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Cyberlink420: /* Transformers references */

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	* Heavy Barrel and Skidmark (the latter unnamed until [[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (issue)\|issue #5]]) are straight continuity transplants of the two ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' [[Mini-Con]]s of the [[Heavy Barrel (Cybertron)\|same]] [[Skidmark (Cybertron)\|names]]. Heavy Barrel has a flying alternate mode, though, rather than the tank mode of his toy.		* Heavy Barrel and Skidmark (the latter unnamed until [[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (issue)\|issue #5]]) are straight continuity transplants of the two ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' [[Mini-Con]]s of the [[Heavy Barrel (Cybertron)\|same]] [[Skidmark (Cybertron)\|names]]. Heavy Barrel has a flying alternate mode, though, rather than the tank mode of his toy.
	* "Hi-and-die" [[generic]] Stratotronic is named after Gutcruncher's [[Stratotronic Jet]].		* "Hi-and-die" [[generic]] Stratotronic is named after Gutcruncher's [[Stratotronic Jet]].
	* The unnamed robot at Gutcruncher's bar who looks like [[Bomb-Burst (G1)\|Bomb-Burst]] is actually his [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Super-God Masterforce\|''Super-God Masterforce'']] counterpart [[Blood]].<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=~~@Jalaguy @tfwiki~~ Yep, Blood on the left and it's Morsa on the right.\|link=https://twitter.com/LivioRamondelli/status/558744210635902976\|name=Livio Ramondelli\|site=Twitter\|year=2015\|month=01\|day=23\|(defunct=)}}</ref> Like the other ''Masterforce'' Pretenders who appear in this series, he is set apart from the IDW incarnation of his American counterpart by resembling the original toy's inner robot, rather than its shell.		* The unnamed robot at Gutcruncher's bar who looks like [[Bomb-Burst (G1)\|Bomb-Burst]] is actually his [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Super-God Masterforce\|''Super-God Masterforce'']] counterpart [[Blood]].<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Yep, Blood on the left and it's Morsa on the right.\|link=https://twitter.com/LivioRamondelli/status/558744210635902976\|name=Livio Ramondelli\|site=Twitter\|year=2015\|month=01\|day=23\|(defunct=)}}</ref> Like the other ''Masterforce'' Pretenders who appear in this series, he is set apart from the IDW incarnation of his American counterpart by resembling the original toy's inner robot, rather than its shell.
	* Blood and Skidmark's fellow bar patron, Morsa, is a new character visually based on [[Squeezeplay (G1)\|Squeezeplay]], with a purple and grey color scheme. His name was the Italian-market moniker for Squeezeplay's original Generation 1 toy.		* Blood and Skidmark's fellow bar patron, Morsa, is a new character visually based on [[Squeezeplay (G1)\|Squeezeplay]], with a purple and grey color scheme. His name was the Italian-market moniker for Squeezeplay's original Generation 1 toy.

