Go-Bots issue 3 - Revision history

Powermetal at 22:48, 17 September 2025

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	\|coverdate=December 2018		\|coverdate=December 2018
	\|written by=[[Tom Scioli]]		\|written by=[[Tom Scioli]]
	\|art by=[[Tom Scioli]]		\|art by=Tom Scioli
	\|colors by=[[Tom Scioli]]		\|colors by=Tom Scioli
	\|letters by=[[Tom Scioli]]		\|letters by=Tom Scioli
	\|editor=[[David Hedgecock]]		\|editor=[[David Hedgecock]]
	}}		}}

Saix at 02:55, 6 February 2023

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	[[File:GoBots3SpayCZod.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:GoBots3SpayCZod.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left]]
	[[Spay-C]]'s deep-space mission hits an unexpected wrinkle when the space shuttle and his crew arrive over [[Gobotron\|a massive, metallic world]], prompting him to revive his cryogenically frozen human partners to assess the situation. As one of them points out, it's not what they came to explore, but, as Spay-C prepares to touch down on the planet's surface they cannot ignore the chance to explore an inhabited planet with its own civilization. The crew disembark and set out aboard a rover and pick up some nearby life signs... but they are surprised to learn that those life signs belong to [[Monster ~~Go-Bot~~\|gigantic, insectoid Go-Bots]], who immediately menace the explorers. Only the timely intervention of Spay-C prevents the crew from a gruesome end and the intrepid Go-Bot rescues his human compatriots from falling off the "edge of the world", for this metallic planet is but a partially completed shell, built around the sealed-off remains of a smaller world. Before any of the group can ponder the meaning of this strange sight, they are attacked by more of the monstrous Go-Bots and the astronauts take shelter inside Spay-C. This ambush is brief; a terrifying roar sends the insectoid 'bots scurrying for cover—the monstrous [[Zod]] clambers up from the lip of the chasm! Spay-C does his best to outmaneuver the fire-breathing monster, but is soon seized in the monster's jaws. It looks like the end for the explorer and his crew before a fusillade of fire from another group of humanoid Go-Bots sends Zod tumbling back over the metal cliff. Their rescuers are none other than [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]] and his royal retinue, their leader explaining to Spay-C that they have been hunting Zod for years.		[[Spay-C]]'s deep-space mission hits an unexpected wrinkle when the space shuttle and his crew arrive over [[Gobotron\|a massive, metallic world]], prompting him to revive his cryogenically frozen human partners to assess the situation. As one of them points out, it's not what they came to explore, but, as Spay-C prepares to touch down on the planet's surface they cannot ignore the chance to explore an inhabited planet with its own civilization. The crew disembark and set out aboard a rover and pick up some nearby life signs... but they are surprised to learn that those life signs belong to [[Monster GoBot\|gigantic, insectoid Go-Bots]], who immediately menace the explorers. Only the timely intervention of Spay-C prevents the crew from a gruesome end and the intrepid Go-Bot rescues his human compatriots from falling off the "edge of the world", for this metallic planet is but a partially completed shell, built around the sealed-off remains of a smaller world. Before any of the group can ponder the meaning of this strange sight, they are attacked by more of the monstrous Go-Bots and the astronauts take shelter inside Spay-C. This ambush is brief; a terrifying roar sends the insectoid 'bots scurrying for cover—the monstrous [[Zod]] clambers up from the lip of the chasm! Spay-C does his best to outmaneuver the fire-breathing monster, but is soon seized in the monster's jaws. It looks like the end for the explorer and his crew before a fusillade of fire from another group of humanoid Go-Bots sends Zod tumbling back over the metal cliff. Their rescuers are none other than [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]] and his royal retinue, their leader explaining to Spay-C that they have been hunting Zod for years.

