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AzimuthAcolyte: Big Convoy -> Big Convoy (Legends) update

2026-04-02T01:53:32Z

Big Convoy -> Big Convoy (Legends) update

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	Working against the fake Spike Witwicky, the Autobot [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]] arrived in the Legends World to escape pursuit by "Spike" and [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]. "Spike" was revealed as Old Snake in disguise and he returned to the G1 World. {{Storylink\|LG58 Autobot Clones}}		Working against the fake Spike Witwicky, the Autobot [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]] arrived in the Legends World to escape pursuit by "Spike" and [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]. "Spike" was revealed as Old Snake in disguise and he returned to the G1 World. {{Storylink\|LG58 Autobot Clones}}

	Seeking worlds to conquer, the [[Quintesson]]s (of times ancient compared to the Legends World immigrants) attempted to invade the Legends World, only to be sent back their way by [[Big Convoy\|Big Fight]] and their former servant, [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]]. As the Quintessons were from a time long before the actual creation of the Legends World, they investigated who they knew to be the universe's creators, the Zamojin, and sealed their region of space with a [[quadrant lock]]. {{storylink\|LG59 Blitzwing}} Seeking the proton energy that created the Legends World, the Decepticon Clones came to pilfer it. They discover that the Autobot Targetmaster partners have absorbed it. {{storylink\|LG61 Decepticon Clones}}		Seeking worlds to conquer, the [[Quintesson]]s (of times ancient compared to the Legends World immigrants) attempted to invade the Legends World, only to be sent back their way by [[Big Convoy (Legends)\|Big Fight]] and their former servant, [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]]. As the Quintessons were from a time long before the actual creation of the Legends World, they investigated who they knew to be the universe's creators, the Zamojin, and sealed their region of space with a [[quadrant lock]]. {{storylink\|LG59 Blitzwing}} Seeking the proton energy that created the Legends World, the Decepticon Clones came to pilfer it. They discover that the Autobot Targetmaster partners have absorbed it. {{storylink\|LG61 Decepticon Clones}}

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BerylRoll at 15:53, 30 March 2026

2026-03-30T15:53:21Z

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Transformers: Earth Wars */ Character links, more specific flags

2026-03-27T17:40:46Z

Transformers: Earth Wars: Character links, more specific flags

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	===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===		===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
	{{gamestub\|{{storylink\|~~Transformers: Earth Wars~~}}}}		{{gamestub\|{{storylink\|Multiverse Saga}} So so much more.}}
	Nova Prime attempted to wipe all timelines in the multiverse clean and start again in effort to prevent the war between the Autobots and Decepticons from ever happening. Vector Prime stepped in to stop Nova ~~Prime~~ from causing untold devastation to the fabric of all realities. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy (Earth Wars)\|Enemy of My Enemy}}		[[Nova Prime]] attempted to wipe all timelines in the multiverse clean and start again in effort to prevent the war between the Autobots and Decepticons from ever happening. [[Vector Prime]] stepped in to stop Nova from causing untold devastation to the fabric of all realities. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy (Earth Wars)\|Enemy of My Enemy}}

	===''Transformers: Forged to Fight''===		===''Transformers: Forged to Fight''===

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Transformers: Earth Wars */ Formatting, re-aiming link now that it has a place to go

2026-03-27T17:39:32Z

Transformers: Earth Wars: Formatting, re-aiming link now that it has a place to go

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	===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===		===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
	{{gamestub\|[[Transformers: Earth Wars]]}}		{{gamestub\|{{storylink\|Transformers: Earth Wars}}}}
	Nova Prime attempted to wipe all timelines in the multiverse clean and start again in effort to prevent the war between the Autobots and Decepticons from ever happening. Vector Prime stepped in to stop Nova Prime from causing untold devastation to the fabric of all realities. {{~~Storylink~~\|~~Transformers:~~ Earth Wars\|~~Mayhem:~~ Enemy of my Enemy}}		Nova Prime attempted to wipe all timelines in the multiverse clean and start again in effort to prevent the war between the Autobots and Decepticons from ever happening. Vector Prime stepped in to stop Nova Prime from causing untold devastation to the fabric of all realities. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy (Earth Wars)\|Enemy of My Enemy}}

	===''Transformers: Forged to Fight''===		===''Transformers: Forged to Fight''===

AzimuthAcolyte: Tigatron -> Tigatron (BW) update

2026-03-09T17:07:48Z

Tigatron -> Tigatron (BW) update

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	As an experiment to study [[Beast Power]], the [[Zamojin (species)\|Zamojin]] sought to use their [[spirit energy\|telepathic powers]] to create a universe from scratch. In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], the Zamojin had [[Topspin (G1)\|Topspin]] and [[Twin Twist (G1)\|Twin Twist]] assist them by procuring the [[Zodiac]]. With that, the Zamojin's telepathic powers, and [[proton energy]] from the [[Space Pirates]], the Legends World was created. The two Autobots felt obligated to help as their comrades, [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)\|Roadbuster]], were from the Legends World, but had migrated to the G1 World in [[2004]]—time was a meaningless consideration in inter-universal travel. {{storylink\|LG66 Targetmaster Topspin}} The Beast Power used was copied from beast Transformers from across the G1 World and duplicated in the Legends World, forming deformed versions of those same Beast Transformers who would go on to populate the universe's [[Earth]]. The Legends World also had an interesting property in that the adventures of Transformers from across the multiverse were extant as ''Transformers''-branded media, with accompanying toys. {{storylink\|LG41 Leo Prime}}		As an experiment to study [[Beast Power]], the [[Zamojin (species)\|Zamojin]] sought to use their [[spirit energy\|telepathic powers]] to create a universe from scratch. In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], the Zamojin had [[Topspin (G1)\|Topspin]] and [[Twin Twist (G1)\|Twin Twist]] assist them by procuring the [[Zodiac]]. With that, the Zamojin's telepathic powers, and [[proton energy]] from the [[Space Pirates]], the Legends World was created. The two Autobots felt obligated to help as their comrades, [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)\|Roadbuster]], were from the Legends World, but had migrated to the G1 World in [[2004]]—time was a meaningless consideration in inter-universal travel. {{storylink\|LG66 Targetmaster Topspin}} The Beast Power used was copied from beast Transformers from across the G1 World and duplicated in the Legends World, forming deformed versions of those same Beast Transformers who would go on to populate the universe's [[Earth]]. The Legends World also had an interesting property in that the adventures of Transformers from across the multiverse were extant as ''Transformers''-branded media, with accompanying toys. {{storylink\|LG41 Leo Prime}}

