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2025-07-29T03:00:33Z

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	As [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] heals himself from [[Toxitron (G1)\|Toxitron]]'s touch, [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] takes the opportunity to engage him. Megatron notes that Ramjet, too, is a Decepticon, but not one of his; he fights only to kill and destroy. Realizing that Ramjet was the one who sent the signal to the [[Mayhem Attack Squad]], Megatron vows to stop Ramjet, and orders his partner, the diminutive Decepticon [[Spacewarp]], to transform to gun mode and link to a black hole. But Ramjet is unimpressed by Megatron, having faced numerous incarnations of before, and unleashes his power against the former Decepticon leader. The [[Wreckers]] turn their attention away from the fight, as they head off to face their target: [[Thunder Mayhem]]. The massive combiner holds onto [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], hoping to break him once more by forcing Prime to watch as he destroys the city, but Prime is freed when the Wreckers combine into an unstoppable force of their own: [[Wreckage (G1)\|Wreckage]]! Thunder Mayhem is shocked, as Wreckage's semi-incoherently rants, claiming that he is the universe's retribution against Mayhem. However, Mayhem quickly regains his composure, and the two combiners engage each other.		As [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] heals himself from [[Toxitron (Universe)\|Toxitron]]'s touch, [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] takes the opportunity to engage him. Megatron notes that Ramjet, too, is a Decepticon, but not one of his; he fights only to kill and destroy. Realizing that Ramjet was the one who sent the signal to the [[Mayhem Attack Squad]], Megatron vows to stop Ramjet, and orders his partner, the diminutive Decepticon [[Spacewarp]], to transform to gun mode and link to a black hole. But Ramjet is unimpressed by Megatron, having faced numerous incarnations of him before, and unleashes his power against the former Decepticon leader. The [[Wreckers]] turn their attention away from the fight, as they head off to face their target: [[Thunder Mayhem]]. The massive combiner holds onto [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], hoping to break him once more by forcing Prime to watch as he destroys the city, but Prime is freed when the Wreckers combine into an unstoppable force of their own: [[Wreckage (G1)\|Wreckage]]! Thunder Mayhem is shocked, as Wreckage's semi-incoherently rants, claiming that he is the universe's retribution against Mayhem. However, Mayhem quickly regains his composure, and the two combiners engage each other.