Cyberlink420 at 20:26, 31 May 2023

2023-05-31T20:26:44Z

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	* Heavy Barrel and Skidmark (the latter unnamed until [[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (issue)\|issue #5]]) are straight continuity transplants of the two ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' [[Mini-Con]]s of the [[Heavy Barrel (Cybertron)\|same]] [[Skidmark (Cybertron)\|names]]. Heavy Barrel has a flying alternate mode, though, rather than the tank mode of his toy.		* Heavy Barrel and Skidmark (the latter unnamed until [[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (issue)\|issue #5]]) are straight continuity transplants of the two ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' [[Mini-Con]]s of the [[Heavy Barrel (Cybertron)\|same]] [[Skidmark (Cybertron)\|names]]. Heavy Barrel has a flying alternate mode, though, rather than the tank mode of his toy.
	* "Hi-and-die" [[generic]] Stratotronic is named after Gutcruncher's [[Stratotronic Jet]].		* "Hi-and-die" [[generic]] Stratotronic is named after Gutcruncher's [[Stratotronic Jet]].
	* The unnamed robot at Gutcruncher's bar who looks like [[Bomb-Burst (G1)\|Bomb-Burst]] ~~[https://twitter.com/LivioRamondelli/status/558744210635902976?s=09~~ is actually] his [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Super-God Masterforce\|''Super-God Masterforce'']] counterpart [[Blood]]. Like the other ''Masterforce'' Pretenders who appear in this series, he is set apart from the IDW incarnation of his American counterpart by resembling the original toy's inner robot, rather than its shell.		* The unnamed robot at Gutcruncher's bar who looks like [[Bomb-Burst (G1)\|Bomb-Burst]] is actually his [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Super-God Masterforce\|''Super-God Masterforce'']] counterpart [[Blood]].<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=@Jalaguy @tfwiki Yep, Blood on the left and it's Morsa on the right.\|link=https://twitter.com/LivioRamondelli/status/558744210635902976\|name=Livio Ramondelli\|site=Twitter\|year=2015\|month=01\|day=23\|(defunct=)}}</ref> Like the other ''Masterforce'' Pretenders who appear in this series, he is set apart from the IDW incarnation of his American counterpart by resembling the original toy's inner robot, rather than its shell.
	* Blood and Skidmark's fellow bar patron, Morsa, is a new character visually based on [[Squeezeplay (G1)\|Squeezeplay]], with a purple and grey color scheme. His name was the Italian-market moniker for Squeezeplay's original Generation 1 toy.		* Blood and Skidmark's fellow bar patron, Morsa, is a new character visually based on [[Squeezeplay (G1)\|Squeezeplay]], with a purple and grey color scheme. His name was the Italian-market moniker for Squeezeplay's original Generation 1 toy.

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			==References==
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	[[Category:Punishment issues]]		[[Category:Punishment issues]]

Some Dweeb at 21:18, 28 May 2023

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	* The unnamed robot at Gutcruncher's bar who looks like [[Bomb-Burst (G1)\|Bomb-Burst]] [https://twitter.com/LivioRamondelli/status/558744210635902976?s=09 is actually] his [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Super-God Masterforce\|''Super-God Masterforce'']] counterpart [[Blood]]. Like the other ''Masterforce'' Pretenders who appear in this series, he is set apart from the IDW incarnation of his American counterpart by resembling the original toy's inner robot, rather than its shell.		* The unnamed robot at Gutcruncher's bar who looks like [[Bomb-Burst (G1)\|Bomb-Burst]] [https://twitter.com/LivioRamondelli/status/558744210635902976?s=09 is actually] his [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Super-God Masterforce\|''Super-God Masterforce'']] counterpart [[Blood]]. Like the other ''Masterforce'' Pretenders who appear in this series, he is set apart from the IDW incarnation of his American counterpart by resembling the original toy's inner robot, rather than its shell.
	* Blood and Skidmark's fellow bar patron, Morsa, is a new character visually based on [[Squeezeplay (G1)\|Squeezeplay]], with a purple and grey color scheme. His name was the Italian-market moniker for Squeezeplay's original Generation 1 toy.		* Blood and Skidmark's fellow bar patron, Morsa, is a new character visually based on [[Squeezeplay (G1)\|Squeezeplay]], with a purple and grey color scheme. His name was the Italian-market moniker for Squeezeplay's original Generation 1 toy.

			===Foreign Localization===
			'''Swedish'''
			* ''Title:'' "'''Fly eller fäkta'''" ("Fight or Flight")

	===Covers (2)===		===Covers (2)===

Usfmm at 06:26, 22 May 2023

2023-05-22T06:26:53Z

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Causeway: /* Notes */ notes reprint in The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 8

2022-11-10T21:25:05Z

Notes: notes reprint in The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 8

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			===Reprints===
			* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 8\|The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 8]]''''' <small>([[December 19]], [[2018]]) ISBN 1684053722 / ISBN 978-1684053728</small>
			:* Contains ''More than Meets the Eye'' #35 to #40, ''Robots in Disguise'' #35 to #38, ''[[The Transformers: Punishment]]'' and ''[[The Transformers: Drift - Empire of Stone]]''.