	The Legends World's [[spirit energy\|inherent properties]] allowed its [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]] to access the G1 World through dreaming. There, he was able to meet various Autobot heroes in the [[2015]] of the G1 World that he knew from media in his native universe. {{storylink\|LG08 Swerve & Tailgate}} {{storylink\|2015's Swerve}} {{storylink\|Transformers 2015 Tailgate/G1 Mini-Con Chapter\|Tailgate/G1 Mini-Con Chapter}} {{storylink\|LG09 Brainstorm}} {{storylink\|Transformers 2015 Brainstorm Chapter\|Brainstorm Chapter}} [[Tigatron]] would later join Rattrap in another "dream", this time to the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|''Adventure'' cartoon]]. {{storylink\|Go! Adventure}}		The Legends World's [[spirit energy\|inherent properties]] allowed its [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]] to access the G1 World through dreaming. There, he was able to meet various Autobot heroes in the [[2015]] of the G1 World that he knew from media in his native universe. {{storylink\|LG08 Swerve & Tailgate}} {{storylink\|2015's Swerve}} {{storylink\|Transformers 2015 Tailgate/G1 Mini-Con Chapter\|Tailgate/G1 Mini-Con Chapter}} {{storylink\|LG09 Brainstorm}} {{storylink\|Transformers 2015 Brainstorm Chapter\|Brainstorm Chapter}} [[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] would later join Rattrap in another "dream", this time to the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|''Adventure'' cartoon]]. {{storylink\|Go! Adventure}}

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Saix at 23:09, 22 February 2026

2026-02-22T23:09:58Z

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BerylRoll at 22:40, 31 January 2026

2026-01-31T22:40:42Z

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	After the conclusion of the "[[Beast Era]]" in 2000, Hasbro returned to basics by porting the Japanese ''Car Robots'' anime and redubbing it into ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' to become the brand's first complete reboot. Two years later, ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|Armada]]'' upped the ante by taking a page from the early days of the brand: a [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|cartoon]], a [[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)\|mutually irreconcilable comic book]], plus the usual swathe of books, video games, and mini-comics all set in their own little continuities brought the number of major continuities up to seven. In 2002, when developing what would become ''[[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]]'', [[Aaron Archer]] proposed a franchise known as ''[[Transformers: Super Cross\|Super Cross]]'', which would've featured a damaged [[Unicron]] kidnapping heroes and villains from many different realities, including ''Armada'', ''Beast Wars'', ''Robots in Disguise'', and "Generation 1", in a bid to restore his damaged body.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3687399744633791&id=247519665288500&m_entstream_source=permalink ''Super Cross'' pitch binder]</ref> Parts of the scrapped ''Super Cross'' backstory evolved into 2003's ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'' storyline; this first true exploration of the "multiverse" concept expanded the concept to include [[Shell Game\|several entirely]] [[Transformers: Universe CD-ROM\|new realities]]. Around the same time, author [[Simon Furman]] penned the "[[Worlds Collide]]" storyline in Dreamwave's ''Armada'' comic book, which featured "Generation 1" Galvatron and a group of Decepticons jumping realities to serve as Unicron's heralds. Indeed, Unicron would play a key role in the multiverse meta-lore to come: around the same time as ''Universe'', multiple Furman works established that certain key figures in the ''Transformers'' mythos, most prominently Unicron and his benevolent opposite [[Primus]], were unique beings who transcended dimensional barriers and could exist or travel to multiple timelines simultaneously. Hasbro copywriter [[Forest Lee]] extrapolated on Furman's work, extended the concept to encompass [[Vector Prime]], [[The Fallen]], and the rest of the [[Thirteen\|thirteen original Transformers]], and coined the term "[[multiversal singularity]]" to describe this phenomenon.		After the conclusion of the "[[Beast Era]]" in 2000, Hasbro returned to basics by porting the Japanese ''Car Robots'' anime and redubbing it into ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' to become the brand's first complete reboot. Two years later, ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|Armada]]'' upped the ante by taking a page from the early days of the brand: a [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|cartoon]], a [[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)\|mutually irreconcilable comic book]], plus the usual swathe of books, video games, and mini-comics all set in their own little continuities brought the number of major continuities up to seven. In 2002, when developing what would become ''[[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]]'', [[Aaron Archer]] proposed a franchise known as ''[[Transformers: Super Cross\|Super Cross]]'', which would've featured a damaged [[Unicron]] kidnapping heroes and villains from many different realities, including ''Armada'', ''Beast Wars'', ''Robots in Disguise'', and "Generation 1", in a bid to restore his damaged body.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3687399744633791&id=247519665288500&m_entstream_source=permalink ''Super Cross'' pitch binder]</ref> Parts of the scrapped ''Super Cross'' backstory evolved into 2003's ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'' storyline; this first true exploration of the "multiverse" concept expanded the concept to include [[Shell Game\|several entirely]] [[Transformers: Universe CD-ROM\|new realities]]. Around the same time, author [[Simon Furman]] penned the "[[Worlds Collide (Dreamwave)\|Worlds Collide]]" storyline in Dreamwave's ''Armada'' comic book, which featured "Generation 1" Galvatron and a group of Decepticons jumping realities to serve as Unicron's heralds. Indeed, Unicron would play a key role in the multiverse meta-lore to come: around the same time as ''Universe'', multiple Furman works established that certain key figures in the ''Transformers'' mythos, most prominently Unicron and his benevolent opposite [[Primus]], were unique beings who transcended dimensional barriers and could exist or travel to multiple timelines simultaneously. Hasbro copywriter [[Forest Lee]] extrapolated on Furman's work, extended the concept to encompass [[Vector Prime]], [[The Fallen]], and the rest of the [[Thirteen\|thirteen original Transformers]], and coined the term "[[multiversal singularity]]" to describe this phenomenon.

