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Featured characters

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	*[[Break (Legends)\|Break]] (14)		*[[Break (Legends)\|Break]] (14)
	*[[Bighorn (Legends)\|Bighorn]] (15)		*[[Bighorn (Legends)\|Bighorn]] (15)
	*? (16)		*[[Rhinox (Legends)\|Rhinox]] (16)
	*[[Nightscream (Legends)\|Nightscream]] (17)		*[[Nightscream (Legends)\|Nightscream]] (17)
	*[[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] (18)		*[[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] (18)

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	\|h3=[[Legends World]] natives\|c3=		\|h3=[[Legends World]] natives\|c3=
	*[[Tasmania Kid]] (11)		*[[Tasmania Kid (Legends)\|Tasmania Kid]] (11)
	*[[Silverbolt (~~Fuzor~~)\|~~Legends~~ Silverbolt]] (12)		*[[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]] (12)
	*[[Diver (BW)\|Diver]] (13)		*[[Diver (Legends)\|Diver]] (13)
	*[[Break]] (14)		*[[Break (Legends)\|Break]] (14)
	*[[Bighorn]] (15)		*[[Bighorn (Legends)\|Bighorn]] (15)
	*? (16)		*? (16)
	*[[Nightscream (BM)\|Nightscream]] (17)		*[[Nightscream (Legends)\|Nightscream]] (17)
	*[[Tigatron]] (18)		*[[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] (18)
	*[[Scuba]] (19)		*[[Scuba (Legends)\|Scuba]] (19)
	*[[Cheetor (BW)\|Cheetor]] (20)		*[[Cheetor (Legends)\|Cheetor]] (20)
	*[[Mantis]] (28)		*[[Mantis (Legends)\|Mantis]] (28)
	*[[Stampy (BW)\|Stampy]] (29)		*[[Stampy (Legends)\|Stampy]] (29)
	*[[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] (30)		*[[Heinrad (Legends)\|Heinrad]] (30)
	*[[Colada]] (31)		*[[Colada (Legends)\|Colada]] (31)
	}}		}}

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	\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers Legends (comic)\|Transformers Legends Comic: Bonus Edition]]''<br>Vol. 53		\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers Legends (comic)\|Transformers Legends Comic: Bonus Edition]]''<br>Vol. 53
	\|prev=~~Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 52~~		\|prev=LG52 Targetmaster Misfire
	\|next=~~Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol.~~ EX (God Ginrai)		\|next=LG-EX God Ginrai
	\|image=		\|image=
	\|japanese=LG53 ブロードサイド		\|japanese=LG53 ブロードサイド
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	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 053}}~~
	[[Category:Legends issues]]		[[Category:Legends issues]]

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Saix moved page Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 53 to LG53 Broadside

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	\|prev=Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 52		\|prev=Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 52
	\|next=TF Legends ~~Late Xmas Present Chapter~~		\|next=Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. EX (God Ginrai)
	\|image=		\|image=
	\|japanese=LG53 ブロードサイド		\|japanese=LG53 ブロードサイド

