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{{disambig2|the historical event within the fiction|the real-world franchise|Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)}}

[[File:ShellGame1b.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|When he says it's the Beast Wars, it's damn well the Beast Wars.]]

The '''Beast Wars''' are the melodramatically-named battles between [[Optimus Primal]]'s [[Maximal]]s and [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]]'s [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]]s on prehistoric [[Earth]]. Originally an isolated conflict between the stranded Maximals and Predacons over territory and [[energon]], the conflict gradually became an event that would affect not only the future of the [[Transformer]]s, but also the very fabric of space and time.

{{bigquote|Megatron may be back, and there is still more energon. If they ever get enough, they could conquer the galaxy. So for now, let the battle be here on this strange, primitive world. And let it be called ''Beast Wars!''|Optimus Primal|"[[Beast Wars (Part 2)]]"}}

==Fiction==
===''Beast Wars'' cartoon continuity===
====''Timelines Beast Wars'' fiction====
{{note|The events of "Dawn of Future's Past", but not "The Razor's Edge", are also incorporated into the ''[[Transformers: Wings Universe|Wings Universe]]''.}}
[[File:Megatronbwtheft.jpg|thumb|left|upright=0.85|"Download the MP3s?! A true connoisseur prefers vinyl, yesss."]]
The Maximal who would become Airazor was known previously as "Wing Saber", and she had some adventures on Cybertron. Everyone, including Airazor, did their best to try to forget this. {{storylink|The Razor's Edge}}

Just before the Beast Wars, the Predacon crime lord [[Cryotek (RID)|Cryotek]] engineered the theft of the Golden Disk. He put his star pupil, Megatron, in charge of the actual operation. Secretly, Cryotek set his protégé up by alerting the Maximals, with the intent that [[Dirge (BWII)|a more loyal agent]] would deliver the disk to him while Megatron took the fall. Unfortunately for Cryotek, Megatron beat him to the treacherous punch, as the package Cryotek received only contained a Maximal homing beacon. While Maximal forces converged on Cryotek, Megatron and his cohorts escaped with the disk in the ''Darksyde''. {{storylink|Theft of the Golden Disk}}

[[File:Laserbeakbuzzsawdawn.jpg|thumb|125px|"I mean, um, AAAWWWWWWK, sir."]]

But Cryotek was not the only Predacon string-puller: The Decepticon [[Divebomb (G1)|Divebomb]] had also been somehow involved in the affair, ensuring that the ''Darksyde'' was available while everyone "played their part" for the "Decepticon dream". As Megatron fled, Divebomb ordered [[Laserbeak (G1)|Laserbeak]] and [[Buzzsaw (G1)|Buzzsaw]] to covertly safeguard the Darksyde.

[[File:Airazorbwdawn.jpg|thumb|left|125px|Go for it, kids. You won't remember a thing in the morning.]]

This would prove a wise decision, as the [[Maximal Imperium]] sent the ''Axalon'' in pursuit. Just out of Cybertronian orbit, the two bird-bots attacked the ''Axalon'' in a ship of their own. The battle was going against the Maximals until Tigatron and Airazor came to their rescue. The Decepticon ship was destroyed, but Tigatron and Airazor were left in critical condition. Rhinox saved them by transferring their sparks to blank protoforms at the expense of much or all of their "core mainframes". {{storylink|Dawn of Future's Past}}
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====''Beast Wars'' cartoon====
[[File:Dinobot GoldenDisk.jpg|thumb|left|upright=0.85|"The chocolate within could be limitless!"]]

The Beast Wars may not have formally begun until [[Optimus Primal/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Optimus Primal's]] declaration on prehistoric Earth, but they were precipitated on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] 300 years after [[Pax Cybertronia|the end]] of the [[Great War (G1)|Great War]]. The [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Predacon Megatron]] had stolen the [[Golden Disk (Voyager)|Golden Disk]], escaping with his band of rogues in [[Darksyde (BW)|a transwarp ship]]. [[Axalon (BW)|A Maximal exploration vessel]], the only one near enough to catch them, gave chase through a [[transwarp]] portal. Their ensuing battle ended with both ships crashing on a planet that all parties believed to be an unknown world. The truth that they ''had'' reached Megatron's intended destination of prehistoric Earth would not come to light for some time.