	Shortly after [[IDW Publishing]] brought Simon Furman on to develop a pitch for their then-newly acquired ''Transformers'' license in 2005, he originally proposed a crossover story that would've brought together the casts of both ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' and [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] in response to a Unicron-based threat and an "omniverse in chaos". Evidently, IDW turned down the pitch, and Furman wound up writing the ''[[The Transformers: Infiltration\|Infiltration]]'' miniseries instead.<ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>		Shortly after [[IDW Publishing]] brought Simon Furman on to develop a pitch for their then-newly acquired ''Transformers'' license in 2005, he originally proposed a crossover story that would've brought together the casts of both ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' and [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] in response to a Unicron-based threat and an "omniverse in chaos". Evidently, IDW turned down the pitch, and Furman wound up writing the ''[[The Transformers: Infiltration\|Infiltration]]'' miniseries instead.<ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>
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	During their reign over [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], the [[Quintesson]]s used a specialized portal chamber to exile prisoners to alternate dimensions, including an ice world, a place with no physical substance, and the magical land of [[Menonia]]. {{storylink\|Madman's Paradise}}		During their reign over [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], the [[Quintesson]]s used a specialized portal chamber to exile prisoners to alternate dimensions, including an ice world, a place with no physical substance, and the magical land of [[Menonia]]. {{storylink\|Madman's Paradise}}

	While trying to escape a [[Quintesson]] scientist, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Wreck-Gar (G1)\|Wreck-Gar]], and [[Marissa Faireborn]], accidentally flew the Quintesson's ship into a [[black hole]] that led to a strange “[[negative universe]]”. By travelling back through that universe's “white hole”, the group returned to their original reality. {{storylink\|The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar}}		While trying to escape a [[Quintesson]] scientist, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Wreck-Gar (G1)\|Wreck-Gar]], and [[Marissa Faireborn]], accidentally flew the Quintesson's ship into a [[Black hole (phenomenon)\|black hole]] that led to a strange “[[negative universe]]”. By travelling back through that universe's “white hole”, the group returned to their original reality. {{storylink\|The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar}}

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	Sick of the constant universal incursions, Skids attempted to expel all foreign beings from the Legends World with the assistance of the multiversal [[Skids Squadron]] and seal it, but the natives fought against this effort and convinced Skids that he was the one destroying the peace of this universe. {{Storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 20\|Bonus Edition Vol. 20}}		Sick of the constant universal incursions, Skids attempted to expel all foreign beings from the Legends World with the assistance of the multiversal [[Skids Squadron]] and seal it, but the natives fought against this effort and convinced Skids that he was the one destroying the peace of this universe. {{Storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 20\|Bonus Edition Vol. 20}}

	In [[2021]], one of [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s plots involving a [[black hole]] led a group of Autobots and Decepticons being forced to become small [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]] in order to escape their continually shrinking bodies. {{storylink\|Headmaster Chapter Prologue}} Knowing of Whirl and Roadbuster's origins in the Legends World and that its natives could easily build new bodies for them, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress]] pinpointed the world's spacetime coordinates from the two [[Wreckers]]' residual radiation and used solitarium to travel there. The Decepticons had the same idea, joining up with [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Tarantulas]] in the Legends World to get new bodies. {{storylink\|Headmaster Chapter Prologue}} To keep the former [[Headmaster Junior\|Headmasters Jr]] (and [[Clouder]]) safe, [[Grand Maximus]] sent them over to the Legends World into Fortress's care. Shockwave, having detected Megatron in the same universe, travelled there as well. {{storylink\|LG24 Shockwave & Cancer Prologue}} [[Devil Z]], having died in the G1 World, was resurrected in the Legends World through dark magic. {{Storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 34\|Bonus Edition Vol. 34}}		In [[2021]], one of [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s plots involving a [[Black hole (phenomenon)\|black hole]] led a group of Autobots and Decepticons being forced to become small [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]] in order to escape their continually shrinking bodies. {{storylink\|Headmaster Chapter Prologue}} Knowing of Whirl and Roadbuster's origins in the Legends World and that its natives could easily build new bodies for them, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress]] pinpointed the world's spacetime coordinates from the two [[Wreckers]]' residual radiation and used solitarium to travel there. The Decepticons had the same idea, joining up with [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Tarantulas]] in the Legends World to get new bodies. {{storylink\|Headmaster Chapter Prologue}} To keep the former [[Headmaster Junior\|Headmasters Jr]] (and [[Clouder]]) safe, [[Grand Maximus]] sent them over to the Legends World into Fortress's care. Shockwave, having detected Megatron in the same universe, travelled there as well. {{storylink\|LG24 Shockwave & Cancer Prologue}} [[Devil Z]], having died in the G1 World, was resurrected in the Legends World through dark magic. {{Storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 34\|Bonus Edition Vol. 34}}

	Through means unknown, the [[Precursor World]]'s [[Convobat]]'s [[transtector]] travelled to the [[Legends World]], where it acted in a move chronicling Convobat's adventures. {{storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. EX (Convobat)\|Bonus Edition Vol. EX}}		Through means unknown, the [[Precursor World]]'s [[Convobat]]'s [[transtector]] travelled to the [[Legends World]], where it acted in a move chronicling Convobat's adventures. {{storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. EX (Convobat)\|Bonus Edition Vol. EX}}

GobotsFanForever: /* 2005 IDW continuity */ Fixing the link.

