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AzimuthAcolyte: Tigatron -> Tigatron (BW) update

2026-03-08T23:07:47Z

Tigatron -> Tigatron (BW) update

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	[[Image:Tapout-glyph-farewell.jpg\|left\|thumb\|180px\|Prime, can't you shut up for five seconds? We're having a moment here.]]		[[Image:Tapout-glyph-farewell.jpg\|left\|thumb\|180px\|Prime, can't you shut up for five seconds? We're having a moment here.]]
	[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.		[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron (BW)\|Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.

	The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[Wreckers]]. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.		The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[Wreckers]]. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.
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	*[[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] (1)		*[[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] (1)
	*[[Tigatron]] (2)		*[[Tigatron (BW)\|Tigatron]] (2)
	*[[Ramulus]] (3)		*[[Ramulus]] (3)
	*[[CatSCAN]] (7)		*[[CatSCAN]] (7)

Tindalos at 16:22, 26 May 2025

2025-05-26T16:22:08Z

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*Al-badur was originally mentioned in "[[Madman's Paradise]]", where he was noted to have been banished to an iceworld, as shown here. His narration of the Transformers origins heavily references the original ''The Transformers'' cartoon, including the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]] from "[[The Rebirth]]", the [[Trans-Organic]]s from "[[The Dweller in the Depths]]", Cybertron as a factory world during the reign of the Quintessons from "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]", and A-3's rebellion from "[[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (episode)\|Forever Is a Long Time Coming]]".		*Al-badur was originally mentioned in "[[Madman's Paradise]]", where he was noted to have been banished to an iceworld, as shown here. His narration of the Transformers origins heavily references the original ''The Transformers'' cartoon, including the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]] from "[[The Rebirth]]", the [[Trans-Organic]]s from "[[The Dweller in the Depths]]", Cybertron as a factory world during the reign of the Quintessons from "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]", and A-3's rebellion from "[[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (episode)\|Forever Is a Long Time Coming]]".
	*The tattered survivors of the Dinobots include T-Wrecks, Triceradon, Dinotron, and Terranotron. The "[[The Wreckers: Finale Part 1\|unpublished]]" fourth issue of ''Wreckers'' would have revealed that ~~Airaptor~~, Rapticon, and Magmatron all died in combat with the [[Dweller (G1)\|Dweller]], while Striker simply disappeared into thin air. The ''Universe'' comic picks up Striker's fate: he was abducted by Unicron, and converted into one of his Generals though he was later liberated.		*The tattered survivors of the Dinobots include T-Wrecks, Triceradon, Dinotron, and Terranotron. The "[[The Wreckers: Finale Part 1\|unpublished]]" fourth issue of ''Wreckers'' would have revealed that Airraptor, Rapticon, and Magmatron all died in combat with the [[Dweller (G1)\|Dweller]], while Striker simply disappeared into thin air. The ''Universe'' comic picks up Striker's fate: he was abducted by Unicron, and converted into one of his Generals though he was later liberated.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

AzimuthAcolyte: Alpha Trion (G1) -> Alpha Trion update

2025-05-22T22:28:36Z

Alpha Trion (G1) -> Alpha Trion update

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	*[[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] (6)		*[[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] (6)
	*[[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] (8)		*[[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] (8)
	*[[Alpha Trion ~~(G1)~~\|A-3]] (23)		*[[Alpha Trion\|A-3]] (23)
	*[[Devcon (G1)\|Devcon]] (26)		*[[Devcon (G1)\|Devcon]] (26)

Saix: clean up, replaced: Akalo → Archa Nine (2)

2025-02-09T22:40:04Z

clean up, replaced: Akalo → Archa Nine (2)

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	[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.		[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.

	The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[~~Akalo\|~~Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[Wreckers]]. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.		The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[Wreckers]]. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.

	On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (RID)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...		On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (RID)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...

Sabrblade at 06:49, 18 January 2024

2024-01-18T06:49:43Z

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	\|continuity=[[Beast Wars timeline (3H)\|3H Beast Wars continuity]]		\|continuity=[[Beast Wars timeline (3H)\|3H ''Beast Wars'' continuity]]
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Sabrblade at 01:20, 18 January 2024

2024-01-18T01:20:53Z

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	}}		}}

Saix: clean up, replaced: Al-Badur → Al-badur (9)

2023-07-20T23:31:00Z

clean up, replaced: Al-Badur → Al-badur (9)

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	On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (RID)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...		On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (RID)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...