[[File:BeastWars2 clash.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|BONK.]]

One source of confusion was the overabundant energon, so plentiful that its ubiquitous radiation would overload the Transformers' systems within minutes if they left their ships. They adopted semi-organic beast modes to shield themselves, though their robot modes were still vulnerable. Primal feared that Megatron would use the energon to restart the [[Great War (G1)|Great War]] on Cybertron, so he immediately prepped [[Rattrap (BW)|his]] [[Cheetor (BW)|small]] [[Rhinox (BW)|crew]] to fight against [[Waspinator (BW)|the]] [[Terrorsaur (BW)|comparably]]-[[Scorponok (BW)|sized]] [[Tarantulas (BW)|Predacon]] [[Dinobot (BW)|team]].

One might say that the first shot of the Beast Wars was fired by Cheetor, who spotted Waspinator (in insect mode, no less) and immediately attacked him. {{storylink|Beast Wars (Part 1)}} This led to a series of territorial skirmishes culminating in the detonation of an energon-infused mountain. Primal, realizing that a long fight lay ahead, made his epic pronouncement that their battles would be known as the "Beast Wars". {{storylink|Beast Wars (Part 2)}}

[[File:VokDisk Monolith.jpg|thumb|left|upright=0.85|"Disk, disk, on the rock. Who burninates around the clock?"]]

As they explored their world, they found [[Brigadoon|powerful]] [[Standing Stones|artifacts]] of [[Vok|a mysterious alien race]], including [[Golden Disk (Vok)|another Golden Disk]]. These finds tended to lead to battles as Megatron tried to claim the artifacts as weapons; however, the only lasting effect was to alert the aliens to the Transformers' presence. Deciding that their experiment on the planet had been contaminated, the aliens activated one of its two moons. {{storylink|Other Voices, Part 1}} The satellite turned into [[Planet Buster|a weapon]] that ignited most of the energon deposits around the world. The planet-buster was only stopped when Primal sacrificed his life to blow it up. {{storylink|Other Voices, Part 2}} (Primal would soon be resurrected, though, in the start of a continuing trend for him.) {{storylink|Coming of the Fuzors (Part 2)}}

[[File:Protohumans1 CodeofHero.jpg|thumb|upright=0.85|"Check it out—we can OPPOSE these thumbs."]]

Realizing just how powerful the aliens were, Megatron schemed all the more intently on hijacking [[Metal Hunter|their technology]]. Meanwhile, [[Tigatron|more]] [[Blackarachnia (BW)|combatants]] [[Airazor (BW)|had]] [[Inferno (BW)|been]] [[Silverbolt (BW)|joining]] [[Quickstrike (BW)|the]] [[Rampage (BW)|fray]] as [[protoform]]-bearing [[stasis pod]]s fell to Earth, an after-effect of the original space battle. And, in the absence of overwhelming energon (and a moon), the Beast Warriors slowly began to realize that they were on prehistoric Earth after all. This turned the battle away from territorial squabbles and toward matters of timeline-alteration. With information from the Golden Disk he had stolen, Megatron was able to threaten both [[Protohuman|the developing human race]] and the comatose, ''[[Ark (G1)|Ark]]''-bound [[Autobot]]s. {{storylink|Code of Hero}}

[[File:Optimusx2.JPG|thumb|left|upright=0.85|"Dad, can I borrow your soul? Just for tonight."]]

Back on the Cybertron of their home-time, the [[Tripredacus Council]] became aware of Megatron's location, and they sent their [[Decepticon]]-turned-Predacon agent [[Ravage (G1)|Ravage]] to retrieve the rogue. {{storylink|The Agenda (Part 1)}} He nearly succeeded, but he ended up switching sides when Megatron revealed the truth about the Golden Disk: [[Megatron (G1)|the original Megatron]] had left a message on the disk, included access codes to the Ark, and had instructed the descendants of the Decepticons to travel through time to locate the Ark and kill [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] while he was still in [[stasis lock]]. {{storylink|The Agenda (Part 2)}} Ravage would end up giving his life while aiding Megatron. {{storylink|The Agenda (Part III)}} And Megatron himself almost destroyed Optimus Prime, which caused a timestorm, but the Maximals were able to repair the Autobot and preserve the status quo. {{storylink|Optimal Situation}}

[[File:MegatronBW StrappedToShuttle.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1|Primal, there's a reason they don't put prisoners on the ''outside'' of the prison.]]

