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Catgirl: Solarbot -> Solarbot (individual) update

2025-10-19T07:18:00Z

Solarbot -> Solarbot (individual) update

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	With [[Path Finder]], [[Bad Boy]], and [[Man-O-War]] having gone the aerial route to the Autobot [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base in [[Oregon]], the rest of the [[GoBot]]s take their time traveling the roads of this strange new world, hoping to arrive by the next day. [[Small Foot]] is, for the first time in a while, optimistic about their mission. [[Road Ranger]], meanwhile, complains about having to carry around the tarp-covered [[Treds]] on a trailer they've found, since the heavy [[Guardian (GoBots)\|Guardian]]'s alternate mode would raise suspicion. [[Rest-Q (GoBots)\|Rest-Q]] suggests that they stop for the night and get some rest, and Road Ranger, feeling inexplicably tired, agrees. Finding a patch of farmland, the GoBots position themselves behind a barn so that they can initiate auto-repairs and get some rest. Small Foot admires the natural beauty of the planet, so far removed from what [[Gobotron\|GoBotron]] has become, and Road Ranger agrees, feeling much closer to humanity than the Transformers they've disguised themselves as. However, when he begins drifting off mid-sentence, Rest-Q performs a quick diagnostic check on him, finding that Road Ranger's fuel tank had been punctured at some point on the road. Using his special regenerative abilities, Rest-Q accelerates Road Ranger's auto-repair, and tells him to take it easy. All the while, the group's sole [[Renegade]], [[BuggyMan\|Buggyman]], stares off at a forest in the distance, and waits for the others to fall asleep. However, even Buggyman is unaware that they're being watched by one who is about to make contact with his "targets"...		With [[Path Finder]], [[Bad Boy]], and [[Man-O-War]] having gone the aerial route to the Autobot [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base in [[Oregon]], the rest of the [[GoBot]]s take their time traveling the roads of this strange new world, hoping to arrive by the next day. [[Small Foot]] is, for the first time in a while, optimistic about their mission. [[Road Ranger]], meanwhile, complains about having to carry around the tarp-covered [[Treds]] on a trailer they've found, since the heavy [[Guardian (GoBots)\|Guardian]]'s alternate mode would raise suspicion. [[Rest-Q (GoBots)\|Rest-Q]] suggests that they stop for the night and get some rest, and Road Ranger, feeling inexplicably tired, agrees. Finding a patch of farmland, the GoBots position themselves behind a barn so that they can initiate auto-repairs and get some rest. Small Foot admires the natural beauty of the planet, so far removed from what [[Gobotron\|GoBotron]] has become, and Road Ranger agrees, feeling much closer to humanity than the Transformers they've disguised themselves as. However, when he begins drifting off mid-sentence, Rest-Q performs a quick diagnostic check on him, finding that Road Ranger's fuel tank had been punctured at some point on the road. Using his special regenerative abilities, Rest-Q accelerates Road Ranger's auto-repair, and tells him to take it easy. All the while, the group's sole [[Renegade]], [[BuggyMan\|Buggyman]], stares off at a forest in the distance, and waits for the others to fall asleep. However, even Buggyman is unaware that they're being watched by one who is about to make contact with his "targets"...