	[[Skywarp (G1)\|Skywarp]] lands the Wreckers' ship on an icy world, not far from the only reading on the planet. Prime orders an immediate deployment, overriding Apelinq's call for caution—"Every moment lost is a moment used against us." Miles later, they find a Quintesson who introduces himself as [[Al-~~Badur~~]]. Despite tensions, the Quint agrees to give a short history lesson.		[[Skywarp (G1)\|Skywarp]] lands the Wreckers' ship on an icy world, not far from the only reading on the planet. Prime orders an immediate deployment, overriding Apelinq's call for caution—"Every moment lost is a moment used against us." Miles later, they find a Quintesson who introduces himself as [[Al-badur]]. Despite tensions, the Quint agrees to give a short history lesson.

	The Quintessons once worked for [[Unicron]], searching the galaxy for the whereabouts of [[Primus]]. The Quintessons, however, saw the chance to use Primus's "dimensional landing" for profit. They moved onto Cybertron, and created various barriers between the power of Primus and the "children" Primus sought to protect. Their first attempt at control of Primus was the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]], and the [[Trans-Organic\|resultant creations]] were uncontrollable. Later attempts centered on controlling Cybertron itself, and [[Vector Sigma]]—"the ultimate physical embodiment of your fabled Primus". They created a shell program to conceal Vector Sigma's power and guidance from its creations; thus Cybertron became a profitable enterprise. The Quintessons who had controlled Vector Sigma warned the rest of Primus's true power... and were suitably rewarded, banished through space and time. Al-~~Badur~~ long anticipated the rebellion of their creations; the proof stands before him now.		The Quintessons once worked for [[Unicron]], searching the galaxy for the whereabouts of [[Primus]]. The Quintessons, however, saw the chance to use Primus's "dimensional landing" for profit. They moved onto Cybertron, and created various barriers between the power of Primus and the "children" Primus sought to protect. Their first attempt at control of Primus was the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]], and the [[Trans-Organic\|resultant creations]] were uncontrollable. Later attempts centered on controlling Cybertron itself, and [[Vector Sigma]]—"the ultimate physical embodiment of your fabled Primus". They created a shell program to conceal Vector Sigma's power and guidance from its creations; thus Cybertron became a profitable enterprise. The Quintessons who had controlled Vector Sigma warned the rest of Primus's true power... and were suitably rewarded, banished through space and time. Al-badur long anticipated the rebellion of their creations; the proof stands before him now.

	Apelinq and Prime share a stunning realization—the Oracle is the very shell program created by the Quintessons. Vector Sigma itself spoke to Primal Prime, however, breaking through the Quintesson shell, that the Wreckers might keep the Divine Light out of Quintesson hands. The Wreckers bargain with Al-~~Badur~~: he will tell them of the Divine Light's origins, if they get him off this Primus-forsaken planet.		Apelinq and Prime share a stunning realization—the Oracle is the very shell program created by the Quintessons. Vector Sigma itself spoke to Primal Prime, however, breaking through the Quintesson shell, that the Wreckers might keep the Divine Light out of Quintesson hands. The Wreckers bargain with Al-badur: he will tell them of the Divine Light's origins, if they get him off this Primus-forsaken planet.

	The bargain is made in good time: a horde of [[Sharkticon (species)\|Sharkticon]]s arrives and attacks, attempting to reach Al-~~Badur~~. The Wreckers make quick work of them, however. At the shuttle, Al-~~Badur~~ is repulsed by Tigatron, who "reeks of the [[Vok]]". The Vok's existence is "an aberration to our kind and yours", the Quintesson explains, and warns that they will eventually shatter the Maximals' delusions of friendship. Al-~~Badur~~ is further surprised to find a Decepticon among the crew; Skywarp explains that he's returning a favor—Decepticon honor. After lift-off, Al-~~Badur~~ explains the Divine Light is a prism that grants direct access to Primus's power, channeling it into the crystal's bearer. Apelinq recognizes the circuit patterns of the weapons they recovered from the Sharkticons—he last saw them in a research facility on Cybertron two stellar cycles ago.		The bargain is made in good time: a horde of [[Sharkticon (species)\|Sharkticon]]s arrives and attacks, attempting to reach Al-badur. The Wreckers make quick work of them, however. At the shuttle, Al-badur is repulsed by Tigatron, who "reeks of the [[Vok]]". The Vok's existence is "an aberration to our kind and yours", the Quintesson explains, and warns that they will eventually shatter the Maximals' delusions of friendship. Al-badur is further surprised to find a Decepticon among the crew; Skywarp explains that he's returning a favor—Decepticon honor. After lift-off, Al-badur explains the Divine Light is a prism that grants direct access to Primus's power, channeling it into the crystal's bearer. Apelinq recognizes the circuit patterns of the weapons they recovered from the Sharkticons—he last saw them in a research facility on Cybertron two stellar cycles ago.