2025-12-23T00:08:43Z

2005 IDW continuity: Fixing the link.

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	Conventional Cybertronian science held that parallel universes, such as those created through [[time travel]], did not exist. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue}} At some point, [[Micronus Prime]] abandoned his original reality and created his own personal dimension, the realm of [[Microspace]]. {{storylink\|Informed}}		Conventional Cybertronian science held that parallel universes, such as those created through [[time travel]], did not exist. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue}} At some point, [[Micronus Prime]] abandoned his original reality and created his own personal dimension, the realm of [[Microspace]]. {{storylink\|Informed}}

	An extradimensional [[Elder God]], summoned to this universe by the writings of [[H.P. Lovecraft\|Howard Lovecraft]], briefly awoke sometime in the 19th century and was subsequently defeated by [[Domitius Major]] in the guise of "Optimus Prime". {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}}		An extradimensional [[Elder God]], summoned to this universe by the writings of [[H. P. Lovecraft\|Howard Lovecraft]], briefly awoke sometime in the 19th century and was subsequently defeated by [[Domitius Major]] in the guise of "Optimus Prime". {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}}

	In the year [[2014]], [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]] used a time machine to reach back through history to the moment time began in another universe, and used a time machine to siphon off its life energy from the moment of its creation to fulfill his grand scheme. {{storylink\|The Becoming: Dark Cybertron Chapter 10\|The Becoming}} This stillborn "[[Dead Universe]]" was somehow able to reach out to the reality that had originally created it: some six million years ago, [[Nova Prime]] and the crew of the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark-1]]'' were drawn through a portal in the [[Benzuli Expanse]] that led to the Dead Universe. There, they were corrupted by the realm's immortal darkness; their original mission of exploration and conquest was twisted into a malevolent plot of "[[Expansion]]" meant to merge the two universes together. {{storylink\|Spotlight: Hardhead}} {{storylink\|Spotlight: Optimus Prime}} When Nova Prime, now "Nemesis Prime", and his minions met the Autobots in battle on [[Gorlam Prime]], their beachhead for their eventual invasion of the universe, Optimus Prime's forces triumphed and most of the invaders were banished back to the Dead Universe. {{storylink\|Spotlight: Sideswipe}}		In the year [[2014]], [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]] used a time machine to reach back through history to the moment time began in another universe, and used a time machine to siphon off its life energy from the moment of its creation to fulfill his grand scheme. {{storylink\|The Becoming: Dark Cybertron Chapter 10\|The Becoming}} This stillborn "[[Dead Universe]]" was somehow able to reach out to the reality that had originally created it: some six million years ago, [[Nova Prime]] and the crew of the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark-1]]'' were drawn through a portal in the [[Benzuli Expanse]] that led to the Dead Universe. There, they were corrupted by the realm's immortal darkness; their original mission of exploration and conquest was twisted into a malevolent plot of "[[Expansion]]" meant to merge the two universes together. {{storylink\|Spotlight: Hardhead}} {{storylink\|Spotlight: Optimus Prime}} When Nova Prime, now "Nemesis Prime", and his minions met the Autobots in battle on [[Gorlam Prime]], their beachhead for their eventual invasion of the universe, Optimus Prime's forces triumphed and most of the invaders were banished back to the Dead Universe. {{storylink\|Spotlight: Sideswipe}}

Chord: /* Timelines */ Typo fix

2025-11-15T15:53:56Z

Timelines: Typo fix

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	The higher-dimensional geography of the multiverse is loosely organized around the small [[Nexus (cluster)\|Nexus]] universal cluster; as a result, dimensional travellers have a higher-than ordinary chance of ending up in the city of [[Axiom Nexus]] in universe [[Nexus 208.0 Epsilon]]. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 05/14/2015}} At first, the native [[Transcendent Technomorph]]s assumed these travelers were confused extraplanetary travelers and gave them passage off-planet. However, the natives of Cybertron soon realized that they were from entirely different realities; this discovery caused the TransTech to realize the pettiness of their internal disputes and sparked a dramatic shift in their culture in which they began to study other realities. The TransTechs became the watchers of the multiverse, welcoming travelers from the various universes in the city of [[Axiom Nexus]] and sifting [[unspace\|transwarp]] for beings who would otherwise die in mundane accidents involving transwarp-based transportation. Spearheaded by the efforts of [[Rhinox (TransTech)\|Rhinox]], [[Prowl (TransTech)\|Prowl]], and [[Silverbolt (TransTech)\|Silverbolt]], they compiled an extensive, continually expanding catalog of the [[universal stream]]s, both existent and no longer existent. {{storylink\|Withered Hope}} {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}		The higher-dimensional geography of the multiverse is loosely organized around the small [[Nexus (cluster)\|Nexus]] universal cluster; as a result, dimensional travellers have a higher-than ordinary chance of ending up in the city of [[Axiom Nexus]] in universe [[Nexus 208.0 Epsilon]]. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 05/14/2015}} At first, the native [[Transcendent Technomorph]]s assumed these travelers were confused extraplanetary travelers and gave them passage off-planet. However, the natives of Cybertron soon realized that they were from entirely different realities; this discovery caused the TransTech to realize the pettiness of their internal disputes and sparked a dramatic shift in their culture in which they began to study other realities. The TransTechs became the watchers of the multiverse, welcoming travelers from the various universes in the city of [[Axiom Nexus]] and sifting [[unspace\|transwarp]] for beings who would otherwise die in mundane accidents involving transwarp-based transportation. Spearheaded by the efforts of [[Rhinox (TransTech)\|Rhinox]], [[Prowl (TransTech)\|Prowl]], and [[Silverbolt (TransTech)\|Silverbolt]], they compiled an extensive, continually expanding catalog of the [[universal stream]]s, both existent and no longer existent. {{storylink\|Withered Hope}} {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}}

