😂Soundwave explains the correct process of leadership succession in the Decepticons.
🤔Starcream misunderstands and believes he can become the next leader.
😡Soundwave gets annoyed and tells Starcream to kill himself, which causes tension.
🎮Starcream's behavior is influenced by playing Call of Duty and mimicking human phrases.
🤣The argument ends with both Soundwave and Starcream awkwardly leaving the room.
How are leaders chosen in the Decepticons?
—Leaders in the Decepticons are not chosen based on kills or battles won. The leader typically holds the position for millions of years and only passes it on when they fall or die.
Why does Starcream think he can be the next leader?
—Starcream misunderstands the process and believes he can simply ask to be the next leader. He is unaware of the long-standing traditions and rules in place.
Why does Soundwave tell Starcream to kill himself?
—Soundwave's frustration with Starcream leads him to say hurtful things. It's an expression of annoyance and not to be taken literally.
What influences Starcream's behavior?
—Starcream's behavior is influenced by playing Call of Duty, where he picks up on human phrases and tries to imitate them, often causing misunderstandings.
How does the argument end?
—The argument ends with both Soundwave and Starcream awkwardly leaving the room, avoiding further confrontation.
00:00Soundwave is asked for help by Starcream, but Soundwave refuses and the argument begins.
00:08Starcream misunderstands how leadership works in the Decepticons.
00:21Soundwave gets frustrated and tells Starcream to kill himself.
00:29Soundwave explains that the leader of the Decepticons serves for millions of years.
01:01Starcream reveals his belief that he can become the next leader.
01:12Soundwave's patience wears thin as Starcream continues to argue.
01:44Starcream's behavior is influenced by playing Call of Duty and mimicking human phrases.
02:28The argument ends with both Soundwave and Starcream awkwardly leaving the room.