	Asleep, Small Foot finds herself in a dream, floating in front of a dark abyss, an [[Unicron\|unknown entity]] full of malice and hunger. Small Foot sees her friends, familiar yet in new forms, being sucked in by the dark entity, including the man who inspired her to become a Guardian, [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]]. Small Foot tries to call out to Leader-1, but her voice is drowned out by distortion, as the entity makes a massive smile at her despair. Waking up from her nightmare, Small Foot is relieved to see that the others are okay...but then notices that Buggyman has wondered off. Small Foot follows his tire tracks, suspicious of the Renegade, but finds something else instead: a strange yet familiar [[Solarbot\|ball of light]], which greets her, so different from the evil entity from her nightmare. Despite not knowing what the light is, she feels reassured as he explains that he has been searching for her and her friends, also on a journey to save his friends. Merging with her, the light shows her his home: inside a star, where he and his fellow beings of light shared a consciousness, having evolved from their [[Transformer]] ancestors into a peaceful society...one that has now grown dark, threatened by the darkness of the same entity Small Foot has seen, threatening their extinction. Small Foot wakes up at the camp once more, seemingly having had yet another dream...and yet, it still feels so real.		Asleep, Small Foot finds herself in a dream, floating in front of a dark abyss, an [[Unicron\|unknown entity]] full of malice and hunger. Small Foot sees her friends, familiar yet in new forms, being sucked in by the dark entity, including the man who inspired her to become a Guardian, [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]]. Small Foot tries to call out to Leader-1, but her voice is drowned out by distortion, as the entity makes a massive smile at her despair. Waking up from her nightmare, Small Foot is relieved to see that the others are okay...but then notices that Buggyman has wondered off. Small Foot follows his tire tracks, suspicious of the Renegade, but finds something else instead: a strange yet familiar [[Solarbot (individual)\|ball of light]], which greets her, so different from the evil entity from her nightmare. Despite not knowing what the light is, she feels reassured as he explains that he has been searching for her and her friends, also on a journey to save his friends. Merging with her, the light shows her his home: inside a star, where he and his fellow beings of light shared a consciousness, having evolved from their [[Transformer]] ancestors into a peaceful society...one that has now grown dark, threatened by the darkness of the same entity Small Foot has seen, threatening their extinction. Small Foot wakes up at the camp once more, seemingly having had yet another dream...and yet, it still feels so real.

	Several miles away, Buggyman has found what he is looking for: a patch of land where the metallic content of the soil is enough to amplify R-Navi's transmission, reporting to his secret commander: [[Zero]], the once and future leader of the Renegades. Having sabotaged Road Ranger's accident earlier, Buggyman drops his creepy act, and informs Zero that their [[Skyklik\|sleeper agent]] is already in place, ready to eliminate the Autobots and take the Ironworks base for them. Buggyman tells his commander that everything is going to plan; the others suspect nothing, and he has evaluated their strengths and weaknesses. Zero informs his underling that, should he and the others fail to complete their mission in the next three days, he will be joining him on this Earth. Buggyman promises him that he will be ready for the purge, promising that the Renegade legacy will live on even without GoBotron.		Several miles away, Buggyman has found what he is looking for: a patch of land where the metallic content of the soil is enough to amplify R-Navi's transmission, reporting to his secret commander: [[Zero]], the once and future leader of the Renegades. Having sabotaged Road Ranger's accident earlier, Buggyman drops his creepy act, and informs Zero that their [[Skyklik\|sleeper agent]] is already in place, ready to eliminate the Autobots and take the Ironworks base for them. Buggyman tells his commander that everything is going to plan; the others suspect nothing, and he has evaluated their strengths and weaknesses. Zero informs his underling that, should he and the others fail to complete their mission in the next three days, he will be joining him on this Earth. Buggyman promises him that he will be ready for the purge, promising that the Renegade legacy will live on even without GoBotron.
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	*''[[Unicron]]'' (6)		*''[[Unicron]]'' (6)
	*[[Solarbot]] (8)		*[[Solarbot (individual)\|Solarbot]] (8)
	}}		}}

