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Saix: /* Transformers references */

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	*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".		*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".
	*Among the toys on Rhinox's selves are [[Megatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|16 Megatron]] and [[Trypticon (G1)#The Transformers\|D-63 Dinosaurer]]. His wall also features a [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)#1986 (Scramble City and 2010)\|Scramble City]] poster.		*Among the toys on Rhinox's selves are [[Megatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|16 Megatron]] and [[Trypticon (G1)#The Transformers\|D-63 Dinosaurer]]. His wall also features a [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)#1986 (Scramble City and 2010)\|Scramble City]] poster.
	*Tankor holds the inflatable Unicron ~~toy~~.		*Tankor holds the inflatable Unicron store display.
	*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".		*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".
	*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.		*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.

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	*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".		*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".
	*Among the toys on Rhinox's selves are [[Megatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|16 Megatron]] and [[Trypticon (G1)#The Transformers\|D-63 Dinosaurer]]. His wall also features a [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)#1986 (Scramble City and 2010)\|Scramble City]] poster.		*Among the toys on Rhinox's selves are [[Megatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|16 Megatron]] and [[Trypticon (G1)#The Transformers\|D-63 Dinosaurer]]. His wall also features a [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)#1986 (Scramble City and 2010)\|Scramble City]] poster.
			*Tankor holds the inflatable Unicron toy.
	*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".		*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".
	*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.		*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.

Saix: /* Transformers references */

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	===''Transformers'' references===		===''Transformers'' references===
	*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".		*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".
	*Among the toys on Rhinox's selves are [[Megatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|16 Megatron]] and [[Trypticon#The Transformers\|D-63 Dinosaurer]]. His wall also features a [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)#1986 (Scramble City and 2010)\|Scramble City]] poster.		*Among the toys on Rhinox's selves are [[Megatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|16 Megatron]] and [[Trypticon (G1)#The Transformers\|D-63 Dinosaurer]]. His wall also features a [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)#1986 (Scramble City and 2010)\|Scramble City]] poster.
	*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".		*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".
	*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.		*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.

Saix: /* Transformers references */

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	===''Transformers'' references===		===''Transformers'' references===
	*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".		*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".
			*Among the toys on Rhinox's selves are [[Megatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|16 Megatron]] and [[Trypticon#The Transformers\|D-63 Dinosaurer]]. His wall also features a [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)#1986 (Scramble City and 2010)\|Scramble City]] poster.
	*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".		*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".
	*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.		*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.

Saix at 20:58, 10 March 2026

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	Overly nostalgic section manager [[Rhinox (Legends)\|Rhinox]] is jealous of [[Optimus Primal (Legends)\|Optimus Primal]] and [[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]]'s new robot bodies, and what do you know, the next day he wakes up in the body of Tankor! He's overjoyed, seeing as how transforming robots are ''so'' '80s, and vows to use his newfound power to remind humanity of how glorious those times were. Together with his [[~~Tank Drone#Legends World\|~~Tankor Drone]]s he causes havoc in the streets by reenacting a typical '80s anime scene—a tank attack on a city and the flipping of girls' skirts—and blasts his co-workers with an "[['80s-ization beam]]". This weapon turns back the clock on all their modern electronics: [[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]]'s smartphone is replaced with an unwieldy early incarnation of mobile phone, [[Airazor (Legends)\|Airazor]]'s computer turns into a microcomputer that can't access web pages, and [[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]]'s TV not only becomes older but starts airing adult-rated content at prime time again (not that he minds). Most offended of them all is Rattrap, whose beloved ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' DVDs have been turned into ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' on VHS, and in righteous anger he uses his toys to transform into his Transformer body and chuck a bomb at Tankor. Tankor and his drones are sent flying by the explosion, which to his joy is cel-drawn like the explosions of his childhood and none of that new CG stuff. Afterwards, Rattrap celebrates the defeat of the '80s in a very '80s-anime-like ending sequence, which Optimus Primal finds strange.		Overly nostalgic section manager [[Rhinox (Legends)\|Rhinox]] is jealous of [[Optimus Primal (Legends)\|Optimus Primal]] and [[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]]'s new robot bodies, and what do you know, the next day he wakes up in the body of Tankor! He's overjoyed, seeing as how transforming robots are ''so'' '80s, and vows to use his newfound power to remind humanity of how glorious those times were. Together with his [[Tankor Drone]]s he causes havoc in the streets by reenacting a typical '80s anime scene—a tank attack on a city and the flipping of girls' skirts—and blasts his co-workers with an "[['80s-ization beam]]". This weapon turns back the clock on all their modern electronics: [[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]]'s smartphone is replaced with an unwieldy early incarnation of mobile phone, [[Airazor (Legends)\|Airazor]]'s computer turns into a microcomputer that can't access web pages, and [[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]]'s TV not only becomes older but starts airing adult-rated content at prime time again (not that he minds). Most offended of them all is Rattrap, whose beloved ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' DVDs have been turned into ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' on VHS, and in righteous anger he uses his toys to transform into his Transformer body and chuck a bomb at Tankor. Tankor and his drones are sent flying by the explosion, which to his joy is cel-drawn like the explosions of his childhood and none of that new CG stuff. Afterwards, Rattrap celebrates the defeat of the '80s in a very '80s-anime-like ending sequence, which Optimus Primal finds strange.