	On the other end of the galaxy, [[Devcon (G1)\|Devcon]] is having a drink and a [[Devcon's galpal\|cyber-wench]] aboard [[Spaceport CSSB-16]]. He has been tracking [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], but it looks like things may be more than he can handle alone, so he's asking for help—from the [[Dinobot (BM)\|Dinobot]]s.		On the other end of the galaxy, [[Devcon (G1)\|Devcon]] is having a drink and a [[Devcon's galpal\|cyber-wench]] aboard [[Spaceport CSSB-16]]. He has been tracking [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], but it looks like things may be more than he can handle alone, so he's asking for help—from the [[Dinobot (BM)\|Dinobot]]s.
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	*[[Derodomontatus]] (13)		*[[Derodomontatus]] (13)
	*[[Al-~~Badur~~]] (15)		*[[Al-badur]] (15)
	*[[Quintesson\|Quintesson Scientists]] (22)		*[[Quintesson\|Quintesson Scientists]] (22)
	*[[Dark Guardian]] (24)		*[[Dark Guardian]] (24)
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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*Al-~~Badur~~ was originally mentioned in "[[Madman's Paradise]]", where he was noted to have been banished to an iceworld, as shown here. His narration of the Transformers origins heavily references the original ''The Transformers'' cartoon, including the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]] from "[[The Rebirth]]", the [[Trans-Organic]]s from "[[The Dweller in the Depths]]", Cybertron as a factory world during the reign of the Quintessons from "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]", and A-3's rebellion from "[[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (episode)\|Forever Is a Long Time Coming]]".		*Al-badur was originally mentioned in "[[Madman's Paradise]]", where he was noted to have been banished to an iceworld, as shown here. His narration of the Transformers origins heavily references the original ''The Transformers'' cartoon, including the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]] from "[[The Rebirth]]", the [[Trans-Organic]]s from "[[The Dweller in the Depths]]", Cybertron as a factory world during the reign of the Quintessons from "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]", and A-3's rebellion from "[[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (episode)\|Forever Is a Long Time Coming]]".
	*The tattered survivors of the Dinobots include T-Wrecks, Triceradon, Dinotron, and Terranotron. The "[[The Wreckers: Finale Part 1\|unpublished]]" fourth issue of ''Wreckers'' would have revealed that Airaptor, Rapticon, and Magmatron all died in combat with the [[Dweller (G1)\|Dweller]], while Striker simply disappeared into thin air. The ''Universe'' comic picks up Striker's fate: he was abducted by Unicron, and converted into one of his Generals though he was later liberated.		*The tattered survivors of the Dinobots include T-Wrecks, Triceradon, Dinotron, and Terranotron. The "[[The Wreckers: Finale Part 1\|unpublished]]" fourth issue of ''Wreckers'' would have revealed that Airaptor, Rapticon, and Magmatron all died in combat with the [[Dweller (G1)\|Dweller]], while Striker simply disappeared into thin air. The ''Universe'' comic picks up Striker's fate: he was abducted by Unicron, and converted into one of his Generals though he was later liberated.

Saix: clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers, Cryotek (Universe) → Cryotek (RID) (2), typos fixed: tightly- → tightly

2023-01-20T18:12:18Z

clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers, Cryotek (Universe) → Cryotek (RID) (2), typos fixed: tightly- → tightly

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	[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.		[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.

	The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[Akalo\|Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[~~Wrecker~~]]s. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.		The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[Akalo\|Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[Wreckers]]. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.

	On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (~~Universe~~)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...		On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (RID)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...