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	{{comicstory		{{comicstory
	\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers Legends (comic)\|Transformers Legends Comic: Bonus Edition]]'' Vol. 53		\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers Legends (comic)\|Transformers Legends Comic: Bonus Edition]]''<br>Vol. 53
	\|prev=Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 52		\|prev=Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 52
	\|next=TF Legends Late Xmas Present Chapter		\|next=TF Legends Late Xmas Present Chapter
	\|image=		\|image=
	\|japanese=~~漫画トランスフォーマーレジェンズ出張版第53話~~		\|japanese=LG53 ブロードサイド
			\|title="LG53 Broadside"
	\|manga=[[Hayato Sakamoto]]		\|manga=[[Hayato Sakamoto]]
	\|color=[[DAI-XT]]<ref>https://twitter.com/Hijiki_DaiXt/status/934210036439511040 Tweet by @Hijiki_DaiXt, 2017/11/25</ref>		\|color=[[DAI-XT]]<ref>https://twitter.com/Hijiki_DaiXt/status/934210036439511040 Tweet by @Hijiki_DaiXt, 2017/11/25</ref>
	\|packaged with=''[[Transformers Legends (franchise)\|Legends]]'' [[Broadside (G1)#Legends\|LG53 Broadside]]		\|packaged with=''[[Transformers Legends (franchise)\|Legends]]'' [[Broadside (G1)#Legends\|LG53 Broadside]]
	\|date=[[November 25]], [[~~2017~~]]		\|date=[[2017]] [[November 25]]
			\|continuity=[[G1 World]], [[Legends World]]
	\|chronology=[[2038]]? (G1 World)		\|chronology=[[2038]]? (G1 World)
	}}		}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			===Continuity notes===
	*The opening battle with Grand Scourge is a continuation of "[[Decepticon Dark Commander Grand Scourge]]". At the time of publication that story appeared to take place in its own unique universe, but it is here folded into [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], taking place sometime after the G-2 wars, "over ten years" after the black hole battle of [[2021]].		*The opening battle with Grand Scourge is a continuation of "[[Decepticon Dark Commander Grand Scourge]]". At the time of publication that story appeared to take place in its own unique universe, but it is here folded into [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], taking place sometime after the G-2 wars, "over ten years" after the black hole battle of [[2021]].
	*As he calls for retreat, Megatron makes plans to target the energy of the Legends World next, placing the battle shortly before [[Legends Vol. 23\|Vol. 23]] of the webcomic.		*As he calls for retreat, Megatron makes plans to target the energy of the Legends World next, placing the battle shortly before [[Legends Vol. 23\|Vol. 23]] of the webcomic.
	*In the same panel, [[Drag Strip (G1)\|Drag Strip]] laments that he just wanted to enjoy a demolition race, meaning the battle takes place just after [[Today Is Us Stunticons' Annual Holiday Demolition Race!\|the Stunticon chapter]] of ''[[Unite Warriors Offshot]]'', which saw the Aerialbots coming to attack the Stunticons.		*In the same panel, [[Drag Strip (G1)\|Drag Strip]] laments that he just wanted to enjoy a demolition race, meaning the battle takes place just after [[Today Is Us Stunticons' Annual Holiday Demolition Race!\|the Stunticon chapter]] of ''[[Unite Warriors Offshot]]'', which saw the Aerialbots coming to attack the Stunticons.
	*The panel of Broadside leaping down from the cockpit of his jet mode Transtector is a direct homage to Optimus Prime leaping down from the [[Last Autobot]]'s cockpit in [[End of the Road! (US)\|Marvel US #80]].
	*The retrospective of Broadside's previous bodies includes [[:File:Proto broadside.jpg\|his prototype toy/1986 mural design]], his pre-final cartoon [[character model]] as it appeared in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", and his later cartoon character model but with the red visor of his original toy.		*The retrospective of Broadside's previous bodies includes [[:File:Proto broadside.jpg\|his prototype toy/1986 mural design]], his pre-final cartoon [[character model]] as it appeared in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", and his later cartoon character model but with the red visor of his original toy.
	*In reference to their own ''Unite Warriors Offshot'' chapter, the Aerialbots mention having brought [[Jumal\|Hassan]] along and are looking forward to hosting a barbecue party in another dimension.		*In reference to their own ''Unite Warriors Offshot'' chapter, the Aerialbots mention having brought [[Jumal\|Hassan]] along and are looking forward to hosting a barbecue party in another dimension.
	*Broadside admits to having worked with the Decepticons in an apparent reference to and continuity patchjob of "[[The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar]]", in which [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]] inexplicably trusts a [[Quintesson]] disguised as Broadside.		*Broadside admits to having worked with the Decepticons in an apparent reference to and continuity patchjob of "[[The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar]]", in which [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]] inexplicably trusts a [[Quintesson]] disguised as Broadside.

			===''Transformers'' references===
			*The panel of Broadside leaping down from the cockpit of his jet mode Transtector is a direct homage to Optimus Prime leaping down from the [[Last Autobot]]'s cockpit in [[End of the Road! (US)\|Marvel US #80]].

	==References==		==References==

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 08:57, 8 May 2023

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	*The retrospective of Broadside's previous bodies includes [[:File:Proto broadside.jpg\|his prototype toy/1986 mural design]], his pre-final cartoon [[character model]] as it appeared in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", and his later cartoon character model but with the red visor of his original toy.		*The retrospective of Broadside's previous bodies includes [[:File:Proto broadside.jpg\|his prototype toy/1986 mural design]], his pre-final cartoon [[character model]] as it appeared in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", and his later cartoon character model but with the red visor of his original toy.
	*In reference to their own ''Unite Warriors Offshot'' chapter, the Aerialbots mention having brought [[Jumal\|Hassan]] along and are looking forward to hosting a barbecue party in another dimension.		*In reference to their own ''Unite Warriors Offshot'' chapter, the Aerialbots mention having brought [[Jumal\|Hassan]] along and are looking forward to hosting a barbecue party in another dimension.
	*Broadside admits to having worked with the Decepticons in an apparent reference/continuity patchjob to "[[The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar]]", in which [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]] inexplicably trusts a [[Quintesson]] disguised as Broadside.		*Broadside admits to having worked with the Decepticons in an apparent reference to and continuity patchjob of "[[The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar]]", in which [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]] inexplicably trusts a [[Quintesson]] disguised as Broadside.

