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Sex & Nudity
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- In season 3, during two humans being captured, a Decepticon ask how long they have been dating, causing their behavior two each other. He also says he finds human sex disgusting. He uses the word "interfacing".
Violence & Gore
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- Frequent use of brutal violence involving robot characters. Robots "bleed" a blueish-purple liquid, later stated to be Energon, their "fuel and lifeblood". The human characters are put into considerable danger many times, but almost always through their own mistakes. Explosions occur frequently.
- Brutal scenes of warfare and robot carnage accompany many flashbacks to the war on the Autobot home planet of Cybertron.
Profanity
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- Profanity allegories such as "scrap" are used throughout the series. Bulkhead at least once mentions somebody having "big bearings".
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The intense, brutal fights may disturb young children.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- In Episode 1, when Starscream stabs Cliffjumper, when his engeron blood falls out, and Cliffjumper fall to the ground, and Cliffjumper is dead.
- Megatron is suddenly impaled off screen. He groans in pain before we see the aftermath and he eventually dies from the wound. While this is more intense it is surprisingly graphic for a series meant for a younger audience.
- The first action scene in the show involves Cliffjumper being caught in a large explosion. He is brought before Starscream, who stabs his hand into the injured Autobot's chest. His energon bleeds out onto the floor, and Cliffjumper falls to the ground lifelessly.
- Silas, a villainous human character, is crushed and nearly killed underneath some wreckage. He is hooked up to the salvaged remains of Decepticon Breakdown, and shots of his face show it to be stitched together. He dies on-screen during season 3.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
- An episode features Ratchet becoming addicted to synthetic Energon, which has the same effects that steroids have on humans. Said synthetic Energon is also pumped into the body via syringe, or at least the Cybertronian equivalent of it.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- The season 2 finale "Darkest Hour" is very intense.
