Do you think that Warp Darkmatter should've appeared in more episodes?

by **TessaLovesOzzy** Wed Apr 03, 2013 1:49 pm

I'm sorry but I'm a big Warp fan and his role in T.A.B. was so important. He only got eleven episodes including T.A.B. and 2 of them were cameos. There was so much potential for his character and the writers/creators barely scratched the surface.

What's your opinion?

by **Mod** Wed Apr 03, 2013 3:35 pm

TessaLovesOzzy wrote:I'm sorry but I'm a big Warp fan and his role in T.A.B. was so important. He only got eleven episodes including T.A.B. and 2 of them were cameos. There was so much potential for his character and the writers/creators barely scratched the surface.

What's your opinion?

~~There should have been more episodes of the show, period.~~

Heh heh, anyway, I will say this; I, too, am a Warp fan and would have liked to see more of his origins and relationships with other characters in the past, like with Buzz and Ty and Rocket, as well as many of the other characters in the show.

I mean, we do get a glimpse of it in "Tag Team" where we see how Warp and Buzz interacted with each other during the obstacle course, but even so, there is only so much we were given.

However, I will also say that Warp, in a way, was given quite a history and characterization as we've seen in "TAB" as well as other episodes, such as "Tag Team", and even "Ancient Evil" to an extent. We've seen how he's worked with Star Command for over 20 years and with Zurg at the same time, how he betrayed Star Command by pretending to have "died", and then the big reveal for how he was alive all this time.

We've also seen how there may be a small bit of heart left in Warp, because why else would he have gone back for Buzz in "Ancient Evil"? I could be wrong and maybe he just felt like repaying Buzz back for saving his life, but in the end, Warp decided to save Buzz's life from being caught in flying debris.

Plus, we've seen quite a few quirks and tidbits about him, like his fondness for women, the fact that he owns a whole moon and a summer asteroid in the Hampton's Ring, and that he can scream in a...er...unusual way, sometimes.

So to wrap up my tangent and to get to the point of what I'm saying, I do feel that it would have been neat to see more of Warp's backstory, but I also feel that we've gotten quite a fair amount of characterization of him over the course of 11 episodes.

That's just me, though!

by **Ranger-Nova** Sat Apr 06, 2013 2:17 am

I agree with Fox - there should have been more episodes about everyone!

More Warp would have been nice, but I think he got a decent amount of development on the show, given how some of the other villains were in far fewer episodes than him. We get a nice look at his character - the good sides and the bad - and we see a few glimpses of his past. In some ways, that's more than Zurg got, even though Zurg was in more episodes.

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Do you think that Warp Darkmatter should've appeared in more episodes?

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