Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 29 - Revision history

Teletraan-X: Teletraan-X Text Replacement Alpha Trion/Shattered Glass => Alpha Trion#Shattered Glass

2025-06-29T05:01:31Z

Teletraan-X Text Replacement Alpha Trion/Shattered Glass => Alpha Trion#Shattered Glass

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	* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].		* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].
	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion/Shattered Glass\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion#Shattered Glass\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].

AzimuthAcolyte: Alpha Trion (SG) -> Alpha Trion/Shattered Glass update

2025-05-26T00:02:32Z

Alpha Trion (SG) -> Alpha Trion/Shattered Glass update

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	* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].		* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].
	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion ~~(SG)~~\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion/Shattered Glass\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].

CinaNuva: /* Notes */

2025-02-16T20:40:19Z

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	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].
	** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".		** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".
	** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".		** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".

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	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's ~~Oxidating Laser~~.		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].
	** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".		** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Notes */

2024-08-06T21:05:13Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Warpath's tech spec makes mention of [[Trypticon Prison]]; named after the ''Generation 1'' [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]] ~~city-bot~~, who would show up in some post-''Animated'' cartoon tie-in media.		* Warpath's tech spec makes mention of [[Trypticon Prison]]; named after the ''Generation 1'' cityformer [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], who would show up in some post-''Animated'' cartoon tie-in media.
	* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].		* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].
	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's Oxidating Laser.		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's Oxidating Laser.
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus' partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].
	** Cyclonus hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".		** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".
	** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".		** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".
	* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.		* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.

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2018-10-27T03:51:01Z

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	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe counterpart, Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's Oxidating Laser.		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's Oxidating Laser.
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus' partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus' partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].
	** Cyclonus hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references ~~their~~ positive-universe ~~countperart's rivalry~~ in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".		** Cyclonus hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".
	** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".		** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".
	* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.		* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.

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2018-10-27T03:35:11Z

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	==Contents==		==Contents==
	* On the cover: a parody of the poster for the movie "{{w\|Up (2009 film)\|Up}}" with [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]], a kiddie [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]], and a normal Kup all dangling from [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] on a [[Quintesson]]'s tentacle. It is simply too perfect for mortal eyes. (p. 1)		* On the cover: a parody of the poster for the movie ''{{w\|Up (2009 film)\|Up}}'' with [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]], a kiddie [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]], and a normal Kup all dangling from [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] on a [[Quintesson]]'s tentacle. It is simply too perfect for mortal eyes. (p. 1)
	* Inside cover: "Brian's Bytes and Bolts", "From the Editor's Desk" (p. 2)		* Inside cover: "Brian's Bytes and Bolts", "From the Editor's Desk" (p. 2)
	* ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' "Defense And Security" [[Tech Spec]]s: (p. 3)		* ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' "Defense And Security" [[Tech Spec]]s: (p. 3)

Cyberlink420 at 12:21, 12 September 2018

2018-09-12T12:21:52Z

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	==Contents==		==Contents==
	* On the cover: a parody of the poster for the movie "~~[[wikipedia:~~Up (2009 film)\|Up]]" with [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]], a kiddie [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]], and a normal Kup all dangling from [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] on a [[Quintesson]]'s tentacle. It is simply too perfect for mortal eyes. (p. 1)		* On the cover: a parody of the poster for the movie "{{w\|Up (2009 film)\|Up}}" with [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]], a kiddie [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]], and a normal Kup all dangling from [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] on a [[Quintesson]]'s tentacle. It is simply too perfect for mortal eyes. (p. 1)
	* Inside cover: "Brian's Bytes and Bolts", "From the Editor's Desk" (p. 2)		* Inside cover: "Brian's Bytes and Bolts", "From the Editor's Desk" (p. 2)
	* ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' "Defense And Security" [[Tech Spec]]s: (p. 3)		* ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' "Defense And Security" [[Tech Spec]]s: (p. 3)

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2018-03-28T01:02:07Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			* Warpath's tech spec makes mention of [[Trypticon Prison]]; named after the ''Generation 1'' [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]] city-bot, who would show up in some post-''Animated'' cartoon tie-in media.
			* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].
			** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
			* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].
			** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe counterpart, Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's Oxidating Laser.
			** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus' partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].
			** Cyclonus hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references their positive-universe countperart's rivalry in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".
			** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".
	* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.		* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.
	* In the profile for ''SG'' Cyclonus, "imminent" is misspelled.		* In the profile for ''SG'' Cyclonus, "imminent" is misspelled.