	Some universal clusters, like [[Xobitor]] and [[Cymond]], are considered "distant", and lie on the transitional boundary between the edge of the multiverse and the wider Megaverse. It is very rare, although not entirely unheard of, for travellers from these distant realities to end up in Axiom Nexus. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News, 2015/06/29}} {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/05/19}} Other universal clusters with their own unique cosmology include the [[Malgus]] cluster, which lacks multiversal singularities due to the effects of ~~the "~~the "non-linear WY-att pulse function", {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/22}} and the [[Lukas]] cluster, which overlaps with [[Star Wars (franchise)\|other realities in the Omniverse]]. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/13}}		Some universal clusters, like [[Xobitor]] and [[Cymond]], are considered "distant", and lie on the transitional boundary between the edge of the multiverse and the wider Megaverse. It is very rare, although not entirely unheard of, for travellers from these distant realities to end up in Axiom Nexus. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News, 2015/06/29}} {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/05/19}} Other universal clusters with their own unique cosmology include the [[Malgus]] cluster, which lacks multiversal singularities due to the effects of the "non-linear WY-att pulse function", {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/22}} and the [[Lukas]] cluster, which overlaps with [[Star Wars (franchise)\|other realities in the Omniverse]]. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/13}}

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Usfmm at 05:10, 3 October 2025

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	With the end of BotCon as an officially-licensed convention in [[2016]], as well as the eventual dissolution of Fun Publications, the multiverse again took a back seat. It would not be until 2019 that the [[Transformers: Cyberverse (cartoon)\|''Cyberverse'' cartoon]] returned to the concept over the course of its second, third, and fourth seasons, although these multiverse tales were smaller in scope compared to what had come before, hearkening back to the possible futures and alternate timelines of Marvel's ''Transformers'' comic. In [[2022]], however, Hasbro brought the concept back in a big way: the [[Transformers: Legacy\|''Legacy'' toyline]], a celebration of the brand as a whole, features characters from across the ''Transformers'' multiverse <ref>"Universes collide! TRANSFORMERS: LEGACY brings together fan-favorite characters from across the TRANSFORMERS multiverse with figures featuring deco inspired by their universe."</ref>—as of writing, the toyline features characters from "Generation 1", the "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]", "[[Animated continuity family\|Animated]]", and the [[Aligned continuity family\|"Aligned"]] continuity families.		With the end of BotCon as an officially-licensed convention in [[2016]], as well as the eventual dissolution of Fun Publications, the multiverse again took a back seat. It would not be until 2019 that the [[Transformers: Cyberverse (cartoon)\|''Cyberverse'' cartoon]] returned to the concept over the course of its second, third, and fourth seasons, although these multiverse tales were smaller in scope compared to what had come before, hearkening back to the possible futures and alternate timelines of Marvel's ''Transformers'' comic. In [[2022]], however, Hasbro brought the concept back in a big way: the [[Transformers: Legacy\|''Legacy'' toyline]], a celebration of the brand as a whole, features characters from across the ''Transformers'' multiverse <ref>"Universes collide! TRANSFORMERS: LEGACY brings together fan-favorite characters from across the TRANSFORMERS multiverse with figures featuring deco inspired by their universe."</ref>—as of writing, the toyline features characters from "Generation 1", the "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]", "[[Animated continuity family\|Animated]]", and the [[Aligned continuity family\|"Aligned"]] continuity families.

	In a moment of supreme irony, IDW Publishing—whether through coincidence or an attempt to capitalize on ''Legacy'''s main marketing push—attempted to tackle the multiverse again in 2022's ''[[Transformers: Collision Course]]'' miniseries; due to unclear circumstances, however, the comic would be scrapped at the last moment. With IDW's loss of the ''Transformers'' license at the end of 2022 and [[Skybound Entertainment]]'s subsequent launch of the [[Energon Universe]] in 2023, it is unclear if future licensees will touch upon this corner of the ''Transformers'' mythos.		In a moment of supreme irony, IDW Publishing—whether through coincidence or an attempt to capitalize on ''Legacy''s main marketing push—attempted to tackle the multiverse again in 2022's ''[[Transformers: Collision Course]]'' miniseries; due to unclear circumstances, however, the comic would be scrapped at the last moment. With IDW's loss of the ''Transformers'' license at the end of 2022 and [[Skybound Entertainment]]'s subsequent launch of the [[Energon Universe]] in 2023, it is unclear if future licensees will touch upon this corner of the ''Transformers'' mythos.

