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Cyberlink420 at 01:23, 6 March 2023

2023-03-06T01:23:43Z

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NexusShard17 at 15:56, 7 November 2020

2020-11-07T15:56:59Z

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	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
	[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]		[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under their tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston (TransTech)\|Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In their messages, they informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under their tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston (TransTech)\|Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In their messages, they informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap (G1)\|Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}

Cyberlink420 at 21:08, 30 August 2019

2019-08-30T21:08:04Z

Abates at 07:20, 17 April 2018

2018-04-17T07:20:25Z

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	The Editor would often need to correct a few points here and there on the reports of his/her [[Rook (TransTech)\|two]] [[Andromeda (TransTech)\|journalists]], or otherwise inform ANN's audience on some important happenings. In his/her messages, she/he:		The Editor would often need to correct a few points here and there on the reports of his/her [[Rook (TransTech)\|two]] [[Andromeda (TransTech)\|journalists]], or otherwise inform ANN's audience on some important happenings. In his/her messages, she/he:
	* informed ANN's viewers about the new version of the [[ReportNow]] program, available for download!		* informed ANN's viewers about the new version of the [[ReportNow]] program, available for download!
	* corrected Rook's report on [[Sym-Phur]]'s oil find, stating that it was [[Dinotron]], and not [[Rapticon]] that had spoke as their representative.		* corrected Rook's report on [[Sym-Phur]]'s oil find, stating that it was [[Dinotron (TransTech)\|Dinotron]], and not [[Rapticon (TransTech)\|Rapticon]] that had spoke as their representative.
	* introduced Rook's special ANN Tonight report on Axiom Nexus's history.		* introduced Rook's special ANN Tonight report on Axiom Nexus's history.
	* clarified that [[Cloud World]] was not a TransTech-run facility.		* clarified that [[Cloud World]] was not a TransTech-run facility.
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	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
	[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]		[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston (TransTech)\|Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 05:22, 6 May 2016

2016-05-06T05:22:55Z

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	The '''Editor''' for [[Axiom Nexus News]] has two distinct personalities, one male and one female, between which he/she alternates. Being in charge of a respected news outlet means the he/she often has to deal with all sorts of madness, no shortage of which is the result of his/her employees getting into all kinds of shenanigans...		The '''Editor''' for [[Axiom Nexus News]] has two distinct personalities, one male and one female, between which he/she alternates. Being in charge of a respected news outlet means the he/she often has to deal with all sorts of madness, no shortage of which is the result of his/her employees getting into all kinds of shenanigans...

			The Editor is usually referred to as '''Chief''' by their employees.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}
	{{-}}		{{-}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Editor almost swore on-air once, but managed to catch themselves. Midway through "[[Slag (slang)\|Slag]]!" he/she ended the word with "-mmoth", a reference to "Slammoth", one of the preliminary names proposed in the [[Fan Built Bot\|fan poll]] for [[Victorion]].		* The Editor almost swore on-air once, but managed to catch themselves. Midway through "[[Slag (slang)\|Slag]]!" he/she ended the word with "-mmoth", a reference to "Slammoth", one of the preliminary names proposed in the [[Fan Built Bot\|fan poll]] for [[Victorion]].

	[[Category:Fan Club-original characters]]		[[Category:Fan Club-original characters]]
			[[Category:Female Transformers]]
	[[Category:Transcendent Technomorphs]]		[[Category:Transcendent Technomorphs]]
	~~[[Category:Female Transformers]]~~

Saix: /* ''TransTech'' */replaced: [[Vector Prime (Cybertron) → [[Vector Prime

2016-02-27T07:47:09Z

''TransTech'': replaced: [[Vector Prime (Cybertron) → [[Vector Prime

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	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
	[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]		[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime ~~(Cybertron)~~\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}

Ascendron at 04:10, 30 December 2015

2015-12-30T04:10:22Z

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	{{noname-nickname}}		{{noname-nickname}}
	:''The Axiom Nexus News Editor is a [[Transcendent Technomorph]] from the [[Transformers: TransTech\|TransTech]] [[continuity]].''		:''The Axiom Nexus News Editor is a [[Transcendent Technomorph]] from the [[Transformers: TransTech\|TransTech]] [[continuity]].''
	~~{{mainpic}}~~		[[File:ANNEditorAndromeda.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|right]]