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The Wadapan at 14:47, 23 February 2018

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	\|caption=Best cover of all time. Period. We're sorry we made fun of all those other covers. This is ''it.'' IDW ~~can~~ close up shop. Fun Publications can lose the license ~~for all~~ it ~~counts~~. Fire all the artists. Art is dead and this cover killed it. Just re-release this issue every couple of months. Heck, just mail out the cover on its own. Wallpaper a room with 'em. Come election year, wander around town stuffing them in letterboxes. Load them into shuttles and launch them into space, so that aliens' first contact with our culture can be through this glorious image. Here before you is proof that God exists, and he has manifested himself in the form of whoever created this masterpiece. If you think it sounds like we're exaggerating our feelings about this cover for comedic effect, then clearly you need to buy some glasses and take a good long look at yourself followed by a longer look at this cover. The entirety of human history has led to this moment. All we're saying is that it can only go ''KDOWN'' from here.		\|caption=Best cover of all time. Period. We're sorry we made fun of all those other covers. This is ''it.'' IDW may as well close up shop. Fun Publications can lose the license and it won't even matter. Fire all the artists. Art is dead and this cover killed it. Just re-release this issue every couple of months. Heck, just mail out the cover on its own. Wallpaper a room with 'em. Come election year, wander around town stuffing them in letterboxes. Load them into shuttles and launch them into space, so that aliens' first contact with our culture can be through this glorious image. Here before you is proof that God exists, and he has manifested himself in the form of whoever created this masterpiece. If you think it sounds like we're exaggerating our feelings about this cover for comedic effect, then clearly you need to buy some glasses and take a good long look at yourself followed by a longer look at this cover. The entirety of human history has led to this moment. All we're saying is that it can only go ''KDOWN'' from here.
	\|publisher=[[Fun Publications]]		\|publisher=[[Fun Publications]]
	\|date=early October 2009		\|date=early October 2009
	\|coverdate=Oct-Nov~~. 2009~~		\|coverdate=Oct/Nov 09
	}}		}}
	'''2010 PREVIEW!'''		'''2010 PREVIEW!'''
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	==Contents==		==Contents==
	*''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' "Defense And Security" [[Tech Spec]]s: (~~page~~ 3)		* On the cover: a parody of the poster for the movie "[[wikipedia:Up (2009 film)\|Up]]" with [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]], a kiddie [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]], and a normal Kup all dangling from [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] on a [[Quintesson]]'s tentacle. It is simply too perfect for mortal eyes. (p. 1)
	**[[Seaspray (Animated)\|Seaspray]]		* Inside cover: "Brian's Bytes and Bolts", "From the Editor's Desk" (p. 2)
	**[[Warpath (Animated)\|Warpath]]		* ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]]'' "Defense And Security" [[Tech Spec]]s: (p. 3)
	*"The Movies That Made the Transformers" by Pete Sinclair and Jesse Wittenrich, an editorial about the original [[The Transformers: The Movie\|'86 movie]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|'07 movie]] and the differences in fan reactions (~~pages~~ 3 ~~and~~ 7)		** [[Seaspray (Animated)\|Seaspray]]
	*"Wow! 2010 Preview!" pictures of upcoming ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (franchise)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' figures: Deluxe [[Dirge (~~ROTF~~)\|Dirge]] and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], [[Legends Class\|Legends]] [[Soundwave (ROTF)\|Soundwave]] and [[Wheelie (ROTF)\|Wheelie]], Voyager [[Bludgeon (ROTF)\|Bludgeon]], and [[Human Alliance]] [[Barricade (Movie)\|Barricade]] (Sadly not a single Kup is present.) (~~pages~~ 4-6)		** [[Warpath (Animated)\|Warpath]]
	*Bios in the style of ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'':		* "The Movies That Made the Transformers" by Pete Sinclair and Jesse Wittenrich, an editorial about the original [[The Transformers: The Movie\|'86 movie]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|'07 movie]] and the differences in fan reactions (pp. 3 & 7)
	**''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\| Shattered Glass]]'' [[Heatwave (Timelines)\|Heatwave]] (~~page~~ 8)		* "Wow! 2010 Preview!" pictures of upcoming ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (franchise)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' figures: [[Size class\|Deluxe Class]] [[Dirge (Movie)\|Dirge]] and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], [[Legends Class (2005)\|Legends Class]] [[Soundwave (ROTF)\|Soundwave]] and [[Wheelie (ROTF)\|Wheelie]], Voyager Class [[Bludgeon (ROTF)\|Bludgeon]], and [[Human Alliance]] [[Barricade (Movie)\|Barricade]] (Sadly not a single Kup is present.) (pp. 4-6)
	**''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\| Shattered Glass]]'' [[Cyclonus (SG)\|Cyclonus]] (~~page~~ 9)		* Bios in the style of ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'':
	*"[[Reunification: Part 5]]" comic (~~pages~~ 10-15)		** ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\| Shattered Glass]]'' [[Heatwave (Timelines)\|Heatwave]] (p. 8)
	*"The Back Cover..." (~~page~~ 16)		** ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\| Shattered Glass]]'' [[Cyclonus (SG)\|Cyclonus]] (p. 9)
	**"[[Around Cybertron]]"		* "[[Reunification: Part 5]]" - comic story (pp. 10-15)
	**"Rob's Hot Pick! [[Skids (ROTF)\|Made phresh]] [[Mudflap (ROTF)\|just for you!]]"		* "The Back Cover..." (p. 16)
	**"[[Mini Mayhem!]]"		** ''[[Around Cybertron]]''
			** "Rob's Hot Pick! [[Skids (ROTF)\|Made phresh]] [[Mudflap (ROTF)\|just for you!]]"
			** ''[[Mini Mayhem!]]''