	Leader-1 summons their [[Command Center (GoBots)\|Command Center]], instructing the domesticated robot to transform into its base mode - but rather than welcome the new Go-Bot into the fold, he orders his Guardians to throw the interloper into the brig. Leader-1 and his followers are unaware of the humans inside Spay-C's cockpit however, and Spay-C is able to slip the astronauts into the ventilation system to make their escape. As they slip through the inner workings of the huge mechanical creature, the astronauts pass by Leader-1, holding court in his throne room as he confers with delegates from the [[Trade Federation]]. The Federation delegates are critical, however: Leader-1 has become a tyrant, crushing dissent across the planet, and yet his power is eroding, as he has been unable to quash Zod's constant attacks on the highways of Gobotron. One of them warns that if Leader-1 doesn't defeat Zod then someone else surely will—like the lone vigilante [[Road Ranger]], descended from nobility—will be free to claim the crown. The astronauts have seen enough, and they head back to the brig to free their Go-Bot compatriot. Before they can free him, however, he's taken by [[Blaster (GoBots)\|Blaster]] to the interrogation room, where Leader-1 himself presides over what follows. Believing that Spay-C is a spy sent by his enemies, he demands to know where the shuttle-bot came from but when Spay-C says he's from Earth, Leader-1 punches him for speaking the "forbidden word", and sentences him to a full reprogramming in the morning.		Leader-1 summons their [[Command Center (GoBots)\|Command Center]], instructing the domesticated robot to transform into its base mode - but rather than welcome the new Go-Bot into the fold, he orders his Guardians to throw the interloper into the brig. Leader-1 and his followers are unaware of the humans inside Spay-C's cockpit however, and Spay-C is able to slip the astronauts into the ventilation system to make their escape. As they slip through the inner workings of the huge mechanical creature, the astronauts pass by Leader-1, holding court in his throne room as he confers with delegates from the [[Trade Federation]]. The Federation delegates are critical, however: Leader-1 has become a tyrant, crushing dissent across the planet, and yet his power is eroding, as he has been unable to quash Zod's constant attacks on the highways of Gobotron. One of them warns that if Leader-1 doesn't defeat Zod then someone else surely will—like the lone vigilante [[Road Ranger]], descended from nobility—will be free to claim the crown. The astronauts have seen enough, and they head back to the brig to free their Go-Bot compatriot. Before they can free him, however, he's taken by [[Blaster (GoBots)\|Blaster]] to the interrogation room, where Leader-1 himself presides over what follows. Believing that Spay-C is a spy sent by his enemies, he demands to know where the shuttle-bot came from but when Spay-C says he's from Earth, Leader-1 punches him for speaking the "forbidden word", and sentences him to a full reprogramming in the morning.
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	===Go-Bots references===		===Go-Bots references===
	* The presence of [[Gobotron]]—home planet of the GoBots in ~~[[Challenge of the GoBots (cartoon)\|~~the 1980s ~~cartoon]]—shouldn~~'t surprise anyone, nor should its unique design. <!--In the original cartoon, the organic planet of "[[Old GoBotron]]" was sealed off following [[Catastrophe\|an asteroid impact]] that rendered the planet uninhabitable, forcing the inhabitants to abandon their organic bodies; it's not clear if something similar happened in the comic's universe, though post-Go-Bot rebellion Earth sure ''looks'' pretty darn lifeless...-->		* The presence of [[Gobotron]]—home planet of the GoBots in the 1980s cartoon—shouldn't surprise anyone, nor should its unique design. <!--In the original cartoon, the organic planet of "[[Old GoBotron]]" was sealed off following [[Catastrophe\|an asteroid impact]] that rendered the planet uninhabitable, forcing the inhabitants to abandon their organic bodies; it's not clear if something similar happened in the comic's universe, though post-Go-Bot rebellion Earth sure ''looks'' pretty darn lifeless...-->
	<!--* The Go-Bot [[Command Center]] featured heavily in the original cartoon and toyline as the central base for the Guardians. Its introduction in the comic highlights many of the toy's famously sinister features, including an "enemy reprogramming center," an "alien detention center," and a "Go-Bot dematerializer", which are all name-dropped throughout the course of the issue. While the cartoons and comic depicted the Command Centers as non-sentient vehicles, this comic reimagines them as naturally(?) occurring Gobotronic wildlife, with Leader-1 passing a herd of the creatures in his vision.-->		<!--* The Go-Bot [[Command Center]] featured heavily in the original cartoon and toyline as the central base for the Guardians. Its introduction in the comic highlights many of the toy's famously sinister features, including an "enemy reprogramming center," an "alien detention center," and a "Go-Bot dematerializer", which are all name-dropped throughout the course of the issue. While the cartoons and comic depicted the Command Centers as non-sentient vehicles, this comic reimagines them as naturally(?) occurring Gobotronic wildlife, with Leader-1 passing a herd of the creatures in his vision.-->
	* Looking identical to Leader-1 save for a snazzy blue paintjob, "[[Eno]]" is based off a later redeco of the Guardian leader.		* Looking identical to Leader-1 save for a snazzy blue paintjob, "[[Eno]]" is based off a later redeco of the Guardian leader.

