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Cyberlink420 at 14:46, 3 October 2023

2023-10-03T14:46:54Z

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	* Optimus Prime is again referred to as the "true Matrix-bearer", as he was in [[Syndromica (2)\|issue #10]].		* Optimus Prime is again referred to as the "true Matrix-bearer", as he was in [[Syndromica (2)\|issue #10]].
	* Optimus notes that he tries to teach all his friends that a trap isn't a trap if you know you're walking into it. Indeed, [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Bumblebee]] mentioned having learned this lesson from him in [[Before the Dawn\|issue #14]].		* Optimus notes that he tries to teach all his friends that a trap isn't a trap if you know you're walking into it. Indeed, [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Bumblebee]] mentioned having learned this lesson from him in [[Before the Dawn\|issue #14]].
	* Garnak had previously lost an eye in "Syndromica (2)", requiring an eyepatch. His possessing two eyes in this issue previously seemed to be an error, but John Barber revealed ~~[https://twitter.com/TheJohnBarber/status/387331031251972096 on his twitter account]~~ that Garnak has healing abilities and the eye patch aided in the healing process.		* Garnak had previously lost an eye in "Syndromica (2)", requiring an eyepatch. His possessing two eyes in this issue previously seemed to be an error, but John Barber revealed that Garnak has healing abilities and the eye patch aided in the healing process.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Yeah--the eyepatch was there to aid in Garnak's natural healing abilities, the extent of which has not been revealed.\|link=https://twitter.com/TheJohnBarber/status/387331031251972096\|name=John Barber\|site=Twitter\|year=2013\|month=10\|day=07\|(defunct=)}}</ref>

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

Usfmm at 06:53, 16 May 2023

2023-05-16T06:53:46Z

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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	*Dheeraj Verma didn't seem to have access to much of a character model for Hardhead when drawing this issue, as he's really just a collection of rounded shapes, not looking much of anything like he has in the past.		*Dheeraj Verma didn't seem to have access to much of a character model for Hardhead when drawing this issue, as he's really just a collection of rounded shapes, not looking much of anything like he has in the past.
			*Spelling error- Hardhead says Wheelie's arm is "disolving", not "dissolving".
	*When the Monstructor Six appear "pursuing" Waspinator, Birdbrain is colored like Bristleback.		*When the Monstructor Six appear "pursuing" Waspinator, Birdbrain is colored like Bristleback.
	*On the following page, as the six combine, Icepick is colored like Slog, Birdbrain is colored like Icepick, and Slog is coloured like Bristleback.		*On the following page, as the six combine, Icepick is colored like Slog, Birdbrain is colored like Icepick, and Slog is coloured like Bristleback.

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2021-09-11T06:57:42Z

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	:*On page 20, the third caption in the first panel originally says "Jhiaxus has another thin'''k''' coming", which got changed into "another thin'''g''' coming", a common misspelling of this phrase.		:*On page 20, the third caption in the first panel originally says "Jhiaxus has another thin'''k''' coming", which got changed into "another thin'''g''' coming", a common misspelling of this phrase.
	:*On page 21, "spreading death" was changed to "spreading disintegration", and the subsequent "'''death''' us ta '''death'''" was changed to "disintegrate us", thereby losing both the [[tvtropes:Main/BuffySpeak\|Buffyspeak]] and the emphasis.		:*On page 21, "spreading death" was changed to "spreading disintegration", and the subsequent "'''death''' us ta '''death'''" was changed to "disintegrate us", thereby losing both the [[tvtropes:Main/BuffySpeak\|Buffyspeak]] and the emphasis.

			===Foreign localization===
			'''Japanese'''
			:*''Title:'' "'''Kikyō'''" (帰郷, "Homecoming")

	===Covers (4)===		===Covers (4)===

Cyberlink420 at 23:32, 21 September 2020

2020-09-21T23:32:09Z

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	:*On page 18, Jhiaxus's line "—Ore 2: '''Death''', as I like to call it—" was shortened by the word "death", and the size of the speech bubble adjusted acordingly.		:*On page 18, Jhiaxus's line "—Ore 2: '''Death''', as I like to call it—" was shortened by the word "death", and the size of the speech bubble adjusted acordingly.
	:*On page 20, the third caption in the first panel originally says "Jhiaxus has another thin'''k''' coming", which got changed into "another thin'''g''' coming", a common misspelling of this phrase.		:*On page 20, the third caption in the first panel originally says "Jhiaxus has another thin'''k''' coming", which got changed into "another thin'''g''' coming", a common misspelling of this phrase.
	:*On page 21, "spreading death" was changed to "spreading disintegration", and the subsequent "'''death''' us ta '''death'''" was changed to "disintegrate us", thereby losing both the [~~http~~:~~//tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/~~Main/BuffySpeak Buffyspeak] and the emphasis.		:*On page 21, "spreading death" was changed to "spreading disintegration", and the subsequent "'''death''' us ta '''death'''" was changed to "disintegrate us", thereby losing both the [[tvtropes:Main/BuffySpeak\|Buffyspeak]] and the emphasis.

