Matrix Flame - Revision history

BerylRoll at 11:16, 13 February 2026

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	===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	{{noteukexclusive\|The Matrix Flame}}		{{noteukexclusive\|The Matrix Flame}}
	When the carrier of the Creation Matrix, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], was transported to the [[Limbo]] dimension as a result of the [[Time travel\|time jump]] made by [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], the Matrix Flame was extinguished. This alerted the Autobots on Cybertron to the fact the Matrix holder may have died without passing the Matrix on to a successor. In order to establish the truth, the leader of the Autobot resistance on Cybertron, [[Emirate]] [[Xaaron]], sent [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] to [[Earth]] with orders to discover what had happened to Optimus Prime.		When the carrier of the Creation Matrix, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], was transported to the [[Limbo]] dimension as a result of the [[Time travel\|time jump]] made by [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], the Matrix Flame was extinguished. This alerted the Autobots on Cybertron to the fact the Matrix holder may have died without passing the Matrix on to a successor. In order to establish the truth, the leader of the Autobot resistance on Cybertron, [[Emirate]] [[Xaaron (G1)\|Xaaron]], sent [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] to [[Earth]] with orders to discover what had happened to Optimus Prime.

	At first unable to find any sign of the missing Autobot leader, Ultra Magnus eventually learned that Galvatron's time jump had removed Prime to the Limbo dimension. With the help of [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)\|Blurr]], who had also travelled to the past, Galvatron was tricked into returning to his own time causing Optimus Prime to reappear and restoring the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|Target: 2006}}		At first unable to find any sign of the missing Autobot leader, Ultra Magnus eventually learned that Galvatron's time jump had removed Prime to the Limbo dimension. With the help of [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)\|Blurr]], who had also travelled to the past, Galvatron was tricked into returning to his own time causing Optimus Prime to reappear and restoring the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|Target: 2006}}

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	The '''Matrix Flame''' is located on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] inside the capital city of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. Tended by [[Matrix Flame priest\|appointed individuals]], it is a small flame mounted on a green dais and is the living embodiment of the [[Matrix of Leadership\|Creation Matrix]].		The '''Matrix Flame''' is located on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] inside the capital city of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. Tended by [[Matrix Flame priest\|appointed individuals]], it is a small flame mounted on a green dais and is the living embodiment of the [[Matrix of Leadership\|Creation Matrix]].

	The Matrix Flame appears to have a dual role as both a [[Religion\|spiritual connection]] to the Creation Matrix and also as a way to tap its power in order to [[Reproduction\|grant life]] to new Transformers. It had just given life to [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ultra Magnus]],<ref>Ultra Magnus profile in Marvel UK #81</ref> a powerful new Transformer designed to aid the [[~~Wrecker~~]]s, before the Flame suddenly and mysteriously extinguished...		The Matrix Flame appears to have a dual role as both a [[Religion\|spiritual connection]] to the Creation Matrix and also as a way to tap its power in order to [[Reproduction\|grant life]] to new Transformers. It had just given life to [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ultra Magnus]],<ref>Ultra Magnus profile in Marvel UK #81</ref> a powerful new Transformer designed to aid the [[Wreckers]], before the Flame suddenly and mysteriously extinguished...

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	When the carrier of the Creation Matrix, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], was transported to the [[Limbo]] dimension as a result of the [[Time travel\|time jump]] made by [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], the Matrix Flame was extinguished. This alerted the Autobots on Cybertron to the fact the Matrix holder may have died without passing the Matrix on to a successor. In order to establish the truth, the leader of the Autobot resistance on Cybertron, [[Emirate]] [[Xaaron]], sent [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] to [[Earth]] with orders to discover what had happened to Optimus Prime.		When the carrier of the Creation Matrix, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]], was transported to the [[Limbo]] dimension as a result of the [[Time travel\|time jump]] made by [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], the Matrix Flame was extinguished. This alerted the Autobots on Cybertron to the fact the Matrix holder may have died without passing the Matrix on to a successor. In order to establish the truth, the leader of the Autobot resistance on Cybertron, [[Emirate]] [[Xaaron]], sent [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] to [[Earth]] with orders to discover what had happened to Optimus Prime.