	Meanwhile, on the streets, [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] has called [[G.B. Blackrock]]; Blackrock tries to persuade her from "revealing herself," worried about what will happen to her after the fight is over. Elizabeth, however, refuses to listen, knowing if that she doesn't get involved, there won't be a world to return to after the fight is done. A shocked [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] watches as Elizabeth reveals that she is a superhuman, a "living battery" with the ability to absorb energy. The wounded [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]], knowing there's nothing else he can do, offers his [[energon]] to her. As Thunder Mayhem gains the advantage and wounds Wreckage, he is distracted when Elizabeth unleashes her abilities on him, with the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team\|R.A.A.T.]]s arriving soon after to unleash their payload on the Decepticon. Wreckage takes the chance to stab Thunder Mayhem in the chest, finally wounding the combiner, revealing the true source of his power to a shocked [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]]: a sixth, [[Point One Percenter\|green]] [[spark]], hidden inside a [[Matrix of Malice\|Matrix]]! Elizabeth realizes that Crossblades power won't be enough to stop him, and turns to Wreckage. The Wrecker combiner refuses to share his power, but Elizabeth forces it from him, unwilling to let his selfishness stop her. [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]], Prime, Elizabeth, R.A.A.T., and everyone else aim at the monster's spark, and together, both humans and Autobots do the one thing that the Cybertronians alone could not: destroy Thunder Mayhem once and for all. The destruction of his ally causes Ramjet's resolve to shatter, and he flees, calling out for his [[Unicron\|master]]. Megatron, meanwhile, reverts to his human disguise; for the first time in a long time, Megatron is truly free.		Meanwhile, on the streets, [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] has called [[G.B. Blackrock]]; Blackrock tries to persuade her from "revealing herself," worried about what will happen to her after the fight is over. Elizabeth, however, refuses to listen, knowing if that she doesn't get involved, there won't be a world to return to after the fight is done. A shocked [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] watches as Elizabeth reveals that she is a superhuman, a "living battery" with the ability to absorb energy. The wounded [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]], knowing there's nothing else he can do, offers his [[energon]] to her. As Thunder Mayhem gains the advantage and wounds Wreckage, he is distracted when Elizabeth unleashes her abilities on him, with the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team\|R.A.A.T.]]s arriving soon after to unleash their payload on the Decepticon. Wreckage takes the chance to stab Thunder Mayhem in the chest, finally wounding the combiner, revealing the true source of his power to a shocked [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]]: a sixth, [[Point One Percenter\|green]] [[spark]], hidden inside a [[Matrix of Malice\|Matrix]]! Elizabeth realizes that Crossblades power won't be enough to stop him, and turns to Wreckage. The Wrecker combiner refuses to share his power, but Elizabeth forces it from him, unwilling to let his selfishness stop her. [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]], Prime, Elizabeth, R.A.A.T., and everyone else aim at the monster's spark, and together, both humans and Autobots do the one thing that the Cybertronians alone could not: destroy Thunder Mayhem once and for all. The destruction of his ally causes Ramjet's resolve to shatter, and he flees, calling out for his [[Unicron\|master]]. Megatron, meanwhile, reverts to his human disguise; for the first time in a long time, Megatron is truly free.
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	* [[Punch (G1)\|Counterpunch]] (4)		* [[Punch (G1)\|Counterpunch]] (4)
	* [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] (5)		* [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] (5)
	* [[Toxitron (G1)\|Toxitron]] (8)		* [[Toxitron (Universe)\|Toxitron]] (8)
	* [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] (9)		* [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] (9)
	* [[Fractyl]] (10)		* [[Fractyl]] (10)
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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	* In the exchange between Thunder Mayhem and Wreckage (see "quotes" above), the ellipses that should be in Thunder Mayhem's line, "What...are you?", have accidentally be substituted with only one period.		* In the exchange between Thunder Mayhem and Wreckage (see "quotes" above), the ellipses that should be in Thunder Mayhem's line, "What...are you?", have accidentally been substituted with only one period.

	==References==		==References==

Cyberlink420 at 16:55, 9 August 2024

2024-08-09T16:55:13Z

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	* When Ramjet talks about being able to "extinguish [Megatron's] spark with the flick of a finger", the L and the I run together, resulting in a... rather unfortunate-looking text bubble.		* When Ramjet talks about being able to "extinguish [Megatron's] spark with the flick of a finger", the L and the I run together, resulting in a... rather unfortunate-looking text bubble.
	* Spacewarp makes her sole appearance in the storyline this chapter, having apparently resided in Megatron's Pretender shell for the rest of the chapters.		* Spacewarp makes her sole appearance in the storyline this chapter, having apparently resided in Megatron's Pretender shell for the rest of the chapters.
	* Before the final figure of the [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service\|Figure Subscription Service]] was decided as [[Starscream (SG)#Generations\|Shattered Glass Starscream]], [[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] was considered to appear in this story as a deus ex machina to help in the fight against Thunder Mayhem.<ref>[https://twitter.com/JesseWittenrich/status/1265690290993709057 ~~Tweet by @JesseWittenrich,~~ 27 ~~May 2020]~~</ref>		* Before the final figure of the [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service\|Figure Subscription Service]] was decided as [[Starscream (SG)#Generations\|Shattered Glass Starscream]], [[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] was considered to appear in this story as a deus ex machina to help in the fight against Thunder Mayhem.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=That's correct. The original idea for the final TFSS "freebie" figure was Sunstorm. It was switched to SG Starscream at the last minute. Sunstorm would have been the last component needed to defeat Thunder Mayhem. Showing up almost like a deus ex machina during the final fight.\|link=https://twitter.com/JesseWittenrich/status/1265690290993709057\|name=Jesse Wittenrich\|site=Twitter\|year=2020\|month=05\|day=27\|(defunct=)}}</ref>

