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TFWiki.net as a whole is a treasure trove of snark and Meta Humor. No entry is entirely without humor and some are genuinely hilarious, even when the subject matter may be played entirely straight.

  • The running gag on Prowl's page of repeatedly calling him a prick.
  • The fact that a page on JaAm exists. Though they do think the joke has aged poorly at best.
  • The Transformers Wiki's entry on the Maximal Torture Chamber, with the Suspiciously Specific Denials and the pictures of the CR chamber with the word "LIES" underneath them just adds to the amusement.
  • The TFWiki is loaded with amusing snark and Running Gags. In another example, their entry on the Gen 1 Episode "The Gambler" has all the pictures subtitled with the lyrics to the famous Kenny Rogers song.
  • Mark Twain and historical accuracy:
    In the real world, Mark Twain did not know Jules Verne personally. However, he also never had the distinction of fighting a giant mechanical cat from space[citation needed] so make what you will of the story.
  • There exists a category called "Things That Don't Exist", which includes entries such as "True fan," "Movie continuity," "Tighter shirt," and "Scale." The page for the category is deliberately left uncreated and redlinked so that it itself doesn't exist—but the category works anyway, because the wiki software is written to always generate a listing for any category that has articles in it, independently of whether there's actually a category page. As a result, visiting the category yields a message denying that the page existsnote , followed by a quite substantial page with a lot of text listing subcategories and articles and even some images.
  • The page for Longview (a Real Gear Robot pair of binoculars that can somehow see the future) jokes in an image caption that he sees continuity errors ahead.
  • The page for "Prime Suspect" hilariously points out the ridiculous use of Wrongful Accusation Insurance: "In the course of proving Optimus innocent of breaking and entering, the criminal acts you commit include: resisting arrest, interfering with a crime scene, removing evidence from a crime scene, assaulting a police officer, destruction of police equipment, unauthorized access of a police computer system, vandalism, industrial espionage, breaking and entering. What lesson have we learned today, children?"
  • Their page on Transformers canon. Especially the pictures.
    "This is canon. (It also shows a cannon.)"
    "So is this."
    "And this."
    • And at the very end, on a screencap from the Gen 1 episode B.O.T:
      "Oh god, why was this canon?"
  • Everything about their entry on the Gen 1 episode B.O.T. You know you're in for a good read when one of the first things you see is:
    Worst. Episode. Ever.
    • The (currently as of 2022) final note on the episode's Continuity Error section: "This episode was made."
      • The (currently as of 2022) final note on the Trivia section: Good God, I need a stiff drink.
      • The increasingly exasperated groans of "Argh" headlining each section listing off the problems with the episode (excluding the "Real-World References" and "Continuity Notes" sections) and the list of trivia.
    • As the episode isn't the only Transformers-related thing called "B.O.T." or "bot", there's a disambiguation page that the episode's page begins by linking to: "This article is about the worst episode of Transformers ever. For a list of other meanings..."
  • The page for Generation 1 Streetwise has a Transformer-fied version of the Shaft theme song in place of an actual character bio. Even funnier if you imagine it in Issac Hayes' voice. It even inspired the personality of the Generation 2 Redux version of the character.
    • Likewise, Sureshot's page has a Transformer-fied version of Right Said Fred's "I'm Too Sexy".
    • Wheelie's (quite long) page is written entirely in rhyme.
  • Infiltration...The Uranium Mine. "Evacuate — drill attack! This is not a drill! I repeat, this drill attack is not a drill!".
  • The editors find themselves increasingly frustrated as they document the MANY errors and flaws of the first movie's tie-in game.
  • The page for Glenn Whitmann.
  • The final note for "Dickbot the blender guy".
    "Don't put your dick in a blender"
    • That Appliancebot's image caption also quotes a certain song by the Bing Bong Brothers.
  • Their page for The Beast Within (which is widely agreed to be the worst Transformers comic ever made) begins with a sarcastic, overly dramatic description of the comic that describes it as "an epic comparable to The Lord of the Rings or AKIRA".
  • Their article on the annoying practice of "Toy Swapping" is pretty funny despite its short length.