	[[Category:Punishment issues]]		[[Category:Punishment issues]]

Saix: /* Transformers references */clean up, replaced: (GF) → (Cybertron) (2)

2021-09-18T21:49:46Z

Transformers references: clean up, replaced: (GF) → (Cybertron) (2)

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	*This issue is named after the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]] episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".		*This issue is named after the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]] episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".
	*Heavy Barrel and Skidmark (the latter unnamed until [[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (issue)\|issue #5]]) are straight continuity transplants of the two ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' [[Mini-Con]]s of the [[Heavy Barrel (GF)\|same]] [[Skidmark (GF)\|names]]. Heavy Barrel has a flying alternate mode, though, rather than the tank mode of his toy.		*Heavy Barrel and Skidmark (the latter unnamed until [[Forever Is a Long Time Coming (issue)\|issue #5]]) are straight continuity transplants of the two ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' [[Mini-Con]]s of the [[Heavy Barrel (Cybertron)\|same]] [[Skidmark (Cybertron)\|names]]. Heavy Barrel has a flying alternate mode, though, rather than the tank mode of his toy.
	*"Hi-and-die" [[generic]] Stratotronic is named after Gutcruncher's [[Stratotronic Jet]].		*"Hi-and-die" [[generic]] Stratotronic is named after Gutcruncher's [[Stratotronic Jet]].
	*The unnamed robot at Gutcruncher's bar who looks like [[Bomb-Burst (G1)\|Bomb-Burst]] [https://twitter.com/LivioRamondelli/status/558744210635902976?s=09 is actually] his [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (franchise)\|''Super-God Masterforce'']] counterpart [[Blood]]. Like the other ''Masterforce'' Pretenders who appear in this series, he is set apart from the IDW incarnation of his American counterpart by resembling the original toy's inner robot, rather than its shell.		*The unnamed robot at Gutcruncher's bar who looks like [[Bomb-Burst (G1)\|Bomb-Burst]] [https://twitter.com/LivioRamondelli/status/558744210635902976?s=09 is actually] his [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (franchise)\|''Super-God Masterforce'']] counterpart [[Blood]]. Like the other ''Masterforce'' Pretenders who appear in this series, he is set apart from the IDW incarnation of his American counterpart by resembling the original toy's inner robot, rather than its shell.

Yaxuo: /* top */fixing link, replaced: IDW timeline → 2005 IDW timeline

2020-06-26T00:25:09Z

top: fixing link, replaced: IDW timeline → 2005 IDW timeline

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Locoman: replaced: IDW Generation 1 continuity → 2005 IDW continuity (6)

2019-04-07T00:29:18Z

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	\|chronology=[[IDW timeline\|Current era (2014)]]		\|chronology=[[IDW timeline\|Current era (2014)]]
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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	[[Starscream (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Starscream]] and [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Optimus Prime]] take to the air to escape the Decepticon mob, who continue trying to shoot at Optimus. But among the horde, Optimus notices [[Heavy Barrel (G1)\|Heavy Barrel]] trying to sneak away with a curious package, and the Autobot returns to the ground to investigate.		[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] and [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] take to the air to escape the Decepticon mob, who continue trying to shoot at Optimus. But among the horde, Optimus notices [[Heavy Barrel (G1)\|Heavy Barrel]] trying to sneak away with a curious package, and the Autobot returns to the ground to investigate.