	===Errors===		===Errors===

Escargon: /* Marvel Comics references */

2024-05-13T14:10:42Z

Marvel Comics references

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	===Marvel Comics references===		===Marvel Comics references===
	* It's not explicitly stated to avoid any rights issues, but Elizabeth is clearly intended to be a [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]], of {{w\|Mutant (Marvel Comics)\|Marvel Comics fame}}—Blackrock doesn't want her to reveal herself for fear of prejudice, which mutants consistently find themselves faced with, and Metalhawk refers to "[[X-Men\|a few—''very few''—with other powers]]," obviously referring to both the X-Men and the aforementioned Neo-Knights. The Neo-Knights themselves were never explicitly in the comic itself, but they were referred to as such in a few editorial pieces published in various issues, and they're mentioned several times to have been born with "genetic quirks". The connection stems from the fact that, in the early issues of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic (which the "Classicsverse" stories splinter off of), it was depicted as being in-continuity with the main Marvel comic continuity along the lines of ''[[Rom\|ROM]]'' and ''[[Micronaut\|The Micronauts]]'', most prominently with the appearance of [[Spider-Man]] in issue [[Prisoner of War!\|#3]].		* It's not explicitly stated to avoid any rights issues, but Elizabeth is clearly intended to be a [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]], of {{w\|Mutant (Marvel Comics)\|Marvel Comics fame}}—Blackrock doesn't want her to reveal herself for fear of prejudice, which mutants consistently find themselves faced with, and Metalhawk refers to "[[X-Men\|a few—''very few''—with other powers]]," obviously referring to both the X-Men and the aforementioned Neo-Knights. The Neo-Knights themselves were never explicitly referred to as mutants in the comic itself, but they were referred to as such in a few editorial pieces published in various issues, and they're mentioned several times to have been born with "genetic quirks". The connection stems from the fact that, in the early issues of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic (which the "Classicsverse" stories splinter off of), it was depicted as being in-continuity with the main Marvel comic continuity along the lines of ''[[Rom\|ROM]]'' and ''[[Micronaut\|The Micronauts]]'', most prominently with the appearance of [[Spider-Man]] in issue [[Prisoner of War!\|#3]].

	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===

Saix: /* Marvel Comics references */clean up, replaced: Mutant (human) → Mutant (Marvel)

2024-04-03T06:03:36Z

Marvel Comics references: clean up, replaced: Mutant (human) → Mutant (Marvel)

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	===Marvel Comics references===		===Marvel Comics references===
	* It's not explicitly stated to avoid any rights issues, but Elizabeth is clearly intended to be a [[Mutant (~~human~~)\|mutant]], of {{w\|Mutant (Marvel Comics)\|Marvel Comics fame}}—Blackrock doesn't want her to reveal herself for fear of prejudice, which mutants consistently find themselves faced with, and Metalhawk refers to "[[X-Men\|a few—''very few''—with other powers]]," obviously referring to both the X-Men and the aforementioned Neo-Knights. The Neo-Knights themselves were never explicitly in the comic itself, but they were referred to as such in a few editorial pieces published in various issues, and they're mentioned several times to have been born with "genetic quirks". The connection stems from the fact that, in the early issues of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic (which the "Classicsverse" stories splinter off of), it was depicted as being in-continuity with the main Marvel comic continuity along the lines of ''[[Rom\|ROM]]'' and ''[[Micronaut\|The Micronauts]]'', most prominently with the appearance of [[Spider-Man]] in issue [[Prisoner of War!\|#3]].		* It's not explicitly stated to avoid any rights issues, but Elizabeth is clearly intended to be a [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]], of {{w\|Mutant (Marvel Comics)\|Marvel Comics fame}}—Blackrock doesn't want her to reveal herself for fear of prejudice, which mutants consistently find themselves faced with, and Metalhawk refers to "[[X-Men\|a few—''very few''—with other powers]]," obviously referring to both the X-Men and the aforementioned Neo-Knights. The Neo-Knights themselves were never explicitly in the comic itself, but they were referred to as such in a few editorial pieces published in various issues, and they're mentioned several times to have been born with "genetic quirks". The connection stems from the fact that, in the early issues of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic (which the "Classicsverse" stories splinter off of), it was depicted as being in-continuity with the main Marvel comic continuity along the lines of ''[[Rom\|ROM]]'' and ''[[Micronaut\|The Micronauts]]'', most prominently with the appearance of [[Spider-Man]] in issue [[Prisoner of War!\|#3]].