Turborun at 08:06, 1 February 2023

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	* References to ''{{w\|2001: A Space Odyssey}}'' abound; Spay-C's hibernation bay, and the sarcophagi-like cryogenic chambers within, are based off ''Discovery's'' hibernation bays. Later, one of the astronauts worry that Spay-C might go "{{w\|HAL-9000}} on us", though Charlotte points out that they've taken the precaution of deactivating his microphones - evidently unaware that, in the movie, HAL was able to clue in on his human partners' intentions by reading their lips.		* References to ''{{w\|2001: A Space Odyssey}}'' abound; Spay-C's hibernation bay, and the sarcophagi-like cryogenic chambers within, are based off ''Discovery's'' hibernation bays. Later, one of the astronauts worry that Spay-C might go "{{w\|HAL-9000}} on us", though Charlotte points out that they've taken the precaution of deactivating his microphones - evidently unaware that, in the movie, HAL was able to clue in on his human partners' intentions by reading their lips.
	* The issue's central plot point— cryogenically-frozen astronauts struggling to survive on a planet that's initially mistaken for a distant alien world, only to learn in a cruel, final twist that this planet is Earth after untold millennia—is similar to ''{{w\|Planet of the Apes (1968)\|Planet of the Apes}}''.		* The issue's central plot point— cryogenically-frozen astronauts struggling to survive on a planet that's initially mistaken for a distant alien world, only to learn in a cruel, final twist that this planet is Earth after untold millennia—is similar to ''{{w\|Planet of the Apes (1968)\|Planet of the Apes}}''.
	* The panel in which Road Ranger first appears in robot mode homages ~~{{w\|~~Rob Liefeld}}'s [http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/04/13/swipe-file-that-captain-america-image-by-rob-liefeld/ infamously disproportionate art] of {{w\|Captain America}}, drawn as promotional material for ''{{w\|Heroes Reborn}}''.		* The panel in which Road Ranger first appears in robot mode homages [[Rob Liefeld]]'s [http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/04/13/swipe-file-that-captain-america-image-by-rob-liefeld/ infamously disproportionate art] of {{w\|Captain America}}, drawn as promotional material for ''{{w\|Heroes Reborn}}''.
	* The shot of Leader-1 standing on the Command Center while lightning flashes in the background, meanwhile, pays homage to {{w\|Frank Miller}}'s iconic cover for ''{{w\|The Dark Knight Returns}}'' #1.		* The shot of Leader-1 standing on the Command Center while lightning flashes in the background, meanwhile, pays homage to {{w\|Frank Miller}}'s iconic cover for ''{{w\|The Dark Knight Returns}}'' #1.
	* The electronic lock used to control access to the Command Center's brig is based off the classic 1978 ''{{w\|Simon (game)\|Simon}}'' toy.		* The electronic lock used to control access to the Command Center's brig is based off the classic 1978 ''{{w\|Simon (game)\|Simon}}'' toy.