  • The article on G1 Wheeljack at one point hangs an amusing lampshade on a Plot Hole and instance of Unexplained Recovery.
    "That was my brother, Jackwheel."
  • G1 Ramjet is portrayed as being obsessed with toast. This leads to such gems as "TOAST. Represent.".
  • The article on Transformer romance has an amusing moment which notes the ambiguity of how Transformers reproduce. It's stated that if you wanna know more about that, you should look at Fanfiction because there's plenty written on the subject. However, as the wiki puts it, "doing so will be at your own risk, and TFWiki accepts no liability for any psychological trauma incurred".
    • The reproduction article takes several pictures of innocent situations out of context and makes them look extremely dirty. The image page for one of them even says "Context is for the weak!".
  • Three things that are always good for a laugh on TFWiki are Michael Bay, Kiss Players and fanboy rage.
  • The wiki would like to let you know that Eject is READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL!
  • The page on fanfiction discusses the various types of fan works. While discussing crossover fics, they give this little gem:
    "Because obviously, civilization isn't complete until Soundwave somehow becomes human (or not, who cares? It's a fanfiction!) and enrolls at Riverdale High, Megatron tries to take over Ponyville, Starscream is enrolled into Hogwarts, Razorclaw is made king of the Pridelands, or Grimlock runs rampant in Jurassic Park."
  • Speaking of My Little Pony, the caption for the main image for Rainbow Dash references the infamous DEATH BATTLE! episode where she was pitted against (and thoroughly curb-stomped) G1 Starscream.
    "This is a pony! A baby horse girl toy! Why is it so awesome?!"
    • There is also a page on unicorns. Naturally, the article spends some time poking fun at the fact that one only has to switch two letters of said word to get Unicron:
      "This article is about the creature that generally stands for love, happiness, and hugs. For the chaos bringer who hates all of those things, see Unicron."
  • The page on Diego Garcia.
    Freedom is the right of all sentient beings... unless we really, really need a naval base.
  • All of the Starscream Clones from Transformers Animated (except Slipstream) are given hilarious articles written with their personality in mind:
    The coward, Skywarp's page: "Hear this, because it's only coming once: I surrender totally and without condition. Additional: Sorry to take up your valuable time. Sorry. Thank you. Sorry. Bye."
    The treacherous Ramjet's page: "Your middle name's Judas, but you tell everyone that it's Jonathan."
  • Joe Colton is portrayed as an Expy of Chuck Norris.
    "Joe Colton doesn't sleep, he waits."
  • Jolt's page is filled with jokes about how he's basically a background character.
    "Well, screw you, Michael, I'm gonna go hang with Simon instead! He lets me have a go on the Playstation!"
  • Due to a random reference in the letters page of a comic, the wiki has a page on Rick Astley, of all things. The page ends in a link to "A useful and thought-provoking clip that we here at TFWiki.net strongly assure you is completely unrelated, yet still relevant, to the topic at hand". Guess where it leads. Take a wild guess.
  • After the whole Mayan doomsday prophecy, December 21st is now marked on the "This Day In History" page as "The End of The World. Bummers". It then includes an anecdote that notes "Actual apocalypse may vary".
  • The page on Christmas claims that everything that ever happened relating to Christmas in Transformers was because of "the magic of Christmas". And free wine.
    • "The magic of Christmas made Circuit Breaker not kill Jazz."
    • "The magic of Christmas made Starscream realize that even if he doesn't care, helping people can make him feel... well, he still doesn't really care."
  • Their page about the 8th issue of Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers. You know you're in for something good when the first line of the page is this:
    The Combaticons murder a puppy.
    • The dog has a character page titled "Battle Dog". Prior to the release of an official translation, the article was simply named "Murdered Puppy", and since the dog had no name to bold at the time, they simply bolded the dog's description:
      Although Megatron is not known for his stunning success record, he did achieve a great military victory when he ordered his Decepticons to murder a puppy.
    • The notes for the issue sum it up best.
      This is both the bleakest and the funniest Transformers story EVER.
  • The caption beneath the entry where Waspinator is getting shot reads "...and here we see a wild Waspinator in its natural state."
