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Transformers: Prime

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S2

The hunt for Cybertronian relics

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Quick recap

With no memory, Optimus believes he's Orion Pax and falls under Megatron's influence. Jack and Arcee travel to Cybertron to reach Vector Sigma, and the knowledge Jack brings back restores Optimus to himself. The Autobots and Decepticons start hunting Cybertronian relics hidden on Earth, including the Omega Keys, which lead to the Omega Lock, a device that can restore Cybertron. Wheeljack, Shockwave and Smokescreen join the story, and Megatron goes after the Star Saber. In the finale, Megatron uses the Omega Lock to try to turn Earth into a mechanical planet. Optimus destroys the device and saves Earth, but dooms Cybertron. When the Autobots get back, the Decepticons have built a fortress right outside their base.

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Hidden details

  1. ReferenceBack to Orion Pax

    The season opens with the three-part “Orion Pax.” It's Optimus's name from before the war, the same one used in the 1984 show's episode “War Dawn.”

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  2. Behind the scenesAn Emmy win

    In 2012, Transformers: Prime won the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program.

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  3. CameoShockwave and Smokescreen debut

    Shockwave first appears in “Out of the Past” (S2, ep. 17), and Smokescreen in the next episode, “New Recruit.”

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  4. Behind the scenesA live orchestra

    Brian Tyler composed the score and theme, recording with live orchestras.

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