#Jumpstream

[they-hermes]

alright no more boys its time to become a certified transformers himejoshi

heres to the married/canon couples (wow arcee how come you get two wives)

and to the ships we wish to set sail!! girls love 4ever!!!

[elfdragon12]

Transformers yuri

[prince-toffee]

Skywarp, Peace Through Tyranny | Transformers: Fate of Cybertron (2022) | Cover B | Cover Art by Angel Hernandez

[howgalling]

WIP of the torchbearers and the mistress of flame too...<3 love their designs but the colours make my head hurt.

[arceespinkgun]

Some experiences are universal among transformers~

[lave-ium]

its sentinel summer (its september💀)

also more doodles below raaahhh

gay

[indragonsaur]

Transformers: Cybertron chronicles: Jumpstream

[dustbunny105]

Title: Patience Rewarded Fandom: IDW2 Ship: Pyra Magna/Jumpstream Word Count: 100 Rating: G Summary: Even after two thousand kilocycles, Jumpstream still attracts the same stares. A/N: For TF Femslash February's prompt "devotion"! I hesitated to repeat a character so soon but IDW2 Jumpstream is different enough from her IDW1 counterpart that I can roll with it. While you're here, consider donating to Care for Gaza.

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When she'd first appeared publicly in her General's colors, the attention had been fit to crush her. Being so seen was new, was disconcerting, was exhausting-- but it was the only way anymore for Pyra Magna to be seen and so Jumpstream wore the paint like she wore her loyalty. Chin up, shoulders back, meeting every optic that was turned on her.

The looks changed as time passed; commiseration, curiosity and disgust all blended into pity. She could feel it as she picked through the debris of the tetherfall.

It was the last thing that mattered when she heard--

< Jumpstream. >

[fembot-prompts]

Prompt II

ex/RiD;

Jumpstream, Dustup and Rust Dust;

confrontation

[tinman-musings]

for @womenintransformers day 1: Favorite

I chose my favorite member of Victorion, Jumpstream! I love the Torchbearers and their colorscheme a lot. Her teleporting ability is so fun.

[elfdragon12]

While I'm okay with genderswapping Transformers in shows to better balance gender ratios, I do wish that wasn't apparently the first resort for writers once they've grabbed Arcee, Elita-1, and/or Windblade instead of just... Using one of the many female Transformers that already exist.

Other female characters I want to see animated:

Autobot Road Rage, my tippy top pick. She is so cool and sexy.

Decepticon Spacewarp. She's a deep space explorer that has lots of different adventures and finds herself questioning the Decepticon cause.

Megaempress and the Four Guards. For the love of all things good, please pull a Ruckley and write these ladies something decent because the Unite Warriors comics are terrible with them.

Autobot Javelin, sharpshooter and warrior! She has a really cool design and I think there are some really interesting ways you can take her character, especially if you bounce off the IDW2 story where she's traumatized from getting a head injury in combat!

Decepticon sleeper agent Flip Side. I want to see a dedicated story arc based off of her story with Blaster and how she deals with realizing her life was a lie.

Pyra Magna and the Torchbearers/Rust Renegades. While Victorion showed up in the Prime Wars trilogy, the separate components didn't seem to do so. I think either story from IDW1 or IDW2 would be fantastic story to explore in an animated story!

What female characters who've never been animated (or perhaps showed up for maybe 5 seconds) would you like to see?

[prince-toffee]

Jumpstream Answers Pyra Magna's Booty Call | Transformers (2019) | #26 | Lineart by Anna Malkova | Colours by David García Cruz

[anonymousbeeblurr]

and from transformers idw so don't say that I put it here

video is here

I only put a few because it would be too long.

[scentedpoetrywitch]

which mermaid is hotter !?!

[eashgirl]

You know something I enjoy about Skywarp's teleportation across different continuities is that it's rarely the same. The mechanics of his teleportation vary in nearly every continuity, and there are different limits to how it works. In G1, for example, it’s portrayed as a sharp purple flash, accompanied by a distortion of time and space, as Skywarp is able to teleport in an instant. Kind of confused why he doesn't use it that much.

The same appears to be the case in both IDW1 and Shattered glass.

In IDW2 it does appear to seem as though Skywarp can create portals to facilitate his teleportation, though this doesn't appear to be a necessity, as he can simply warp without forming a portal. In this continuity, his teleportation is depicted with a golden hue, and it leaves behind a trail of what looks like mystical smoke (or something similar) as he disappears. I kind of like how much he uses his teleportation in this continuity to be a menace not gonna lie.

In Skybound, Skywarp only uses his teleportation once, but it’s a pretty cool twist. Instead of just teleporting to another spot, he creates these mini portals or disks that stay in place. He then reaches through them to mess with Optimus. The teleportation has a green hue here, which makes for a pretty neat iteration of his powers because imagine if he can use it to just steal important weapons or stuff like that without even trying to move. On paper it's less riskier than actually teleporting there himself. And funnier ngl.

Then there’s Earthspark, where his- or her teleportation is really something..... In this version, her teleportation is ridiculously fast, almost like lightning itself. The whole thing happens so quickly that it looks like she literally transforms into lightning, streaking across the space with this red glow. It’s almost like she’s not even teleporting in the traditional sense; she’s just zipping through reality so fast that she becomes a bolt of lightning, visually it looks pretty great.

But at the same time something I love about giving a charecter a pretty overpowered ability like this is as usual it usually comes with a fair share of drawbacks. Or rules that pertain how it functions.

In the Aligned Continuity, or the pre canon TFP novels, Skywarp’s teleportation has this limitation. He has to plan out his destination at least five seconds before jumping, or else he could end up teleporting somewhere completely random, which could be pretty disastrous according to him. Starscream took advantage of this weakness to set him up,which ended up getting him killed. This version of Skywarp’s ability really relies on him being able to think ahead and stay grounded, because if he tries to teleport on the fly, he’s basically gambling with his own life

However, other continuities don’t seem to have this same limitation. For instance, in Earthspark, Skywarp is shown teleporting randomly to different locations within the span of just a second. Her limitation in this version, though, is that she can’t warp through solid objects, which means if she's trapped in a room with no way out—she’s effectively cornered.

Then there's IDW1 Skywarp—though I wouldn’t really call this a limitation- as this happened due to an incident rather than it always being inherently present, but when he gets stabbed by Arcee during a jump, he loses control over his physical form. He essentially becomes incorporeal, existing almost like a ghost, and has to struggle to keep himself anchored in reality. Messing with space time kind of does that I suppose.

IDW2 Skywarp went through something somewhat similar. He attempted to teleport all the way to Cybertron after he was banished, but ended up getting caught in unspace, where he was trapped for thousands of years. He eventually managed to latch onto Jumpstream and escape, only to be thrown right back into unspace in the end, low-key karma since he was pretty much just changing allegiances on merry whim just to have fun(valid), but also sucks for him. Honestly, a miracle he didn't completely lose his mind after all that time alone- then again he probably did. Unspace was to my knowledge mostly accessible by teleporters such as Skywarp and Jumpstream in this continuity.

So, the moral of the story is—teleportation is fun, but also kind of sucks, at least for Skywarp. Seriously, why are G1 and Earthspark the only shows where he actually gets to teleport? It’s literally in his name—just let him teleport already, I beg of you!

[they-hermes]

top ten transformers that would love eating microplastics:

1. air raid

2. streetwise

3. lightspeed

4. brawl

5. jumpstream