  • On ROTF Jetfire's page, his final fate is summarized as thus in the toys section:
    "Jetfire died to become a Power Mushroom. There have been worse fates."
  • Cyclonus is portrayed as Galvatron's neglected boyfriend. This leads to gems like "Cyclonus misses the days when Galvatron would be inside him".
  • The page on Sky Lynx (G1) is written to play him up as much as possible.
  • One caption showing Rattrap and Dinobot's... ah, contributions to the Rumble is Red, Frenzy is Blue debate.
    Rattrap: "Frenzy was red!"
    Dinobot: "MAXIMAL LIES!"
  • The aforementioned article on "scale" starts with this succinct summation, worthy of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy itself.
    "Scale in Transformers is, not to put too fine a point on it, screwed."
    • The rest of the page goes on to prove it.
    • When explaining Unicron's scaling problems:
      "Not to mention that he's described as a "ginormous weird-lookin' planet," which would lead one to assume that he is significantly larger than your average-sized weird-lookin' planet. Thank you, Jazz. Thank you so much. If Cybertron is the size of Earth's moon (and that's generous), and Unicron is about the size of Cybertron, his hands would be about the size of Europe and Galvatron (to the right) would be about the size of Denmark. There is no explanation for any of this. Just go with it."
    • There's also the caption for the image in the section on the Action Masters vehicle gimmick, which had Transformers drive vehicles, showing Wheeljack driving a car.
      "A car riding inside a car. Wheeljack, you are either a genius or completely nuts."
  • Stinger's bio is written in the style of a fancy car commercial.
  • Shokaract's captions are generally full of hammy goodness, but this one takes the cake.
    Shokaract: YOUR STUPID, FUTILE ATTEMPTS TO STOP SHOKARACT ARE FUTILE. I HAVE ALREADY DOOMED MYSELF BY TRAVELING BACK IN TIME TO MUCK WITH MY OWN past uh oh
  • The intro to the bio for the original cartoon's Starscream:
    10: Try to overthrow Megatron
    20: Fail
    30: GOTO 10
  • In the article for Beast Wars Neo-exclusive Maximal, Randy, they explain his toy and how it suffers from a crippling case of Gold Plastic Syndrome. The meat, however, is in the text under the image for the toy:
    Upon transformation to beast mode for this picture, something went "crack" and a spring fell out, accompanied by plastic dust. This is not a joke. This actually happened to this very toy.
  • A number of Grimlock's captions and flavour text entries are pretty funny;
    ""Me fight with all me—"? Me Grimlock not Irish!"
    "Me Grimlock no understand what I said."
    "Me Grimlock so disappointed me couldn't be at Knott's Berry Farm."
    "Some people got collar and cuffs, me Grimlock got collar and brass knuckles."
    "Me Grimlock will love you and hug you and feed you and pet you and hug you and love you and call you George."
    "One of me Grimlocks are not like the other..."
    "Me Grimlock shake fist impotently at Hasbro logo!"
    ""Grimlock?! What happened to you?" "Me Grimlock not know, but me Grimlock think beer, 3 hookers, and a night in Tijuana were involved."
    "When me Grimlock go clubbin', me make sure to pack extra mace just in case."
    "Me Grimlock no Yoshi! Me Grimlock KING!"
    "Grimlock no need robot mode! Him Grimlock king!"
  • The page on the Legion is pretty funny:
    "They're kind of horrible."
    • Even better, the wiki waits until the very end of the page to acknowledge the phallic nature of the Legion's tongues, as if even the editors just don't want to think about it.
    • Basically everything the wiki has to say about the vaguely sexual and incredibly creepy train-wreck that was Kiss Players is good for a laugh.
    • With the surprise reference to Kiss Players within the inclusion of an Autorooper-styled alternate head for the Buzzworthy Bumblebee "Animated Universe" Autotrooper figure in 2023’s Transformers: Legacy: Evolution, the wiki have this to say:
      Somehow, Kiss Players has returned.
      • While both pages describe this alternate head the same way, the pages for both the Animated Autotrooper and Kiss Players Autorooper cap it with their own responses of complete bewilderment.