	Heavy Barrel flees to meet up with his partners-in-crime in an alley, only to find [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]] and [[Stratotronic]] dead. Wondering who would want bootleggers dead, Heavy Barrel transforms into alternate mode and flies off, only to have Optimus shoot him down. Heavy Barrel crashes into a building, but Optimus is too late before he gets to him as the Decepticon killer blasts a hole through Heavy Barrel's head and chest before disappearing. After calming down the riot, Starscream gets back to Optimus and the two mull over the dead Decepticon.		Heavy Barrel flees to meet up with his partners-in-crime in an alley, only to find [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]] and [[Stratotronic]] dead. Wondering who would want bootleggers dead, Heavy Barrel transforms into alternate mode and flies off, only to have Optimus shoot him down. Heavy Barrel crashes into a building, but Optimus is too late before he gets to him as the Decepticon killer blasts a hole through Heavy Barrel's head and chest before disappearing. After calming down the riot, Starscream gets back to Optimus and the two mull over the dead Decepticon.
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	\|c1=		\|c1=
	*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Optimus Prime]] (2)		*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] (2)
	*[[Sludge (G1)\|Sludge]] (8)		*[[Sludge (G1)\|Sludge]] (8)
	*[[Snarl (G1)\|Snarl]] (9)		*[[Snarl (G1)\|Snarl]] (9)
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	*[[Skidmark (G1)\|Skidmark]] (19)		*[[Skidmark (G1)\|Skidmark]] (19)
	\|h3=[[NAIL]]s\|c3=		\|h3=[[NAIL]]s\|c3=
	*[[Starscream (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Starscream]] (1)		*[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] (1)
	*[[Sandstorm (G1)\|Sandstorm]] (17)		*[[Sandstorm (G1)\|Sandstorm]] (17)
	}}		}}
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	*Gutcruncher's last known location was on [[Earth]], in [[Skywatch]] custody, per [[The Hanging Sword\|''Bumblebee'' #3]]. Logically, as with all Decepticons captured by Skywatch, he would have been freed in the Decepticon attack on Skywatch's base seen in [[Revenge of the Decepticons Part 1: The Demolished Man\|issue #14]] of the [[The Transformers (IDW)\|2009-2011 ongoing series]] and then returned to Cybertron.		*Gutcruncher's last known location was on [[Earth]], in [[Skywatch]] custody, per [[The Hanging Sword\|''Bumblebee'' #3]]. Logically, as with all Decepticons captured by Skywatch, he would have been freed in the Decepticon attack on Skywatch's base seen in [[Revenge of the Decepticons Part 1: The Demolished Man\|issue #14]] of the [[The Transformers (IDW)\|2009-2011 ongoing series]] and then returned to Cybertron.
	*Sandstorm's time spent behind enemy lines was previously mentioned in "[[Bullets]]" as the reason he couldn't participate in the Wreckers' latest mission.		*Sandstorm's time spent behind enemy lines was previously mentioned in "[[Bullets]]" as the reason he couldn't participate in the Wreckers' latest mission.
	*Prime notes that Sandstorm "left for the outer rim on a quest for the truth" after the end of the war; his absence from Cybertron had previously been (indirectly) highlighted in [[Interference Patterns\|''Robots in Disguise'' #7]]. Since he was back on Cybertron by the time of [[Megatron (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Megatron]]'s trial (as seen in [[World, Shut Your Mouth Part 1: Towards Peace\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #28]]), and he was never seen before that point in ''More than Meets the Eye''), it remains unclear if he was aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'', or whether he had spent some time off-world on his own.		*Prime notes that Sandstorm "left for the outer rim on a quest for the truth" after the end of the war; his absence from Cybertron had previously been (indirectly) highlighted in [[Interference Patterns\|''Robots in Disguise'' #7]]. Since he was back on Cybertron by the time of [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]'s trial (as seen in [[World, Shut Your Mouth Part 1: Towards Peace\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #28]]), and he was never seen before that point in ''More than Meets the Eye''), it remains unclear if he was aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'', or whether he had spent some time off-world on his own.

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

NexusShard17 at 23:14, 23 February 2019

2019-02-23T23:14:25Z

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	Heavy Barrel flees to meet up with his partners-in-crime in an alley, only to find [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]] and [[Stratotronic]] dead. Wondering who would want bootleggers dead, Heavy Barrel transforms into alternate mode and flies off, only to have Optimus shoot him down. Heavy Barrel crashes into a building, but Optimus is too late before he gets to him as the Decepticon killer blasts a hole through Heavy Barrel's head and chest before disappearing. After calming down the riot, Starscream gets back to Optimus and the two mull over the dead Decepticon.		Heavy Barrel flees to meet up with his partners-in-crime in an alley, only to find [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]] and [[Stratotronic]] dead. Wondering who would want bootleggers dead, Heavy Barrel transforms into alternate mode and flies off, only to have Optimus shoot him down. Heavy Barrel crashes into a building, but Optimus is too late before he gets to him as the Decepticon killer blasts a hole through Heavy Barrel's head and chest before disappearing. After calming down the riot, Starscream gets back to Optimus and the two mull over the dead Decepticon.