	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===

Saix: clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers (2), typos fixed: aformentioned → aforementioned

2023-01-20T18:16:42Z

clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers (2), typos fixed: aformentioned → aforementioned

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	As [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] heals himself from [[Toxitron (G1)\|Toxitron]]'s touch, [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] takes the opportunity to engage him. Megatron notes that Ramjet, too, is a Decepticon, but not one of his; he fights only to kill and destroy. Realizing that Ramjet was the one who sent the signal to the [[Mayhem Attack Squad]], Megatron vows to stop Ramjet, and orders his partner, the diminutive Decepticon [[Spacewarp]], to transform to gun mode and link to a black hole. But Ramjet is unimpressed by Megatron, having faced numerous incarnations of before, and unleashes his power against the former Decepticon leader. The [[~~Wrecker~~]]s turn their attention away from the fight, as they head off to face their target: [[Thunder Mayhem]]. The massive combiner holds onto [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], hoping to break him once more by forcing Prime to watch as he destroys the city, but Prime is freed when the Wreckers combine into an unstoppable force of their own: [[Wreckage (G1)\|Wreckage]]! Thunder Mayhem is shocked, as Wreckage's semi-incoherently rants, claiming that he is the universe's retribution against Mayhem. However, Mayhem quickly regains his composure, and the two combiners engage each other.		As [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] heals himself from [[Toxitron (G1)\|Toxitron]]'s touch, [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] takes the opportunity to engage him. Megatron notes that Ramjet, too, is a Decepticon, but not one of his; he fights only to kill and destroy. Realizing that Ramjet was the one who sent the signal to the [[Mayhem Attack Squad]], Megatron vows to stop Ramjet, and orders his partner, the diminutive Decepticon [[Spacewarp]], to transform to gun mode and link to a black hole. But Ramjet is unimpressed by Megatron, having faced numerous incarnations of before, and unleashes his power against the former Decepticon leader. The [[Wreckers]] turn their attention away from the fight, as they head off to face their target: [[Thunder Mayhem]]. The massive combiner holds onto [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], hoping to break him once more by forcing Prime to watch as he destroys the city, but Prime is freed when the Wreckers combine into an unstoppable force of their own: [[Wreckage (G1)\|Wreckage]]! Thunder Mayhem is shocked, as Wreckage's semi-incoherently rants, claiming that he is the universe's retribution against Mayhem. However, Mayhem quickly regains his composure, and the two combiners engage each other.

