Codexa - Revision history

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	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	[[File:EndOfTime CodexaPax.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.6\|left\|]]		[[File:EndOfTime CodexaPax.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.6\|left\|I love you too, Mom.]]
	At one point, Codexa sent Orion Pax to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further out and visit the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent Orion Pax to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further out and visit the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

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	===2019 IDW continuity===		===2019 IDW continuity===
	{{first\|[[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' ~~issue~~ #3]]}}		{{first\|[[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' #3]]}}

	During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}		During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}
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	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

			[[File:EndOfTime CodexaPax.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.6\|left\|]]
	At one point, Codexa sent Orion Pax to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further out and visit the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent Orion Pax to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further out and visit the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

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	In the aftermath of the battle, Optimus Prime and [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] went to visit Codexa, though Optimus was unsure if the voice was truly just his mentor's anymore, who managed to impart on the two that Exarchon had returned and claimed [[Ruckus (G1)\|Ruckus]] as a new body. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}		In the aftermath of the battle, Optimus Prime and [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]] went to visit Codexa, though Optimus was unsure if the voice was truly just his mentor's anymore, who managed to impart on the two that Exarchon had returned and claimed [[Ruckus (G1)\|Ruckus]] as a new body. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}

			The Matrix's Mediator program once again took Codexa's form during a vision warning Optimus Prime of Cybertron's imminent collapse. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}

	[[Category:Comic-only Transformers]]		[[Category:Comic-only Transformers]]

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	~~:*''First appearance:''~~ [[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' issue #3]]		{{first\|[[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' issue #3]]}}

	During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}		During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}

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	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	At one point, Codexa sent Orion ~~Paxto~~ observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit ~~out among~~ the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent Orion Pax to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further out and visit the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

	By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}		By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}

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	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	At one point, Codexa sent ~~him to~~ observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, ~~Orion Pax~~ returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent Orion Paxto observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

	By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}		By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}

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	During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}		During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}

	During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], ~~Codex~~, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}		During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codexa, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}

	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

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	During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codex, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}		During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codex, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}

	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the ~~day sof~~ conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

TimeLord11 at 16:25, 2 July 2022

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	During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codex, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}		During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codex, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}

	While other ~~Transforemrs~~ who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the day sof conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the day sof conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

	By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}		By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}

Locoman at 16:21, 2 July 2022

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	:*''First appearance:'' [[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' issue #3]]		:*''First appearance:'' [[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' issue #3]]

	~~Codexa was head archivist of Cybertron, and considered one of the older members of the race. She bore witness to~~ the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]] ~~and the acts~~ of the [[Titan (group)\|~~Titans~~]] ~~during~~ the ~~era~~. The ~~experience left her with~~ a ~~very critical view of~~ the ~~Age~~, ~~something~~ she ~~eventually wrote about in ''~~[[~~The Way We Were~~, ~~by One Who Saw It~~]]''. {{storylink\|~~The Change In Your Nature~~ Part ~~Five~~}}		During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}

			During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codex, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}

	Codexa ~~was mentor to~~ a ~~young archivist named Orion Pax~~, ~~and encouraged his development. They walked in~~ the [[~~Light Garden~~]] ~~at one point, where she told him to always remember~~ Cybertron ~~was~~ a ~~living world~~. {{storylink\|~~Radical Time~~}} At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		While other Transforemrs who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the day sof conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

			At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

	By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}		By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}

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	===2019 IDW continuity===		===2019 IDW continuity===
	:*''First appearance:'' [[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' issue #3]]		:*''First appearance:'' [[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' issue #3]]
	Codexa bore witness to the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]] and the acts of the [[Titan (group)\|Titans]] during the era. The experience left her with a very critical view of the Age, something she eventually wrote about in ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]''. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	~~Three hundred kilocycles ago,~~ Codexa was ~~past~~ the ~~prime~~ of ~~her life; like many other Cybertronians who reached their golden years, she planned~~ to ~~"go~~ [[~~immersant~~]]," and ~~voluntarily leave society behind to go dormant and rejoin~~ the ~~fabric~~ of ~~Cybertron~~. ~~In these twilight years~~ of ~~her life~~, she ~~mentored the~~ young archivist Orion Pax, and at one point sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}		Codexa was head archivist of Cybertron, and considered one of the older members of the race. She bore witness to the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]] and the acts of the [[Titan (group)\|Titans]] during the era. The experience left her with a very critical view of the Age, something she eventually wrote about in ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]''. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

			Codexa was mentor to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}} At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

	By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}		By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}

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	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	[[File:EndOfTime CodexaPax.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.6\|left\|]]		[[File:EndOfTime CodexaPax.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.6\|left\|I love you too, Mom.]]
	At one point, Codexa sent Orion Pax to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further out and visit the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent Orion Pax to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further out and visit the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

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	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	At one point, Codexa sent Orion ~~Paxto~~ observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit ~~out among~~ the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent Orion Pax to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further out and visit the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

	By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}		By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}

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	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	At one point, Codexa sent ~~him to~~ observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, ~~Orion Pax~~ returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent Orion Paxto observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, He returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}

	By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}		By the present day, Codexa had indeed retired, retreating to a secluded chamber beyond the outskirts of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. While conflicted over the rise of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] and his [[Decepticon\|Ascenticon]]s, Orion sought out Codexa for advice, {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} though as he reminisced on his history with the Ascenticon leader he revealed that he had actually come to her to seek validation for his next move—a move that might send him down the path of no return. Codexa simply responded that the "single song" of a united Cybertron had begun to falter, a statement that Orion could only agree with. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}}

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	During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}		During the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]], Codexa became head archivist of Cybertron. As the [[Titan (group)\|Titan]]s frontlined Cybertron's colonial era, Codexa witnessed many of their feats, but took an increasingly dim view of how the Cybertronian race had encroached on other populated worlds in its never-ending quest for new sources of energy. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}} Codexa became the [[mentor]] to a young archivist named Orion Pax, and encouraged his development. They walked in the [[Light Garden]] at one point, where she told him to always remember Cybertron was a living world. {{storylink\|Radical Time}}

	During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], ~~Codex~~, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}		During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codexa, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}

	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

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	During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codex, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}		During the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Codex, [[Nominus Prime]] and the [[Great General]]s attended [[Highbrow (G1)\|Highbrow]]'s briefing regarding [[Exarchon]]'s altered physiology. {{storylink\|Darkness, Once Gazed Upon: Part One}}

	While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the ~~day sof~~ conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}		While other Transformers who had lived through the Expansion yearned for a return to the days of conquest and colonization, Codexa took a dim view of the past and published ''[[The Way We Were, by One Who Saw It]]'', which argued that the [[Nominus Edict]] that had permanently curtailed Cybertron's expansionism would prove a net positive for the universe. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Five}}

	At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}		At one point, Codexa sent him to observe the opening of the great [[Winged Moon]] before the politicians arrived, and encouraged him to go further and visit out among the colonies to expand his horizons. {{storylink\|Orion Pax: Free Fall}} Four kilocycles later, Orion Pax returned to Cybertron with stories of his travels. Codexa had once intended Orion to succeed her as head archivist, but she had long suspected he would serve in other ways. After his exploration, Orion Pax confirmed he now realized he felt the same way. [[Proxima (G1)\|Proxima]] would replace Codexa as head archivist, while Orion Pax would follow his old friend Megatron into the Senate, perhaps serving as a bridge between the Autobots and Megatron's new party, the Ascenticons. Meanwhile, Codexa planned to go [[immersant]] upon her retirement, sublimating into the very nature of Cybertron itself. {{storylink\|End of Time}}