[That was how Wheeljack made it so long in the Wreckers. He never let the enemy get a hit in edgewise--although, his strikes were blunt, clumsy, with almost no grace except for his fancy footwork. In a way it had it's own elegance in chaos.
You can't tell from the energy of the fight, but Wheeljack's more than impressed with Bumblebee so far. Speed was definitely this kid's game, and he could play it well, new body or not. More punches missed than they hit, and it didn't take long before Wheeljack could see the strategy going on here.
That moment their eyes lock, Wheeljack knows he's picked the right sparring partner. He just never thought it'd be from Prime's scout. He had to admit he didn't give the bot much of a second glance.
That certainly changed now.
The kick connects, and the Wrecker stumbles back some, almost losing his balance, and DEFINITELY losing the advantage he had.
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You can't tell from the energy of the fight, but Wheeljack's more than impressed with Bumblebee so far. Speed was definitely this kid's game, and he could play it well, new body or not. More punches missed than they hit, and it didn't take long before Wheeljack could see the strategy going on here.
That moment their eyes lock, Wheeljack knows he's picked the right sparring partner. He just never thought it'd be from Prime's scout. He had to admit he didn't give the bot much of a second glance.
That certainly changed now.
The kick connects, and the Wrecker stumbles back some, almost losing his balance, and DEFINITELY losing the advantage he had.
If you want a hit in, Bee, now's your chance!]