	Meanwhile, on the streets, [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] has called [[G.B. Blackrock]]; Blackrock tries to persuade her from "revealing herself," worried about what will happen to her after the fight is over. Elizabeth, however, refuses to listen, knowing if that she doesn't get involved, there won't be a world to return to after the fight is done. A shocked [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] watches as Elizabeth reveals that she is a superhuman, a "living battery" with the ability to absorb energy. The wounded [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]], knowing there's nothing else he can do, offers his [[energon]] to her. As Thunder Mayhem gains the advantage and wounds Wreckage, he is distracted when Elizabeth unleashes her abilities on him, with the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team\|R.A.A.T.]]s arriving soon after to unleash their payload on the Decepticon. Wreckage takes the chance to stab Thunder Mayhem in the chest, finally wounding the combiner, revealing the true source of his power to a shocked [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]]: a sixth, [[Point One Percenter\|green]] [[spark]], hidden inside a [[Matrix of Malice\|Matrix]]! Elizabeth realizes that Crossblades power won't be enough to stop him, and turns to Wreckage. The Wrecker combiner refuses to share his power, but Elizabeth forces it from him, unwilling to let his selfishness stop her. [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]], Prime, Elizabeth, R.A.A.T., and everyone else aim at the monster's spark, and together, both humans and Autobots do the one thing that the Cybertronians alone could not: destroy Thunder Mayhem once and for all. The destruction of his ally causes Ramjet's resolve to shatter, and he flees, calling out for his [[Unicron\|master]]. Megatron, meanwhile, reverts to his human disguise; for the first time in a long time, Megatron is truly free.		Meanwhile, on the streets, [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] has called [[G.B. Blackrock]]; Blackrock tries to persuade her from "revealing herself," worried about what will happen to her after the fight is over. Elizabeth, however, refuses to listen, knowing if that she doesn't get involved, there won't be a world to return to after the fight is done. A shocked [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] watches as Elizabeth reveals that she is a superhuman, a "living battery" with the ability to absorb energy. The wounded [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]], knowing there's nothing else he can do, offers his [[energon]] to her. As Thunder Mayhem gains the advantage and wounds Wreckage, he is distracted when Elizabeth unleashes her abilities on him, with the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team\|R.A.A.T.]]s arriving soon after to unleash their payload on the Decepticon. Wreckage takes the chance to stab Thunder Mayhem in the chest, finally wounding the combiner, revealing the true source of his power to a shocked [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]]: a sixth, [[Point One Percenter\|green]] [[spark]], hidden inside a [[Matrix of Malice\|Matrix]]! Elizabeth realizes that Crossblades power won't be enough to stop him, and turns to Wreckage. The Wrecker combiner refuses to share his power, but Elizabeth forces it from him, unwilling to let his selfishness stop her. [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]], Prime, Elizabeth, R.A.A.T., and everyone else aim at the monster's spark, and together, both humans and Autobots do the one thing that the Cybertronians alone could not: destroy Thunder Mayhem once and for all. The destruction of his ally causes Ramjet's resolve to shatter, and he flees, calling out for his [[Unicron\|master]]. Megatron, meanwhile, reverts to his human disguise; for the first time in a long time, Megatron is truly free.
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	* [[Punch (G1)\|Counterpunch]] (4)		* [[Punch (G1)\|Counterpunch]] (4)
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	===Marvel Comics references===		===Marvel Comics references===
	* It's not explicitly stated to avoid any rights issues, but Elizabeth is clearly intended to be a [[Mutant (human)\|mutant]], of {{w\|Mutant (Marvel Comics)\|Marvel Comics fame}}—Blackrock doesn't want her to reveal herself for fear of prejudice, which mutants consistently find themselves faced with, and Metalhawk refers to "[[X-Men\|a few—''very few''—with other powers]]," obviously referring to both the X-Men and the ~~aformentioned~~ Neo-Knights. The Neo-Knights themselves were never explicitly in the comic itself, but they were referred to as such in a few editorial pieces published in various issues, and they're mentioned several times to have been born with "genetic quirks". The connection stems from the fact that, in the early issues of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic (which the "Classicsverse" stories splinter off of), it was depicted as being in-continuity with the main Marvel comic continuity along the lines of ''[[Rom\|ROM]]'' and ''[[Micronaut\|The Micronauts]]'', most prominently with the appearance of [[Spider-Man]] in issue [[Prisoner of War!\|#3]].		* It's not explicitly stated to avoid any rights issues, but Elizabeth is clearly intended to be a [[Mutant (human)\|mutant]], of {{w\|Mutant (Marvel Comics)\|Marvel Comics fame}}—Blackrock doesn't want her to reveal herself for fear of prejudice, which mutants consistently find themselves faced with, and Metalhawk refers to "[[X-Men\|a few—''very few''—with other powers]]," obviously referring to both the X-Men and the aforementioned Neo-Knights. The Neo-Knights themselves were never explicitly in the comic itself, but they were referred to as such in a few editorial pieces published in various issues, and they're mentioned several times to have been born with "genetic quirks". The connection stems from the fact that, in the early issues of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic (which the "Classicsverse" stories splinter off of), it was depicted as being in-continuity with the main Marvel comic continuity along the lines of ''[[Rom\|ROM]]'' and ''[[Micronaut\|The Micronauts]]'', most prominently with the appearance of [[Spider-Man]] in issue [[Prisoner of War!\|#3]].