	At first unable to find any sign of the missing Autobot leader, Ultra Magnus eventually learned that ~~Galvatron’s~~ time jump had removed Prime to the Limbo dimension. With the help of [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)\|Blurr]], who had also travelled to the past, Galvatron was tricked into returning to his own time causing Optimus Prime to reappear and restoring the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|Target: 2006}}		At first unable to find any sign of the missing Autobot leader, Ultra Magnus eventually learned that Galvatron's time jump had removed Prime to the Limbo dimension. With the help of [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)\|Blurr]], who had also travelled to the past, Galvatron was tricked into returning to his own time causing Optimus Prime to reappear and restoring the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|Target: 2006}}

	===2005 IDW continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===

Saix at 17:09, 26 May 2021

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	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===
	*''Japanese:'' '''Matrix no Tomoshibi''' (マトリクスの灯)~~<ref>Japanese reprint of ''[[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers: Chaos Theory]]''.</ref>~~		*''Japanese:'' '''Matrix no Tomoshibi''' (マトリクスの灯)

	==References==		==References==

Saix at 20:14, 3 May 2019

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	~~:''The Matrix Flame is a spiritual artifact from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''~~
	[[File:Matrixflame.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Now if only he'd drop to his knees and scream "NOOOO!"...]]		[[File:Matrixflame.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Now if only he'd drop to his knees and scream "NOOOO!"...]]
	The '''Matrix Flame''' is located on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] inside the capital city of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. Tended by [[Matrix Flame priest\|appointed individuals]], it is a small flame mounted on a green dais and is the living embodiment of the [[Matrix of Leadership\|Creation Matrix]].		The '''Matrix Flame''' is located on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] inside the capital city of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. Tended by [[Matrix Flame priest\|appointed individuals]], it is a small flame mounted on a green dais and is the living embodiment of the [[Matrix of Leadership\|Creation Matrix]].
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	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

	[[Category:~~Generation 1~~ objects]]
	[[Category:IDW (2005)]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) objects]]
	[[Category:Marvel Generation 1]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) Transformer culture]]
			[[Category:Marvel Generation 1 objects]]
	[[Category:Religion]]		[[Category:Religion]]
	[[Category:Transformer culture]]		[[Category:Transformer culture]]

Cyberlink420 at 18:27, 2 May 2019

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	At first unable to find any sign of the missing Autobot leader, Ultra Magnus eventually learned that Galvatron’s time jump had removed Prime to the Limbo dimension. With the help of [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)\|Blurr]], who had also travelled to the past, Galvatron was tricked into returning to his own time causing Optimus Prime to reappear and restoring the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|Target: 2006}}		At first unable to find any sign of the missing Autobot leader, Ultra Magnus eventually learned that Galvatron’s time jump had removed Prime to the Limbo dimension. With the help of [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)\|Blurr]], who had also travelled to the past, Galvatron was tricked into returning to his own time causing Optimus Prime to reappear and restoring the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|Target: 2006}}

	===IDW ~~2005~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	[[File:PostHoc-Slamdance.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]		[[File:PostHoc-Slamdance.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]
	One of the [[Signs of Affinity]] for determining if one was worthy to bear the Matrix was having optics that were the same shade of "liberty blue" as the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}		One of the [[Signs of Affinity]] for determining if one was worthy to bear the Matrix was having optics that were the same shade of "liberty blue" as the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}
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	[[Category:Generation 1 objects]]		[[Category:Generation 1 objects]]
	[[Category:IDW 2005 ~~continuity~~]]		[[Category:IDW (2005)]]
	[[Category:Marvel Generation 1]]		[[Category:Marvel Generation 1]]
	[[Category:Religion]]		[[Category:Religion]]
	[[Category:Transformer culture]]		[[Category:Transformer culture]]

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	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===
	*''Japanese:'' '''~~Matorikusu~~ no Tomoshibi''' (マトリクスの灯)<ref>Japanese reprint of ''[[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers: Chaos Theory]]''.</ref>		*''Japanese:'' '''Matrix no Tomoshibi''' (マトリクスの灯)<ref>Japanese reprint of ''[[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers: Chaos Theory]]''.</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	In the chaos following an attack on [[Nominus Prime]] by a suicide bomber, the [[Iaconian Newsfeed Service]] reported that the Matrix Flame was flickering, but had not been extinguished, meaning Prime was injured but alive. {{storylink\|Chaos Theory Part 2}} Nominus eventually did pass away, causing the Flame to burn out... though unbeknownst to most, the Matrix he carried was false, suggesting that the Matrix Flame was only symbolic and had no connection to the real thing. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 1: Post Hoc\|Post Hoc}}		In the chaos following an attack on [[Nominus Prime]] by a suicide bomber, the [[Iaconian Newsfeed Service]] reported that the Matrix Flame was flickering, but had not been extinguished, meaning Prime was injured but alive. {{storylink\|Chaos Theory Part 2}} Nominus eventually did pass away, causing the Flame to burn out... though unbeknownst to most, the Matrix he carried was false, suggesting that the Matrix Flame was only symbolic and had no connection to the real thing. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 1: Post Hoc\|Post Hoc}}
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			==Notes==