The last encounter with the aliens came in the form of [[Tigerhawk]], an emissary created from two kidnapped Maximals. He identified the aliens as the "Vok" and tried to destroy Megatron for his temporal interference. But despite his vast power, he was subdued by Tarantulas, who extracted the Vok essence from him. This ended explosively, with Tarantulas apparently destroyed and Tigerhawk left a mere Maximal again. {{storylink|Other Victories}} But little was learned about him before he perished when Megatron raised the ''[[Nemesis (G1)|Nemesis]]'' from the ocean floor and rained havoc upon Maximal and Predacon alike. {{storylink|Nemesis Part 1}} In defending the Ark, the Maximals managed to bring the ''Nemesis'' down and capture Megatron, whose troops had either deserted or been destroyed. As the Maximals blasted off in an Autobot shuttle bound for the Cybertron of the future, Primal declared, "The Beast Wars are over... for now." {{storylink|Nemesis Part 2}}

{{note|The cartoon inspired many spinoffs (mostly comics) that expanded upon its events. Most of these series contradict each other, but they all hold the cartoon as more-or-less sacrosanct. In the spirit of the [[Continuity|multiverse]], the various series are presented here as equally-valid branches of continuity, and the cartoon events are referred to as the "core timeline".}}
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====3H comics====
[[File:VisitationsBattle.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1|"Must... reach... [[retcon]] lever..."]]

In amongst the Beast Warriors of the core timeline were several other Maximals and Predacons bolstering both teams. [[Packrat]], [[Fractyl (BW)|Fractyl]], [[Onyx Primal]], and [[Vice Grip]] appeared. {{storylink|Ground Zero}} When they fought over a mysterious artifact, they were waging the first battle leading to [[Point Omega]], a timeline-shattering apocalypse. {{storylink|Visitations}} [[Antagony (BW)|Antagony]], a visitor from the distant future, sought to claim the artifact, a dimensional key which belonged to [[Apelinq]] (who had arrived independently from the Beast Warriors' own home-time). The crux of the matter was [[Unicron]]'s [[Dark Essence]], which had ended up in a cave on prehistoric Earth after his destruction in 2005 tore a hole in [[transwarp|overspace]]. Its continued presence on Earth well into the future was necessary for Antagony's timeline to exist, and the dimensional key could either cement the Essence there or banish it. {{storylink|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox}}

[[File:Shokaract.jpg|thumb|upright=0.85|"Also, my name means Transformageddon."]]

The conflict came to a head near the end of the Beast Wars, just as Megatron had assumed his dragon form. [[Windrazor (BW)|More]] [[Shokaract|visitors]] from the threatened timeline appeared, and they were soon followed by the [[Covenant]], the ancient heroes of [[J'nwan]], and [[Polar Claw|other]] [[B'Boom|Beast]] [[Drill Bit (BW)|Warriors]] [[Transquito|from]] [[Air Hammer|alternate]] [[Cybershark|dimensions]]. Optimus Primal and the Predacon Megatron were also caught up in this massive battle—Point Omega—which ended with the dispatching of the Dark Essence and the nullifying of its connected timeline. All of the time-travelers vanished in an explosion of light, and their participation in the Beast Wars was seemingly erased from history as well. {{storylink|Terminus (issue)|Terminus}}

[[File:Primevaldawn2 tarantulas matrix.jpg|thumb|left|upright=0.85|Did Primal leave the iron plugged in, too?]]