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Go-Bots references

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	* The "Lazer Lance" capable of defeating Zod is taken from the original Zod action figure, which came with an accessory called the Lazer Lance that could deactivate the motorised toy.		* The "Lazer Lance" capable of defeating Zod is taken from the original Zod action figure, which came with an accessory called the Lazer Lance that could deactivate the motorised toy.
	* The damaged Scooter's irritating verbal tics might be a reference to [[Frank Welker]]'s voice work for the character in the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' cartoon, with Scooter's shrill voice being... not fondly remembered, to say the least.		* The damaged Scooter's irritating verbal tics might be a reference to [[Frank Welker]]'s voice work for the character in the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' cartoon, with Scooter's shrill voice being... not fondly remembered, to say the least.
	* Also present in the "Heart of GoBotron" are the Rock Lords; in the original cartoon, these were an entirely separate culture of aliens from the planet [[Quartex (planet)\|Quartex]], though it's ~~clear~~ if the Rock Lords are aliens, creatures that somehow evolved on Earth, or just another offshoot of Go-Bot-kind, given the cryptic nature of Boulder's cryptic dialogue in the series.		* Also present in the "Heart of GoBotron" are the Rock Lords; in the original cartoon, these were an entirely separate culture of aliens from the planet [[Quartex (planet)\|Quartex]], though it's unclear if the Rock Lords are aliens, creatures that somehow evolved on Earth, or just another offshoot of Go-Bot-kind, given the cryptic nature of Boulder's cryptic dialogue in the series.

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

Saix: /* Featured characters */

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Featured characters

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	* [[Major Mo\|Major Domo]] (17)		* [[Major Mo\|Major Domo]] (17)
	* [[Road Ranger]] (18)		* [[Road Ranger]] (18)
	* [[Eno]] (20)
	* [[Dumper]] (21)		* [[Dumper]] (21)
	* [[Dozer]] (23)		* [[Dozer]] (23)
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	* [[Trade Federation]] envoys (19)		* [[Trade Federation]] envoys (19)
			* [[Eno]] (20)
	* [[Solitaire]] (34)		* [[Solitaire]] (34)
	* [[Boulder (GoBots)\|Boulder]] (35)		* [[Boulder (GoBots)\|Boulder]] (35)

Fritz: /* Featured characters */

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Featured characters

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	* [[Trade Federation]] envoys (19)		* [[Trade Federation]] envoys (19)
	* [[Solitaire]] (34)		* [[Solitaire]] (34)
	* [[Boulder]] (35)		* [[Boulder (GoBots)\|Boulder]] (35)
	* [[Nuggit]] (36)		* [[Nuggit]] (36)
	}}		}}