	The '''Editor''' for [[Axiom Nexus News]] has two distinct personalities, one male and one female, between which he/she alternates. Being in charge of a respected news outlet means the he/she often has to deal with all sorts of madness, no shortage of which is the result of his/her employees getting into all kinds of shenanigans...		The '''Editor''' for [[Axiom Nexus News]] has two distinct personalities, one male and one female, between which he/she alternates. Being in charge of a respected news outlet means the he/she often has to deal with all sorts of madness, no shortage of which is the result of his/her employees getting into all kinds of shenanigans...
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	* reminded ANN's viewers that Rook's views did not reflect those of the channel.		* reminded ANN's viewers that Rook's views did not reflect those of the channel.
	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
			[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}
			{{-}}
	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Editor almost swore on-air once, but managed to catch themselves. Midway through "[[Slag (slang)\|Slag]]!" he/she ended the word with "-mmoth", a reference to "Slammoth", one of the preliminary names proposed in the [[Fan Built Bot\|fan poll]] for [[Victorion]].		* The Editor almost swore on-air once, but managed to catch themselves. Midway through "[[Slag (slang)\|Slag]]!" he/she ended the word with "-mmoth", a reference to "Slammoth", one of the preliminary names proposed in the [[Fan Built Bot\|fan poll]] for [[Victorion]].

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 02:44, 10 November 2015

2015-11-10T02:44:00Z

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	{{noname-nickname}}		{{noname-nickname}}
	:''The Axiom Nexus News Editor is a [[Transcendent Technomorph]] from the [[Transformers: TransTech\|TransTech]] [[continuity]].''		:''The Axiom Nexus News Editor is a [[Transcendent Technomorph]] from the [[Transformers: TransTech\|TransTech]] [[continuity]].''
			{{mainpic}}

	~~{{mainpic}}~~		The '''Editor''' for [[Axiom Nexus News]] has two distinct personalities, one male and one female, between which he/she alternates. Being in charge of a respected news outlet means the he/she often has to deal with all sorts of madness, no shortage of which is the result of his/her employees getting into all kinds of shenanigans...
	The '''Editor''' for [[Axiom Nexus News]] has two distinct ~~personnalities~~, one male and one female, between which she~~/he~~ alternates. Being in charge of a respected news outlet means the he/she often has to deal with all sorts of madness, no shortage of which is the result of her~~/his~~ employees getting into all kinds of shenanigans...

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	* reminded ANN's viewers that Rook's views did not reflect those of the channel.		* reminded ANN's viewers that Rook's views did not reflect those of the channel.
	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of ~~retraint~~, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[~~duocon~~]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Editor almost swore on-air once, but managed to catch themselves. Midway through "[[Slag (slang)\|Slag]]!" he/she ended the word with "-mmoth," a reference to "Slammoth," one of the preliminary names proposed in the [[Fan Built Bot\|fan poll]] for [[Victorion]].		* The Editor almost swore on-air once, but managed to catch themselves. Midway through "[[Slag (slang)\|Slag]]!" he/she ended the word with "-mmoth", a reference to "Slammoth", one of the preliminary names proposed in the [[Fan Built Bot\|fan poll]] for [[Victorion]].

			[[Category:Fan Club-original characters]]
	[[Category:Transcendent Technomorphs]]		[[Category:Transcendent Technomorphs]]
	[[Category:Female Transformers]]		[[Category:Female Transformers]]

Cr85747 at 02:06, 22 October 2015

2015-10-22T02:06:24Z

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	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of retraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of retraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement ~~columnists~~, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Ascendron at 23:29, 21 October 2015

2015-10-21T23:29:42Z

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			{{noname-nickname}}
	:''The Axiom Nexus News Editor is a [[Transcendent Technomorph]] from the [[Transformers: TransTech\|TransTech]] [[continuity]].''		:''The Axiom Nexus News Editor is a [[Transcendent Technomorph]] from the [[Transformers: TransTech\|TransTech]] [[continuity]].''