	==References==		==References==

Saix at 17:08, 23 January 2023

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	*The opening battle with Grand Scourge is a continuation of "[[Decepticon Dark Commander Grand Scourge]]". At the time of publication that story appeared to take place in its own unique universe, but it is here folded into [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], taking place sometime after the G-2 wars, "over ten years" after the black hole battle of [[2021]].		*The opening battle with Grand Scourge is a continuation of "[[Decepticon Dark Commander Grand Scourge]]". At the time of publication that story appeared to take place in its own unique universe, but it is here folded into [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], taking place sometime after the G-2 wars, "over ten years" after the black hole battle of [[2021]].
	*As he calls for retreat, Megatron makes plans to target the energy of the Legends World next, placing the battle shortly before [[Legends Vol. 23\|Vol. 23]] of the webcomic.		*As he calls for retreat, Megatron makes plans to target the energy of the Legends World next, placing the battle shortly before [[Legends Vol. 23\|Vol. 23]] of the webcomic.
	*In the same panel, [[Drag Strip (G1)\|Drag Strip]] laments that he just wanted to enjoy a demolition race, meaning the battle takes place just after the Stunticon chapter of ''[[Unite Warriors Offshot]]'', which saw the Aerialbots coming to attack the Stunticons.		*In the same panel, [[Drag Strip (G1)\|Drag Strip]] laments that he just wanted to enjoy a demolition race, meaning the battle takes place just after [[Today Is Us Stunticons' Annual Holiday Demolition Race!\|the Stunticon chapter]] of ''[[Unite Warriors Offshot]]'', which saw the Aerialbots coming to attack the Stunticons.
	*The panel of Broadside leaping down from the cockpit of his jet mode Transtector is a direct homage to Optimus Prime leaping down from the [[Last Autobot]]'s cockpit in [[End of the Road! (US)\|Marvel US #80]].		*The panel of Broadside leaping down from the cockpit of his jet mode Transtector is a direct homage to Optimus Prime leaping down from the [[Last Autobot]]'s cockpit in [[End of the Road! (US)\|Marvel US #80]].
	*The retrospective of Broadside's previous bodies includes [[:File:Proto broadside.jpg\|his prototype toy/1986 mural design]], his pre-final cartoon [[character model]] as it appeared in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", and his later cartoon character model but with the red visor of his original toy.		*The retrospective of Broadside's previous bodies includes [[:File:Proto broadside.jpg\|his prototype toy/1986 mural design]], his pre-final cartoon [[character model]] as it appeared in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", and his later cartoon character model but with the red visor of his original toy.

Saix: /* Synopsis */

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Synopsis

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	In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], [[Grand Scourge]] has interrupted a battle between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s by taking the [[Stunticon (G1)\|Stunticons]] as his limbs and defeating [[Superion (G1)\|Superion]], and is now going after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]]. Prime is saved when [[Broadside (G1)\|Broadside]] comes leaping out of a gigantic jet, freeing the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]] from Scourge's grasp before transforming into a head and combining with the jet—actually a city-sized [[transtector]] that dwarfs the villain. One blast from his 80,000 volt plasma pulse gun sends Scourge flying straight out of their dimension, and the Decepticons flee. Broadside explains that his past seasickness, fear of heights, and frail constitution has led him to repeatedly remodel himself in pursuit of self-improvement, and his latest body is that of a gigantic [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]].		In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], [[Grand Scourge]] has interrupted a battle between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s by taking the [[Stunticon (G1)\|Stunticons]] as his limbs and defeating [[Superion (G1)\|Superion]], and is now going after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]]. Prime is saved when [[Broadside (G1)\|Broadside]] comes leaping out of a gigantic jet, freeing the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]] from Scourge's grasp before transforming into a head and combining with the jet—actually a city-sized [[transtector]] that dwarfs the villain. One blast from his 80,000 volt plasma pulse gun sends Scourge flying straight out of their dimension, and the Decepticons flee. Broadside explains that his past seasickness, fear of heights, and frail constitution has led him to repeatedly remodel himself in pursuit of self-improvement, and his latest body is that of a gigantic [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]].

