Badlands (Cybertron) - Revision history

Saix: /* ''Regeneration One'' */clean up, replaced: Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity → Scorponok (G1)

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	===''Regeneration One''===		===''Regeneration One''===
	Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)~~/Marvel Comics continuity~~\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as to avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}		Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as to avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}

	Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely coordinated the [[Wreckers]] as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}		Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely coordinated the [[Wreckers]] as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}

Saix: /* ''Regeneration One'' */clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers

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''Regeneration One'': clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers

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	Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as to avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}		Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as to avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}

	Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely coordinated the [[~~Wrecker~~]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}		Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely coordinated the [[Wreckers]] as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}

	===''Transformers '84''===		===''Transformers '84''===

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===3H comics===		===3H comics===
	Before the war against [[Shokaract]], the Badlands were part of the territory of one of the old, proud [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-states]] of Cybertron. It was destroyed by Shokaract's armies, which left it a ravaged infrastructure in a twisted, scarred landscape. On the flipside, underneath remained a labyrinthine sub-city, making the area an ideal refuge for those who opposed Shokaract's rule. Shokaract reacted on this by declaring the Badlands to be the training and [[Ko-tu\|proving]] ground for future [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]].		Before the war against [[Shokaract]], the Badlands were part of the territory of one of the old, proud [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-states]] of Cybertron. It was destroyed by Shokaract's armies, which left it a ravaged infrastructure in a twisted, scarred landscape. On the flipside, underneath remained a labyrinthine sub-city, making the area an ideal refuge for those who opposed Shokaract's rule. Shokaract reacted to this by declaring the Badlands to be the training and [[Ko-tu\|proving]] ground for future [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]].

	One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|Schism (story)\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink\|Paradox}}		One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|Schism (story)\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink\|Paradox}}

TimeLord11 at 13:12, 23 March 2021

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	===Aligned novels===		===Aligned novels===
	The Badlands were located on Cybertron's eastern hemisphere, below the [[Hydrax Plateau]]. This was where the lower [[~~caste system~~\|castes]] worked in the mines and industrial cities of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]], [[Blaster City]] and [[Slaughter City]], where [[gladiatorial combat]] began, and where [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]] created the [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus}}		The Badlands were located on Cybertron's eastern hemisphere, below the [[Hydrax Plateau]]. This was where the lower [[Functionism\|castes]] worked in the mines and industrial cities of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]], [[Blaster City]] and [[Slaughter City]], where [[gladiatorial combat]] began, and where [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]] created the [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus}}

	===''Regeneration One''===		===''Regeneration One''===
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	Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely coordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}		Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely coordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}

			===''Transformers '84''===
			After ensuring that [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Megatron]] would take the bait of [[Ark (G1)\|Project: Ark]], [[Punch (G1)\|Punch]] met with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] in the Badlands to report this, receiving a last command from Optimus to ensure that the Ark, wherever it ended up, was never to be found. {{storylink\|Transformers '84 issue 0\|'84 #0}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix at 18:44, 20 December 2020

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	One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|Schism (story)\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink\|Paradox}}		One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|Schism (story)\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink\|Paradox}}

	{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}

	===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===		===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
	The Badlands were the surrounding territory of the [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-state]] [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Ultimate Guide}}		The Badlands were the surrounding territory of the [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-state]] [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Ultimate Guide}}

			===''Energon'' comic===
			The Badlands were located close to the core of [[Decepticon]] territory during the [[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|war]], and as such, those [[Decepticon]]s who rejected [[Autobot]] authority post-war had returned there, making the area dangerous to travel through. Unfortunately, [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] needed to do just that to get to and check in at the [[Smelting pool\|smelting plant]]. [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]] agreed to escort him, which backfired when [[Tidal Wave (Armada)\|Tidal Wave]] attacked them, knocked out Cliffjumper and then used his life as leverage to force Ironhide to assist him in reactivating the [[seismic-shock warhead]]s. {{storylink\|Aftershock (issue)\|Aftershock}}

	===''Wings Universe''===		===''Wings Universe''===
	The rest of the inhabitants of Cybertron treated the Badlands as a rubbish dump, but it served as a perfect hideout for Decepticons and other outlaws. Many Decepticons, including the Warlord [[Gutcruncher (G1)\|Gutcruncher]], had bases there. It was bisected by the [[Transmorpher Freeway]], which commuters used to get from one side to the other while keeping out of the filth. {{storylink\|A Team Effort}}		The rest of the inhabitants of Cybertron treated the Badlands as a rubbish dump, but it served as a perfect hideout for Decepticons and other outlaws. Many Decepticons, including the Warlord [[Gutcruncher (G1)\|Gutcruncher]], had bases there. It was bisected by the [[Transmorpher Freeway]], which commuters used to get from one side to the other while keeping out of the filth. {{storylink\|A Team Effort}}