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	* reminded ANN's viewers that Rook's views did not reflect those of the channel.		* reminded ANN's viewers that Rook's views did not reflect those of the channel.
	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of retraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. ~~Until~~ Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnists, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of retraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

			It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnists, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
	[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]		[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under their tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston (TransTech)\|Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In their messages, they informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under their tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston (TransTech)\|Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In their messages, they informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap (G1)\|Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}

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	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
	[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]		[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime ~~(Cybertron)~~\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under his/her tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In his/her messages, he/she informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}

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	[[File:ANNEditorAndromeda.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|right]]		[[File:ANNEditorAndromeda.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|right]]

	The '''Editor''' for [[Axiom Nexus News]] has two distinct personalities, one male and one female, between which ~~he/she alternates~~. Being in charge of a respected news outlet means ~~the he/she~~ often has to deal with all sorts of madness, no shortage of which is the result of ~~his/her~~ employees getting into all kinds of shenanigans...		The '''Editor''' for [[Axiom Nexus News]] has two distinct personalities, one male and one female, between which they alternate. Being in charge of a respected news outlet means that they often has to deal with all sorts of madness, no shortage of which is the result of their employees getting into all kinds of shenanigans...

	The Editor is usually referred to as '''Chief''' by their employees.		The Editor is usually referred to as '''Chief''' by their employees.
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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''TransTech''===		===''TransTech''===
	The Editor would often need to correct a few points here and there on the reports of ~~his/her~~ [[Rook (TransTech)\|two]] [[Andromeda (TransTech)\|journalists]], or otherwise inform ANN's audience on some important happenings. In ~~his/her~~ messages, ~~she/he~~:		The Editor would often need to correct a few points here and there on the reports of their [[Rook (TransTech)\|two]] [[Andromeda (TransTech)\|journalists]], or otherwise inform ANN's audience on some important happenings. In their messages, they:
	* informed ANN's viewers about the new version of the [[ReportNow]] program, available for download!		* informed ANN's viewers about the new version of the [[ReportNow]] program, available for download!
	* corrected Rook's report on [[Sym-Phur]]'s oil find, stating that it was [[Dinotron (TransTech)\|Dinotron]], and not [[Rapticon (TransTech)\|Rapticon]] that had spoke as their representative.		* corrected Rook's report on [[Sym-Phur]]'s oil find, stating that it was [[Dinotron (TransTech)\|Dinotron]], and not [[Rapticon (TransTech)\|Rapticon]] that had spoke as their representative.
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	* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.		* and amended Andromeda's report on the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]], clarifying that the group had thirteen members.
	[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]		[[File:ANNEditorRook.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|left]]
	When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under ~~his/her~~ tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston (TransTech)\|Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In ~~his/her~~ messages, ~~he/she~~ informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		When ANN was saddled with a gaggle of [[Mini-Con]] interns, the Editor took two of them under their tutelage, one for each of her/his personalities. [[Aston (TransTech)\|Aston]] and [[Miss-Q]], predictably enough, turned out to be more of an impediment than anything else. The Editor showed a surprising amount of restraint, considering the two Mini-Cons wound up crashing the broadcast. Afterwards, the Editor once more continued to inform the public on information relevant to ANN's broadcasts. In their messages, they informed the viewers that Rook had been reprimanding for badgering a [[Vector Prime\|harmless senior citizen]], and later corrected Vector Prime's claim that Axiom Nexus was ill-suited for organics. Despite Vector Prime's "senior moment," the Editor enjoyed the high ratings the old 'bot brought to the network. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}} He also had to chip in during one of Rook's reports on the top ten most wanted criminals on Cybertron, informing the reporter that [[Battletrap]] was both a [[Triple Changer]] and a [[Duocon]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}		It greatly pained the Editor when Vector Prime suddenly left Axiom Nexus, mostly because Vector Prime's column generated a lot of viewership for his network. For the following months, the Editor had to constantly task Rook, and occasionally Andromeda, with finding a replacement columnist, as their fill-ins proved themselves to be mostly a string of disappointments. {{storylink\|Axiom Nexus News Editor}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Editor almost swore on-air once, but managed to catch themselves. Midway through "[[Slag (slang)\|Slag]]!" ~~he/she~~ ended the word with "-mmoth", a reference to "Slammoth", one of the preliminary names proposed in the [[Fan Built Bot\|fan poll]] for [[Victorion]].		* The Editor almost swore on-air once, but managed to catch themselves. Midway through "[[Slag (slang)\|Slag]]!" they ended the word with "-mmoth", a reference to "Slammoth", one of the preliminary names proposed in the [[Fan Built Bot\|fan poll]] for [[Victorion]].

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	[[Category:Female Transformers]]		[[Category:Female Transformers]]
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