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	'''1. According to a series of [[TakaraTomy]]-authorized illustrated text stories that ran in the Japanese "[[Figure Ō\|Figure King]]" magazine, there is an Ancient Transformer named "[[Logos Prime]]" who possesses extraordinary power over space and time. Within these stories, [[Vector Prime]] appears and recognizes Logos Prime as one of his kindred<ref>Vector Prime: "Though you may change your name and shape, you cannot deceive those who watch over space and time. I recognized you as one of our own: an Ancient!"</ref>, despite Logos Prime being in the form of the "Galaxy Force" Soundblaster figure. Moreover, the silhouetted image of the [[Thirteen\|Thirteen original Transformers]] produced for TakaraTomy's [[World of Transformers]] web site (written by [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]], author of the text stories that ran in "Figure King") includes a shadowed figure resembling Soundblaster/Logos Prime.'''		'''1. According to a series of [[TakaraTomy]]-authorized illustrated text stories that ran in the Japanese "[[Figure Ō\|Figure King]]" magazine, there is an Ancient Transformer named "[[Logos Prime]]" who possesses extraordinary power over space and time. Within these stories, [[Vector Prime]] appears and recognizes Logos Prime as one of his kindred<ref>Vector Prime: "Though you may change your name and shape, you cannot deceive those who watch over space and time. I recognized you as one of our own: an Ancient!"</ref>, despite Logos Prime being in the form of the "Galaxy Force" Soundblaster figure. Moreover, the silhouetted image of the [[Thirteen\|Thirteen original Transformers]] produced for TakaraTomy's [[World of the Transformers]] web site (written by [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]], author of the text stories that ran in "Figure King") includes a shadowed figure resembling Soundblaster/Logos Prime.'''

	'''Thus: is Logos Prime as one of the Thirteen Original Transformers?'''		'''Thus: is Logos Prime as one of the Thirteen Original Transformers?'''


	:''Logos Prime is an ancient Transformer introduced to the Japanese audience by Takara Tomy for their market. We at Hasbro have a plan for the 13 and an outline on how to deliver that story. At times it can be very difficult to rectify what has come before with what our future plans are so we're leaving this answer vague for a reason! We will begin to unravel this story in the upcoming novel [[Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus]] based on the [[Transformers: War for Cybertron\|War for Cybertron]] video game. ''		:''Logos Prime is an ancient Transformer introduced to the Japanese audience by Takara Tomy for their market. We at Hasbro have a plan for the 13 and an outline on how to deliver that story. At times it can be very difficult to rectify what has come before with what our future plans are so we're leaving this answer vague for a reason! We will begin to unravel this story in the upcoming novel [[Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus]] based on the [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (games)\|War for Cybertron]] video game. ''



	'''2. The July 2003 issue of the magazine ''NewType USA'' contained an article on the then-upcoming ''[[Armada (cartoon)\|Armada]]'' series, and featured an interview with the Japanese director of ''Armada'', one [[Hidehito Ueda]]. According to the preamble of the interview, and we quote:'''		'''2. The July 2003 issue of the magazine ''NewType USA'' contained an article on the then-upcoming ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|Armada]]'' series, and featured an interview with the Japanese director of ''Armada'', one [[Hidehito Ueda]]. According to the preamble of the interview, and we quote:'''

	::'''''"In the beginning, ''Transformers Armada'' was planned as a sequel to ''[[The Rebirth]]'', the last three-part Transformers episode shown in America featuring the Autobots and Decepticons, but later, partially because of Hasbro, it was produced as a completely new series."'''''		::'''''"In the beginning, ''Transformers Armada'' was planned as a sequel to ''[[The Rebirth]]'', the last three-part Transformers episode shown in America featuring the Autobots and Decepticons, but later, partially because of Hasbro, it was produced as a completely new series."'''''

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	'''1. According to a series of [[TakaraTomy]]-authorized illustrated text stories that ran in the Japanese "[[Figure Ō\|Figure King]]" magazine, there is an Ancient Transformer named "[[Logos Prime]]" who possesses extraordinary power over space and time. Within these stories, [[Vector Prime]] appears and recognizes Logos Prime as one of his kindred<ref>Vector Prime: "Though you may change your name and shape, you cannot deceive those who watch over space and time. I recognized you as one of our own: an Ancient!"</ref>, despite Logos Prime being in the form of the "Galaxy Force" Soundblaster figure. Moreover, the silhouetted image of the [[Thirteen original Transformers]] produced for TakaraTomy's [[World of Transformers]] web site (written by [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]], author of the text stories that ran in "Figure King") includes a shadowed figure resembling Soundblaster/Logos Prime.'''		'''1. According to a series of [[TakaraTomy]]-authorized illustrated text stories that ran in the Japanese "[[Figure Ō\|Figure King]]" magazine, there is an Ancient Transformer named "[[Logos Prime]]" who possesses extraordinary power over space and time. Within these stories, [[Vector Prime]] appears and recognizes Logos Prime as one of his kindred<ref>Vector Prime: "Though you may change your name and shape, you cannot deceive those who watch over space and time. I recognized you as one of our own: an Ancient!"</ref>, despite Logos Prime being in the form of the "Galaxy Force" Soundblaster figure. Moreover, the silhouetted image of the [[Thirteen\|Thirteen original Transformers]] produced for TakaraTomy's [[World of Transformers]] web site (written by [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]], author of the text stories that ran in "Figure King") includes a shadowed figure resembling Soundblaster/Logos Prime.'''

	'''Thus: is Logos Prime as one of the Thirteen Original Transformers?'''		'''Thus: is Logos Prime as one of the Thirteen Original Transformers?'''