After Optimus Primal and his Maximals left Earth with Megatron in chains, the Beast Wars continued in a fashion. Tarantulas, believed dead, was actually still alive and more dangerous than ever, wielding the captured power of the Vok who had come with Tigerhawk. He resurrected Ravage and gathered [[Spittor (BW)|a]] [[Iguanus (BW)|few]] [[Razorclaw (BW)|other]] Predacons as well (presumably from stasis pods), set on claiming the Matrix of Leadership. The other Vok retaliated by creating [[Primal Prime]], using the [[Matrix of Leadership|Matrix]] itself as his [[spark]]. They also gave new life to Tigatron and Airazor, whose sparks they had saved from Tigerhawk's destruction. {{storylink|Primeval Dawn Part 1}} Despite assistance from them and the newly reactivated [[Ramulus]], Primal Prime still fell to Tarantulas, who stole the Matrix. {{storylink|Primeval Dawn Part 2}} He planned to deliver it to his master, Unicron, which the Vok feared would disrupt the grand harmony of the multiverse. Their response was to inhabit Primal Prime's body as a "font of energy to rival the Matrix itself". {{storylink|Primeval Dawn Part 3}}

[[File:Primal Prime Birth.JPG|thumb|Don't let him get [[Dark Creation|the taste of blood]].]]

It's unknown what happened afterwards, but Primal Prime (showing no signs of Vok-possession) and his crew (minus Airazor and plus Spittor) would eventually travel to [[Vehicon (BM)|Vehicon]]-era Cybertron via transwarp portal—the same portal simultaneously whisking Apelinq to the past. {{storylink|Apelinq's War Journals}} The rest of Tarantulas's team would never be seen again, though Tarantulas himself did return to Unicron. {{storylink|Escape (Universe)|Escape}} The Matrix had presumably been taken back from him and replaced in Prime's chest, as no subsequent disruption of history was ever mentioned.
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====Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity====
[[File:Dw theft.jpg|thumb|left|100px|Pick a disk, any disk.]]

Before the Beast Wars, Megatron and Dinobot infiltrated the [[Vector Sigma Chamber|Vector Sigma chamber]] and stole from it the Golden Disk. It seemed to contain a whole history of the Great War and its combatants. From that research, Megatron took his name. {{storylink|Transformers: More than Meets the Eye|More Than Meets The Eye}}

{{note|This contradicts "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", which states Megatron took his name from the [[Covenant of Primus]].}}

[[File:DWBWMaximals.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1|We know what you did last season.]]

During the Beast Wars, [[Bonecrusher (BW)|Bonecrusher]], [[Optimus Minor]], and [[Wolfang (Maximal)|Wolfang]] had activated separately from the main teams, and they kept themselves at a distance. They only revealed themselves once, to save Rattrap from [[Dinobot II]]. He tried to welcome them into the fold, but they claimed to no longer be Maximals. They had a new, unspecified purpose that did not involve fighting. Rattrap apparently abided by their wishes and kept quiet. On the trip back to Cybertron, he dreamed fitfully of the encounter, but when Primal asked what was wrong, Rattrap gave no details. {{storylink|Ain't No Rat}}
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====IDW ''Beast Wars'' comics====
[[File:IDW Megatron Magmatron.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.1|"Bah! Enough of these time-travelers meddling with my show!"]]

After Ravage's failure, the Tripredacus Council sent another agent, [[Magmatron]], to perform the same task. Unlike Ravage, he took a team with him, and also unlike Ravage, they were all chronally displaced to be just out of sync with the core Beast Warriors. While the new arrivals could see them, they couldn't see the new arrivals. And one could even walk right through the other. Thus, the core Beast Warriors were completely unaware when Magmatron activated dozens of the downed stasis pods to create a chronally-displaced army. But one of his soldiers, [[Razorbeast]], was a spy who was able to turn many of the protoforms to Maximals. Foreseeing the scope of the impending battles, Magmatron declared the start of his ''own'' "Beast Wars". {{storylink|The Gathering issue 1|The Gathering #1}}

As both groups tracked down their widespread, newly activated allies, Magmatron realized he needed assistance to fulfill his mission. He was able to recover Ravage's spark from his corpse, and he gave the Decepticon new life in a [[blank|blank protoform]]. While Ravage led the main Predacon force against Razorbeast and the Maximals, Magmatron captured Megatron. {{storylink|The Gathering issue 3|The Gathering #3}} To do so, he had to undo his chronal displacement, and this would be his downfall. While Magmatron was preparing the unconscious Megatron for transwarp delivery to Cybertron, Razorbeast stole his chronal-phase armband and used it to slip in and out of sync as he attacked the Predacon. Megatron was freed, and Magmatron was thrown into his own transwarp device, which catapulted him out of normal space entirely. {{storylink|The Gathering issue 4|The Gathering #4}}

[[File:Shokaract cranky.jpg|thumb|upright=0.85|''You'' again.]]