Saix at 14:00, 15 September 2021

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	[[File:GoBots3Throne.jpg\|200px\|thumb]]		[[File:GoBots3Throne.jpg\|200px\|thumb]]
	That night Leader-1 has a vision of his own, sparked by his encounter with Spay-C, where he is visited by [[Eno]], the dark angel. Though Eno mocks his recent tyranny, Eno shows him the way to the "Heart of Gobotron", the rocky world at the center of the planet where lies the only weapon capable of defeating Zod: the [[Lazer Lance]]. Spay-C mopes over his impending fate, and his own self-loathing for keeping the truth from his astronaut friends. When those astronauts arrive and successfully break him out of the brig, Spay-C is about to tell them what he knows but is interrupted when his jailers arrive. Spay-C overpowers [[Heat Seeker]] but his melee with Blaster is interrupted when Leader-1 arrives and tells him that he needs Spay-C as his words have inspired a visitation from Eno, and a clue to defeat Zod. Elsewhere on the planet Zod has fallen under the sway of [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], and now eagerly devours the innocent Go-Bots Cy-Kill throws to him. Leader-1 and his followers head out aboard a Command Center and while Spay-C ingratiates himself with the Go-Bot leader's followers, his crew discuss their strange situation, worried that the Go-Bot might have fallen under the sway of Leader-1. They wonder whether the Go-Bots have learned English by intercepting Earth television broadcasts and have other questions about their unwitting hosts. That night a pensive Leader-1 surveys the ramparts and spies an army: Cy-Kill and the Renegades, including Zod. Alarms are raised as the Guardians gear up for war, shutting the Command Center and slicing [[Twin Spin]] in half in the process. The Renegades are forced to scatter for cover as the ship blasts off but Leader-1 isn't the ''only'' Go-Bot with a spaceship, as the Renegades load Zod aboard [[Thruster]] and give chase.		That night Leader-1 has a vision of his own, sparked by his encounter with Spay-C, where he is visited by [[Eno]], the dark angel. Though Eno mocks his recent tyranny, Eno shows him the way to the "Heart of Gobotron", the rocky world at the center of the planet where lies the only weapon capable of defeating Zod: the [[Lazer Lance]]. Spay-C mopes over his impending fate, and his own self-loathing for keeping the truth from his astronaut friends. When those astronauts arrive and successfully break him out of the brig, Spay-C is about to tell them what he knows but is interrupted when his jailers arrive. Spay-C overpowers [[Heat Seeker (GoBots)\|Heat Seeker]] but his melee with Blaster is interrupted when Leader-1 arrives and tells him that he needs Spay-C as his words have inspired a visitation from Eno, and a clue to defeat Zod. Elsewhere on the planet Zod has fallen under the sway of [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], and now eagerly devours the innocent Go-Bots Cy-Kill throws to him. Leader-1 and his followers head out aboard a Command Center and while Spay-C ingratiates himself with the Go-Bot leader's followers, his crew discuss their strange situation, worried that the Go-Bot might have fallen under the sway of Leader-1. They wonder whether the Go-Bots have learned English by intercepting Earth television broadcasts and have other questions about their unwitting hosts. That night a pensive Leader-1 surveys the ramparts and spies an army: Cy-Kill and the Renegades, including Zod. Alarms are raised as the Guardians gear up for war, shutting the Command Center and slicing [[Twin Spin]] in half in the process. The Renegades are forced to scatter for cover as the ship blasts off but Leader-1 isn't the ''only'' Go-Bot with a spaceship, as the Renegades load Zod aboard [[Thruster]] and give chase.

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	* [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]] (12)		* [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]] (12)
	* [[Royal-T]] (13)		* [[Royal-T]] (13)
	* [[Heat Seeker]] (15)		* [[Heat Seeker (GoBots)\|Heat Seeker]] (15)
	* [[Blaster (GoBots)\|Blaster]] (16)		* [[Blaster (GoBots)\|Blaster]] (16)
	* [[Major Mo\|Major Domo]] (17)		* [[Major Mo\|Major Domo]] (17)

Saix at 04:33, 15 September 2021

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	\|publisher=[[IDW Publishing]]		\|publisher=[[IDW Publishing]]
	\|date=January 23, [[2019]]		\|date=[[January 23]], [[2019]]
	\|coverdate=December 2018		\|coverdate=December 2018
	\|written by=[[Tom Scioli]]		\|written by=[[Tom Scioli]]

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Covers (5)

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	==Other Notes==		==Other Notes==
	*According to the Diamond Sales charts, 5,216 copies of the issue were shipped to stores, the 289th highest of the month.<ref>https://icv2.com/articles/markets/view/42557/top-500-comics-january-2019</ref>		*According to the Diamond Sales charts, 5,216 copies of the issue were shipped to stores, the 289th highest of the month.<ref>https://icv2.com/articles/markets/view/42557/top-500-comics-january-2019</ref>
	===Covers (5)===		===Covers (3)===
	*'''Cover A:''' Spay-C by [[Tom Scioli]]		*'''Cover A:''' Spay-C by [[Tom Scioli]]
	*'''Cover B:''' Turbo vs. [[Screw Head]], by [[Dash Shaw]]		*'''Cover B:''' Turbo vs. [[Screw Head]], by [[Dash Shaw]]