        "Neat?" (on Animated Autotrooper's page)
        "Thanks, I guess." (on Kiss Players Autorooper's page)
  • Cosmos' G1 bio begins with an homage to Star Trek;
    "Space. The final frontier. These are the voyages of Cosmos, Autobot deep-space reconnaissance officer. His continuing mission—to observe Decepticon activities. To provide intelligence to the Autobots in their never-ending war. To boldly crash where no other Autobot has crashed before!"
  • The hidden message on the Hiroshima Prime article is pretty funny;
    "IF YOU'RE HERE TO CHANGE THE CAPTION?
    THINK LONG AND HARD ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO WRITE.
    WE'RE WATCHING YOU, BUSTER."
  • Barricade's Movie incarnation's page, for the most part, doesn't refer to Sam by name. He's instead called "ladiesman217".
    • In addition, every incarnation of Barricade has him coming up with some plan to scare "ladiesman217" for fun.
  • The Running Gag in the episode captions for Energon, stating with episode 16
    Caption: This is when people started to re-evaluate their opinion of Beast Machines.
    • Episode 27 (a clip show):
      Caption: This is when people started to re-evaluate their opinion of Transformers: Armada.
    • Episode 37:
      Caption: This is when people started to re-evaluate their opinion of Go-Bots.
    • And Episode 43.
      Caption: This is when people started to re-evaluate their decision to stop sniffing glue.
    • One of the captions for Inferno from Energon is simply hysterical, especially when considering the various animation issues:
      Caption: "THIS IS SO WELL-ANIMATED, IT HURTS!"
  • Their page on the contest of blood that is The Black Friday sales bonanza, complete with "actual security footage of a Toys"R"Us on Black Friday."◊.
    "Shopping on Black Friday is a contact sport; bruises and contusions are commonplace. A helmet and pads are highly recommended, although using tasers or mace is considered unsporting."
  • On G1 Sixshot's page, in the "Commercial Appearances" section, they include his cameo in "The Rebirth, Part 1".
    "You know it was."
  • There's a page on Decapitation. Naturally, the first image is of Movieverse Optimus. The caption sells it.
    "This article only exists to please him."
    • And on a darker note, there's the disambiguator on the page for Empurata:
      This article is about the ritualized punishment involving the removal of a Cybertronian's face. For the casual hobby of removing a Cybertronian's face, see Optimus Prime (Movie).
    • The caption for Movieverse Optimus' first Studio Series toy grimly notes that "The Facetaker returns..."
  • The guys on the wiki promised to keep a caption for Victorion in Combiner Wars, but what did they pick? Lyrics from the song 'Giant Woman' from Steven Universe!
    • Victorion and the Torchbearer articles are all filled with Steven Universe captions: the former with quotes said by fusions and the latter with the show's theme song.
  • Latolata's page (back when it was named Rartorata) had a Running Gag, where his name was written correctly only once in his entire article. Every other mention was gibberish, culminating in a Monty Python reference.
    • The replacement gag is just as good, however. Even though this newest romanized name is easier to pronounce, it's still pretty weird. Thus, we get goofy nicknames such as "Lalaloopsy", "Leisuresuitlarry", "LincolnLogs", and so on.
  • "Primus, considered to be the very first Transformer, created the Matrix of Leadership and personally gave it to Optimus! Wait WHAT?"
    Caption: Screw continuity, I don't see YOU with a Matrix!
  • You have an article. Yes, you.
  • On Movieverse Optimus Prime's page:
    My Opti Prime don't want none, Unless he's got GUNS Hun.
    • Also from Optimus's page:
      Optimus's rampage through the Hundred Acre Wood left no survivors.
  • I have a giant robot dinosaur. Your argument is invalid.
  • In the caption for the "Decepticon Matrix" page, it says:
    The Decepticon Matrix is a big fat lie from the cartoon portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
    There's no such thing as the Decepticon Matrix. You wanna be leader of the Decepticons? Have Laserbeak perch on your shoulder like everyone else.
  • Erector's page, from the jabs at his almost nonexistant presence in the franchise, the obvious remarks about his name, and the events surrounding Erector being nominated for the Transformers Hall of Fame.
    "Since Erector was nominated for the Hall of Fame, this page has expanded to nearly triple its previous size, thus proving there's always something to say about anything."