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

2025-10-06T09:54:12Z

Transformers references

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	* Zero's "Super Voyager" body is based on the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)\|Generation 2]]'' [[Rotor Force]] Decepticon propeller plane [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]], albeit with his arms modified to give him claw hands. The "Super Voyager" name is derived from three sources: the large {{gb\|Super GoBots}} from the ''GoBots'' toyline; the larger Voyager [[size class]] seen in modern ''Transformers'' toylines; and "[[Super Voyager]]", the second opening theme for the ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars II]]'' cartooon.		* Zero's "Super Voyager" body is based on the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)\|Generation 2]]'' [[Rotor Force]] Decepticon propeller plane [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]], albeit with his arms modified to give him claw hands. The "Super Voyager" name is derived from three sources: the large {{gb\|Super GoBots}} from the ''GoBots'' toyline; the larger Voyager [[size class]] seen in modern ''Transformers'' toylines; and "[[Super Voyager]]", the second opening theme for the ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars II]]'' cartooon.
	* Buggyman plans to eliminate the others with his [[turboworm]]s poison; turboworms were originally mentioned in issue [[King of the Hill!\|#27]] of the Marvel ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.		* Buggyman plans to eliminate the others with his [[turboworm]]s poison; turboworms were originally mentioned in issue [[King of the Hill!\|#27]] of the Marvel ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.
	* Road Ranger figures that Tracks is just an Earth vehicle with a case of "road rage,"; ''Shattered Glass'' Tracks' colors are based his [[Tracks (G1)\|positive-universe counterpart]]'s toy's original ''[[Diaclone]]'' release in red, which would be used by [[e-HOBBY]] in 2002 to create the character [[Road Rage (G1)\|Road Rage]].		* Road Ranger figures that Tracks is just an Earth vehicle with a case of "road rage"; ''Shattered Glass'' Tracks' colors are based his [[Tracks (G1)\|positive-universe counterpart]]'s toy's original ''[[Diaclone]]'' release in red, which would be used by [[e-HOBBY]] in 2002 to create the character [[Road Rage (G1)\|Road Rage]].
	* When examining the remains of Nebulon, Rest-Q points out that "he's" just a gun, at first calling him a "Gregevor" thanks to his foreign vocoder syndrome. Gregevor was the romanized English name put on the packaging for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)\|Adventure]]'' [[Greejeeber]] toy.		* When examining the remains of Nebulon, Rest-Q points out that "he's" just a gun, at first calling him a "Gregevor" thanks to his foreign vocoder syndrome. Gregevor was the romanized English name put on the packaging for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)\|Adventure]]'' [[Greejeeber]] toy.

Ookalf: /* Notes */

2024-12-19T21:53:31Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Characters mentioned but not seen include: [[Path Finder]], the [[Skyklik\|sleeper/fly]], the [[Metalhawk (G1)\|hawk]], [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], [[Bad Boy]], [[Man-O-War]], [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]], ''Classics'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Tic-Tac]], the components of [[Puzzler]], ''Shattered Glass'' [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Optimus Prime]], ''Classics'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], the [[Last Engineer\|Engineer]], and [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]].		* Characters mentioned but not seen include: [[Path Finder]], the [[Skyklik\|sleeper/fly]], the [[Metalhawk (G1)\|hawk]], [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], [[Bad Boy]], [[Man-O-War]], [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]], ''Classics'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Tic Tac\|Tic-Tac]], the components of [[Puzzler]], ''Shattered Glass'' [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Optimus Prime]], ''Classics'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], the [[Last Engineer\|Engineer]], and [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]].
	* Characters who appear only in illustration include: [[Hans-Cuff]], [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]], [[Flip Top]], and [[Staks]].		* Characters who appear only in illustration include: [[Hans-Cuff]], [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]], [[Flip Top]], and [[Staks]].

The Wadapan at 20:53, 10 February 2024

2024-02-10T20:53:09Z

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* On the cover illustration, ''Transformers''-ized version of Leader-1, Turbo, Scooter, Hans-Cuff, Staks, and Flip Top are seen, part of Small Foot's Dream. All of them are "virtual ~~redecoes~~" of molds from the ''[[Combiner Wars (toyline)\|Combiner Wars]]'' toyline, including:		* On the cover illustration, ''Transformers''-ized version of Leader-1, Turbo, Scooter, Hans-Cuff, Staks, and Flip Top are seen, part of Small Foot's Dream. All of them are [[Redeco#"Virtual" redecos\|"virtual" redeco]]s of molds from the ''[[Combiner Wars (toyline)\|Combiner Wars]]'' toyline, including:
	** Leader-1 uses the body of fellow F-15 Eagle ''Combiner Wars'' [[Air Raid (G1)\|Air Raid]], while using the head of ''Combiner Wars'' [[Slingshot (G1)\|Quickslinger]], whose goggle-shaped visors are used to create Leader-1's orange "domino mask."		** Leader-1 uses the body of fellow F-15 Eagle ''Combiner Wars'' [[Air Raid (G1)\|Air Raid]], while using the head of ''Combiner Wars'' [[Slingshot (G1)\|Quickslinger]], whose goggle-shaped visors are used to create Leader-1's orange "domino mask."
	** Turbo is based on ''Combiner Wars'' [[Breakdown (G1)\|Breakdown]].		** Turbo is based on ''Combiner Wars'' [[Breakdown (G1)\|Breakdown]].