Cyberlink420 at 04:17, 15 September 2021

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	\|publisher=[[IDW Publishing]]		\|publisher=[[IDW Publishing]]
	\|date=January 23, [[2019]]		\|date=January 23, [[2019]]
	\|coverdate=December ~~2019~~		\|coverdate=December 2018
	\|written by=[[Tom Scioli]]		\|written by=[[Tom Scioli]]
	\|art by=[[Tom Scioli]]		\|art by=[[Tom Scioli]]

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	* References to ''{{w\|2001: A Space Odyssey}}'' abound; Spay-C's hibernation bay, and the sarcophagi-like cryogenic chambers within, are based off ''Discovery's'' hibernation bays. Later, one of the astronauts worry that Spay-C might go "{{w\|HAL-9000}} on us", though Charlotte points out that they've taken the precaution of deactivating his microphones - evidently unaware that, in the movie, HAL was able to clue in on his human partners' intentions by reading their lips.		* References to ''{{w\|2001: A Space Odyssey}}'' abound; Spay-C's hibernation bay, and the sarcophagi-like cryogenic chambers within, are based off ''Discovery's'' hibernation bays. Later, one of the astronauts worry that Spay-C might go "{{w\|HAL-9000}} on us", though Charlotte points out that they've taken the precaution of deactivating his microphones - evidently unaware that, in the movie, HAL was able to clue in on his human partners' intentions by reading their lips.
	* The issue's central plot point— cryogenically-frozen astronauts struggling to survive on a planet that's initially mistaken for a distant alien world, only to learn in a cruel, final twist that this planet is Earth after untold millennia—is similar to ''{{w\|Planet of the Apes (1968)\|Planet of the Apes}}''.		* The issue's central plot point— cryogenically-frozen astronauts struggling to survive on a planet that's initially mistaken for a distant alien world, only to learn in a cruel, final twist that this planet is Earth after untold millennia—is similar to ''{{w\|Planet of the Apes (1968)\|Planet of the Apes}}''.
	* The panel in which Road Ranger first appears in robot mode homages ~~{{w\|~~Rob Liefeld}}'s [http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/04/13/swipe-file-that-captain-america-image-by-rob-liefeld/ infamously disproportionate art] of {{w\|Captain America}}, drawn as promotional material for ''{{w\|Heroes Reborn}}''.		* The panel in which Road Ranger first appears in robot mode homages [[Rob Liefeld]]'s [http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/04/13/swipe-file-that-captain-america-image-by-rob-liefeld/ infamously disproportionate art] of {{w\|Captain America}}, drawn as promotional material for ''{{w\|Heroes Reborn}}''.
	* The shot of Leader-1 standing on the Command Center while lightning flashes in the background, meanwhile, pays homage to {{w\|Frank Miller}}'s iconic cover for ''{{w\|The Dark Knight Returns}}'' #1.		* The shot of Leader-1 standing on the Command Center while lightning flashes in the background, meanwhile, pays homage to {{w\|Frank Miller}}'s iconic cover for ''{{w\|The Dark Knight Returns}}'' #1.
	* The electronic lock used to control access to the Command Center's brig is based off the classic 1978 ''{{w\|Simon (game)\|Simon}}'' toy.		* The electronic lock used to control access to the Command Center's brig is based off the classic 1978 ''{{w\|Simon (game)\|Simon}}'' toy.