	[[Skywarp (G1)\|Skywarp]] lands the Wreckers' ship on an icy world, not far from the only reading on the planet. Prime orders an immediate deployment, overriding Apelinq's call for caution—"Every moment lost is a moment used against us." Miles later, they find a Quintesson who introduces himself as [[Al-Badur]]. Despite tensions, the Quint agrees to give a short history lesson.		[[Skywarp (G1)\|Skywarp]] lands the Wreckers' ship on an icy world, not far from the only reading on the planet. Prime orders an immediate deployment, overriding Apelinq's call for caution—"Every moment lost is a moment used against us." Miles later, they find a Quintesson who introduces himself as [[Al-Badur]]. Despite tensions, the Quint agrees to give a short history lesson.
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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	*In the opening War Journal entry, Apelinq claims that it has been "deca-cycles" (or "months") since he passed command of the Wreckers over to Primal Prime. This is a rather outlandish claim since that event would have occurred during the second season of the [[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Machines'' cartoon]], a season that was rather tightly-knit in its episode-to-episode continuity. So tighly-knit that there is no way that that season's events could have possibly spanned multiple months (let alone ''one''). Nor could several months have passed between the end of the cartoon and the start of this story since it takes place around the same time as the [[Great Transformation\|final scene]] of the cartoon's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|series finale]]. Ergo, Apelinq's "deca-cycles" claim is nonsense.		*In the opening War Journal entry, Apelinq claims that it has been "deca-cycles" (or "months") since he passed command of the Wreckers over to Primal Prime. This is a rather outlandish claim since that event would have occurred during the second season of the [[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Machines'' cartoon]], a season that was rather tightly knit in its episode-to-episode continuity. So tighly-knit that there is no way that that season's events could have possibly spanned multiple months (let alone ''one''). Nor could several months have passed between the end of the cartoon and the start of this story since it takes place around the same time as the [[Great Transformation\|final scene]] of the cartoon's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|series finale]]. Ergo, Apelinq's "deca-cycles" claim is nonsense.
	**A later statement in "[[Wreckers: Finale Part II]]" would seemingly attempt to retcon this away by reducing the amount of time this ''Wreckers'' series spans to be just a few days—"barely a Cybertronian week"—instead of "deca-cycles".		**A later statement in "[[Wreckers: Finale Part II]]" would seemingly attempt to retcon this away by reducing the amount of time this ''Wreckers'' series spans to be just a few days—"barely a Cybertronian week"—instead of "deca-cycles".

	[[Category:Universe issues]]		[[Category:Universe issues]]

Sabrblade at 04:37, 25 August 2022

2022-08-25T04:37:57Z

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Sabrblade: /* Synopsis */

2021-11-22T19:53:16Z

Synopsis

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	Apelinq and Prime share a stunning realization—the Oracle is the very shell program created by the Quintessons. Vector Sigma itself spoke to Primal Prime, however, breaking through the Quintesson shell, that the Wreckers might keep the Divine Light out of Quintesson hands. The Wreckers bargain with Al-Badur: he will tell them of the Divine Light's origins, if they get him off this Primus-forsaken planet.		Apelinq and Prime share a stunning realization—the Oracle is the very shell program created by the Quintessons. Vector Sigma itself spoke to Primal Prime, however, breaking through the Quintesson shell, that the Wreckers might keep the Divine Light out of Quintesson hands. The Wreckers bargain with Al-Badur: he will tell them of the Divine Light's origins, if they get him off this Primus-forsaken planet.

	The bargain is made in good time: a horde of [[Sharkticon (species)\|Sharkticon]]s arrives and attacks, attempting to reach Al-Badur. The Wreckers make quick work of them, however. At the shuttle, Al-Badur is repulsed by Tigatron, who "reeks of the [[Vok]]". The Vok's existence is "an aberration to our kind and yours", the Quintesson explains, and warns that they will eventually shatter the Maximals' delusions of friendship. Al-Badur is further surprised to find a Decepticon among the crew; Skywarp explains that he's returning a favor—Decepticon honor. After lift-off, Al-Badur explains the Divine Light is a prism that grants direct access to Primus's power, channeling it into the crystal's bearer. Apelinq recognizes the circuit patterns of the weapons they recovered from the Sharkticons—he last saw them in a research facility on Cybertron.		The bargain is made in good time: a horde of [[Sharkticon (species)\|Sharkticon]]s arrives and attacks, attempting to reach Al-Badur. The Wreckers make quick work of them, however. At the shuttle, Al-Badur is repulsed by Tigatron, who "reeks of the [[Vok]]". The Vok's existence is "an aberration to our kind and yours", the Quintesson explains, and warns that they will eventually shatter the Maximals' delusions of friendship. Al-Badur is further surprised to find a Decepticon among the crew; Skywarp explains that he's returning a favor—Decepticon honor. After lift-off, Al-Badur explains the Divine Light is a prism that grants direct access to Primus's power, channeling it into the crystal's bearer. Apelinq recognizes the circuit patterns of the weapons they recovered from the Sharkticons—he last saw them in a research facility on Cybertron two stellar cycles ago.

	On the other end of the galaxy, [[Devcon (G1)\|Devcon]] is having a drink and a [[Devcon's galpal\|cyber-wench]] aboard [[Spaceport CSSB-16]]. He has been tracking [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], but it looks like things may be more than he can handle alone, so he's asking for help—from the [[Dinobot (BM)\|Dinobot]]s.		On the other end of the galaxy, [[Devcon (G1)\|Devcon]] is having a drink and a [[Devcon's galpal\|cyber-wench]] aboard [[Spaceport CSSB-16]]. He has been tracking [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], but it looks like things may be more than he can handle alone, so he's asking for help—from the [[Dinobot (BM)\|Dinobot]]s.