Saix: clean up, replaced: ''Ask Vector Prime'' → Ask Vector Prime, typos fixed: isn’t → isn't, That’s → That's, It’s → It's, they’re → they're (2)

2023-04-25T03:46:59Z

clean up, replaced: ''Ask Vector Prime'' → Ask Vector Prime, typos fixed: isn’t → isn't, That’s → That's, It’s → It's, they’re → they're (2)

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	==Quotes==		==Quotes==
	“Let me tell you, Stepper, what it means to ‘be a man.’ ~~It’s~~ a human expression. I’ve spent some time with humans and ~~they’re~~ courageous. ~~They’re~~ capable of compassion, even to opponents. What ~~isn’t~~ a man is a dirty killer who revels in unprovoked violence. ~~That’s~~ what you are and you make me sick.”		“Let me tell you, Stepper, what it means to ‘be a man.’ It's a human expression. I’ve spent some time with humans and they're courageous. They're capable of compassion, even to opponents. What isn't a man is a dirty killer who revels in unprovoked violence. That's what you are and you make me sick.”
	:—'''Road Ranger''' giving a good 'reason you suck' speech.		:—'''Road Ranger''' giving a good 'reason you suck' speech.

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	* Obviously, the entity that Small Foot sees in her nightmare is Unicron, whom she and the other GoBots do not know about, hence her inability to identify him.		* Obviously, the entity that Small Foot sees in her nightmare is Unicron, whom she and the other GoBots do not know about, hence her inability to identify him.
	* In Small Foot's nightmare, her friends are in different, new bodies; these bodies are Transformer designs taken on by the GoBots during the [[Diaspora]] from their home universe, as established in ''[[Ask Vector Prime]]'' and ''[[Beast Wars: Uprising]]'', having since decided to evacuate after last chapter.		* In Small Foot's nightmare, her friends are in different, new bodies; these bodies are Transformer designs taken on by the GoBots during the [[Diaspora]] from their home universe, as established in [[Ask Vector Prime]] and ''[[Beast Wars: Uprising]]'', having since decided to evacuate after last chapter.
	* Solarbot's backstory was given in both "[[Solar Requiem]]" and his toy's tech specs, where it was established he was from a race of Solarbots, beings who evolved from the Transformers to live in the suns of the [[Mirtonian constellation]], only for them to slowly grow dark. To stop this, Solarbot was sent to search for a way to save his people and his home. This is the first indication that Unicron has anything to do with their stars going dim.		* Solarbot's backstory was given in both "[[Solar Requiem]]" and his toy's tech specs, where it was established he was from a race of Solarbots, beings who evolved from the Transformers to live in the suns of the [[Mirtonian constellation]], only for them to slowly grow dark. To stop this, Solarbot was sent to search for a way to save his people and his home. This is the first indication that Unicron has anything to do with their stars going dim.
	* Buggyman's sleeper agent is poised to "eliminate the hawk," referring to ''Classics'' Autobot commander Metalhawk, who, like the Ironworks base and the rest of the "Classicsverse" Earth, was transported to the "Shatteredverse" in "[[Invasion (issue)\|Invasion]]".		* Buggyman's sleeper agent is poised to "eliminate the hawk," referring to ''Classics'' Autobot commander Metalhawk, who, like the Ironworks base and the rest of the "Classicsverse" Earth, was transported to the "Shatteredverse" in "[[Invasion (issue)\|Invasion]]".