	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 12:18, 13 February 2022

2022-02-13T12:18:47Z

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Saix: clean up, replaced: Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1) (2), Overlord (Masterforce) → Overlord (G1)

2021-09-20T00:14:33Z

clean up, replaced: Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1) (2), Overlord (Masterforce) → Overlord (G1)

NexusShard17 at 13:23, 21 July 2021

2021-07-21T13:23:11Z

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Cyberlink420 at 01:11, 25 May 2021

2021-05-25T01:11:48Z

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Teletraan-X: Teletraan-X Text Replacement My Little Pony/Transformers => My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!

2021-05-24T22:33:34Z

Teletraan-X Text Replacement My Little Pony/Transformers => My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	As [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] heals himself from [[Toxitron (G1)\|Toxitron]]'s touch, [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] takes the opportunity to engage him. Megatron notes that Ramjet, too, is a Decepticon, but not one of his; he fights only to kill and destroy. Realizing that Ramjet was the one who sent the signal to the [[Mayhem Attack Squad]], Megatron vows to stop Ramjet, and orders his partner, the diminutive Decepticon [[Spacewarp]], to transform to gun mode and link to a black hole. But Ramjet is unimpressed by Megatron, having faced numerous incarnations of before, and unleashes his power against the former Decepticon leader. The [[Wrecker~~\|Wreckers~~]] turn their attention away from the fight, as they head off to face their target: [[Thunder Mayhem]]. The massive combiner holds onto [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], hoping to break him once more by forcing Prime to watch as he destroys the city, but Prime is freed when the Wreckers combine into an unstoppable force of their own: [[Wreckage (G1)\|Wreckage]]! Thunder Mayhem is shocked, as Wreckage's semi-incoherently rants, claiming that he is the universe's retribution against Mayhem. However, Mayhem quickly regains his composure, and the two combiners engage each other.		As [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] heals himself from [[Toxitron (G1)\|Toxitron]]'s touch, [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] takes the opportunity to engage him. Megatron notes that Ramjet, too, is a Decepticon, but not one of his; he fights only to kill and destroy. Realizing that Ramjet was the one who sent the signal to the [[Mayhem Attack Squad]], Megatron vows to stop Ramjet, and orders his partner, the diminutive Decepticon [[Spacewarp]], to transform to gun mode and link to a black hole. But Ramjet is unimpressed by Megatron, having faced numerous incarnations of before, and unleashes his power against the former Decepticon leader. The [[Wrecker]]s turn their attention away from the fight, as they head off to face their target: [[Thunder Mayhem]]. The massive combiner holds onto [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], hoping to break him once more by forcing Prime to watch as he destroys the city, but Prime is freed when the Wreckers combine into an unstoppable force of their own: [[Wreckage (G1)\|Wreckage]]! Thunder Mayhem is shocked, as Wreckage's semi-incoherently rants, claiming that he is the universe's retribution against Mayhem. However, Mayhem quickly regains his composure, and the two combiners engage each other.