	Broadside and the Aerialbots are later deployed to the current era of the [[Legends World]] to guard the dimension against future threats. Impressed by his power, [[Thrust (Armada)\|Armada Thrust]] tries to convince Broadside to conquer the world with him, and when the [[Triple Changer]] refuses, he and [[Trickdiamond]] take matters into their own hands and steal the transtector. Broadside can only watch as Thrust defeats [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] and [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and is lamenting that the power he got to protect people is now being used for conquest when [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] and [[Repugnus (G1)\|Repugnus]] show up and offer their help through use of their armor suits. They recognize that while a regular transtector would be of no use to Broadside, they can ~~able to~~ use [[Blowpipe (G1)\|Blowpipe]]'s clone beam to ~~multiply the mass~~ of [[Repug Armor\|Repugnus's suit]] ~~to the point where~~ Broadside can pilot it.		Broadside and the Aerialbots are later deployed to the current era of the [[Legends World]] to guard the dimension against future threats. Impressed by his power, [[Thrust (Armada)\|Armada Thrust]] tries to convince Broadside to conquer the world with him, and when the [[Triple Changer]] refuses, he and [[Trickdiamond]] take matters into their own hands and steal the transtector. Broadside can only watch as Thrust defeats [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] and [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and is lamenting that the power he got to protect people is now being used for conquest when [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] and [[Repugnus (G1)\|Repugnus]] show up and offer their help through use of their armor suits. They recognize that while a regular transtector would be of no use to Broadside, they can use [[Blowpipe (G1)\|Blowpipe]]'s clone beam to create a larger duplicate of [[Repug Armor\|Repugnus's suit]] that Broadside can pilot.

	Using the suit's flight mode, Broadside flies into his transtector and confronts Thrust, who pleads for forgiveness, claiming he only wanted to prove the power of his intellect. Broadside understands his feelings, having made poor decisions in the past because he felt weak and sought power, including working with the Decepticons. He tells Thrust that everyone makes mistakes, and what's important is realizing they were mistakes and changing for the better, using [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s current peaceful attitude as an example. Furthermore, Broadside believes that while he himself has trained his body to become powerful, Thrust's strength lies in his trained ''brain'', and he encourages the Decepticon to use his intellect for something good. Thrust takes his words to heart and decides to stay with him and the Aerialbots, though he doesn't particularly get along with the other fliers. They're all shocked when Broadside decides to rest and reveals that the bridge of his aircraft carrier serves as a chair for him.		Using the suit's flight mode, Broadside flies into his transtector and confronts Thrust, who pleads for forgiveness, claiming he only wanted to prove the power of his intellect. Broadside understands his feelings, having made poor decisions in the past because he felt weak and sought power, including working with the Decepticons. He tells Thrust that everyone makes mistakes, and what's important is realizing they were mistakes and changing for the better, using [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s current peaceful attitude as an example. Furthermore, Broadside believes that while he himself has trained his body to become powerful, Thrust's strength lies in his trained ''brain'', and he encourages the Decepticon to use his intellect for something good. Thrust takes his words to heart and decides to stay with him and the Aerialbots, though he doesn't particularly get along with the other fliers. They're all shocked when Broadside decides to rest and reveals that the bridge of his aircraft carrier serves as a chair for him.

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	In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], [[Grand Scourge]] has interrupted a battle between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s by taking the [[Stunticon (G1)\|Stunticons]] as his limbs and defeating [[Superion (G1)\|Superion]], and is now going after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]]. Prime is saved when [[Broadside (G1)\|Broadside]] comes leaping out of a gigantic jet, freeing the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]] from Scourge's grasp before transforming into a head and combining with the jet—actually a city-sized [[transtector]] that dwarfs the villain. One blast from his 80,000 volt plasma pulse gun sends Scourge flying straight out of their dimension, and the Decepticons flee. Broadside explains that his past seasickness, fear of heights, and frail constitution has led him to repeatedly remodel himself in pursuit of self-improvement, and his latest body is that of a gigantic [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]].		In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], [[Grand Scourge]] has interrupted a battle between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s by taking the [[Stunticon (G1)\|Stunticons]] as his limbs and defeating [[Superion (G1)\|Superion]], and is now going after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]]. Prime is saved when [[Broadside (G1)\|Broadside]] comes leaping out of a gigantic jet, freeing the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]] from Scourge's grasp before transforming into a head and combining with the jet—actually a city-sized [[transtector]] that dwarfs the villain. One blast from his 80,000 volt plasma pulse gun sends Scourge flying straight out of their dimension, and the Decepticons flee. Broadside explains that his past seasickness, fear of heights, and frail constitution has led him to repeatedly remodel himself in pursuit of self-improvement, and his latest body is that of a gigantic [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]].

