It's decent, don't get me wrong - but based on this first run, at the moment I'd say that there's some rosey tints to the reviews. So this first season introduces Trask and the Sentinals, Magneto (but not the brotherhood yet), Apocalypse and then the Days of Future Past storyline. The occasional one offs can be a bit meh, but the show works as an overall narrative too, with these smaller arcs inside it. The trivia section for the show does make mention of the fact that there were issues with the animation team in Korea, so some of these mistakes might be less prevalent in later seasons (I'll let you know). There are some wild inconsistencies in the size of the Sentinels and occasionally the X-men change clothes in between scenes even when it wouldn't make sense to do so. Supporting character in a scene, for example, can all look the same or be wearing the same clothes. It's not bad, exactly, but there are a great number of corners cut to make things faster and cheaper. Animation wise, it's very much of its time. That said, I couldn't help but feel that the first season was. The reputation for this series is high and that theme song certainly kicks off each episode in high gear. However, the humans are just as capable of cruelty and prejudice and amongst other exploitations create giant robots known as sentinels, who mercilessly detect and hunt the mutants. This idea is reinforced by a number of evil mutants, who exploit their powers for criminal ends. A team of mutants with special powers that fight for good and to try and earn the acceptance of regular humans, who see them as dangerous. Through the eyes of a young mutant named Jubilee (Alyson Court) we're introduced to the X-Men. They're using 'Major' as a rank here, not a name.One of the potential gems of the Disney Plus service was the chance to rewatch the classic Animated X-men series that aired when I was younger and though I had seen, didn't religiously watch all the way through. They are analogous characters within the same continuity family. I really think, when we get around to adding this info, it should go on Sentinel Prime (G1). Wouldn't it actually be an accurately aimed shot? Shots hitting close to each other are precise, shots hitting the target are accurate. It's definitely possible, especially during a close-quarters struggle. I don't think it's logically possible to have a non-precisely-aimed point-blank shot. Unless this description of Sentinel's armor is a direct quote from someplace, I'd suggest rewording it. Dark T Zeratul 09:01, 7 February 2008 (UTC) Just make it a "Sentinel Prime" disambig. When did - Rosicrucian Talk 03:39, 7 February 2008 (UTC) Really, I could have sworn that Sentinel Prime was Prime before war started, and thus Megatron had slaughtered, at max, one Prime before Optimus. They cannot be bargained with nor do they listen to reason. Walking symbols of mutant oppression, these often building-sized automatons inspire fear and leave behind them wakes of destruction and often, death. Everyone specifically said Sentinel Prime (and all the others) did a piss-poor job. AugComic Books Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master Christian Lous Lange Sentinels. and why was he unsuccessful? because he died? Optimus Prime died, does that make him unsuccessful? What about the Primes that reigned during times of peace? - Derik 02:30, 12 June 2006 (UTC)īecause everyone said he was. I plan to put that in his main section since he's such a ciper. There's a fairly lengthy list of Sentinel Prime's abilities and weapons in the Keepers Trilogy. Is UT Optimus Prime not Autobot leader? He has a council of ancients who can veto him as well. I'd argue that Sentinel Prime was still Autobot leader even though he had a council to answer to. (Well, Prime possibly was followign Xaaron's death.) But in Marvel's backstory (at least UK) Optimus Prime was the first TF made leader of the Autobots, which had previously been led by the High Council (one of the reasons for their ineffectiveness.) And that's jsut the army. ItsWalky 01:15, 12 June 2006 (UTC)Īnd I woudl agree with you. What I'm saying is he looks like he's Autobot leader to me. you mean like the one I uploaded 2 minutes ago? - Derik 01:11, 12 June 2006 (UTC) Isn't there a Marvel UK panel of Sentinel Prime passing the Matrix to Optimus? That's the only full-body shot we've ever got of him. Optimus Prime beign named Commander-in-Chief of the army was the turning point of the war. 'There Shall Come a Leader' and all that said the Autobots were not only led by the High Council, but they also commanded the military. Prime-as-leeader-of-the-Autobots didnt' come about until well after SP's death. I think that statement wans't true outside of Dreamwave continuity Walky. 9.1 The Official Word on Sentinel Major.
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