	===Covers (4)===		===Covers (4)===

Yaxuo: clean up, replaced: [[Transformers: Generations| → [[Transformers: Generations (toyline)| (2)

2020-07-03T19:05:03Z

clean up, replaced: [[Transformers: Generations| → [[Transformers: Generations (toyline)| (2)

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	===Edits===		===Edits===
	*Similar to the [[pack-in material\|pack-in]] versions of various other existing IDW comics, the version of this issue available with the ''[[Transformers: Generations\|Generations]] [[Thrilling 30]]'' Deluxe Class [[Waspinator (BW)#Deluxe\|Waspinator]] toy was also subject to some changes, most of them being instances of censorship. However, similar to ''[[The Reluctant Specialist\|Spotlight: Trailcutter]]'' and ''[[The Waiting Game\|Spotlight: Hoist]]'', the edits are rather inconsistent:		*Similar to the [[pack-in material\|pack-in]] versions of various other existing IDW comics, the version of this issue available with the ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Generations]] [[Thrilling 30]]'' Deluxe Class [[Waspinator (BW)#Deluxe\|Waspinator]] toy was also subject to some changes, most of them being instances of censorship. However, similar to ''[[The Reluctant Specialist\|Spotlight: Trailcutter]]'' and ''[[The Waiting Game\|Spotlight: Hoist]]'', the edits are rather inconsistent:
	:*On page 1, Waspinator's line that he knew he had to "murder" the Titan was changed to "destroy".		:*On page 1, Waspinator's line that he knew he had to "murder" the Titan was changed to "destroy".
	:*On page 3, repeated mentions of "death" are left unaltered.		:*On page 3, repeated mentions of "death" are left unaltered.
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	* '''Cover B:''' Pax, Hardhead, Wheelie, and Garnak, by [[Casey Coller]] and Joana Lafuente		* '''Cover B:''' Pax, Hardhead, Wheelie, and Garnak, by [[Casey Coller]] and Joana Lafuente
	* '''Cover RI:''' Waspinator by [[Phil Jimenez]] and [[Romulo Fajardo Jr.]]		* '''Cover RI:''' Waspinator by [[Phil Jimenez]] and [[Romulo Fajardo Jr.]]
	* '''Hasbro exclusive cover:''' Mirror-flipped, cropped-in version of cover RI, exclusively available with ''[[Transformers: Generations\|Generations]]'' Deluxe Class [[Waspinator (BW)#Deluxe\|Waspinator]].		* '''Hasbro exclusive cover:''' Mirror-flipped, cropped-in version of cover RI, exclusively available with ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)\|Generations]]'' Deluxe Class [[Waspinator (BW)#Deluxe\|Waspinator]].
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	Image:RID19 cvrA.jpg\|Pax pops a cap in someone's exhaust port!		Image:RID19 cvrA.jpg\|Pax pops a cap in someone's exhaust port!

Locoman at 13:58, 12 September 2019

2019-09-12T13:58:10Z

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	Following Jhiaxus's last taunting remark, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] and his group make their way to [[Gorlam Prime]]. [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] leads the team underground, filling them in on the planet's odd, sad history as a victim of Jhiaxus's experiments, and showing them an ancient subterranean city that he assumes Jhiaxus built. Pax, however, recognizes the architecture as being from the era of the Titans, ''before'' Jhiaxus's time. When [[Wheelie (G1)\|Wheelie]] reaches out to touch one of the buildings, his arm immediately begins decaying and crumbling away, forcing Hardhead to blow his little buddy's arm off to stop the spread of the corrosion.		Following Jhiaxus's last taunting remark, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] and his group make their way to [[Gorlam Prime]]. [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] leads the team underground, filling them in on the planet's odd, sad history as a victim of Jhiaxus's experiments, and showing them an ancient subterranean city that he assumes Jhiaxus built. Pax, however, recognizes the architecture as being from the era of the Titans, ''before'' Jhiaxus's time. When [[Wheelie (G1)\|Wheelie]] reaches out to touch one of the buildings, his arm immediately begins decaying and crumbling away, forcing Hardhead to blow his little buddy's arm off to stop the spread of the corrosion.