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	*[[Ai (Legends)\|Ai]] (4)		*[[Ai (Legends)\|Ai]] (4)
	*[[~~Tank~~ Drone~~#Legends World\|Tankor Drones~~]] (5)		*[[Tankor Drone]]s (5)
	*[[T-AI\|Ai]] (9)		*[[T-AI\|Ai]] (9)
	*[[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] (10)		*[[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] (10)

TheLastGherkin at 20:04, 10 March 2026

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	*[[Airazor (Legends)\|Airazor]] (7)		*[[Airazor (Legends)\|Airazor]] (7)
	*[[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]] (8)		*[[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]] (8)
	*[[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]] (11)		*[[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]] (12)

	\|c4=		\|c4=
	*[[Ai (Legends)\|Ai]] (4)		*[[Ai (Legends)\|Ai]] (4)
	*[[Tank Drone#Legends World\|Tankor Drones]] (5)		*[[Tank Drone#Legends World\|Tankor Drones]] (5)
	*[[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] (9)		*[[T-AI\|Ai]] (9)
	*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#Legends World\|Gelshark]] (10)		*[[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] (10)
			*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#Legends World\|Gelshark]] (11)
	}}		}}

Saix at 18:38, 6 March 2026

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	*[[~~T-AI#~~Legends ~~World~~\|Ai]] (4)		*[[Ai (Legends)\|Ai]] (4)
	*[[Tank Drone#Legends World\|Tankor Drones]] (5)		*[[Tank Drone#Legends World\|Tankor Drones]] (5)
	*[[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] (9)		*[[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] (9)

Saix at 14:44, 6 March 2026

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	{{comicstory		{{comicstory
	\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers Legends (comic)\|Transformers Legends Comic: Bonus Edition]]'' Vol. 3		\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers Legends (comic)\|Transformers Legends Comic: Bonus Edition]]''<br>Vol. 3
	\|prev=Legends Vol. 15		\|prev=Legends Vol. 15
	\|next=LG04 Roadbuster		\|next=LG04 Roadbuster
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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	Overly nostalgic section manager [[Rhinox (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Rhinox]] is jealous of [[Optimus Primal (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Optimus Primal]] and [[Rattrap (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Rattrap]]'s new robot bodies, and what do you know, the next day he wakes up in the body of Tankor! He's overjoyed, seeing as how transforming robots are ''so'' '80s, and vows to use his newfound power to remind humanity of how glorious those times were. Together with his [[Tank Drone#Legends World\|Tankor Drone]]s he causes havoc in the streets by reenacting a typical '80s anime scene—a tank attack on a city and the flipping of girls' skirts—and blasts his co-workers with an "[['80s-ization beam]]". This weapon turns back the clock on all their modern electronics: [[Silverbolt (~~Fuzor~~)~~#Legends World~~\|Silverbolt]]'s smartphone is replaced with an unwieldy early incarnation of mobile phone, [[Airazor (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Airazor]]'s computer turns into a microcomputer that can't access web pages, and [[Tigatron#Legends ~~World~~\|Tigatron]]'s TV not only becomes older but starts airing adult-rated content at prime time again (not that he minds). Most offended of them all is Rattrap, whose beloved ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' DVDs have been turned into ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' on VHS, and in righteous anger he uses his toys to transform into his Transformer body and chuck a bomb at Tankor. Tankor and his drones are sent flying by the explosion, which to his joy is cel-drawn like the explosions of his childhood and none of that new CG stuff. Afterwards, Rattrap celebrates the defeat of the '80s in a very '80s-anime-like ending sequence, which Optimus Primal finds strange.		Overly nostalgic section manager [[Rhinox (Legends)\|Rhinox]] is jealous of [[Optimus Primal (Legends)\|Optimus Primal]] and [[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]]'s new robot bodies, and what do you know, the next day he wakes up in the body of Tankor! He's overjoyed, seeing as how transforming robots are ''so'' '80s, and vows to use his newfound power to remind humanity of how glorious those times were. Together with his [[Tank Drone#Legends World\|Tankor Drone]]s he causes havoc in the streets by reenacting a typical '80s anime scene—a tank attack on a city and the flipping of girls' skirts—and blasts his co-workers with an "[['80s-ization beam]]". This weapon turns back the clock on all their modern electronics: [[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]]'s smartphone is replaced with an unwieldy early incarnation of mobile phone, [[Airazor (Legends)\|Airazor]]'s computer turns into a microcomputer that can't access web pages, and [[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]]'s TV not only becomes older but starts airing adult-rated content at prime time again (not that he minds). Most offended of them all is Rattrap, whose beloved ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' DVDs have been turned into ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' on VHS, and in righteous anger he uses his toys to transform into his Transformer body and chuck a bomb at Tankor. Tankor and his drones are sent flying by the explosion, which to his joy is cel-drawn like the explosions of his childhood and none of that new CG stuff. Afterwards, Rattrap celebrates the defeat of the '80s in a very '80s-anime-like ending sequence, which Optimus Primal finds strange.

