everyone else gets their turn. Unicron has the same job on a galactic scale, making sure no baby godling hogs the blocks for too long.

*LOOOOVES* 'Baby godling' XD So Primus is a baby and Unicron is a grown-up god of play-area cleanup?

A children's rights group does some research, and realizes the stunticons, the Protectobots, Dinobots and Aerialbots are all effectively the youngest Child-Soldiers on the planet. They disapprove of this, quite violently. and publically.I can see the Stunticons and the Dinobots being quite baffled at being defended by humans. What would Optimus do if he was forced to take the Aerials, Dinos, and Protectos

[silvane91]

Telepathy strikes again. I have wondered this for a while now. Thank you thank you for posting this bunny... *begs the community at large for an explanation*

The telepathy is spreading~ yay! Awful quick for you to pick it up. We only kidnapped you, what, 10 days ago? Stockholm's is setting in quick.

*LOOOOVES* 'Baby godling' XD So Primus is a baby and Unicron is a grown-up god of play-area cleanup?

On a very high level, yes. And now I have a picture in my head of Unicron in my grey slacks and tan workshirt, with a nametag saying Hi, My Name Is: Unicron, Eater of Worlds

I can see the Stunticons and the Dinobots being quite baffled at being defended by humans. What would Optimus do if he was forced to take the Aerials, Dinos, and Protectos off the front-lines to preserve human relations? It'd be especially interesting if some of the Bots (or Cons!) agreed with the children's rights group. And how might Megatron be forced to heed their disapproval? Optimus would probably feel a little guilty, because if given long enough, he'd

[alabaster_demon]

And now I have a picture in my head of Unicron in my grey slacks and tan workshirt, with a nametag saying Hi, My Name Is: Unicron, Eater of Worlds

Art, please? *begs community*

Optimus would probably feel a little guilty, because if given long enough, he'd convince himself that theres no air in space because he didn't try hard enough.

LOL. Megatron really needs to learn to exploit this little quirk of Prime's.

Parents generally feel different about kids then non-parents.

And now I really want to see Soundwave joining forces with the other 'parents' to protect sparkling-rights.

Perceptor, strangely, also springs to mind.

He seem to do that a lot here. When you've lost your hammer and all you've got is the TF Bunny Farm, apparently every bunny looks like a Perceptor.

Megatron might even have to pull the Stunticons off the field. Children are hot button issues- even most crooks wouldn't want to be associated with someone who keeps child-soldiers.I really, really want to see this in a fic now! With Soundwave in the background

[leilani666]

2. [2007] Red Alert lands in Sunnydale- and stays there. By the time the events of the movie happen, he’s a well established member of the International Slayer and Watcher Council.

Me likes! Someone definitely needs to adopt this.

17. [g1] A children's rights group does some research, and realizes the stunticons, the Protectobots, Dinobots and Aerialbots are all effectively the youngest Child-Soldiers on the planet. They disapprove of this, quite violently. and publically.

*instant love* I've always thought of them as kids with guns. The Decepticons might not care about the protests, but the Autobots might open their eyes and realize what the war has driven them to do.

[mimi_sardinia]

17. [g1] A children's rights group does some research, and realizes the stunticons, the Protectobots, Dinobots and Aerialbots are all effectively the youngest Child-Soldiers on the planet. They disapprove of this, quite violently. and publically.This one is very interesting, because, at least in the case of the Combiner teams, they were built with practically adult mindsets right from the start

[silvane91]

What I find interesting is that there are people on both sides of the issue, from your point of view to leilani666, above, who really does see it as sending kids out on the battle field. I personally think its a little of both. Yeah, they're sparked as adults, and definitely don't need to be treated like kids, but at the same time, even if they have adult personalities, they're being sent out to fight without much time to solidify those personalities and form any view point outside the autobots. They're mature, yes. But plenty of child-soldiers grew up fast, and wouldn't be treated like their civilian counterpart. The big question is, can anyone who is literally months old be considered a adult? and yes, I hope someone writes this. I'd do it myself I could write moral issues worth a damn.

[mimi_sardinia]

That's exactly why it'd make a great story - they were programmed/sparked as adults, but even in the show, it showed they weren't totally adult to start with - at least it was shown with the Aerialbots, when several of them had an admiration of the Decepticons because of their flying prowess.

And I think all sides of the issue would need to be looked at - they're technically children because they're newly sparked, but they also have adult mindsets programmed into them at birth - and see how those two facts conflict.

[silvane91]

I'm beginning to suspect so, yes. Not that I'm complaining. You write well. (Plus you adopt the bunnies I'd write if I had the skill)