Abates: /* External links */

2022-06-30T02:54:55Z

External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[~~http~~://www.transformersclub.com/prose/noon.pdf ''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' Chapter 2: "High Noon"] at The Official Transformers Collectors' Club		*[https://www.transformersclub.com/prose/noon.pdf ''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' Chapter 2: "High Noon"] at The Official Transformers Collectors' Club

	[[Category:GoBots media]]		[[Category:GoBots media]]
	[[Category:Shattered Glass media]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass media]]
	[[Category:Timelines text stories]]		[[Category:Timelines text stories]]

Saix: /* Notes */clean up, replaced: Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1)

2021-09-20T00:27:06Z

Notes: clean up, replaced: Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1)

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Characters mentioned but not seen include: [[Path Finder]], the [[Skyklik\|sleeper/fly]], the [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|hawk]], [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], [[Bad Boy]], [[Man-O-War]], [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]], ''Classics'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Tic-Tac]], the components of [[Puzzler]], ''Shattered Glass'' [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Optimus Prime]], ''Classics'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], the [[Last Engineer\|Engineer]], and [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]].		* Characters mentioned but not seen include: [[Path Finder]], the [[Skyklik\|sleeper/fly]], the [[Metalhawk (G1)\|hawk]], [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], [[Bad Boy]], [[Man-O-War]], [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]], ''Classics'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Tic-Tac]], the components of [[Puzzler]], ''Shattered Glass'' [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Optimus Prime]], ''Classics'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], the [[Last Engineer\|Engineer]], and [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]].
	* Characters who appear only in illustration include: [[Hans-Cuff]], [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]], [[Flip Top]], and [[Staks]].		* Characters who appear only in illustration include: [[Hans-Cuff]], [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]], [[Flip Top]], and [[Staks]].

Saix at 15:30, 15 September 2021

2021-09-15T15:30:22Z

Saix: /* External links */

2021-09-15T04:13:13Z

External links

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	*[http://www.transformersclub.com/prose/noon.pdf ''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' Chapter 2: "High Noon"] at The Official Transformers Collectors' Club		*[http://www.transformersclub.com/prose/noon.pdf ''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' Chapter 2: "High Noon"] at The Official Transformers Collectors' Club

	[[Category:GoBots ~~franchise~~]]		[[Category:GoBots media]]
	[[Category:Shattered Glass media]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass media]]
	[[Category:Timelines text stories]]		[[Category:Timelines text stories]]

Flicky1991: /* Transformers references */

2021-07-30T23:38:49Z

Transformers references

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	** Staks is based on ''Combiner Wars'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], with his head flipped in replicate Staks' windshield head.		** Staks is based on ''Combiner Wars'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], with his head flipped in replicate Staks' windshield head.
	* Also on the cover is Unicron, based on his Japanese ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)\|Transformers: Prime]]'' Gaia Unicron toy.		* Also on the cover is Unicron, based on his Japanese ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)\|Transformers: Prime]]'' Gaia Unicron toy.
	* Zero's "Super Voyager" body is based on the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)\|Generation 2]]'' [[Rotor Force]] Decepticon propeller plane [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]], albeit with his arms modified to give him claw hands. The "Super Voyager" name is derived from ~~thee~~ sources: the large {{gb\|Super GoBots}} from the ''GoBots'' toyline; the larger Voyager [[size class]] seen in modern ''Transformers'' toylines; and "[[Super Voyager]]", the second opening theme for the ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars II]]'' cartooon.		* Zero's "Super Voyager" body is based on the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)\|Generation 2]]'' [[Rotor Force]] Decepticon propeller plane [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]], albeit with his arms modified to give him claw hands. The "Super Voyager" name is derived from three sources: the large {{gb\|Super GoBots}} from the ''GoBots'' toyline; the larger Voyager [[size class]] seen in modern ''Transformers'' toylines; and "[[Super Voyager]]", the second opening theme for the ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars II]]'' cartooon.
	* Buggyman plans to eliminate the others with his [[turboworm]]s poison; turboworms were originally mentioned in issue [[King of the Hill!\|#27]] of the Marvel ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.		* Buggyman plans to eliminate the others with his [[turboworm]]s poison; turboworms were originally mentioned in issue [[King of the Hill!\|#27]] of the Marvel ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.
	* Road Ranger figures that Tracks is just an Earth vehicle with a case of "road rage,"; ''Shattered Glass'' Tracks' colors are based his [[Tracks (G1)\|positive-universe counterpart]]'s toy's original ''[[Diaclone]]'' release in red, which would be used by [[e-HOBBY]] in 2002 to create the character [[Road Rage (G1)\|Road Rage]].		* Road Ranger figures that Tracks is just an Earth vehicle with a case of "road rage,"; ''Shattered Glass'' Tracks' colors are based his [[Tracks (G1)\|positive-universe counterpart]]'s toy's original ''[[Diaclone]]'' release in red, which would be used by [[e-HOBBY]] in 2002 to create the character [[Road Rage (G1)\|Road Rage]].

