Cub - Revision history

Saix at 05:37, 14 June 2017

2017-06-14T05:37:48Z

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	[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.		[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.

	The Cub was pitted against [[Swoop (G1)\|the Veteran]], an experienced rebel fighter. This uneven match-up, as it turns out, had been orchestrated by Antagony in order to get revenge on Cataclysm. {{storylink~~\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox~~\|Herald}} Although the Cub gained an early advantage with his berserker rage, he found himself defeated after the Veteran took the battle to the skies. Dropped from a height and spared a quick execution by the battle-weary Veteran, the Cub limped home, the consequence of failure being death. Desperate to salvage some measure of dignity, he opted for trial-by-combat, even though the "battle" was little more than a glorified execution.		The Cub was pitted against [[Swoop (G1)\|the Veteran]], an experienced rebel fighter. This uneven match-up, as it turns out, had been orchestrated by Antagony in order to get revenge on Cataclysm. {{storylink\|Herald}} Although the Cub gained an early advantage with his berserker rage, he found himself defeated after the Veteran took the battle to the skies. Dropped from a height and spared a quick execution by the battle-weary Veteran, the Cub limped home, the consequence of failure being death. Desperate to salvage some measure of dignity, he opted for trial-by-combat, even though the "battle" was little more than a glorified execution.

	The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.		The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.

	His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. {{storylink\|~~Herald, Covenant,~~ Schism~~, Paradox~~\|Schism}} After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink~~\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox~~\|Paradox}}		His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. {{storylink\|Schism (story)\|Schism}} After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Paradox}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Ascendron: /* 3H comics */

2015-10-08T22:52:28Z

3H comics

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	[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.		[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.

	The Cub was pitted against [[Swoop (G1)\|the Veteran]], an experienced rebel fighter. Although he gained an early advantage with his berserker rage, ~~the Cub~~ found himself defeated after the Veteran took the battle to the skies. Dropped from a height and spared a quick execution by the battle-weary Veteran, the Cub limped home, the consequence of failure being death. Desperate to salvage some measure of dignity, he opted for trial-by-combat, even though the "battle" was little more than a glorified execution.		The Cub was pitted against [[Swoop (G1)\|the Veteran]], an experienced rebel fighter. This uneven match-up, as it turns out, had been orchestrated by Antagony in order to get revenge on Cataclysm. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|Herald}} Although the Cub gained an early advantage with his berserker rage, he found himself defeated after the Veteran took the battle to the skies. Dropped from a height and spared a quick execution by the battle-weary Veteran, the Cub limped home, the consequence of failure being death. Desperate to salvage some measure of dignity, he opted for trial-by-combat, even though the "battle" was little more than a glorified execution.

	The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.		The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.

Ascendron: /* Fiction */

2015-10-08T22:18:28Z

Fiction

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	The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.		The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.

	His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|~~Schism~~}}		His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|Schism}} After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|Paradox}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Ascendron: /* 3H comics */

2015-10-07T23:04:02Z

3H comics

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	The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.		The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.

	His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox}}		His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox\|Schism}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Abates at 08:42, 14 September 2012

2012-09-14T08:42:25Z

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	{{factions\|predacon\|maximal}}		{{factions\|predacon\|maximal}}
	:''The Cub is a [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars (franchise)\|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The Cub is a [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

	[[Image:BW Cub.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|]]		[[Image:BW Cub.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|]]

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "Beast Wars Sourcebook" with "Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook"

2011-11-06T00:38:04Z

BOT: replacing (1) links to "Beast Wars Sourcebook" with "Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook"

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Both [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]'s toy bio and the ''[[Beast Wars Sourcebook]]'' claim his younger part was a Maximal, which the Cub wasn't in his fictional appearances, as can be read above.		*Both [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]'s toy bio and the ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Beast Wars Sourcebook]]'' claim his younger part was a Maximal, which the Cub wasn't in his fictional appearances, as can be read above.

	[[Category:Beast Wars Maximals]]		[[Category:Beast Wars Maximals]]
	[[Category:Beast Wars Predacons]]		[[Category:Beast Wars Predacons]]
	[[Category:Prose-only Transformers]]		[[Category:Prose-only Transformers]]

Interrobang at 22:26, 6 October 2011

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	{{factions\|predacon}}		{{factions\|predacon\|maximal}}
	:''The Cub is a [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars (franchise)\|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The Cub is a [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars (franchise)\|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

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	*Both [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]'s toy bio and the ''[[Beast Wars Sourcebook]]'' claim his younger part was a Maximal, which the Cub wasn't in his fictional appearances, as can be read above.		*Both [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]]'s toy bio and the ''[[Beast Wars Sourcebook]]'' claim his younger part was a Maximal, which the Cub wasn't in his fictional appearances, as can be read above.