But, as [[Prowl II|Prowl]] would note, this did not end their particular Beast Wars. Ravage's Predacons continued to harry Razorbeast's Maximals, attempting to recover the stolen chronal-phase facilitators. Meanwhile, on the Cybertron of their home-time, a drug-like substance called "[[Angolmois]]" was spreading amongst the population. Magmatron, floating through chronospace, could see that Angolmois was a tool for the resurrection of Unicron, and Cybertron was almost inevitably doomed. {{storylink|The Ascending issue 1|The Ascending #1}} But even trapped outside of space-time, he was able to deliver messages to [[Lio Convoy (BWII)|Lio Convoy]] on Cybertron and Ravage on Earth, bringing the various teams together against their common enemy.

Lio Convoy and his [[Pack]] journeyed to prehistoric Earth to retrieve the combatants of the new Beast Wars, but they were ambushed by Angolmois-infused servants of Unicron. {{storylink|The Ascending issue 2|The Ascending #2}} The Pack only managed to bring a handful of Beast Warriors back to Cybertron—just in time to fight [[Shokaract]], who was the conduit of Angolmois energy. They were able to defeat him with a chronal-phase facilitator, shunting him into chronospace with Magmatron. There, Magmatron showed him how Unicron would use him as a vessel for his return, destroying the hapless Shokaract in the process. In horror, Shokaract tore the Anti-Matrix from his own chest, self-destructing and sending Magmatron back to normal space.

With the help of a retrovirus, the Maximals set about undoing the effects of Angolmois across the planet. Meanwhile, Megatron had just returned from the Beast Wars, set to unleash his [[Transformation virus|new threat]]. And on prehistoric Earth, the servants of Unicron were destroyed, but Razorbeast had fallen victim to an Angolmois injection and was euthanized at his own request. The united Maximals and Predacons around him mourned his passing. {{storylink|The Ascending issue 4|The Ascending #4}}

===''Wings Universe''===
{{wingsnote}}
The product of alien science and the Matrix of Leadership, [[Primal Prime]] was born at the end of the Beast Wars, possessed of the wisdom and memories of the Matrix's previous bearers. {{storylink|Primal Prime#Timelines|''Timelines'' Primal Prime's bio}}

===Unicron Trilogy continuity family===
====Fire in the Dark====
{{askvectorprime}}
Three thousand years ago{{storylink|Fire in the Dark}} ''in [[Aurex 1104.30-JH Zeta]], time-displaced Maximals and Predacons had a ''very'' similar conflict to the one described up top! The big difference was that Megatron here was after the dormant [[Mini-Con]]s on Earth. Both factions recruited Mini-Cons to their cause. Megatron both recruited and [[servility program|brainwashed]] [[Wedge Shape]], Snarl, [[Ironlunge]], Overbite, [[Repticus]], [[Sling (AOE)|Sling]], Dreadwing, [[Brimstone (Universe)|Brimstone]], and [[Gnashteeth]]; Optimus Primal saved Knockdown, [[Apexus]], Nightscream, [[Gredator]], [[Catilla (DOTM)|Catilla]], and [[Dragoyell]]; while [[Rav (DOTM)|Rav]], [[Triceradon (DOTM)|Triceradon]], and [[Dualor (DOTM)|Dualor]] formed their own autonomous (but Maximal aligned) group. ''

''Tarantulas naturally had his own agenda: secretly gathering up all the [[Super Energon]] he found on Earth. He gathered a mighty cache, but Optimus Primal hijacked Tarantulas's makeshift spacecraft and sacrificed himself to destroy it in orbit. This caused the transwarp explosion that created the locals Transmetals and Fuzors.'' 