	A proximity alarm from [[Ark-27\|their ship]] brings the team back to the surface, where they find Waspinator being pursued by the [[Pretender Monster\|Monstructor Six]] and quickly come to his aid. The six merge into [[Monstructor (G1)\|Monstructor]], who crushes their vessel, and as battle begins to rage, Waspinator explains that he was kidnapped by the six and brought to Gorlam Prime to help them take control of something dwelling beneath the planet. At Waspinator's prompting, Pax realizes that the buildings below are actually a Titan in its city mode, and he is able to reactivate it as he once did with [[Metroplex (G1)~~/2005 IDW continuity~~\|Metroplex]] in ages past. As the titan bursts out of the ground, however, Jhiaxus's ship suddenly appears in the sky overhead, and the scientist thanks Pax for awakening the giant for him. Gorlam Prime begins to disintegrate all around them, its equilibrium disrupted by the Titan's transformation, as the decaying effect that struck Wheelie earlier is loosed to begin consuming the planet: the product of [[Ore-2\|another]] of [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Regenesis]] ores, this one having been responsible for creating the portal to the [[Dead Universe]] that allowed Jhiaxus and his comrades to return all those years ago. Waspinator—actually Jhiaxus's willing servant—links himself to the Titan and takes control of its space bridge, teleporting it away... to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Jhiaxus and Bludgeon depart in their ship, leaving Pax's group to apparently face their end as Gorlam Prime crumbles... until Pax reveals that he hid his own ship, the ''[[Skyroller]]'', under a [[ghost shield]]. With a vessel to carry them to safety, and an understanding of the components of Jhiaxus's plan, Pax tells the team that the time has come to return home.		A proximity alarm from [[Ark-27\|their ship]] brings the team back to the surface, where they find Waspinator being pursued by the [[Pretender Monster\|Monstructor Six]] and quickly come to his aid. The six merge into [[Monstructor (G1)\|Monstructor]], who crushes their vessel, and as battle begins to rage, Waspinator explains that he was kidnapped by the six and brought to Gorlam Prime to help them take control of something dwelling beneath the planet. At Waspinator's prompting, Pax realizes that the buildings below are actually a Titan in its city mode, and he is able to reactivate it as he once did with [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] in ages past. As the titan bursts out of the ground, however, Jhiaxus's ship suddenly appears in the sky overhead, and the scientist thanks Pax for awakening the giant for him. Gorlam Prime begins to disintegrate all around them, its equilibrium disrupted by the Titan's transformation, as the decaying effect that struck Wheelie earlier is loosed to begin consuming the planet: the product of [[Ore-2\|another]] of [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Regenesis]] ores, this one having been responsible for creating the portal to the [[Dead Universe]] that allowed Jhiaxus and his comrades to return all those years ago. Waspinator—actually Jhiaxus's willing servant—links himself to the Titan and takes control of its space bridge, teleporting it away... to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Jhiaxus and Bludgeon depart in their ship, leaving Pax's group to apparently face their end as Gorlam Prime crumbles... until Pax reveals that he hid his own ship, the ''[[Skyroller]]'', under a [[ghost shield]]. With a vessel to carry them to safety, and an understanding of the components of Jhiaxus's plan, Pax tells the team that the time has come to return home.

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==

TimeLord11 at 16:41, 4 August 2019

2019-08-04T16:41:47Z

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	Following Jhiaxus's last taunting remark, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] and his group make their way to [[Gorlam Prime]]. [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] leads the team underground, filling them in on the planet's odd, sad history as a victim of Jhiaxus's experiments, and showing them an ancient subterranean city that he assumes Jhiaxus built. Pax, however, recognizes the architecture as being from the era of the Titans, ''before'' Jhiaxus's time. When [[Wheelie (G1)\|Wheelie]] reaches out to touch one of the buildings, his arm immediately begins decaying and crumbling away, forcing Hardhead to blow his little buddy's arm off to stop the spread of the corrosion.		Following Jhiaxus's last taunting remark, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] and his group make their way to [[Gorlam Prime]]. [[Hardhead (G1)\|Hardhead]] leads the team underground, filling them in on the planet's odd, sad history as a victim of Jhiaxus's experiments, and showing them an ancient subterranean city that he assumes Jhiaxus built. Pax, however, recognizes the architecture as being from the era of the Titans, ''before'' Jhiaxus's time. When [[Wheelie (G1)\|Wheelie]] reaches out to touch one of the buildings, his arm immediately begins decaying and crumbling away, forcing Hardhead to blow his little buddy's arm off to stop the spread of the corrosion.