	==Multiversal cartography==		==Multiversal cartography==

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	Working against the fake Spike Witwicky, the Autobot [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]] arrived in the Legends World to escape pursuit by "Spike" and [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]. "Spike" was revealed as Old Snake in disguise and he returned to the G1 World. {{Storylink\|LG58 Autobot Clones}}		Working against the fake Spike Witwicky, the Autobot [[Clone (subgroup)\|Clones]] arrived in the Legends World to escape pursuit by "Spike" and [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]. "Spike" was revealed as Old Snake in disguise and he returned to the G1 World. {{Storylink\|LG58 Autobot Clones}}

	Seeking worlds to conquer, the [[Quintesson]]s (of times ancient compared to the Legends World immigrants) attempted to invade the Legends World, only to be sent back their way by [[Big Convoy\|Big Fight]] and their former servant, [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]]. As the Quintessons were from a time long before the actual creation of the Legends World, they investigated who they knew to be the universe's creators, the Zamojin, and sealed their region of space with a [[quadrant lock]]. {{storylink\|LG59 Blitzwing}} Seeking the proton energy that created the Legends World, the Decepticon Clones came to pilfer it. They discover that the Autobot Targetmaster partners have absorbed it. {{storylink\|LG61 Decepticon Clones}}		Seeking worlds to conquer, the [[Quintesson]]s (of times ancient compared to the Legends World immigrants) attempted to invade the Legends World, only to be sent back their way by [[Big Convoy (Legends)\|Big Fight]] and their former servant, [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]]. As the Quintessons were from a time long before the actual creation of the Legends World, they investigated who they knew to be the universe's creators, the Zamojin, and sealed their region of space with a [[quadrant lock]]. {{storylink\|LG59 Blitzwing}} Seeking the proton energy that created the Legends World, the Decepticon Clones came to pilfer it. They discover that the Autobot Targetmaster partners have absorbed it. {{storylink\|LG61 Decepticon Clones}}

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	As an experiment to study [[Beast Power]], the [[Zamojin (species)\|Zamojin]] sought to use their [[spirit energy\|telepathic powers]] to create a universe from scratch. In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], the Zamojin had [[Topspin (G1)\|Topspin]] and [[Twin Twist (G1)\|Twin Twist]] assist them by procuring the [[Zodiac]]. With that, the Zamojin's telepathic powers, and [[proton energy]] from the [[Space Pirates]], the Legends World was created. The two Autobots felt obligated to help as their comrades, [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)\|Roadbuster]], were from the Legends World, but had migrated to the G1 World in [[2004]]—time was a meaningless consideration in inter-universal travel. {{storylink\|LG66 Targetmaster Topspin}} The Beast Power used was copied from beast Transformers from across the G1 World and duplicated in the Legends World, forming deformed versions of those same Beast Transformers who would go on to populate the universe's [[Earth]]. The Legends World also had an interesting property in that the adventures of Transformers from across the multiverse were extant as ''Transformers''-branded media, with accompanying toys. {{storylink\|LG41 Leo Prime}}		As an experiment to study [[Beast Power]], the [[Zamojin (species)\|Zamojin]] sought to use their [[spirit energy\|telepathic powers]] to create a universe from scratch. In the 2030s of the [[G1 World]], the Zamojin had [[Topspin (G1)\|Topspin]] and [[Twin Twist (G1)\|Twin Twist]] assist them by procuring the [[Zodiac]]. With that, the Zamojin's telepathic powers, and [[proton energy]] from the [[Space Pirates]], the Legends World was created. The two Autobots felt obligated to help as their comrades, [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)\|Roadbuster]], were from the Legends World, but had migrated to the G1 World in [[2004]]—time was a meaningless consideration in inter-universal travel. {{storylink\|LG66 Targetmaster Topspin}} The Beast Power used was copied from beast Transformers from across the G1 World and duplicated in the Legends World, forming deformed versions of those same Beast Transformers who would go on to populate the universe's [[Earth]]. The Legends World also had an interesting property in that the adventures of Transformers from across the multiverse were extant as ''Transformers''-branded media, with accompanying toys. {{storylink\|LG41 Leo Prime}}

	The Legends World's [[spirit energy\|inherent properties]] allowed its [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]] to access the G1 World through dreaming. There, he was able to meet various Autobot heroes in the [[2015]] of the G1 World that he knew from media in his native universe. {{storylink\|LG08 Swerve & Tailgate}} {{storylink\|2015's Swerve}} {{storylink\|Transformers 2015 Tailgate/G1 Mini-Con Chapter\|Tailgate/G1 Mini-Con Chapter}} {{storylink\|LG09 Brainstorm}} {{storylink\|Transformers 2015 Brainstorm Chapter\|Brainstorm Chapter}} [[Tigatron]] would later join Rattrap in another "dream", this time to the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|''Adventure'' cartoon]]. {{storylink\|Go! Adventure}}		The Legends World's [[spirit energy\|inherent properties]] allowed its [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]] to access the G1 World through dreaming. There, he was able to meet various Autobot heroes in the [[2015]] of the G1 World that he knew from media in his native universe. {{storylink\|LG08 Swerve & Tailgate}} {{storylink\|2015's Swerve}} {{storylink\|Transformers 2015 Tailgate/G1 Mini-Con Chapter\|Tailgate/G1 Mini-Con Chapter}} {{storylink\|LG09 Brainstorm}} {{storylink\|Transformers 2015 Brainstorm Chapter\|Brainstorm Chapter}} [[Tigatron (Legends)\|Tigatron]] would later join Rattrap in another "dream", this time to the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|''Adventure'' cartoon]]. {{storylink\|Go! Adventure}}