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	* Zero's "Super Voyager" body is based on the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)\|Generation 2]]'' [[Rotor Force]] Decepticon propeller plane [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]], albeit with his arms modified to give him claw hands. The "Super Voyager" name is derived from three sources: the large {{gb\|Super GoBots}} from the ''GoBots'' toyline; the larger Voyager [[size class]] seen in modern ''Transformers'' toylines; and "[[Super Voyager]]", the second opening theme for the ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars II]]'' cartooon.		* Zero's "Super Voyager" body is based on the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)\|Generation 2]]'' [[Rotor Force]] Decepticon propeller plane [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]], albeit with his arms modified to give him claw hands. The "Super Voyager" name is derived from three sources: the large {{gb\|Super GoBots}} from the ''GoBots'' toyline; the larger Voyager [[size class]] seen in modern ''Transformers'' toylines; and "[[Super Voyager]]", the second opening theme for the ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars II]]'' cartooon.
	* Buggyman plans to eliminate the others with his [[turboworm]]s poison; turboworms were originally mentioned in issue [[King of the Hill!\|#27]] of the Marvel ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.		* Buggyman plans to eliminate the others with his [[turboworm]]s poison; turboworms were originally mentioned in issue [[King of the Hill!\|#27]] of the Marvel ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.
	* Road Ranger figures that Tracks is just an Earth vehicle with a case of "road rage,"; ''Shattered Glass'' Tracks' colors are based his [[Tracks (G1)\|positive-universe counterpart]]'s toy's original ''[[Diaclone]]'' release in red, which would be used by [[e-HOBBY]] in 2002 to create the character [[Road Rage (G1)\|Road Rage]].		* Road Ranger figures that Tracks is just an Earth vehicle with a case of "road rage"; ''Shattered Glass'' Tracks' colors are based his [[Tracks (G1)\|positive-universe counterpart]]'s toy's original ''[[Diaclone]]'' release in red, which would be used by [[e-HOBBY]] in 2002 to create the character [[Road Rage (G1)\|Road Rage]].
	* When examining the remains of Nebulon, Rest-Q points out that "he's" just a gun, at first calling him a "Gregevor" thanks to his foreign vocoder syndrome. Gregevor was the romanized English name put on the packaging for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)\|Adventure]]'' [[Greejeeber]] toy.		* When examining the remains of Nebulon, Rest-Q points out that "he's" just a gun, at first calling him a "Gregevor" thanks to his foreign vocoder syndrome. Gregevor was the romanized English name put on the packaging for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)\|Adventure]]'' [[Greejeeber]] toy.