	Meanwhile, on the streets, [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] has called [[G.B. Blackrock]]; Blackrock tries to persuade her from "revealing herself," worried about what will happen to her after the fight is over. Elizabeth, however, refuses to listen, knowing if that she doesn't get involved, there won't be a world to return to after the fight is done. A shocked [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] watches as Elizabeth reveals that she is a superhuman, a "living battery" with the ability to absorb energy. The wounded [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]], knowing there's nothing else he can do, offers his [[energon]] to her. As Thunder Mayhem gains the advantage and wounds Wreckage, he is distracted when Elizabeth unleashes her abilities on him, with the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team\|R.A.A.T.]]s arriving soon after to unleash their payload on the Decepticon. Wreckage takes the chance to stab Thunder Mayhem in the chest, finally wounding the combiner, revealing the true source of his power to a shocked [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]]: a sixth, [[Point One Percenter\|green]] [[spark]], hidden inside a [[Matrix of Malice\|Matrix]]! Elizabeth realizes that Crossblades power won't be enough to stop him, and turns to Wreckage. The Wrecker combiner refuses to share his power, but Elizabeth forces it from him, unwilling to let his selfishness stop her. [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|Metalhawk]], Prime, Elizabeth, R.A.A.T., and everyone else aim at the monster's spark, and together, both humans and Autobots do the one thing that the Cybertronians alone could not: destroy Thunder Mayhem once and for all. The destruction of his ally causes Ramjet's resolve to shatter, and he flees, calling out for his [[Unicron\|master]]. Megatron, meanwhile, reverts to his human disguise; for the first time in a long time, Megatron is truly free.		Meanwhile, on the streets, [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] has called [[G.B. Blackrock]]; Blackrock tries to persuade her from "revealing herself," worried about what will happen to her after the fight is over. Elizabeth, however, refuses to listen, knowing if that she doesn't get involved, there won't be a world to return to after the fight is done. A shocked [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] watches as Elizabeth reveals that she is a superhuman, a "living battery" with the ability to absorb energy. The wounded [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]], knowing there's nothing else he can do, offers his [[energon]] to her. As Thunder Mayhem gains the advantage and wounds Wreckage, he is distracted when Elizabeth unleashes her abilities on him, with the [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team\|R.A.A.T.]]s arriving soon after to unleash their payload on the Decepticon. Wreckage takes the chance to stab Thunder Mayhem in the chest, finally wounding the combiner, revealing the true source of his power to a shocked [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]]: a sixth, [[Point One Percenter\|green]] [[spark]], hidden inside a [[Matrix of Malice\|Matrix]]! Elizabeth realizes that Crossblades power won't be enough to stop him, and turns to Wreckage. The Wrecker combiner refuses to share his power, but Elizabeth forces it from him, unwilling to let his selfishness stop her. [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]], Prime, Elizabeth, R.A.A.T., and everyone else aim at the monster's spark, and together, both humans and Autobots do the one thing that the Cybertronians alone could not: destroy Thunder Mayhem once and for all. The destruction of his ally causes Ramjet's resolve to shatter, and he flees, calling out for his [[Unicron\|master]]. Megatron, meanwhile, reverts to his human disguise; for the first time in a long time, Megatron is truly free.

	A few weeks later, things have appeared to return to normal. The Wreckers have taken the weakened Mayhem Attack Squad on their ship, leaving Earth. Prime has joined [[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] in hunting down Ramjet, to prevent him from sowing any more darkness. At [[Buster Witwicky (G1)\|Buster Witwicky]]'s home, his family is joined by Spike and his friends, watching the news reports on the events of the past few weeks. Elizabeth explains to Spike that Blackrock was able to keep her and the Pretenders' true nature concealed from the public, knowing their importance to Earth's defense; Spike, somewhat angry at her deception, tries to get her to talk about Blackrock's other [[Neo-Knights\|team]], but Elizabeth plays dumb. [[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] wonders if [[Gaea\|whatever]] had transported them had planned for them to help defeat Thunder Mayhem, but [[Jesse (G1)\|Jesse]] and Buster, having had enough of "reality" for one day, turns to something fictional: wrestling. However, all of them are in for a shock when they see one more straggler from their old universe: Decepticon Pretender [[Stranglehold]]!		A few weeks later, things have appeared to return to normal. The Wreckers have taken the weakened Mayhem Attack Squad on their ship, leaving Earth. Prime has joined [[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] in hunting down Ramjet, to prevent him from sowing any more darkness. At [[Buster Witwicky (G1)\|Buster Witwicky]]'s home, his family is joined by Spike and his friends, watching the news reports on the events of the past few weeks. Elizabeth explains to Spike that Blackrock was able to keep her and the Pretenders' true nature concealed from the public, knowing their importance to Earth's defense; Spike, somewhat angry at her deception, tries to get her to talk about Blackrock's other [[Neo-Knights\|team]], but Elizabeth plays dumb. [[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] wonders if [[Gaea\|whatever]] had transported them had planned for them to help defeat Thunder Mayhem, but [[Jesse (G1)\|Jesse]] and Buster, having had enough of "reality" for one day, turns to something fictional: wrestling. However, all of them are in for a shock when they see one more straggler from their old universe: Decepticon Pretender [[Stranglehold]]!
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	* [[Hi-Q#Of Masters and Mayhem\|Hi-Q]] (12)		* [[Hi-Q#Of Masters and Mayhem\|Hi-Q]] (12)
	* [[Crossblades (G1)#Classics\|Crossblades]] (16)		* [[Crossblades (G1)#Classics\|Crossblades]] (16)
	* [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)#Classics\|Metalhawk]] (18)		* [[Metalhawk (G1)#Classics\|Metalhawk]] (18)
	* [[Vroom (G1)#Classics\|Vroom]] (19)		* [[Vroom (G1)#Classics\|Vroom]] (19)