	The Decepticon crowd assembles again to blame Optimus for the three Decepticon murders, but the Autobot explains that Heavy Barrel and his partners were using the cover of the riot to steal an [[engex]] distiller, a minor crime undeserving of death. [[Barricade (G1)\|Barricade]] looks over Stratotronic's body and notes to [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] that the deceased was a friend of [[Gutcruncher (G1)\|Gutcruncher]] and helped him open his bar. Windblade and Optimus follow this lead, with Optimus noting the obvious connection between the bar and the engex distiller.		The Decepticon crowd assembles again to blame Optimus for the three Decepticon murders, but the Autobot explains that Heavy Barrel and his partners were using the cover of the riot to steal an [[engex]] distiller, a minor crime undeserving of death. [[Barricade (IDW)\|Barricade]] looks over Stratotronic's body and notes to [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] that the deceased was a friend of [[Gutcruncher (G1)\|Gutcruncher]] and helped him open his bar. Windblade and Optimus follow this lead, with Optimus noting the obvious connection between the bar and the engex distiller.

	At the bar, Optimus and Windblade meet an antagonistic Gutcruncher and a dissatisfied [[Sandstorm (G1)\|Sandstorm]] who rebukes any affection from Optimus, making it clear that he is done with the Autobots after his experiences behind enemy lines. Optimus informs Gutcruncher of his friend's death and the furious Decepticon asks Optimus to leave the matter up to them, a request which Optimus refuses. While Gutcruncher is wary of Optimus's convictions if the killer turns out to be an Autobot, Sandstorm believes in Optimus's honest nature and joins the investigation.		At the bar, Optimus and Windblade meet an antagonistic Gutcruncher and a dissatisfied [[Sandstorm (G1)\|Sandstorm]] who rebukes any affection from Optimus, making it clear that he is done with the Autobots after his experiences behind enemy lines. Optimus informs Gutcruncher of his friend's death and the furious Decepticon asks Optimus to leave the matter up to them, a request which Optimus refuses. While Gutcruncher is wary of Optimus's convictions if the killer turns out to be an Autobot, Sandstorm believes in Optimus's honest nature and joins the investigation.
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	*[[Stratotronic]] (7)		*[[Stratotronic]] (7)
	*[[Barricade (G1)\|Barricade]] (12)		*[[Barricade (IDW)\|Barricade]] (12)
	*? (14) <!--right of Sparkstalker-->		*? (14) <!--right of Sparkstalker-->
	*[[Blood]] (15)		*[[Blood]] (15)

Nevermore: /* Continuity notes */

2019-01-20T11:36:42Z

Continuity notes

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	*Gutcruncher's last known location was on [[Earth]], in [[Skywatch]] custody, per [[The Hanging Sword\|''Bumblebee'' #3]]. Logically, as with all Decepticons captured by Skywatch, he would have been freed in the Decepticon attack on Skywatch's base seen in [[Revenge of the Decepticons Part 1: The Demolished Man\|issue #14]] of the [[The Transformers (IDW)\|2009-2011 ongoing series]] and then returned to Cybertron.		*Gutcruncher's last known location was on [[Earth]], in [[Skywatch]] custody, per [[The Hanging Sword\|''Bumblebee'' #3]]. Logically, as with all Decepticons captured by Skywatch, he would have been freed in the Decepticon attack on Skywatch's base seen in [[Revenge of the Decepticons Part 1: The Demolished Man\|issue #14]] of the [[The Transformers (IDW)\|2009-2011 ongoing series]] and then returned to Cybertron.
	*Sandstorm's time spent behind enemy lines was previously mentioned in "[[Bullets]]" as the reason he couldn't participate in the Wreckers' latest mission.		*Sandstorm's time spent behind enemy lines was previously mentioned in "[[Bullets]]" as the reason he couldn't participate in the Wreckers' latest mission.
	*Prime notes that Sandstorm "left for the outer rim on a quest for the truth" after the end of the war; his absence from Cybertron had previously been highlighted in [[Interference Patterns\|''Robots in Disguise'' #7]]~~, though it remains unclear if~~ he was ~~aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]''. He had returned~~ by the time of [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]]'s trial, as seen in [[World, Shut Your Mouth Part 1: Towards Peace\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #28]].		*Prime notes that Sandstorm "left for the outer rim on a quest for the truth" after the end of the war; his absence from Cybertron had previously been (indirectly) highlighted in [[Interference Patterns\|''Robots in Disguise'' #7]]. Since he was back on Cybertron by the time of [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]]'s trial (as seen in [[World, Shut Your Mouth Part 1: Towards Peace\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #28]]), and he was never seen before that point in ''More than Meets the Eye''), it remains unclear if he was aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'', or whether he had spent some time off-world on his own.

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