  • Speaking of entries with unfortunate names, their pages on the Breastforce and Breast Animals from Transformers Victory do the same as the above. The latter even ends with this note:
    "If you read this entire page without at least snickering, you may want to consider getting your head checked."
  • The Caption page includes a list of captions the wiki is sick of, closing with "The many things Bonecrusher hates. Which coincidentally includes all of the above."
    • Bonecrusher hates his old page.
    • Even long deleted, several jokes from the pre-cleaned up page remain funny. When it noted how the US military was happy about Bonecrusher choosing one of their vehicles for his alt mode, the wiki noted "Bonecrusher is not sure how to feel about that". When someone deleted the text outlining the ban on the joke, the wiki noted, "Bonecrusher REALLY hates whoever removed the warning about the ban".
    • When Bonecrusher got a new toy for Studio Series, the caption warned users to not bring back the "Bonecrusher hates everything" joke. When The Fallen got one in 2022, the caption noted that Bonecrusher's caption applies to the "Give me your face" jokes too.
  • The Wiki's "threat" about the mixing up the spellings for "Cannon" and "canon" in the page for the former.
  • From the IDW Hasbro Wiki, buried in the cover notes for M.A.S.K. #7:
    The Mask is good, the penis is evil.
  • The page for When Worlds Collide:
    Errors: Children are depicted playing with G.I. Joe toys in the modern day.
    • What makes said error even funnier? Said comic depicts several other Hasbro toylines who are defunct at the time of publication, such as M.A.S.K., ROM Spaceknight, and Micronauts (unless one counts their cameos in the 2017 Revolution boxed set).
  • A really subtle one: The Featured Article for November 2017 was for the Transformers: Animated episode "Black Friday".
  • Luke Skywalker's page stating that he bears a resemblance to a younger Mark Hamill.
  • The Caption images for most of the Transformers: Earth Wars characters have multiple gaming quotes and references; the Decepticons in particular contain references mostly to Team Fortress 2.
  • Their page on Forged to Fight (More specifically, the segment of the Special Mission Rulers Of Kaon and Return of the King) is especially good for a laugh. Highlights include: "Have a swear jar at the ready" and comments about one of the two harder bosses being "Well-Behaved".
  • The page on '''FREE! BLASTER GUN!''' just keeps on giving.
    "Yes, we can't take it for granted that you'll buy a comic just because the Transformers are in it—we need to bribe you! And what better way than promising the opportunity to run around killing and destroying things?"
  • The wiki's page on Animated Bulkhead likes to point out that Bulkhead being able to turn his kibble into a chair is awesome, and are disappointed when the toys can't demonstrate that ability. When one of them can, they excitedly say "Hooray!"
  • Due to a bizarre toy bio that describes Nemesis Prime destroying Santa's workshop (yes, that's a real thing; the wiki is just as confused by it as you), his page comes to the conclusion that he hates Christmas.
  • The first line of their page on "Afterdeath!".
    Optimus Prime kills himself over a video game. Seriously.
  • An issue of the Marvel UK comic featured a cameo appearance of real life philanthropist Richard Branson. As they lost the documentations that proved his permission to draw him in the comic, a 2018 reprint of the issue was partially redrawn to replace Branson with a generic dude called Mister Johnson. Thus, TFwiki separated the Branson and Johnson pages, with the latter being a near-verbatim copy of the former with the names swapped—and every instance of Branson's name and company left intact but crossed out.
  • The wiki decides to be a bit literal about Simon Furman's disdain for Pat Lee:
    "Apparently, if Pat Lee wants back in Transformers, he will have to climb over Simon's cold, rotting corpse to do it."
  • The wiki pulls absolutely no punches when describing its thoughts on a certain promotional Rhinox figure from Rally's and Checkers.
    Despite it being... well, look at it... it goes for mad money on the secondary market. Or, more likely, because of look at it."
    • The image's caption simply says "Merciful death." Clicking on the image reveals that it's description bluntly calls it "incredibly HORRIBLE." It's quite unexpected since most image descriptions on the site remain objective, even for the most loathed toys in the fandom.