	Broadside and the Aerialbots are later deployed to the current era of the [[Legends World]] to guard the dimension against future threats. Impressed by his power, [[Thrust (Armada)\|Armada Thrust]] tries to convince Broadside to conquer the world with him, and when the [[Triple Changer]] refuses, he and [[Trickdiamond]] take matters into their own hands and steal the transtector. Broadside can only watch as Thrust defeats [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] and [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and is lamenting that the power he got to protect people is now being used for conquest when [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] and [[Repugnus (G1)\|Repugnus]] show up and offer their help through use of their armor suits. They recognize that while a regular transtector would be of no use to Broadside, they can able to use [[Blowpipe (G1)\|Blowpipe]]'s clone beam to multiply the mass of Repugnus's suit to the point where Broadside can pilot it.		Broadside and the Aerialbots are later deployed to the current era of the [[Legends World]] to guard the dimension against future threats. Impressed by his power, [[Thrust (Armada)\|Armada Thrust]] tries to convince Broadside to conquer the world with him, and when the [[Triple Changer]] refuses, he and [[Trickdiamond]] take matters into their own hands and steal the transtector. Broadside can only watch as Thrust defeats [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] and [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and is lamenting that the power he got to protect people is now being used for conquest when [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] and [[Repugnus (G1)\|Repugnus]] show up and offer their help through use of their armor suits. They recognize that while a regular transtector would be of no use to Broadside, they can able to use [[Blowpipe (G1)\|Blowpipe]]'s clone beam to multiply the mass of [[Repug Armor\|Repugnus's suit]] to the point where Broadside can pilot it.

	Using the suit's flight mode, Broadside flies into his transtector and confronts Thrust, who pleads for forgiveness, claiming he only wanted to prove the power of his intellect. Broadside understands his feelings, having made poor decisions in the past because he felt weak and sought power, including working with the Decepticons. He tells Thrust that everyone makes mistakes, and what's important is realizing they were mistakes and changing for the better, using [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s current peaceful attitude as an example. Furthermore, Broadside believes that while he himself has trained his body to become powerful, Thrust's strength lies in his trained ''brain'', and he encourages the Decepticon to use his intellect for something good. Thrust takes his words to heart and decides to stay with him and the Aerialbots, though he doesn't particularly get along with the other fliers. They're all shocked when Broadside decides to rest and reveals that the bridge of his aircraft carrier serves as a chair for him.		Using the suit's flight mode, Broadside flies into his transtector and confronts Thrust, who pleads for forgiveness, claiming he only wanted to prove the power of his intellect. Broadside understands his feelings, having made poor decisions in the past because he felt weak and sought power, including working with the Decepticons. He tells Thrust that everyone makes mistakes, and what's important is realizing they were mistakes and changing for the better, using [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s current peaceful attitude as an example. Furthermore, Broadside believes that while he himself has trained his body to become powerful, Thrust's strength lies in his trained ''brain'', and he encourages the Decepticon to use his intellect for something good. Thrust takes his words to heart and decides to stay with him and the Aerialbots, though he doesn't particularly get along with the other fliers. They're all shocked when Broadside decides to rest and reveals that the bridge of his aircraft carrier serves as a chair for him.