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	:''Logos Prime is an ancient Transformer introduced to the Japanese audience by Takara Tomy for their market. We at Hasbro have a plan for the 13 and an outline on how to deliver that story. At times it can be very difficult to rectify what has come before with what our future plans are so we're leaving this answer vague for a reason! We will begin to unravel this story in the upcoming novel [[Exodus~~: The Official History of the War for Cybertron~~\|Exodus]] based on the [[Transformers: War for Cybertron\|War for Cybertron]] video game. ''		:''Logos Prime is an ancient Transformer introduced to the Japanese audience by Takara Tomy for their market. We at Hasbro have a plan for the 13 and an outline on how to deliver that story. At times it can be very difficult to rectify what has come before with what our future plans are so we're leaving this answer vague for a reason! We will begin to unravel this story in the upcoming novel [[Transformers: Exodus\|Exodus]] based on the [[Transformers: War for Cybertron\|War for Cybertron]] video game. ''

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	'''1. According to a series of [[TakaraTomy]]-authorized illustrated text stories that ran in the Japanese "Figure King" magazine, there is an Ancient Transformer named "[[Logos Prime]]" who possesses extraordinary power over space and time. Within these stories, [[Vector Prime]] appears and recognizes Logos Prime as one of his kindred<ref>Vector Prime: "Though you may change your name and shape, you cannot deceive those who watch over space and time. I recognized you as one of our own: an Ancient!"</ref>, despite Logos Prime being in the form of the "Galaxy Force" Soundblaster figure. Moreover, the silhouetted image of the [[Thirteen original Transformers]] produced for TakaraTomy's [[World of Transformers]] web site (written by [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]], author of the text stories that ran in "Figure King") includes a shadowed figure resembling Soundblaster/Logos Prime.'''		'''1. According to a series of [[TakaraTomy]]-authorized illustrated text stories that ran in the Japanese "[[Figure Ō\|Figure King]]" magazine, there is an Ancient Transformer named "[[Logos Prime]]" who possesses extraordinary power over space and time. Within these stories, [[Vector Prime]] appears and recognizes Logos Prime as one of his kindred<ref>Vector Prime: "Though you may change your name and shape, you cannot deceive those who watch over space and time. I recognized you as one of our own: an Ancient!"</ref>, despite Logos Prime being in the form of the "Galaxy Force" Soundblaster figure. Moreover, the silhouetted image of the [[Thirteen original Transformers]] produced for TakaraTomy's [[World of Transformers]] web site (written by [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]], author of the text stories that ran in "Figure King") includes a shadowed figure resembling Soundblaster/Logos Prime.'''

	'''Thus: is Logos Prime as one of the Thirteen Original Transformers?'''		'''Thus: is Logos Prime as one of the Thirteen Original Transformers?'''

Monzo at 00:40, 11 June 2010

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	:''Logos Prime is an ancient Transformer introduced to the Japanese audience by Takara Tomy for their market. We at Hasbro have a plan for the 13 and an outline on how to deliver that story. At times it can be very difficult to rectify what has come before with what our future plans are so we're leaving this answer vague for a reason! We will begin to unravel this story in the upcoming novel [[Exodus]] based on the [[War for Cybertron]] video game. ''		:''Logos Prime is an ancient Transformer introduced to the Japanese audience by Takara Tomy for their market. We at Hasbro have a plan for the 13 and an outline on how to deliver that story. At times it can be very difficult to rectify what has come before with what our future plans are so we're leaving this answer vague for a reason! We will begin to unravel this story in the upcoming novel [[Exodus: The Official History of the War for Cybertron\|Exodus]] based on the [[Transformers: War for Cybertron\|War for Cybertron]] video game. ''

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'''1. According to a series of [[TakaraTomy]]-authorized illustrated text stories that ran in the Japanese "Figure King" magazine, there is an Ancient Transformer named "[[Logos Prime]]" who possesses extraordinary power over space and time. Within these stories, [[Vector Prime]] appears and recognizes Logos Prime as one of his kindred<ref>Vector Prime: "Though you may change your name and shape, you cannot deceive those who watch over space and time. I recognized you as one of our own: an Ancient!"</ref>, despite Logos Prime being in the form of the "Galaxy Force" Soundblaster figure. Moreover, the silhouetted image of the [[Thirteen original Transformers]] produced for TakaraTomy's [[World of Transformers]] web site (written by [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]], author of the text stories that ran in "Figure King") includes a shadowed figure resembling Soundblaster/Logos Prime.'''

'''Thus: is Logos Prime as one of the Thirteen Original Transformers?'''

:''Logos Prime is an ancient Transformer introduced to the Japanese audience by Takara Tomy for their market. We at Hasbro have a plan for the 13 and an outline on how to deliver that story. At times it can be very difficult to rectify what has come before with what our future plans are so we're leaving this answer vague for a reason! We will begin to unravel this story in the upcoming novel [[Exodus]] based on the [[War for Cybertron]] video game. ''

'''2. The July 2003 issue of the magazine ''NewType USA'' contained an article on the then-upcoming ''[[Armada (cartoon)|Armada]]'' series, and featured an interview with the Japanese director of ''Armada'', one [[Hidehito Ueda]]. According to the preamble of the interview, and we quote:'''

::'''''"In the beginning, ''Transformers Armada'' was planned as a sequel to ''[[The Rebirth]]'', the last three-part Transformers episode shown in America featuring the Autobots and Decepticons, but later, partially because of Hasbro, it was produced as a completely new series."'''''

'''Is this statement true? Was ''Armada'' originally conceived as a follow-up to [[The Transformers (cartoon)|the original Transformers cartoon?]]'''

:''It's been busy around Cybertron lately...we have not been able to get a final answer for you on this question. Please resubmit this question in the next Q&A and we will address it then. Thanks for the patience.''

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