Scorponok is totally blown to death by humans too, in case anyone forgot that.

Yes, except for the fact that he didn't die. Remember, he dug himself in to escape the attack scene.

...where he probably died.

Thanks Shockprowl. It was part of a TF history I wrote to mesh the TV and comic continuities.

Scorponok is totally blown to death by humans too, in case anyone forgot that.

Yes, except for the fact that he didn't die. Remember, he dug himself in to escape the attack scene.

...where he probably died.

That is what you wish to make of it. Since he did not die on screen, nor his disappearance had any of the usual Hallywood indicators of 'died off-screen', a better case can be made for his survival.

Scorponok is totally blown to death by humans too, in case anyone forgot that.

Yes, except for the fact that he didn't die. Remember, he dug himself in to escape the attack scene.

...where he probably died.

That is what you wish to make of it. Since he did not die on screen, nor his disappearance had any of the usual Hallywood indicators of 'died off-screen', a better case can be made for his survival.

:tflaugh Or that's what you wish to make of it

 

I mean, immediately after they make the big conclusion "alright, so we know 105 Sabot rounds can kill them."

If we could all just step back from this discussion for a moment....

 

and get a life plz

Okay, Mr. Star Wars

*witty retort*

Scorponok is totally blown to death by humans too, in case anyone forgot that.

Yes, except for the fact that he didn't die. Remember, he dug himself in to escape the attack scene.

...where he probably died.

That is what you wish to make of it. Since he did not die on screen, nor his disappearance had any of the usual Hollywood indicators of 'died off-screen', a better case can be made for his survival.

:tflaugh Or that's what you wish to make of it

 

I mean, immediately after they make the big conclusion "alright, so we know 105 Sabot rounds can kill them."

I will step back right away, after I correct this poor man's mistake. They make the conclusion after they analyze the remaining tail-section of Scorponok, and I am quite sure the quote goes "hurt", not "kill".

I just don't see the point in arguing over something that happens off-screen (if at all). Scorponok exits the movie when he burrows back into the ground. Next scene.

As far as we know, the only surviving 'Cons were Scorpy and Starscream, as well as Barricade (assumably) so they could be back in the sequel. But regardless, I don't think it's ever been established precisely WHERE a TF's spark is located. So if Jazz's was located in his mid-section area, then who knows where the others' sparks were? Well, except for Meggy and Prime -- at least from what I took from the movie, theirs were located in their chests (in Prime's case, this makes sense. I don't want to get too G1-ish, but going by G1 logic, his spark chamber was behind where he kept the Matrix, so if they DO bring the Matrix into the future movies, it was at least established that his spark is probably in his upper chest area)