	A proximity alarm from [[Ark-27\|their ship]] brings the team back to the surface, where they find Waspinator being pursued by the [[Pretender Monster\|Monstructor Six]] and quickly come to his aid. The six merge into [[Monstructor (G1)\|Monstructor]], who crushes their vessel, and as battle begins to rage, Waspinator explains that he was kidnapped by the six and brought to Gorlam Prime to help them take control of something dwelling beneath the planet. At Waspinator's prompting, Pax realizes that the buildings below are actually a Titan in its city mode, and he is able to reactivate it as he once did with [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] in ages past. As the titan bursts out of the ground, however, Jhiaxus's ship suddenly appears in the sky overhead, and the scientist thanks Pax for awakening the giant for him. Gorlam Prime begins to disintegrate all around them, its equilibrium disrupted by the Titan's transformation, as the decaying effect that struck Wheelie earlier is loosed to begin consuming the planet: the product of [[Ore-2\|another]] of [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Regenesis]] ores, this one having been responsible for creating the portal to the [[Dead Universe]] that allowed Jhiaxus and his comrades to return all those years ago. Waspinator—actually Jhiaxus's willing servant—links himself to the Titan and takes control of its space bridge, teleporting it away... to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Jhiaxus and Bludgeon depart in their ship, leaving Pax's group to apparently face their end as Gorlam Prime crumbles... until Pax reveals that he hid his own ship, the ''[[Skyroller]]'', under a [[ghost shield]]. With a vessel to carry them to safety, and an understanding of the components of Jhiaxus's plan, Pax tells the team that the time has come to return home.		A proximity alarm from [[Ark-27\|their ship]] brings the team back to the surface, where they find Waspinator being pursued by the [[Pretender Monster\|Monstructor Six]] and quickly come to his aid. The six merge into [[Monstructor (G1)\|Monstructor]], who crushes their vessel, and as battle begins to rage, Waspinator explains that he was kidnapped by the six and brought to Gorlam Prime to help them take control of something dwelling beneath the planet. At Waspinator's prompting, Pax realizes that the buildings below are actually a Titan in its city mode, and he is able to reactivate it as he once did with [[Metroplex (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Metroplex]] in ages past. As the titan bursts out of the ground, however, Jhiaxus's ship suddenly appears in the sky overhead, and the scientist thanks Pax for awakening the giant for him. Gorlam Prime begins to disintegrate all around them, its equilibrium disrupted by the Titan's transformation, as the decaying effect that struck Wheelie earlier is loosed to begin consuming the planet: the product of [[Ore-2\|another]] of [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Regenesis]] ores, this one having been responsible for creating the portal to the [[Dead Universe]] that allowed Jhiaxus and his comrades to return all those years ago. Waspinator—actually Jhiaxus's willing servant—links himself to the Titan and takes control of its space bridge, teleporting it away... to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Jhiaxus and Bludgeon depart in their ship, leaving Pax's group to apparently face their end as Gorlam Prime crumbles... until Pax reveals that he hid his own ship, the ''[[Skyroller]]'', under a [[ghost shield]]. With a vessel to carry them to safety, and an understanding of the components of Jhiaxus's plan, Pax tells the team that the time has come to return home.

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==

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	* ''[[Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters (comic)\|Beast Hunters]]'' [[Beast Hunters issue 3\|#3]]		* ''[[Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters (comic)\|Beast Hunters]]'' [[Beast Hunters issue 3\|#3]]
	* ''Rocketeer/The Spirit''		* ''Rocketeer/The Spirit''
	* ''The New [[~~Ghosbusters~~]]'' TPB		* ''The New [[Ghostbusters]]'' TPB
	* ''[[Superman]]: The Silver Age Dailies''		* ''[[Superman]]: The Silver Age Dailies''
	* ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja ~~Turtle~~]] New Animated Adventures'' (back cover)		* ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]] New Animated Adventures'' (back cover)

	===Reprints===		===Reprints===

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	* ''[[Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters (comic)\|Beast Hunters]]'' [[Beast Hunters issue 3\|#3]]		* ''[[Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters (comic)\|Beast Hunters]]'' [[Beast Hunters issue 3\|#3]]
	* ''Rocketeer/The Spirit''		* ''Rocketeer/The Spirit''
	* ''The New Ghosbusters'' TPB		* ''The New [[Ghosbusters]]'' TPB
	* ''[[Superman]]: The Silver Age Dailies''		* ''[[Superman]]: The Silver Age Dailies''
	* ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle New Animated Adventures'' (back cover)		* ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle]] New Animated Adventures'' (back cover)

	===Reprints===		===Reprints===