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	*[[Break (Legends)\|Break]] (14)		*[[Break (Legends)\|Break]] (14)
	*[[Bighorn (Legends)\|Bighorn]] (15)		*[[Bighorn (Legends)\|Bighorn]] (15)
	*? (16)		*[[Rhinox (Legends)\|Rhinox]] (16)
	*[[Nightscream (Legends)\|Nightscream]] (17)		*[[Nightscream (Legends)\|Nightscream]] (17)
	*[[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] (18)		*[[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] (18)

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	*[[Tasmania Kid]] (11)		*[[Tasmania Kid (Legends)\|Tasmania Kid]] (11)
	*[[Silverbolt (~~Fuzor~~)\|~~Legends~~ Silverbolt]] (12)		*[[Silverbolt (Legends)\|Silverbolt]] (12)
	*[[Diver (BW)\|Diver]] (13)		*[[Diver (Legends)\|Diver]] (13)
	*[[Break]] (14)		*[[Break (Legends)\|Break]] (14)
	*[[Bighorn]] (15)		*[[Bighorn (Legends)\|Bighorn]] (15)
	*? (16)		*? (16)
	*[[Nightscream (BM)\|Nightscream]] (17)		*[[Nightscream (Legends)\|Nightscream]] (17)
	*[[Tigatron]] (18)		*[[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] (18)
	*[[Scuba]] (19)		*[[Scuba (Legends)\|Scuba]] (19)
	*[[Cheetor (BW)\|Cheetor]] (20)		*[[Cheetor (Legends)\|Cheetor]] (20)
	*[[Mantis]] (28)		*[[Mantis (Legends)\|Mantis]] (28)
	*[[Stampy (BW)\|Stampy]] (29)		*[[Stampy (Legends)\|Stampy]] (29)
	*[[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] (30)		*[[Heinrad (Legends)\|Heinrad]] (30)
	*[[Colada]] (31)		*[[Colada (Legends)\|Colada]] (31)
	}}		}}

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	*The opening battle with Grand Scourge is a continuation of "[[Decepticon Dark Commander Grand Scourge]]". At the time of publication that story appeared to take place in its own unique universe, but it is here folded into [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], taking place sometime after the G-2 wars, "over ten years" after the black hole battle of [[2021]].		*The opening battle with Grand Scourge is a continuation of "[[Decepticon Dark Commander Grand Scourge]]". At the time of publication that story appeared to take place in its own unique universe, but it is here folded into [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], taking place sometime after the G-2 wars, "over ten years" after the black hole battle of [[2021]].
	*As he calls for retreat, Megatron makes plans to target the energy of the Legends World next, placing the battle shortly before [[Legends Vol. 23\|Vol. 23]] of the webcomic.		*As he calls for retreat, Megatron makes plans to target the energy of the Legends World next, placing the battle shortly before [[Legends Vol. 23\|Vol. 23]] of the webcomic.
	*In the same panel, [[Drag Strip (G1)\|Drag Strip]] laments that he just wanted to enjoy a demolition race, meaning the battle takes place just after the Stunticon chapter of ''[[Unite Warriors Offshot]]'', which saw the Aerialbots coming to attack the Stunticons.		*In the same panel, [[Drag Strip (G1)\|Drag Strip]] laments that he just wanted to enjoy a demolition race, meaning the battle takes place just after [[Today Is Us Stunticons' Annual Holiday Demolition Race!\|the Stunticon chapter]] of ''[[Unite Warriors Offshot]]'', which saw the Aerialbots coming to attack the Stunticons.
	*The panel of Broadside leaping down from the cockpit of his jet mode Transtector is a direct homage to Optimus Prime leaping down from the [[Last Autobot]]'s cockpit in [[End of the Road! (US)\|Marvel US #80]].		*The panel of Broadside leaping down from the cockpit of his jet mode Transtector is a direct homage to Optimus Prime leaping down from the [[Last Autobot]]'s cockpit in [[End of the Road! (US)\|Marvel US #80]].
	*The retrospective of Broadside's previous bodies includes [[:File:Proto broadside.jpg\|his prototype toy/1986 mural design]], his pre-final cartoon [[character model]] as it appeared in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", and his later cartoon character model but with the red visor of his original toy.		*The retrospective of Broadside's previous bodies includes [[:File:Proto broadside.jpg\|his prototype toy/1986 mural design]], his pre-final cartoon [[character model]] as it appeared in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", and his later cartoon character model but with the red visor of his original toy.