			===Foreign names===
			*''Japanese:'' '''Matorikusu no Tomoshibi''' (マトリクスの灯)<ref>Japanese reprint of ''[[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers: Chaos Theory]]''.</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Mammalian Verisimilitude at 03:59, 28 March 2019

2019-03-28T03:59:50Z

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	At first unable to find any sign of the missing Autobot leader, Ultra Magnus eventually learned that Galvatron’s time jump had removed Prime to the Limbo dimension. With the help of [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)\|Blurr]], who had also travelled to the past, Galvatron was tricked into returning to his own time causing Optimus Prime to reappear and restoring the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|Target: 2006}}		At first unable to find any sign of the missing Autobot leader, Ultra Magnus eventually learned that Galvatron’s time jump had removed Prime to the Limbo dimension. With the help of [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Hot Rod]], [[Kup (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Kup]] and [[Blurr (G1)\|Blurr]], who had also travelled to the past, Galvatron was tricked into returning to his own time causing Optimus Prime to reappear and restoring the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|Target: 2006}}

	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===IDW 2005 continuity===
	[[File:PostHoc-Slamdance.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]		[[File:PostHoc-Slamdance.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]
	One of the [[Signs of Affinity]] for determining if one was worthy to bear the Matrix was having optics that were the same shade of "liberty blue" as the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}		One of the [[Signs of Affinity]] for determining if one was worthy to bear the Matrix was having optics that were the same shade of "liberty blue" as the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}
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	[[Category:Generation 1 objects]]		[[Category:Generation 1 objects]]
	[[Category:IDW ~~Generation 1~~]]		[[Category:IDW 2005 continuity]]
	[[Category:Marvel Generation 1]]		[[Category:Marvel Generation 1]]
	[[Category:Religion]]		[[Category:Religion]]
	[[Category:Transformer culture]]		[[Category:Transformer culture]]

TimeLord11 at 19:29, 4 May 2018

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	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	[[File:PostHoc-Slamdance.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]		[[File:PostHoc-Slamdance.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]
	One the [[Signs of Affinity]] for determining if one was worthy to bear the Matrix was having optics that were the same shade of "liberty blue" as the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}		One of the [[Signs of Affinity]] for determining if one was worthy to bear the Matrix was having optics that were the same shade of "liberty blue" as the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}

	In the chaos following an attack on [[Nominus Prime]] by a suicide bomber, the [[Iaconian Newsfeed Service]] reported that the Matrix Flame was flickering, but had not been extinguished, meaning Prime was injured but alive. {{storylink\|Chaos Theory Part 2}} Nominus eventually did pass away, causing the Flame to burn out... though unbeknownst to most, the Matrix he carried was false, suggesting that the Matrix Flame was only symbolic and had no connection to the real thing. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 1: Post Hoc\|Post Hoc}}		In the chaos following an attack on [[Nominus Prime]] by a suicide bomber, the [[Iaconian Newsfeed Service]] reported that the Matrix Flame was flickering, but had not been extinguished, meaning Prime was injured but alive. {{storylink\|Chaos Theory Part 2}} Nominus eventually did pass away, causing the Flame to burn out... though unbeknownst to most, the Matrix he carried was false, suggesting that the Matrix Flame was only symbolic and had no connection to the real thing. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 1: Post Hoc\|Post Hoc}}

TimeLord11 at 20:10, 7 April 2018

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	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	[[File:PostHoc-Slamdance.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]		[[File:PostHoc-Slamdance.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]
			One the [[Signs of Affinity]] for determining if one was worthy to bear the Matrix was having optics that were the same shade of "liberty blue" as the Matrix Flame. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}

	In the chaos following an attack on [[Nominus Prime]] by a suicide bomber, the [[Iaconian Newsfeed Service]] reported that the Matrix Flame was flickering, but had not been extinguished, meaning Prime was injured but alive. {{storylink\|Chaos Theory Part 2}} Nominus eventually did pass away, causing the Flame to burn out... though unbeknownst to most, the Matrix he carried was false, suggesting that the Matrix Flame was only symbolic and had no connection to the real thing. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 1: Post Hoc\|Post Hoc}}		In the chaos following an attack on [[Nominus Prime]] by a suicide bomber, the [[Iaconian Newsfeed Service]] reported that the Matrix Flame was flickering, but had not been extinguished, meaning Prime was injured but alive. {{storylink\|Chaos Theory Part 2}} Nominus eventually did pass away, causing the Flame to burn out... though unbeknownst to most, the Matrix he carried was false, suggesting that the Matrix Flame was only symbolic and had no connection to the real thing. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 1: Post Hoc\|Post Hoc}}
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