Animated cartoon continuity - Revision history

Thylacine 2000: /* Continuation */

2024-12-16T18:37:14Z

Continuation

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	====Timelines====		====Timelines====
	*"[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" is a [[BotCon 2011]]-exclusive comic and script reading which is set in "season 3.5" of ''Transformers Animated''. Most of the exclusive toys from that convention are also from ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.		*"[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" is a [[BotCon 2011]]-exclusive comic and script reading which is set in "season 3.5" of ''Transformers Animated''. Most of the exclusive toys from that convention are also from ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.
			*"[[The Return of Blurr]]" was the [[BotCon 2015]]-exclusive script reading, later compiled and published as a storybook. It was the final canonically-released ''Animated'' storyline.

	==Japanese continuity==		==Japanese continuity==

NexusShard17 at 13:50, 30 September 2018

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	*The [[Transformers Animated (toyline)\|toy]] [[bio]]s feature some events not featured in the cartoon, such as:		*The [[Transformers Animated (toyline)\|toy]] [[bio]]s feature some events not featured in the cartoon, such as:
	:*[[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] wanted to be in the [[Cybertron Elite Guard]] so much that he redecorated himself in Elite Guard markings in order to look the part.		:*[[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] wanted to be in the [[Elite Guard\|Cybertron Elite Guard]] so much that he redecorated himself in Elite Guard markings in order to look the part.
	:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].		:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 08:06, 9 November 2015

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	:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].		:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].

	*[[Transformers Animated: The Arrival\|The Arrival]] and [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|Titan's ''Transformers Animated'']] are both comic series that depict additional events that happened during and in-between episodes of the cartoon.		*''[[Transformers Animated: The Arrival\|The Arrival]]'' and [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|Titan's ''Transformers Animated'']] are both comic series that depict additional events that happened during and in-between episodes of the cartoon.

	*[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac\|The AllSpark Almanac]] ~~and~~ [[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]] are almanacs chronicling a vast array of information about the ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.		*''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac\|The AllSpark Almanac]]'', ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]]'', and ''[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac\|The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]'' are almanacs chronicling a vast array of information about the ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.

	*Various other [[Transformers Animated (books)\|story, profile, and activity books]].		*Various other [[Transformers Animated (books)\|story, profile, and activity books]].
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	===Continuation===		===Continuation===
	====Timelines====		====Timelines====
	*[[The Stunti-Con Job]] is a [[BotCon 2011]]-exclusive comic and script reading which is set in "season 3.5" of ''Transformers Animated''. Most of the exclusive toys from that convention are also from ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.		*"[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" is a [[BotCon 2011]]-exclusive comic and script reading which is set in "season 3.5" of ''Transformers Animated''. Most of the exclusive toys from that convention are also from ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.

	==Japanese continuity==		==Japanese continuity==

Ookalf at 23:37, 24 November 2013

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	The core of the '''Animated cartoon continuity''' is, naturally, the [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'' cartoon]] series and its print adaptations. It is associated with the "Malgus" [[Universal stream]].		The core of the '''Animated cartoon continuity''' is, naturally, the [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'' cartoon]] series and its print adaptations. It is associated with the "[[Malgus]]" [[Universal stream]].

	With few exceptions, the supplemental fiction associated with ''Transformers Animated'' presents itself as being in-continuity with the cartoon. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that all of the various story lines are in-continuity with ''each other''. When contradictions happen, we can only assume they represent divergent [[continuity\|continuities]].		With few exceptions, the supplemental fiction associated with ''Transformers Animated'' presents itself as being in-continuity with the cartoon. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that all of the various story lines are in-continuity with ''each other''. When contradictions happen, we can only assume they represent divergent [[continuity\|continuities]].

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "The Arrival" with "Transformers Animated: The Arrival"

2011-11-02T23:59:03Z

BOT: replacing (1) links to "The Arrival" with "Transformers Animated: The Arrival"

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	:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].		:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].