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	[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.		[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.

	The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[~~Akalo\|~~Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[Wreckers]]. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.		The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[Wreckers]]. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.

	On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (RID)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...		On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (RID)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...

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	[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.		[[Ramulus]] and [[Tigatron]] find [[Apelinq (BM)\|Apelinq]] lamenting their recent losses. Tigatron counsels acceptance of their destiny; Ramulus is more interested in payback on their betrayers. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still helping the locals recover from the loss of the [[Divine Light]]; [[CatSCAN]] reports that [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]] and [[Fractyl]] are both stabilized. Nearby, [[Primal Prime]] struggles with his own doubts, but finds faith in the Oracle and his predestined path. Prime announces liftoff at dawn the next day, and says that the [[Oracle (BM)\|Oracle]] has given him their destination. [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus]] and Apelinq are both losing patience with the mysteriousness of their mission.

	The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[Akalo\|Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[~~Wrecker~~]]s. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.		The next morning, [[Glyph (Universe)\|Glyph]] announces her intention to remain behind on [[Akalo\|Archa Nine]]; she has nothing further to offer the [[Wreckers]]. [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]] is reluctant to leave her alone... until [[CatSCAN]] offers to remain behind as well. The two share a short, sad farewell as the Wreckers board their ship and lift off, headed for a new star system.

	On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (~~Universe~~)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...		On [[New Quintessa]], the [[Quintesson]]s and [[Cryotek (RID)\|Cryotek]] hold negotiations in a techno-garden (adorned with an [[Poison Bite\|oddly barbed growth]]). The Quintessons demand that [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] be delivered to them forthwith. Cryotek assures them that though the Oracle no longer functions, Cybertron's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|recent]] [[Great Transformation\|reformatting]] leaves the planet ready for them to take possession. Oh, and he's not done with the Wreckers yet, either...

	[[Skywarp (G1)\|Skywarp]] lands the Wreckers' ship on an icy world, not far from the only reading on the planet. Prime orders an immediate deployment, overriding Apelinq's call for caution—"Every moment lost is a moment used against us." Miles later, they find a Quintesson who introduces himself as [[Al-Badur]]. Despite tensions, the Quint agrees to give a short history lesson.		[[Skywarp (G1)\|Skywarp]] lands the Wreckers' ship on an icy world, not far from the only reading on the planet. Prime orders an immediate deployment, overriding Apelinq's call for caution—"Every moment lost is a moment used against us." Miles later, they find a Quintesson who introduces himself as [[Al-Badur]]. Despite tensions, the Quint agrees to give a short history lesson.
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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	*In the opening War Journal entry, Apelinq claims that it has been "deca-cycles" (or "months") since he passed command of the Wreckers over to Primal Prime. This is a rather outlandish claim since that event would have occurred during the second season of the [[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Machines'' cartoon]], a season that was rather tightly-knit in its episode-to-episode continuity. So tighly-knit that there is no way that that season's events could have possibly spanned multiple months (let alone ''one''). Nor could several months have passed between the end of the cartoon and the start of this story since it takes place around the same time as the [[Great Transformation\|final scene]] of the cartoon's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|series finale]]. Ergo, Apelinq's "deca-cycles" claim is nonsense.		*In the opening War Journal entry, Apelinq claims that it has been "deca-cycles" (or "months") since he passed command of the Wreckers over to Primal Prime. This is a rather outlandish claim since that event would have occurred during the second season of the [[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Machines'' cartoon]], a season that was rather tightly knit in its episode-to-episode continuity. So tighly-knit that there is no way that that season's events could have possibly spanned multiple months (let alone ''one''). Nor could several months have passed between the end of the cartoon and the start of this story since it takes place around the same time as the [[Great Transformation\|final scene]] of the cartoon's [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|series finale]]. Ergo, Apelinq's "deca-cycles" claim is nonsense.
	**A later statement in "[[Wreckers: Finale Part II]]" would seemingly attempt to retcon this away by reducing the amount of time this ''Wreckers'' series spans to be just a few days—"barely a Cybertronian week"—instead of "deca-cycles".		**A later statement in "[[Wreckers: Finale Part II]]" would seemingly attempt to retcon this away by reducing the amount of time this ''Wreckers'' series spans to be just a few days—"barely a Cybertronian week"—instead of "deca-cycles".

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