			===Aligned novels===
			The Badlands were located on Cybertron's eastern hemisphere, below the [[Hydrax Plateau]]. This was where the lower [[caste system\|castes]] worked in the mines and industrial cities of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]], [[Blaster City]] and [[Slaughter City]], where [[gladiatorial combat]] began, and where [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]] created the [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus}}

	===''Regeneration One''===		===''Regeneration One''===
	Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as to avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}		Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as to avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}

	Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely ~~co-ordinated~~ the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}		Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely coordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}

	~~{{note\|~~Fort Scyk is said to be located in the Badlands in both "Natural Selection" and "Destiny", though its earlier appearances in "[[Counterpoint]]" and "[[Loose Ends, Part 1]]" place it in [[Polyhex]].}}		==Notes==
			*Fort Scyk in ''Regeneration One'' is said to be located in the Badlands in both "Natural Selection" and "Destiny", though its earlier appearances in "[[Counterpoint]]" and "[[Loose Ends, Part 1]]" place it in [[Polyhex]].
	~~===''Energon'' comic===~~
	The Badlands were located close to the core of [[Decepticon]] territory during the [[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|war]], and as such, those [[Decepticon]]s who rejected [[Autobot]] authority post-war had returned there, making the area dangerous to travel through. Unfortunately, [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] needed to do just that to get to and check in at the [[Smelting pool\|smelting plant]]. [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]] agreed to escort him, which backfired when [[Tidal Wave (Armada)\|Tidal Wave]] attacked them, knocked out Cliffjumper and then used his life as leverage to force Ironhide to assist him in reactivating the [[seismic-shock warhead]]s. {{storylink\|Aftershock (issue)\|Aftershock}}

	~~===Aligned novels===~~
	The Badlands were located on Cybertron's eastern hemisphere, below the [[Hydrax Plateau]]. This was where the lower [[caste system\|castes]] worked in the mines and industrial cities of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]], [[Blaster City]] and [[Slaughter City]], where [[gladiatorial combat]] began, and where [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]] created the [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus}}

	[[Category:Beast Wars locations]]		[[Category:Beast Wars locations]]

Saix at 05:50, 14 June 2017

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	Before the war against [[Shokaract]], the Badlands were part of the territory of one of the old, proud [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-states]] of Cybertron. It was destroyed by Shokaract's armies, which left it a ravaged infrastructure in a twisted, scarred landscape. On the flipside, underneath remained a labyrinthine sub-city, making the area an ideal refuge for those who opposed Shokaract's rule. Shokaract reacted on this by declaring the Badlands to be the training and [[Ko-tu\|proving]] ground for future [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]].		Before the war against [[Shokaract]], the Badlands were part of the territory of one of the old, proud [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-states]] of Cybertron. It was destroyed by Shokaract's armies, which left it a ravaged infrastructure in a twisted, scarred landscape. On the flipside, underneath remained a labyrinthine sub-city, making the area an ideal refuge for those who opposed Shokaract's rule. Shokaract reacted on this by declaring the Badlands to be the training and [[Ko-tu\|proving]] ground for future [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]].

	One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|~~Herald, Covenant,~~ Schism~~, Paradox~~\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink~~\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox~~\|Paradox}}		One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|Schism (story)\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink\|Paradox}}

	{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}		{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}

Sabrblade: /* Fiction */

2017-03-21T18:33:24Z

Fiction

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	~~===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===~~
	~~The Badlands were the surrounding territory of the [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-state]] [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Ultimate Guide}}~~

	===3H comics===		===3H comics===
	Before the war against [[Shokaract]], the Badlands were part of the territory of one of the old, proud [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-states]] of Cybertron. It was destroyed by Shokaract's armies, which left it a ravaged infrastructure in a twisted, scarred landscape. On the flipside, underneath remained a labyrinthine sub-city, making the area an ideal refuge for those who opposed Shokaract's rule. Shokaract reacted on this by declaring the Badlands to be the training and [[Ko-tu\|proving]] ground for future [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]].		Before the war against [[Shokaract]], the Badlands were part of the territory of one of the old, proud [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-states]] of Cybertron. It was destroyed by Shokaract's armies, which left it a ravaged infrastructure in a twisted, scarred landscape. On the flipside, underneath remained a labyrinthine sub-city, making the area an ideal refuge for those who opposed Shokaract's rule. Shokaract reacted on this by declaring the Badlands to be the training and [[Ko-tu\|proving]] ground for future [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]].
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	{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}		{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}