''In place of Ravage, the local [[Tripredacus Council]] sent [[Sky Shadow (Cybertron)|Sky Shadow]]; he too first 'helped' the Maximals and later died fighting them.''

During the war, the [[Mexico|Mexican]] [[Natiltec]] tribe—who viewed the Transformers as strange and terrifying animal gods—were enslaved by the Predacons and forced to mine energon. [[Silverbolt (BW)|Silverbolt]] freed them, being honoured as the "fire in the dark" for his heroics. During his downtime, [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox] did anthropological studies of the Natiltec and patiently recorded their oral history so it would survive.{{storylink|Fire in the Dark}}

''The Beast Wars mostly came to an end when Wedge Shape defied the servility program in her CPU and switched sides, bringing many of the ''[[Darksyde (BW)|Darksyde]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s codes with her. Optimus and the Maximals stormed their base and rescued the Mini-Cons, and the Predacons were forced into the wilderness. Though Megatron attempted to use Tarantulas' secret projects as a last-ditch effort to turn the tide, in the end he was captured and most of his troopers destroyed.'' 

''[[Inferno (Universe)|Inferno]] was plucked from death by [[Unicron]] for the [[Universe War]] though he escaped to the [[Child of Primus|Children of Primus]].'' {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

In the 21st century, Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox's recordings were found on the walls of the [[Labná ruins]] in [[Mexico]], by an archeological team of humans and Mini-Cons. Parts of the message made reference to a journey through time and space which the Natiltec subsequently undertook, explaining how the message came to be recorded in Mexico and possibly suggesting cross-dimensional travel. The scientists noted that the Natiltec's drawings shared similarities with primitive cultures across the world and one, [[Jessica Thiest]], had a vision of the Beast Wars. {{storylink|Fire in the Dark}}

====''Cybertron'' toy bios====
When [[Jetfire (Armada)|Jetfire]] went undercover as a Decepticon, he searched the Axalon archives for a past Decepticon to pattern himself after. He took the name "Sky Shadow" in reference to a long-lost "Predacon/Decepticon". This warrior had once been a lieutenant of Megatron, and he had been "sent to Earth during the legendary Beast Wars", where he was instrumental as a strategist and leader against the Maximals. He apparently never returned.<ref>[http://tfwiki.net/~fortmax/codes/index.html Unlocked Cyber Key Code bios], notably Sky Shadow's.</ref>

====Ask Vector Prime====
And in [[Aurex 615.03 Epsilon]], 300 years after the Autobot/Decepticon war, there was a ''completely different'' Beast Wars in [[Alpha Q's universe]]! This one spread across multiple worlds, with bizarre 'beast' modes on each one. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}


===''Animated'' cartoon===
[[Animatron]] was conquered by the Decepticons during the [[Great War (Animated)|Great War]], but was later liberated during a conflict known as the "Beast Wars". {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II|The AllSpark Almanac II}}

===''Prime'' cartoon===
Bulkhead referred to the potential threat of Megatron cloning a [[Predacon (Prime)|Predacon]] army as "Beast Wars", saying they could have one on their hands. {{storylink|Project Predacon}}

==Notes==
*The exact time period of the Beast Wars (beyond simply "prehistory") was never established in the cartoon, outside of a few casual remarks by characters referring to the "four million years" timeframe. The 3H comics identify it as 180,000 BC. The IDW ''Beast Wars'' comics say 70,000 BCE. Japanese media say it is 3,000,000 MYA. This is just one of many ways in which the spinoffs contradict each other.
*Speaking of contradictions, the first on-package bios and [[Optimus Primal vs Megatron!|pack-in comic]] set the Beast Wars on modern-day Earth, with Primal and Megatron actually being their Generation 1 counterparts. However, as the show took off, the bios followed its lead. For a long time, the bios did not explicitly [[retcon]] their original conceits; however, ambiguity was introduced by referring to, for example, "the Beast Wars world" instead of Earth at any particular time. The final nail in this [[micro-continuity]]'s coffin came with [[BotCon 2006#Convention-exclusive toys|the last Beast Wars toys produced]], whose bios and [[Dawn of Future's Past|tie-in comic]] were a very intentional prequel to the cartoon.

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