The thing is, changing his hair and suit color isn't going to do much to keep Milly from recognizing him. She doesn't forget a face that easily, especially not a face that belongs -- sort of -- to the robot who'd ripped her hand off and made off with it. Stolen the formula, too. She's still smarting from that, from letting her father down.

She catches sight of Starscream's avatar and it takes her only moments to recognize her. At first her gut reaction is anxiety, horror -- she hasn't forgotten the solid beatdown she'd received from him -- but then her eyes flash, narrowed in anger. Even if his robot-and-jet combo self is around here, this park is full of superheroes. There's no way he'd try anything here, and even if he did, he wouldn't stand a chance. She's pretty sure she could take him out with Teddy's help, at least. And that's when she draws herself up and starts marching right for his avatar.