	*[[The Arrival]] and [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|Titan's ''Transformers Animated'']] are both comic series that depict additional events that happened during and in-between episodes of the cartoon.		*[[Transformers Animated: The Arrival\|The Arrival]] and [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|Titan's ''Transformers Animated'']] are both comic series that depict additional events that happened during and in-between episodes of the cartoon.

	*[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac\|The AllSpark Almanac]] and [[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]] are almanacs chronicling a vast array of information about the ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.		*[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac\|The AllSpark Almanac]] and [[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]] are almanacs chronicling a vast array of information about the ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "The Cool" with "Transformers Animated: The Cool"

2011-10-31T19:12:04Z

BOT: replacing (1) links to "The Cool" with "Transformers Animated: The Cool"

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	*As usual in Transformer cartoons, the Japanese and American versions of ''Transformers Animated'' have certain differences, such as different names for characters and dialog differences.		*As usual in Transformer cartoons, the Japanese and American versions of ''Transformers Animated'' have certain differences, such as different names for characters and dialog differences.

	*The Japanese [[manga]] ''[[The Cool]]'' is notable in that it handles continuity much more loosely than other ''Animated'' supplemental fiction. In some cases, it depicts blatantly different versions of events from the cartoon.		*The Japanese [[manga]] ''[[Transformers Animated: The Cool\|The Cool]]'' is notable in that it handles continuity much more loosely than other ''Animated'' supplemental fiction. In some cases, it depicts blatantly different versions of events from the cartoon.

	[[Category:Continuities]]		[[Category:Continuities]]

Starfield: /* Timelines */ BotCon 2011

2011-06-13T00:26:15Z

Timelines: BotCon 2011

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	===Continuation===		===Continuation===
	====Timelines====		====Timelines====
	~~{{ongoing}}~~		*[[The Stunti-Con Job]] is a [[BotCon 2011]]-exclusive comic and script reading which is set in "season 3.5" of ''Transformers Animated''. Most of the exclusive toys from that convention are also from ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.
	*The ~~theme for~~ [[BotCon 2011]] ~~was~~ "season 3.5" of ''Transformers Animated''. ~~It featured~~ the ~~"Stunti-Con-Job" box set of~~ toys ~~and accompanying comic~~.

	==Japanese continuity==		==Japanese continuity==

Starfield: Fixed error

2011-04-13T05:49:35Z

Fixed error

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	With few exceptions, the supplemental fiction associated with ''Transformers Animated'' presents itself as being in-continuity with the cartoon. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that all of the various story lines are in-continuity with ''each other''. When contradictions happen, we can only assume they represent divergent [[continuity\|continuities]].		With few exceptions, the supplemental fiction associated with ''Transformers Animated'' presents itself as being in-continuity with the cartoon. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that all of the various story lines are in-continuity with ''each other''. When contradictions happen, we can only assume they represent divergent [[continuity\|continuities]].

	*The [[Transformers Animated (toyline)\|toy]] [[bio]]s feature some events not featured in the cartoon, such as ~~when~~ [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] wanted to be in the [[Cybertron Elite Guard]] so much that he redecorated himself in Elite Guard markings in order to look the part. ~~Other parts of bio fiction directly contradict the cartoon, such as~~ [[~~Safeguard~~ (Animated)\|~~Safeguard~~]]'s origin.		*The [[Transformers Animated (toyline)\|toy]] [[bio]]s feature some events not featured in the cartoon, such as:
			:*[[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] wanted to be in the [[Cybertron Elite Guard]] so much that he redecorated himself in Elite Guard markings in order to look the part.
			:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].

	*[[The Arrival]] and [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|Titan's ''Transformers Animated'']] are both comic series that depict additional events that happened during and in-between episodes of the cartoon.		*[[The Arrival]] and [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|Titan's ''Transformers Animated'']] are both comic series that depict additional events that happened during and in-between episodes of the cartoon.

