Fred and Carlos were the best humans ever.

It would be cool if one of the kids (or all of them, any series) were riding in a transformer and he was suddenly attacked and he forgot the kid was in him and he transformed and crushed the kid to pulp. That would be sweet.

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that would be good, but only in our heads.

It would be cool if one of the kids (or all of them, any series) were riding in a transformer and he was suddenly attacked and he forgot the kid was in him and he transformed and crushed the kid to pulp. That would be sweet.

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I don't always mind human interaction, as long as it's not just token humans and kids for their own sake.  In Energon Kicker was annoying as hell but they were at least able to contrive some reason for his existence, and most of the other folks were scientists and the like.  In Cybertron at least one of the kids has useful skills with computers and mechanics, so it's not all bad.

It would be cool if one of the kids (or all of them, any series) were riding in a transformer and he was suddenly attacked and he forgot the kid was in him and he transformed and crushed the kid to pulp. That would be sweet.

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Yeah, that would make for a good episode.  :clap

First of all Spike being 14 makes little sense as he would not have been able to work on an oil rig.

 

Then again, a lot of the things from the TFcartoons make little sense.  :tftongue

 

Spike was tolerable though. Daniel was barely ok except for the Japanese episodes in which he is annoying as hell.

 

Koji was ok as he actually had a reason to be there with his dad being kidnapped and all that.

 

The Armada kids and Kicker were extremely annoying as neither had any real reason for being in the cartoon.

 

And finally the Cybertron kids. So far they are ok. They do not seem to interfere too much.

 

I had always wished for Kicker to be brutally murdered.  :tfevil  Or "accidentally" stepped on.

What's worse, the kids stealing screen time or wasted time showing force chip ignitions and transformations?  :tflaugh

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Most intellegent response in this thread. :thumb

 

Personally from what I've seen in Armada/Energon/Cybertron I would prefer the human/TF interaction over seeing the same @$%&*$@ repeated transformations, supermodes, and force chip ignitions. I've seen it once and get it now move on.

 

Reguarding the humans I'm finding the Cybertron kids the most obnoxious by far. In Armada Billy and Fred were the only ones I really hated though occassionally Allexis would get on my nerves being the absolute Starscream she is. Energon wasn't too bad seeing as the original three are now adults and Kicker though universally hated by the fandom was IMO a fresh approach to human character for a change. The Cybertron approach is very much like the Armada approach only this time around there made to be cooler/smarter. You would think this would work but I'm finding there interaction and misadventures with the minicon team really uneccissary and distracting from everything else happening. Also I liked the minicons better when they didn't talk. Jolt = new Wheelie.  :roll   

i dont mind the humans...i mean if they are on earth there has to be some kinf of human interaction. THe only kids i didnt like were fred and the other guy that were in armada..

i dont mind the humans...i mean if they are on earth there has to be some kinf of human interaction. THe only kids i didnt like were fred and the other guy that were in armada..

 

You would think that since they are on earth they would say "take me to your leader" or something, not hey kid you'll do.

I never really had a problem with spike. I always figured he was there because his dad was there and apparently he was a good mechanic.

The Beast Wars humans were just as annoying though.

 

Damn proto humans always mucking up things.  They are to blame for Dinobot being killed.

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