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	After the conclusion of the "[[Beast Era]]" in 2000, Hasbro returned to basics by porting the Japanese ''Car Robots'' anime and redubbing it into ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' to become the brand's first complete reboot. Two years later, ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|Armada]]'' upped the ante by taking a page from the early days of the brand: a [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|cartoon]], a [[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)\|mutually irreconcilable comic book]], plus the usual swathe of books, video games, and mini-comics all set in their own little continuities brought the number of major continuities up to seven. In 2002, when developing what would become ''[[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]]'', [[Aaron Archer]] proposed a franchise known as ''[[Transformers: Super Cross\|Super Cross]]'', which would've featured a damaged [[Unicron]] kidnapping heroes and villains from many different realities, including ''Armada'', ''Beast Wars'', ''Robots in Disguise'', and "Generation 1", in a bid to restore his damaged body.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3687399744633791&id=247519665288500&m_entstream_source=permalink ''Super Cross'' pitch binder]</ref> Parts of the scrapped ''Super Cross'' backstory evolved into 2003's ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'' storyline; this first true exploration of the "multiverse" concept expanded the concept to include [[Shell Game\|several entirely]] [[Transformers: Universe CD-ROM\|new realities]]. Around the same time, author [[Simon Furman]] penned the "[[Worlds Collide]]" storyline in Dreamwave's ''Armada'' comic book, which featured "Generation 1" Galvatron and a group of Decepticons jumping realities to serve as Unicron's heralds. Indeed, Unicron would play a key role in the multiverse meta-lore to come: around the same time as ''Universe'', multiple Furman works established that certain key figures in the ''Transformers'' mythos, most prominently Unicron and his benevolent opposite [[Primus]], were unique beings who transcended dimensional barriers and could exist or travel to multiple timelines simultaneously. Hasbro copywriter [[Forest Lee]] extrapolated on Furman's work, extended the concept to encompass [[Vector Prime]], [[The Fallen]], and the rest of the [[Thirteen\|thirteen original Transformers]], and coined the term "[[multiversal singularity]]" to describe this phenomenon.		After the conclusion of the "[[Beast Era]]" in 2000, Hasbro returned to basics by porting the Japanese ''Car Robots'' anime and redubbing it into ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' to become the brand's first complete reboot. Two years later, ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|Armada]]'' upped the ante by taking a page from the early days of the brand: a [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|cartoon]], a [[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)\|mutually irreconcilable comic book]], plus the usual swathe of books, video games, and mini-comics all set in their own little continuities brought the number of major continuities up to seven. In 2002, when developing what would become ''[[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]]'', [[Aaron Archer]] proposed a franchise known as ''[[Transformers: Super Cross\|Super Cross]]'', which would've featured a damaged [[Unicron]] kidnapping heroes and villains from many different realities, including ''Armada'', ''Beast Wars'', ''Robots in Disguise'', and "Generation 1", in a bid to restore his damaged body.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3687399744633791&id=247519665288500&m_entstream_source=permalink ''Super Cross'' pitch binder]</ref> Parts of the scrapped ''Super Cross'' backstory evolved into 2003's ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'' storyline; this first true exploration of the "multiverse" concept expanded the concept to include [[Shell Game\|several entirely]] [[Transformers: Universe CD-ROM\|new realities]]. Around the same time, author [[Simon Furman]] penned the "[[Worlds Collide (Dreamwave)\|Worlds Collide]]" storyline in Dreamwave's ''Armada'' comic book, which featured "Generation 1" Galvatron and a group of Decepticons jumping realities to serve as Unicron's heralds. Indeed, Unicron would play a key role in the multiverse meta-lore to come: around the same time as ''Universe'', multiple Furman works established that certain key figures in the ''Transformers'' mythos, most prominently Unicron and his benevolent opposite [[Primus]], were unique beings who transcended dimensional barriers and could exist or travel to multiple timelines simultaneously. Hasbro copywriter [[Forest Lee]] extrapolated on Furman's work, extended the concept to encompass [[Vector Prime]], [[The Fallen]], and the rest of the [[Thirteen\|thirteen original Transformers]], and coined the term "[[multiversal singularity]]" to describe this phenomenon.

	Shortly after [[IDW Publishing]] brought Simon Furman on to develop a pitch for their then-newly acquired ''Transformers'' license in 2005, he originally proposed a crossover story that would've brought together the casts of both ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' and [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] in response to a Unicron-based threat and an "omniverse in chaos". Evidently, IDW turned down the pitch, and Furman wound up writing the ''[[The Transformers: Infiltration\|Infiltration]]'' miniseries instead.<ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>		Shortly after [[IDW Publishing]] brought Simon Furman on to develop a pitch for their then-newly acquired ''Transformers'' license in 2005, he originally proposed a crossover story that would've brought together the casts of both ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' and [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] in response to a Unicron-based threat and an "omniverse in chaos". Evidently, IDW turned down the pitch, and Furman wound up writing the ''[[The Transformers: Infiltration\|Infiltration]]'' miniseries instead.<ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>
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	During their reign over [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], the [[Quintesson]]s used a specialized portal chamber to exile prisoners to alternate dimensions, including an ice world, a place with no physical substance, and the magical land of [[Menonia]]. {{storylink\|Madman's Paradise}}		During their reign over [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], the [[Quintesson]]s used a specialized portal chamber to exile prisoners to alternate dimensions, including an ice world, a place with no physical substance, and the magical land of [[Menonia]]. {{storylink\|Madman's Paradise}}

	While trying to escape a [[Quintesson]] scientist, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Wreck-Gar (G1)\|Wreck-Gar]], and [[Marissa Faireborn]], accidentally flew the Quintesson's ship into a [[black hole]] that led to a strange “[[negative universe]]”. By travelling back through that universe's “white hole”, the group returned to their original reality. {{storylink\|The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar}}		While trying to escape a [[Quintesson]] scientist, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Ultra Magnus]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Wreck-Gar (G1)\|Wreck-Gar]], and [[Marissa Faireborn]], accidentally flew the Quintesson's ship into a [[Black hole (phenomenon)\|black hole]] that led to a strange “[[negative universe]]”. By travelling back through that universe's “white hole”, the group returned to their original reality. {{storylink\|The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar}}