Lonegamer78: /* Japanese continuity */

2011-04-13T05:23:03Z

Japanese continuity

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	*As usual in Transformer cartoons, the Japanese and American versions of ''Transformers Animated'' have certain differences, such as different names for characters and dialog differences.		*As usual in Transformer cartoons, the Japanese and American versions of ''Transformers Animated'' have certain differences, such as different names for characters and dialog differences.

	*The Japanese ~~comic,~~ [[The Cool]] is notable in that it handles continuity much more loosely than other ''Animated'' supplemental fiction. In some cases, it depicts blatantly different versions of events from the cartoon.		*The Japanese [[manga]] ''[[The Cool]]'' is notable in that it handles continuity much more loosely than other ''Animated'' supplemental fiction. In some cases, it depicts blatantly different versions of events from the cartoon.

	[[Category:Continuities]]		[[Category:Continuities]]

Starfield: The Animated cartoon continuity was a bit more complicated than I thought, so after reading up on it, I thought I'd record what I found out for the benefit of others.

2011-04-13T04:24:28Z

The Animated cartoon continuity was a bit more complicated than I thought, so after reading up on it, I thought I'd record what I found out for the benefit of others.

New page

The core of the '''Animated cartoon continuity''' is, naturally, the [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|''Transformers Animated'' cartoon]] series and its print adaptations. It is associated with the "Malgus" [[Universal stream]].

With few exceptions, the supplemental fiction associated with ''Transformers Animated'' presents itself as being in-continuity with the cartoon. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that all of the various story lines are in-continuity with ''each other''. When contradictions happen, we can only assume they represent divergent [[continuity|continuities]].

*The [[Transformers Animated (toyline)|toy]] [[bio]]s feature some events not featured in the cartoon, such as when [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]] wanted to be in the [[Cybertron Elite Guard]] so much that he redecorated himself in Elite Guard markings in order to look the part. Other parts of bio fiction directly contradict the cartoon, such as [[Safeguard (Animated)|Safeguard]]'s origin.

*[[The Arrival]] and [[Transformers Animated (Titan)|Titan's ''Transformers Animated'']] are both comic series that depict additional events that happened during and in-between episodes of the cartoon.

*[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac|The AllSpark Almanac]] and [[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II|The AllSpark Almanac II]] are almanacs chronicling a vast array of information about the ''Animated'' cartoon continuity.

*Various other [[Transformers Animated (books)|story, profile, and activity books]].

===Continuation===
====Timelines====
{{ongoing}}
*The theme for [[BotCon 2011]] was "season 3.5" of ''Transformers Animated''. It featured the "Stunti-Con-Job" box set of toys and accompanying comic.

==Japanese continuity==
*As usual in Transformer cartoons, the Japanese and American versions of ''Transformers Animated'' have certain differences, such as different names for characters and dialog differences.

*The Japanese comic, [[The Cool]] is notable in that it handles continuity much more loosely than other ''Animated'' supplemental fiction. In some cases, it depicts blatantly different versions of events from the cartoon.

[[Category:Continuities]]

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	*The [[Transformers Animated (toyline)\|toy]] [[bio]]s feature some events not featured in the cartoon, such as:		*The [[Transformers Animated (toyline)\|toy]] [[bio]]s feature some events not featured in the cartoon, such as:
	:*[[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] wanted to be in the [[Cybertron Elite Guard]] so much that he redecorated himself in Elite Guard markings in order to look the part.		:*[[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] wanted to be in the [[Elite Guard\|Cybertron Elite Guard]] so much that he redecorated himself in Elite Guard markings in order to look the part.
	:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].		:*[[Jetstorm (Animated)\|Jetstorm]] and [[Jetfire (Animated)\|Jetfire]]'s origin, which is contradicted by [[First (and Second) in Flight\|the comic that was included with their toys]].