  • Movie continuity!Prowl's page has the escalating Running Gag regarding Prowl's absence in the movies, first mentioning how he was replaced with Barricade, and then there is crossed out text with the links to the movies, as following:
    (crossed-out) Better luck next time Third time's the charm Fourth time's the...uh....something... Fifth time for sure? Not even a cameo?!
  • "This symbol denotes official Senate dealings on documents and also adorns many buildings and members of Senators' personal staff. Basically, if someone has this, then they're better than you. And will act like it."
  • "The Blue Order, led by Blue Big Convoy, representing water and, uh, blue Transformers."
  • "Back on TV as the kid-appeal character at last. Next stop, Hollywood!"
  • The article for the Stratotronic Jet is written as if Gutcruncher (its pilot) is hawking it for sale in the most ham-fisted way possible.
  • All of the image captions for Movie Mirage's toys poke fun at the fact that his alternate mode being a Ferrari resulted in him being Screwed by the Lawyers as a Toyless Toyline Character for a long time by all taking the form of "Be thankful that I got X". This culminates in a simple "Be thankful!" for his Studio Series toy, the first full-sized, original-mold figure of the character.
  • The page for Grand Galvatron has the caption "AH ET A BEBEH!!" for the top image. note 
  • The page for the Molecule breaking-up weapon takes the name literally and reads like a "Dear John" Letter.
  • A picture of several Autobots wearing labcoats as part of a ruse is captioned "The first attempts at robots in disguise were halfhearted at best."
  • "Using a hyper-advanced alien supercomputer to watch a soap opera may seem funny to you, but you're using more computing power than got us to the moon to look at this, of all things."
  • The page on Nexus Prime has a section explaining how the original name used for the character's toy, Nexus Maximus, was changed to the current one after Hasbro discovered that "Nexus Maximus" was also the name of a double-ended dildo. The wiki makes some not-so-subtle nods to this in some of the page's captions.
    "Remember to use the instructions! You don't want to put something in the wrong hole."
  • The page on Jesus Christ.
    "Sam Witwicky and his teacher both agree that, if Jesus were in the teacher's shoes, he would give the boy a dishonestly inflated grade to trick Sam's father into buying Sam a car."
    • The notes for that page really have fun with this.
      "Another persistent rumor is that Jesus once died and came back to life. Given this (and the fact that he has only been referred to in dialogue, never established in person), he may simply be a metaphor for Optimus Prime."
  • The captions on the page for Antimatter
    "Yes, that's coming OUT OF HIS EYES. This is why he gets to be leader."
    "Yes, that's coming OUT OF HIS BOOBS. This is why he gets to be-wait, WHAT?"
  • The page on "A Prime Problem" has a section about the Masterpiece Megatron toy that came with the helmet he used to control the Optimus Prime clone in the episode. It goes on to suggest that in order to really sell the effect, one would need to buy additional figures of Optimus and Starscream to represent the clones and a second Megatron figure to give the control helmet to the real Starscream.
  • The Loyal Subjects' page notes that the bio cards they made for their figurines are "somewhat familiar". The reference note at the bottom of the page clarifies that by this, TFWiki.net means that the company copied several phrases from the wiki wholesale without giving credit. Additionally, the phrase "somewhat familiar" is linked to indicate that The Loyal Subjects used the caption for G1 Swoop's main image as his motto; said caption states "Him Swoop have legs that go for miiiles."
  • The image caption for Kaon blasting off from Cybertron from the Trial of Megatron, Part 3 page is directly lifted from Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff, butchered spelling and Comic Sans and all.
  • The page for the Cloud Steppers, extremely minor characters from ONE issue of the old Marvel G1 comic, has a caption using lyrics from 'Here Comes the Hotstepper' by Ini Kamoze.
  • The page for Maverick from the Collaborative sub-line is a crossover promotion with Top Gun and Top Gun: Maverick, and his introductory paragraph references the "need for speed" quote and volleyball scene. It also waxes lyrical to "Danger Zone" and "Take My Breath Away". The image captions are either quotes from the movie or its featured songs.