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	* The true source of Thunder Mayhem's power, the altered green spark of Thunderwing within the Matrix of Malice, was revealed in the ''Of Masters and Mayhem'' prose story, "[[Foundation and Wreckage Part 1: Deadly Aim]]", discovered in files recovered by Fractyl.		* The true source of Thunder Mayhem's power, the altered green spark of Thunderwing within the Matrix of Malice, was revealed in the ''Of Masters and Mayhem'' prose story, "[[Foundation and Wreckage Part 1: Deadly Aim]]", discovered in files recovered by Fractyl.
	* Vroom's musings are true, as revealed by Gaea herself in "[[Divination]]".		* Vroom's musings are true, as revealed by Gaea herself in "[[Divination]]".
	* Stranglehold appears to have been accidentally transported alongside the Autobot Pretenders; he was last seen as one of [[Overlord (~~Masterforce~~)\|Gigatron]]'s Decepticons in "[[Invasion (issue)\|Invasion]]".		* Stranglehold appears to have been accidentally transported alongside the Autobot Pretenders; he was last seen as one of [[Overlord (G1)\|Gigatron]]'s Decepticons in "[[Invasion (issue)\|Invasion]]".

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* Megatron's ability, through Spacewarp, to link to a black hole, hearkens back to the original toy's tech specs, which stated he could use a link to a black hole to power himself with antimatter. Spacewarp snarkily wonders why Megatron couldn't be the one with a [[space bridge]] in their chest; the 2005 IDW Publishing comic continuity version of Megatron was rebuilt to have a space bridge in his chest in the 2009-2011 ongoing ''[[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.		* Megatron's ability, through Spacewarp, to link to a black hole, hearkens back to the original toy's tech specs, which stated he could use a link to a black hole to power himself with antimatter. Spacewarp snarkily wonders why Megatron couldn't be the one with a [[space bridge]] in their chest; the 2005 IDW Publishing comic continuity version of Megatron was rebuilt to have a space bridge in his chest in the 2009-2011 ongoing ''[[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.
	* Spacebridge links to [[Gravastar 1179]], and according to Jesse Wittenrich, this was a bit of a random reference. The ''Transformers: Prime'' episode "[[Metal Attraction]]", which featured a [[Polarity gauntlet\|weapon]] that could attract transformers (albeit through magnetics rather than gravity), aired on July ~~9th~~ of 2011: hence, 11/7/9.		* Spacebridge links to [[Gravastar 1179]], and according to Jesse Wittenrich, this was a bit of a random reference. The ''Transformers: Prime'' episode "[[Metal Attraction]]", which featured a [[Polarity gauntlet\|weapon]] that could attract transformers (albeit through magnetics rather than gravity), aired on July 9 of 2011: hence, 11/7/9.
	* Ramjet claims that he's wielded the powers of "Dead Universes"; the [[Dead Universe]] was an unliving alternate reality seen in the 2005 IDW comic continuity.		* Ramjet claims that he's wielded the powers of "Dead Universes"; the [[Dead Universe]] was an unliving alternate reality seen in the 2005 IDW comic continuity.
	* Impactor doesn't care whether Megatron can defeat Ramjet or not; the two were depicted as former friends before the war in the 2005 IDW comics continuity.		* Impactor doesn't care whether Megatron can defeat Ramjet or not; the two were depicted as former friends before the war in the 2005 IDW comics continuity.