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==
	{{featuredcharacters		{{featuredcharacters
	\|h1=[[Axalon Trading Company]]\|c1=		\|h1=[[Axalon Trading Company]]\|c1=
	*[[Rhinox (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Rhinox/Tankor]] (1)		*[[Rhinox (Legends)\|Rhinox/Tankor]] (1)
	*[[Optimus Primal (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Optimus Primal]] (2)		*[[Optimus Primal (Legends)\|Optimus Primal]] (2)
	*[[Cheetor (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Cheetor]] (3)		*[[Cheetor (Legends)\|Cheetor]] (3)
	*[[Tigatron#Legends ~~World~~\|Tigatron]] (6)		*[[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] (6)
	*[[Airazor (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Airazor]] (7)		*[[Airazor (Legends)\|Airazor]] (7)
	*[[Silverbolt (~~Fuzor~~)~~#Legends World~~\|Silverbolt]] (8)		*[[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]] (8)
	*[[Rattrap (BW)~~#Legends World~~\|Rattrap]] (11)		*[[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]] (11)

	\|c4=		\|c4=
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===''Transformers'' references===		===''Transformers'' references===
	*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "~~LG03 Tankor Prologue", chapter 15 of the~~ [[~~Transformers~~ Legends ~~(comic)~~\|~~webcomic~~]].		*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "[[Legends Vol. 15\|LG03 Tankor Prologue]]".
	*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".		*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".
	*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.		*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.

Saix at 07:35, 21 February 2026

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	\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers Legends (comic)\|Transformers Legends Comic: Bonus Edition]]'' Vol. 3		\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers Legends (comic)\|Transformers Legends Comic: Bonus Edition]]'' Vol. 3
	\|prev=Legends Vol. 15		\|prev=Legends Vol. 15
	\|next=~~Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 4~~		\|next=LG04 Roadbuster
	\|image=Transformers Legends LG 03.jpg		\|image=Transformers Legends LG 03.jpg
	\|title="LG03 Tankor"		\|title="LG03 Tankor"
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			===''Transformers'' references===
	*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "LG03 Tankor Prologue", chapter 15 of the [[Transformers Legends (comic)\|webcomic]].		*Rhinox being Tankor was of course a plot point of ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Machines]]''. In regards to ''Legends'', he previously dreamed of becoming Tankor in "LG03 Tankor Prologue", chapter 15 of the [[Transformers Legends (comic)\|webcomic]].
	*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".		*Tankor fires the '80s-ization beam from the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], a device he also wielded in the ''Beast Machines'' episode "[[The Key]]".
	*Foreshadowing the events of the next issue, Tankor makes a couple of references to ''[[Special Armored Battalion Dorvack]]'', the series from which [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)\|Roadbuster]]'s toys originated. When transforming, he starts to say "variable..." before realizing the right phrase is "transform", referencing the show's "variable machine" transforming mecha, and the faceless, stumpy-legged robot mode he then adopts is based on [[Headcannon\|Bonaparte Tulcas]], a third ''Dorvack'' mecha which wasn't brought over to Transformers.
	*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.		*The adult content on Tigatron's TV is the creepy scene from the ''[[KT Figure Collection]]'' [[T-AI#Merchandise\|Ai-chan]] figure.

	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol~~. ~~003}}~~		===Other references===
			*Foreshadowing the events of the next issue, Tankor makes a couple of references to ''[[Special Armored Trooper Dorvack]]'', the series from which [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)\|Roadbuster]]'s toys originated. When transforming, he starts to say "variable..." before realizing the right phrase is "transform", referencing the show's "variable machine" transforming mecha, and the faceless, stumpy-legged robot mode he then adopts is based on [[Headcannon\|Bonaparte Tulcas]], a third ''Dorvack'' mecha which wasn't brought over to Transformers.


	[[Category:Legends issues]]		[[Category:Legends issues]]

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	*[[Airazor (Legends)\|Airazor]] (7)		*[[Airazor (Legends)\|Airazor]] (7)
	*[[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]] (8)		*[[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]] (8)
	*[[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]] (11)		*[[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]] (12)

	\|c4=		\|c4=
	*[[Ai (Legends)\|Ai]] (4)		*[[Ai (Legends)\|Ai]] (4)
	*[[Tank Drone#Legends World\|Tankor Drones]] (5)		*[[Tank Drone#Legends World\|Tankor Drones]] (5)
	*[[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] (9)		*[[T-AI\|Ai]] (9)
	*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#Legends World\|Gelshark]] (10)		*[[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] (10)
			*[[Sky-Byte (RID)#Legends World\|Gelshark]] (11)
	}}		}}