  • In what could be described as a non-visual representation of a Fascinating Eyebrow, the wiki's entries on G1 Grimlock, Swoop, and IDW Skar's Legacy: Evolution toys has them wonder if their limb placements to form Volcanicus foreshadows a potential retool to Dinoking from Victory, ending the paragraphs with a "Hmmm..." for each one of them.
  • The picture captions for the first three figures in the comically-named Studio Series Gamer Edition subline, based on Bumblebee, Barricade, and Optimus' appearances in Transformers: War for Cybertron, are all quotes from Mephiles the Dar- er, Memphis Tennessee.
  • The page for the Transformers (Kid Stuff) storybook "Satellite of Doom" expresses shock at the levels of violence depicted in a children's picture book:
    Holy crap, the Decepticons totally just killed thousands of humans in the first five pages of a children's storybook. Who wrote this, Pat Lee?
    Holy crap, the Decepticons totally just melted the Rocky Mountains into a puddle! Who wrote this, Shane McCarthy?
    Holy crap, they totally just killed off Skyfire! Who wrote this, Simon Furman??
  • The Transformers Timeline page that chronicles the real-world timeline of the franchise has some gems about the universe's creation, shortly followed by Earth.
    The Big Bang creates the universe as we know it. The protons, neutrons, and electrons that will eventually compose Transformers are formed, ruining it forever.
    Earth forms, completing a one-time transformation from protoplanetary debris to planet (but not back). A highly-sought one-time collector's item, it has no known reissues.
  • The GoBots Wiki article on Small Foot has a rather... peculiar disclaimer about her appearance in Transformers media.
    WARNING: CONTAINS AN IMAGE WHERE THE ARTIST SEEMS TO HAVE AIMED FOR "SEXY GEARS"
  • The quote attributions on the page for "The Search For Alpha Trion" skew sillier than usual, with most of them involving the female Autobots in some way.
    • Shockwave thinking the female Autobots were extinct is blamed on him not watching enough of Cybertron's Discovery Channel.
    • A quote where Megatron tells Optimus he's discovered something exciting on their home planet has a comment afterwards that says Megs is calling "to say he's discovered girls".
    • Starscream commenting on the female Autobots coming to the rescue of their male counterparts is framed as him being jealous that he doesn't have a girlfriend. Likewise, Bumblebee's article about his exploits in the G1 cartoon also claims that not having girlfriends is why he, Cliffjumper and Perceptor don't go with Ironhide, Inferno and Powerglide to follow Optimus to Cybertron.
    • Alpha Trion is referred to as Optimus' deadbeat dad.
  • The wiki's page about a certain cross-eyed pegasus from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, despite its shortness (Muffins's only appearances are in a couple of cameos in the first and second issues of the first My Little Pony/Transformers crossover), is still funny in more ways than one:
    • The caption for her picture comments that they've finally reached the point where writing a page for this character is necessary before paraphrasing her catchphrase.
      "We just don't know what went wrong."
    • The section explaining her meta origins opens with a written-out *sigh*. And it ends with " *whew* There, that's your entirely too detailed history lesson for the day. Don't say we never taught you anything".
    • The pegasus' page dedicates four and a half times as much space to explaining how she became an Ensemble Dark Horse and why they decided to refer to the character as "Muffins" (as opposed to her more famous Fan Nickname of "Derpy Hooves") than actually talking about her appearances in Transformers media.
  • Brent Miller is the voice of Hot Shot for two-thirds of the Unicron Trilogy, but his page image shows him standing in front of a bunch of Ninjago Lego sets and holding one focused on Zane (whom he voices on that show). The caption brings things back on-topic though:
    I'm Hot Shot, you idiot!note 
  • In keeping with his pessimistic personality, on Under-3's page, his original Happy Meal toy is captioned with:
    This is how children learn that happiness is a lie they tell themselves between failures.
  • Flying Fist is filled to the brim with Added Alliterative Appeal.
  • Generation One Drag Strip's main image has him making a...rather odd threat (for context, the image is his More Than Meets the Eye profile art with his robot mode artwork depicting him with his foot raised and below it is his artwork for his alt-mode):
    One more word out of you, and I'll stomp my alt-mode.
Hello, pretty bird. GIVE ME YOUR FACE.

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