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	In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], [[Grand Scourge]] has interrupted a battle between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s by taking the [[Stunticon (G1)\|Stunticons]] as his limbs and defeating [[Superion (G1)\|Superion]], and is now going after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]]. Prime is saved when [[Broadside (G1)\|Broadside]] comes leaping out of a gigantic jet, freeing the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]] from Scourge's grasp before transforming into a head and combining with the jet—actually a city-sized [[transtector]] that dwarfs the villain. One blast from his 80,000 volt plasma pulse gun sends Scourge flying straight out of their dimension, and the Decepticons flee. Broadside explains that his past seasickness, fear of heights, and frail constitution has led him to repeatedly remodel himself in pursuit of self-improvement, and his latest body is that of a gigantic [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]].		In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], [[Grand Scourge]] has interrupted a battle between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s by taking the [[Stunticon (G1)\|Stunticons]] as his limbs and defeating [[Superion (G1)\|Superion]], and is now going after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]]. Prime is saved when [[Broadside (G1)\|Broadside]] comes leaping out of a gigantic jet, freeing the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]] from Scourge's grasp before transforming into a head and combining with the jet—actually a city-sized [[transtector]] that dwarfs the villain. One blast from his 80,000 volt plasma pulse gun sends Scourge flying straight out of their dimension, and the Decepticons flee. Broadside explains that his past seasickness, fear of heights, and frail constitution has led him to repeatedly remodel himself in pursuit of self-improvement, and his latest body is that of a gigantic [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]].

	Broadside and the Aerialbots are later deployed to the current era of the [[Legends World]] to guard the dimension against future threats. Impressed by his power, [[Thrust (Armada)\|Armada Thrust]] tries to convince Broadside to conquer the world with him, and when the [[Triple Changer]] refuses, he and [[Trickdiamond]] take matters into their own hands and steal the transtector. Broadside can only watch as Thrust defeats [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] and [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and is lamenting that the power he got to protect people is now being used for conquest when [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] and [[Repugnus (G1)\|Repugnus]] show up and offer their help through use of their armor suits. They recognize that while a regular transtector would be of no use to Broadside, they can ~~able to~~ use [[Blowpipe (G1)\|Blowpipe]]'s clone beam to ~~multiply the mass~~ of [[Repug Armor\|Repugnus's suit]] ~~to the point where~~ Broadside can pilot it.		Broadside and the Aerialbots are later deployed to the current era of the [[Legends World]] to guard the dimension against future threats. Impressed by his power, [[Thrust (Armada)\|Armada Thrust]] tries to convince Broadside to conquer the world with him, and when the [[Triple Changer]] refuses, he and [[Trickdiamond]] take matters into their own hands and steal the transtector. Broadside can only watch as Thrust defeats [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] and [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and is lamenting that the power he got to protect people is now being used for conquest when [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] and [[Repugnus (G1)\|Repugnus]] show up and offer their help through use of their armor suits. They recognize that while a regular transtector would be of no use to Broadside, they can use [[Blowpipe (G1)\|Blowpipe]]'s clone beam to create a larger duplicate of [[Repug Armor\|Repugnus's suit]] that Broadside can pilot.

	Using the suit's flight mode, Broadside flies into his transtector and confronts Thrust, who pleads for forgiveness, claiming he only wanted to prove the power of his intellect. Broadside understands his feelings, having made poor decisions in the past because he felt weak and sought power, including working with the Decepticons. He tells Thrust that everyone makes mistakes, and what's important is realizing they were mistakes and changing for the better, using [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s current peaceful attitude as an example. Furthermore, Broadside believes that while he himself has trained his body to become powerful, Thrust's strength lies in his trained ''brain'', and he encourages the Decepticon to use his intellect for something good. Thrust takes his words to heart and decides to stay with him and the Aerialbots, though he doesn't particularly get along with the other fliers. They're all shocked when Broadside decides to rest and reveals that the bridge of his aircraft carrier serves as a chair for him.		Using the suit's flight mode, Broadside flies into his transtector and confronts Thrust, who pleads for forgiveness, claiming he only wanted to prove the power of his intellect. Broadside understands his feelings, having made poor decisions in the past because he felt weak and sought power, including working with the Decepticons. He tells Thrust that everyone makes mistakes, and what's important is realizing they were mistakes and changing for the better, using [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s current peaceful attitude as an example. Furthermore, Broadside believes that while he himself has trained his body to become powerful, Thrust's strength lies in his trained ''brain'', and he encourages the Decepticon to use his intellect for something good. Thrust takes his words to heart and decides to stay with him and the Aerialbots, though he doesn't particularly get along with the other fliers. They're all shocked when Broadside decides to rest and reveals that the bridge of his aircraft carrier serves as a chair for him.