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	** Staks is based on ''Combiner Wars'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], with his head flipped in replicate Staks' windshield head.		** Staks is based on ''Combiner Wars'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], with his head flipped in replicate Staks' windshield head.
	* Also on the cover is Unicron, based on his Japanese ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)\|Transformers: Prime]]'' Gaia Unicron toy.		* Also on the cover is Unicron, based on his Japanese ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)\|Transformers: Prime]]'' Gaia Unicron toy.
	* Zero's "Super Voyager" body is based on the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)\|Generation 2]]'' [[Rotor Force]] Decepticon propeller plane [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]], albeit with his arms modified to give him claw hands. The "Super Voyager" name is derived from ~~thee~~ sources: the large {{gb\|Super GoBots}} from the ''GoBots'' toyline; the larger Voyager [[size class]] seen in modern ''Transformers'' toylines; and "[[Super Voyager]]", the second opening theme for the ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars II]]'' cartooon.		* Zero's "Super Voyager" body is based on the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)\|Generation 2]]'' [[Rotor Force]] Decepticon propeller plane [[Ransack (G2)\|Ransack]], albeit with his arms modified to give him claw hands. The "Super Voyager" name is derived from three sources: the large {{gb\|Super GoBots}} from the ''GoBots'' toyline; the larger Voyager [[size class]] seen in modern ''Transformers'' toylines; and "[[Super Voyager]]", the second opening theme for the ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars II]]'' cartooon.
	* Buggyman plans to eliminate the others with his [[turboworm]]s poison; turboworms were originally mentioned in issue [[King of the Hill!\|#27]] of the Marvel ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.		* Buggyman plans to eliminate the others with his [[turboworm]]s poison; turboworms were originally mentioned in issue [[King of the Hill!\|#27]] of the Marvel ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic.
	* Road Ranger figures that Tracks is just an Earth vehicle with a case of "road rage,"; ''Shattered Glass'' Tracks' colors are based his [[Tracks (G1)\|positive-universe counterpart]]'s toy's original ''[[Diaclone]]'' release in red, which would be used by [[e-HOBBY]] in 2002 to create the character [[Road Rage (G1)\|Road Rage]].		* Road Ranger figures that Tracks is just an Earth vehicle with a case of "road rage,"; ''Shattered Glass'' Tracks' colors are based his [[Tracks (G1)\|positive-universe counterpart]]'s toy's original ''[[Diaclone]]'' release in red, which would be used by [[e-HOBBY]] in 2002 to create the character [[Road Rage (G1)\|Road Rage]].

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Characters mentioned but not seen include: [[Path Finder]], the [[Skyklik\|sleeper/fly]], the [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|hawk]], [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], [[Bad Boy]], [[Man-O-War]], [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]], ''Classics'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], ~~{{gb\|~~Tic-Tac~~}} and~~ the components of [[Puzzler]], ''Shattered Glass'' [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Optimus Prime]], ''Classics'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], the [[Last Engineer\|Engineer]], and [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]].		* Characters mentioned but not seen include: [[Path Finder]], the [[Skyklik\|sleeper/fly]], the [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|hawk]], [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)\|Cy-Kill]], [[Bad Boy]], [[Man-O-War]], [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]], ''Classics'' [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Tic-Tac]], the components of [[Puzzler]], ''Shattered Glass'' [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Optimus Prime]], ''Classics'' [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], the [[Last Engineer\|Engineer]], and [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]].
	* Characters who appear only in illustration include: [[Hans-Cuff]], [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]], [[Flip Top]], and [[Staks]].		* Characters who appear only in illustration include: [[Hans-Cuff]], [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]], [[Flip Top]], and [[Staks]].