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	[[File:GoBots3Throne.jpg\|200px\|thumb]]		[[File:GoBots3Throne.jpg\|200px\|thumb]]
	That night Leader-1 has a vision of his own, sparked by his encounter with Spay-C, where he is visited by [[Eno]], the dark angel. Though Eno mocks his recent tyranny, Eno shows him the way to the "Heart of Gobotron", the rocky world at the center of the planet where lies the only weapon capable of defeating Zod: the [[Lazer Lance]]. Spay-C mopes over his impending fate, and his own self-loathing for keeping the truth from his astronaut friends. When those astronauts arrive and successfully break him out of the brig, Spay-C is about to tell them what he knows but is interrupted when his jailers arrive. Spay-C overpowers [[Heat Seeker]] but his melee with Blaster is interrupted when Leader-1 arrives and tells him that he needs Spay-C as his words have inspired a visitation from Eno, and a clue to defeat Zod. Elsewhere on the planet Zod has fallen under the sway of [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], and now eagerly devours the innocent Go-Bots Cy-Kill throws to him. Leader-1 and his followers head out aboard a Command Center and while Spay-C ingratiates himself with the Go-Bot leader's followers, his crew discuss their strange situation, worried that the Go-Bot might have fallen under the sway of Leader-1. They wonder whether the Go-Bots have learned English by intercepting Earth television broadcasts and have other questions about their unwitting hosts. That night a pensive Leader-1 surveys the ramparts and spies an army: Cy-Kill and the Renegades, including Zod. Alarms are raised as the Guardians gear up for war, shutting the Command Center and slicing [[Twin Spin]] in half in the process. The Renegades are forced to scatter for cover as the ship blasts off but Leader-1 isn't the ''only'' Go-Bot with a spaceship, as the Renegades load Zod aboard [[Thruster]] and give chase.		That night Leader-1 has a vision of his own, sparked by his encounter with Spay-C, where he is visited by [[Eno]], the dark angel. Though Eno mocks his recent tyranny, Eno shows him the way to the "Heart of Gobotron", the rocky world at the center of the planet where lies the only weapon capable of defeating Zod: the [[Lazer Lance]]. Spay-C mopes over his impending fate, and his own self-loathing for keeping the truth from his astronaut friends. When those astronauts arrive and successfully break him out of the brig, Spay-C is about to tell them what he knows but is interrupted when his jailers arrive. Spay-C overpowers [[Heat Seeker (GoBots)\|Heat Seeker]] but his melee with Blaster is interrupted when Leader-1 arrives and tells him that he needs Spay-C as his words have inspired a visitation from Eno, and a clue to defeat Zod. Elsewhere on the planet Zod has fallen under the sway of [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], and now eagerly devours the innocent Go-Bots Cy-Kill throws to him. Leader-1 and his followers head out aboard a Command Center and while Spay-C ingratiates himself with the Go-Bot leader's followers, his crew discuss their strange situation, worried that the Go-Bot might have fallen under the sway of Leader-1. They wonder whether the Go-Bots have learned English by intercepting Earth television broadcasts and have other questions about their unwitting hosts. That night a pensive Leader-1 surveys the ramparts and spies an army: Cy-Kill and the Renegades, including Zod. Alarms are raised as the Guardians gear up for war, shutting the Command Center and slicing [[Twin Spin]] in half in the process. The Renegades are forced to scatter for cover as the ship blasts off but Leader-1 isn't the ''only'' Go-Bot with a spaceship, as the Renegades load Zod aboard [[Thruster]] and give chase.

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	* [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]] (12)		* [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]] (12)
	* [[Royal-T]] (13)		* [[Royal-T]] (13)
	* [[Heat Seeker]] (15)		* [[Heat Seeker (GoBots)\|Heat Seeker]] (15)
	* [[Blaster (GoBots)\|Blaster]] (16)		* [[Blaster (GoBots)\|Blaster]] (16)
	* [[Major Mo\|Major Domo]] (17)		* [[Major Mo\|Major Domo]] (17)