			===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
			The Badlands were the surrounding territory of the [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-state]] [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Ultimate Guide}}

	===''Wings Universe''===		===''Wings Universe''===

Teletran: /* Regeneration One */

2017-03-08T17:35:46Z

Regeneration One

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	===''Regeneration One''===		===''Regeneration One''===
	Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}		Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as to avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}

	Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely co-ordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}		Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely co-ordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}

Emvee at 15:10, 4 December 2016

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	===''Regeneration One''===		===''Regeneration One''===
	Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}		Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}

	Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely co-ordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}		Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely co-ordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===		===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
	The Badlands were the surrounding territory of the [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-state]] [[Kaon]]. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Ultimate Guide}}		The Badlands were the surrounding territory of the [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-state]] [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Ultimate Guide}}

	===3H comics===		===3H comics===
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	One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|Paradox}}		One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|Paradox}}

	{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}		{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}

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	===''Regeneration One''===		===''Regeneration One''===
	Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}		Following their resurrection and conversion with [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s [[Gene Key]] on [[Nebulos]], [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]], [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] touched down in the Badlands on their return to Cybertron, so as avoid detection. From there, they killed anyone in their way until they reached the [[Civil Defense Hub]] in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Two}} Scorponok himself would then burst into [[Fort Scyk]] in the Badlands to recruit the Neo-Decepticons hanging out there to his cause. Although [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]] was away on [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]]'s ''[[Warworld]]'' at the time, when [[Misfire (G1)\|Misfire]] protested that they already had a leader Scorponok made it clear that he was not ''requesting'' their obedience and executed Misfire on the spot for questioning his orders. {{storylink\|Natural Selection, Part Three}}

	Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely co-ordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}		Later, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] remotely co-ordinated the [[Wrecker]]s as they carried out a stealth assault on Fort Scyk but found that it had been abandoned and booby-trapped. {{storylink\|Destiny, Part Three}}
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	===Aligned novels===		===Aligned novels===
	The Badlands were located on Cybertron's eastern hemisphere, below the [[Hydrax Plateau]]. This was where the lower [[caste system\|castes]] worked in the mines and industrial cities of [[Kaon]], [[Blaster City]] and [[Slaughter City]], where [[gladiatorial combat]] began, and where [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]] created the [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus}}		The Badlands were located on Cybertron's eastern hemisphere, below the [[Hydrax Plateau]]. This was where the lower [[caste system\|castes]] worked in the mines and industrial cities of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]], [[Blaster City]] and [[Slaughter City]], where [[gladiatorial combat]] began, and where [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]] created the [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus}}

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	Before the war against [[Shokaract]], the Badlands were part of the territory of one of the old, proud [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-states]] of Cybertron. It was destroyed by Shokaract's armies, which left it a ravaged infrastructure in a twisted, scarred landscape. On the flipside, underneath remained a labyrinthine sub-city, making the area an ideal refuge for those who opposed Shokaract's rule. Shokaract reacted on this by declaring the Badlands to be the training and [[Ko-tu\|proving]] ground for future [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]].		Before the war against [[Shokaract]], the Badlands were part of the territory of one of the old, proud [[Polities of Cybertron\|city-states]] of Cybertron. It was destroyed by Shokaract's armies, which left it a ravaged infrastructure in a twisted, scarred landscape. On the flipside, underneath remained a labyrinthine sub-city, making the area an ideal refuge for those who opposed Shokaract's rule. Shokaract reacted on this by declaring the Badlands to be the training and [[Ko-tu\|proving]] ground for future [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]].

	One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|~~Herald, Covenant,~~ Schism~~, Paradox~~\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink~~\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox~~\|Paradox}}		One such future Herald, the [[Cub]], one day searched the Badlands for his alpha target, the rebel known as the [[Swoop (G1)\|Veteran]]. Upon finding him, the two engaged in a savage battle from which the Cub did not emerge victorious, an event that eventually led to them merging into one being, [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]. {{storylink\|Schism (story)\|Schism}} Because of the significance the Badlands thus held for them as the location of their first meeting, their two minds within Windrazor always opted to communicate within an imagination of the area. {{storylink\|Paradox}}

	{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}		{{Note\|The city-state the Badlands once was is not referred to by name in the [[Reaching the Omega Point]] storyline. When writing the [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]] [[Dreamwave Generation One continuity\|Generation 1 storyline]], [[Simon Furman]] made the Badlands existing as early as the [[Golden Age]] and part of [[Kaon (polity)\|Kaon]]'s domain. For the [[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon storyline]], the location of the Badlands wasn't specified but affirmed as Decepticon territory. It is thus possible the unnamed city-state [[Retcon\|retroactively]] is Kaon.}}