	==~~Items of note~~==		==Notes==
	*This issue's cover features a parody of the poster for the movie "[[wikipedia:Up (2009 film)\|Up]]" with [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]], [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]], a kiddie [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]], and a normal Kup. It is simply too perfect for mortal eyes.		* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.
	*The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying "''Shattered Glass''" has been added across the corner of each.		* In the profile for ''SG'' Cyclonus, "imminent" is misspelled.
	*In the profile for ''SG'' Cyclonus, "imminent" is misspelled.

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	* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].		* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].
	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion/Shattered Glass\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion#Shattered Glass\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].

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	* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].		* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].
	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion ~~(SG)~~\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion/Shattered Glass\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].

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	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'' universe, Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].
	** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".		** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".
	** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".		** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".

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	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's ~~Oxidating Laser~~.		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's [[oxidating laser]].
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].
	** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".		** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Warpath's tech spec makes mention of [[Trypticon Prison]]; named after the ''Generation 1'' [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]] ~~city-bot~~, who would show up in some post-''Animated'' cartoon tie-in media.		* Warpath's tech spec makes mention of [[Trypticon Prison]]; named after the ''Generation 1'' cityformer [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], who would show up in some post-''Animated'' cartoon tie-in media.
	* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].		* Characters mentioned in Heatwave's profile include: [[Megatron (SG)\|Megatron]].
	** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.		** As noted in "[[Eye in the Sky]]", Heatwave's alternate mode is a [[Stompbox Mobile Missile Deployer]], named after the {{w\|They Might Be Giants}} song.
	* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].		* Characters mentioned in Cyclonus profile include: [[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Krunix (SG)\|Krunix]], and [[Alpha Trion (SG)\|Alpha Trion]].
	** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's Oxidating Laser.		** Unlike his extremely loyal positive-universe [[Cyclonus (G1)\|counterpart]], Cyclonus has no real sense of allegiance to any side. His oxygen inhibitor beam inverts his counterpart's Oxidating Laser.
	** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus' partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].		** As there is already a [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]] in the ''Shattered Glass'', Cyclonus's partner is known as Krunix, referencing to the change made to the UK release of the Marvel ''Headmasters'' comic, where a giant [[Nightstick (G1)\|Nightstick]] drawn in place of [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] was renamed [[Krunix (G1)\|Krunix]].
	** Cyclonus hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".		** Cyclonus's hatred of Ultra Magnus likely references the rivalry of his and Magnus' positive universe [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|counterparts]] in season 3 of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon. Ultra Magnus's coup has been referred to several times at this point; Magnus is revealed to have been imprisoned after it failed on the prison planet [[Paradron]], its counterpart being a planet of peace introduced in ''Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]".
	** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".		** Cyclonus is powered by an [[Exponential Generator]], a piece of technology from ''Transformers'' episode "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)\|Countdown to Extinction]]".
	* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.		* The number of profiles drops back down to just two with this issue. On the other hand, a tiny banner saying ''"Shattered Glass"'' has been added across the corner of each.