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	* Road Ranger pulls Treds on a flatbed trailer he "borrowed"; his original toy converted into a truck with a flatbed trailer forming out of his legs.		* Road Ranger pulls Treds on a flatbed trailer he "borrowed"; his original toy converted into a truck with a flatbed trailer forming out of his legs.
	* The GoBots were established in the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' cartoon to have both built-in weaponry (fist blasters, which they used regularly throughout the series) and regenerative healing abilities (though they only showed up a few times in early episodes of the series; this ability finally got used again in "Withered Hope").		* The GoBots were established in the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' cartoon to have both built-in weaponry (fist blasters, which they used regularly throughout the series) and regenerative healing abilities (though they only showed up a few times in early episodes of the series; this ability finally got used again in "Withered Hope").
	* Small Foot reflects on how Leader-1 inspired her to come to ~~{{gb~~\|GoBotolis}} and join the Guardians; GoBotolis is the capital of [[Gobotron\|GoBotron]], first introduced in the episode "{{gb\|Lost on GoBotron}}".		* Small Foot reflects on how Leader-1 inspired her to come to [[Gobotolis\|GoBotolis]] and join the Guardians; GoBotolis is the capital of [[Gobotron\|GoBotron]], first introduced in the episode "{{gb\|Lost on GoBotron}}".
	* Buggyman's change in characterization is revealed to be an act to hide his true nature from his teammates, making them believe he's just a crazy Renegade.		* Buggyman's change in characterization is revealed to be an act to hide his true nature from his teammates, making them believe he's just a crazy Renegade.
	* Zero was a Renegade who challenged Cy-Kill's command in the episode "{{gb\|The Third Column}}", briefly creating his own splinter faction of Renegades before fleeing in the episode, promising his revenge. Much later, flashbacks in the episode {{gb\|"Et Tu, Cy-Kill"}} would reveal that Zero was the leader of the exiled Renegades before Cy-Kill rebuilt the faction. His name is never explicitly stated, but his identity is obvious, especially from his final line: "If we lose Gobotron, it will not mean the end of our race. We will simply start again from zero."		* Zero was a Renegade who challenged Cy-Kill's command in the episode "{{gb\|The Third Column}}", briefly creating his own splinter faction of Renegades before fleeing in the episode, promising his revenge. Much later, flashbacks in the episode {{gb\|"Et Tu, Cy-Kill"}} would reveal that Zero was the leader of the exiled Renegades before Cy-Kill rebuilt the faction. His name is never explicitly stated, but his identity is obvious, especially from his final line: "If we lose Gobotron, it will not mean the end of our race. We will simply start again from zero."
	* The monitor in the illustration of Buggyman contacting Zero appears to be based on the detailing of the base mode of the ''GoBots'' ~~{{gb\|~~Thruster}} playset.		* The monitor in the illustration of Buggyman contacting Zero appears to be based on the detailing of the base mode of the ''GoBots'' [[Thruster]] playset.
	* Road Ranger wonders if Tracks is Tic-Tac, one of the components of Puzzler. In the episode "{{gb\|Auto Madic}}", Puzzler was shown to be made of drones created by Cy-Kill and the Renegades to take on the Guardian Power Warrior, ~~{{gb\|~~Courageous}}. Treds isn't quite able to remember their actual names, only that they were related to games, believing they might have been called "Chess" or "Backgammon."		* Road Ranger wonders if Tracks is Tic-Tac, one of the components of Puzzler. In the episode "{{gb\|Auto Madic}}", Puzzler was shown to be made of drones created by Cy-Kill and the Renegades to take on the Guardian Power Warrior, [[Courageous]]. Treds isn't quite able to remember their actual names, only that they were related to games, believing they might have been called "Chess" or "Backgammon."
	* Treds is distraught when he believes he's killed Nebulon; in the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' cartoon, no one ever died in battle, the result of it being a children's show.		* Treds is distraught when he believes he's killed Nebulon; in the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' cartoon, no one ever died in battle, the result of it being a children's show.
	* Like Path Finder last chapter, Treds swears by the Last Engineer after "killing" Nebulon; the Last Engineer was the GoBeing who designed the GoBot body after the near-destruction of GoBotron, as seen in "{{gb\|The GoBotron Saga}}".		* Like Path Finder last chapter, Treds swears by the Last Engineer after "killing" Nebulon; the Last Engineer was the GoBeing who designed the GoBot body after the near-destruction of GoBotron, as seen in "{{gb\|The GoBotron Saga}}".