			[[Category:Beast Wars Maximals]]
	[[Category:Beast Wars Predacons]]		[[Category:Beast Wars Predacons]]
	[[Category:Prose-only Transformers]]		[[Category:Prose-only Transformers]]

24.207.54.1: /* 3H comics */

2011-09-19T03:41:53Z

3H comics

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	[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.		[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.

	The Cub was pitted against [[Swoop (G1)\|the Veteran]], an experienced rebel fighter. ~~The~~ Cub ~~failed~~ to ~~assassinate his designated target~~, ~~and instead~~ limped home, the consequence of failure being death. The ~~execution fell on~~ Cataclysm who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.		The Cub was pitted against [[Swoop (G1)\|the Veteran]], an experienced rebel fighter. Although he gained an early advantage with his berserker rage, the Cub found himself defeated after the Veteran took the battle to the skies. Dropped from a height and spared a quick execution by the battle-weary Veteran, the Cub limped home, the consequence of failure being death. Desperate to salvage some measure of dignity, he opted for trial-by-combat, even though the "battle" was little more than a glorified execution.

			The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.

	His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox}}		His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox}}

Interrobang: Well, he DOES have an image...

2011-08-20T08:35:28Z

Well, he DOES have an image...

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	{{factions\|predacon}}		{{factions\|predacon}}
	:''The Cub is a [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars (franchise)\|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The Cub is a [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars (franchise)\|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	~~{{faceless}}~~
			[[Image:BW Cub.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|]]

	The '''Cub''', [[Relatives\|fission-brother]] to [[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]], is blessed with a natural talent for warfare and wanton destruction. It's what he was born to do, and as a novice training to become one of [[Shokaract]]'s [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]], he's out to both further himself, honor his family, and, of course, help enslave and exterminate any who oppose his master's will.		The '''Cub''', [[Relatives\|fission-brother]] to [[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]], is blessed with a natural talent for warfare and wanton destruction. It's what he was born to do, and as a novice training to become one of [[Shokaract]]'s [[Herald of Shokaract\|Heralds]], he's out to both further himself, honor his family, and, of course, help enslave and exterminate any who oppose his master's will.

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===~~''Tales of the Beast Wars''~~===		===3H comics===
	[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.		[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.

Starfield: /* Notes */

2010-11-30T18:07:26Z

Notes

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	[[Category:Beast Wars Predacons]]		[[Category:Beast Wars Predacons]]
	[[Category:Prose-only ~~characters~~]]		[[Category:Prose-only Transformers]]

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	{{factions\|predacon\|maximal}}		{{factions\|predacon\|maximal}}
	:''The Cub is a [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars (franchise)\|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The Cub is a [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] from the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

	[[Image:BW Cub.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|]]		[[Image:BW Cub.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|]]

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	[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.		[[Cataclysm (BW)\|Cataclysm]] took his fission-brother under his wing to train him in preparation for the [[Ko-tu]], the rite of passage for becoming a Herald.

	The Cub was pitted against [[Swoop (G1)\|the Veteran]], an experienced rebel fighter. ~~The~~ Cub ~~failed~~ to ~~assassinate his designated target~~, ~~and instead~~ limped home, the consequence of failure being death. The ~~execution fell on~~ Cataclysm who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.		The Cub was pitted against [[Swoop (G1)\|the Veteran]], an experienced rebel fighter. Although he gained an early advantage with his berserker rage, the Cub found himself defeated after the Veteran took the battle to the skies. Dropped from a height and spared a quick execution by the battle-weary Veteran, the Cub limped home, the consequence of failure being death. Desperate to salvage some measure of dignity, he opted for trial-by-combat, even though the "battle" was little more than a glorified execution.

			The Cub's opponent was none other than Cataclysm, who made a point of tearing his brother apart slowly and systematically: both so that none could accuse him of growing soft, and also because an unduly quick kill would have pointed out the Cub's weaknesses so graphically as to dishonor their hereditary line. The Cub was blinded, had his arm blown off, then was left to die.

	His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox}}		His still-functioning remains were recovered by Predacon rebels under the command of [[Sandstorm (BW)\|Sandstorm]], who persuaded the Veteran to attempt to merge sparks with the Cub's so that they could acquire his inside knowledge of Shokaract's plans. The Veteran did so, and a new being called [[Windrazor (BW)\|Windrazor]] was created. After the merge, the Cub's consciousness struggled with the Veteran's for dominance until they accepted one another and became a single individual. {{storylink\|Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox}}