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	In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], [[Grand Scourge]] has interrupted a battle between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s by taking the [[Stunticon (G1)\|Stunticons]] as his limbs and defeating [[Superion (G1)\|Superion]], and is now going after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]]. Prime is saved when [[Broadside (G1)\|Broadside]] comes leaping out of a gigantic jet, freeing the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]] from Scourge's grasp before transforming into a head and combining with the jet—actually a city-sized [[transtector]] that dwarfs the villain. One blast from his 80,000 volt plasma pulse gun sends Scourge flying straight out of their dimension, and the Decepticons flee. Broadside explains that his past seasickness, fear of heights, and frail constitution has led him to repeatedly remodel himself in pursuit of self-improvement, and his latest body is that of a gigantic [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]].		In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], [[Grand Scourge]] has interrupted a battle between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s by taking the [[Stunticon (G1)\|Stunticons]] as his limbs and defeating [[Superion (G1)\|Superion]], and is now going after [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]]. Prime is saved when [[Broadside (G1)\|Broadside]] comes leaping out of a gigantic jet, freeing the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]] from Scourge's grasp before transforming into a head and combining with the jet—actually a city-sized [[transtector]] that dwarfs the villain. One blast from his 80,000 volt plasma pulse gun sends Scourge flying straight out of their dimension, and the Decepticons flee. Broadside explains that his past seasickness, fear of heights, and frail constitution has led him to repeatedly remodel himself in pursuit of self-improvement, and his latest body is that of a gigantic [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]].

	Broadside and the Aerialbots are later deployed to the current era of the [[Legends World]] to guard the dimension against future threats. Impressed by his power, [[Thrust (Armada)\|Armada Thrust]] tries to convince Broadside to conquer the world with him, and when the [[Triple Changer]] refuses, he and [[Trickdiamond]] take matters into their own hands and steal the transtector. Broadside can only watch as Thrust defeats [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] and [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and is lamenting that the power he got to protect people is now being used for conquest when [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] and [[Repugnus (G1)\|Repugnus]] show up and offer their help through use of their armor suits. They recognize that while a regular transtector would be of no use to Broadside, they can able to use [[Blowpipe (G1)\|Blowpipe]]'s clone beam to multiply the mass of Repugnus's suit to the point where Broadside can pilot it.		Broadside and the Aerialbots are later deployed to the current era of the [[Legends World]] to guard the dimension against future threats. Impressed by his power, [[Thrust (Armada)\|Armada Thrust]] tries to convince Broadside to conquer the world with him, and when the [[Triple Changer]] refuses, he and [[Trickdiamond]] take matters into their own hands and steal the transtector. Broadside can only watch as Thrust defeats [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] and [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]], and is lamenting that the power he got to protect people is now being used for conquest when [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] and [[Repugnus (G1)\|Repugnus]] show up and offer their help through use of their armor suits. They recognize that while a regular transtector would be of no use to Broadside, they can able to use [[Blowpipe (G1)\|Blowpipe]]'s clone beam to multiply the mass of [[Repug Armor\|Repugnus's suit]] to the point where Broadside can pilot it.

	Using the suit's flight mode, Broadside flies into his transtector and confronts Thrust, who pleads for forgiveness, claiming he only wanted to prove the power of his intellect. Broadside understands his feelings, having made poor decisions in the past because he felt weak and sought power, including working with the Decepticons. He tells Thrust that everyone makes mistakes, and what's important is realizing they were mistakes and changing for the better, using [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s current peaceful attitude as an example. Furthermore, Broadside believes that while he himself has trained his body to become powerful, Thrust's strength lies in his trained ''brain'', and he encourages the Decepticon to use his intellect for something good. Thrust takes his words to heart and decides to stay with him and the Aerialbots, though he doesn't particularly get along with the other fliers. They're all shocked when Broadside decides to rest and reveals that the bridge of his aircraft carrier serves as a chair for him.		Using the suit's flight mode, Broadside flies into his transtector and confronts Thrust, who pleads for forgiveness, claiming he only wanted to prove the power of his intellect. Broadside understands his feelings, having made poor decisions in the past because he felt weak and sought power, including working with the Decepticons. He tells Thrust that everyone makes mistakes, and what's important is realizing they were mistakes and changing for the better, using [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s current peaceful attitude as an example. Furthermore, Broadside believes that while he himself has trained his body to become powerful, Thrust's strength lies in his trained ''brain'', and he encourages the Decepticon to use his intellect for something good. Thrust takes his words to heart and decides to stay with him and the Aerialbots, though he doesn't particularly get along with the other fliers. They're all shocked when Broadside decides to rest and reveals that the bridge of his aircraft carrier serves as a chair for him.