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	Sick of the constant universal incursions, Skids attempted to expel all foreign beings from the Legends World with the assistance of the multiversal [[Skids Squadron]] and seal it, but the natives fought against this effort and convinced Skids that he was the one destroying the peace of this universe. {{Storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 20\|Bonus Edition Vol. 20}}		Sick of the constant universal incursions, Skids attempted to expel all foreign beings from the Legends World with the assistance of the multiversal [[Skids Squadron]] and seal it, but the natives fought against this effort and convinced Skids that he was the one destroying the peace of this universe. {{Storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 20\|Bonus Edition Vol. 20}}

	In [[2021]], one of [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s plots involving a [[black hole]] led a group of Autobots and Decepticons being forced to become small [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]] in order to escape their continually shrinking bodies. {{storylink\|Headmaster Chapter Prologue}} Knowing of Whirl and Roadbuster's origins in the Legends World and that its natives could easily build new bodies for them, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress]] pinpointed the world's spacetime coordinates from the two [[Wreckers]]' residual radiation and used solitarium to travel there. The Decepticons had the same idea, joining up with [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Tarantulas]] in the Legends World to get new bodies. {{storylink\|Headmaster Chapter Prologue}} To keep the former [[Headmaster Junior\|Headmasters Jr]] (and [[Clouder]]) safe, [[Grand Maximus]] sent them over to the Legends World into Fortress's care. Shockwave, having detected Megatron in the same universe, travelled there as well. {{storylink\|LG24 Shockwave & Cancer Prologue}} [[Devil Z]], having died in the G1 World, was resurrected in the Legends World through dark magic. {{Storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 34\|Bonus Edition Vol. 34}}		In [[2021]], one of [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]]'s plots involving a [[Black hole (phenomenon)\|black hole]] led a group of Autobots and Decepticons being forced to become small [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]] in order to escape their continually shrinking bodies. {{storylink\|Headmaster Chapter Prologue}} Knowing of Whirl and Roadbuster's origins in the Legends World and that its natives could easily build new bodies for them, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress]] pinpointed the world's spacetime coordinates from the two [[Wreckers]]' residual radiation and used solitarium to travel there. The Decepticons had the same idea, joining up with [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Tarantulas]] in the Legends World to get new bodies. {{storylink\|Headmaster Chapter Prologue}} To keep the former [[Headmaster Junior\|Headmasters Jr]] (and [[Clouder]]) safe, [[Grand Maximus]] sent them over to the Legends World into Fortress's care. Shockwave, having detected Megatron in the same universe, travelled there as well. {{storylink\|LG24 Shockwave & Cancer Prologue}} [[Devil Z]], having died in the G1 World, was resurrected in the Legends World through dark magic. {{Storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 34\|Bonus Edition Vol. 34}}

	Through means unknown, the [[Precursor World]]'s [[Convobat]]'s [[transtector]] travelled to the [[Legends World]], where it acted in a move chronicling Convobat's adventures. {{storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. EX (Convobat)\|Bonus Edition Vol. EX}}		Through means unknown, the [[Precursor World]]'s [[Convobat]]'s [[transtector]] travelled to the [[Legends World]], where it acted in a move chronicling Convobat's adventures. {{storylink\|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. EX (Convobat)\|Bonus Edition Vol. EX}}

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	Conventional Cybertronian science held that parallel universes, such as those created through [[time travel]], did not exist. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue}} At some point, [[Micronus Prime]] abandoned his original reality and created his own personal dimension, the realm of [[Microspace]]. {{storylink\|Informed}}		Conventional Cybertronian science held that parallel universes, such as those created through [[time travel]], did not exist. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue}} At some point, [[Micronus Prime]] abandoned his original reality and created his own personal dimension, the realm of [[Microspace]]. {{storylink\|Informed}}

	An extradimensional [[Elder God]], summoned to this universe by the writings of [[H.P. Lovecraft\|Howard Lovecraft]], briefly awoke sometime in the 19th century and was subsequently defeated by [[Domitius Major]] in the guise of "Optimus Prime". {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}}		An extradimensional [[Elder God]], summoned to this universe by the writings of [[H. P. Lovecraft\|Howard Lovecraft]], briefly awoke sometime in the 19th century and was subsequently defeated by [[Domitius Major]] in the guise of "Optimus Prime". {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}}

	In the year [[2014]], [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]] used a time machine to reach back through history to the moment time began in another universe, and used a time machine to siphon off its life energy from the moment of its creation to fulfill his grand scheme. {{storylink\|The Becoming: Dark Cybertron Chapter 10\|The Becoming}} This stillborn "[[Dead Universe]]" was somehow able to reach out to the reality that had originally created it: some six million years ago, [[Nova Prime]] and the crew of the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark-1]]'' were drawn through a portal in the [[Benzuli Expanse]] that led to the Dead Universe. There, they were corrupted by the realm's immortal darkness; their original mission of exploration and conquest was twisted into a malevolent plot of "[[Expansion]]" meant to merge the two universes together. {{storylink\|Spotlight: Hardhead}} {{storylink\|Spotlight: Optimus Prime}} When Nova Prime, now "Nemesis Prime", and his minions met the Autobots in battle on [[Gorlam Prime]], their beachhead for their eventual invasion of the universe, Optimus Prime's forces triumphed and most of the invaders were banished back to the Dead Universe. {{storylink\|Spotlight: Sideswipe}}		In the year [[2014]], [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]] used a time machine to reach back through history to the moment time began in another universe, and used a time machine to siphon off its life energy from the moment of its creation to fulfill his grand scheme. {{storylink\|The Becoming: Dark Cybertron Chapter 10\|The Becoming}} This stillborn "[[Dead Universe]]" was somehow able to reach out to the reality that had originally created it: some six million years ago, [[Nova Prime]] and the crew of the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark-1]]'' were drawn through a portal in the [[Benzuli Expanse]] that led to the Dead Universe. There, they were corrupted by the realm's immortal darkness; their original mission of exploration and conquest was twisted into a malevolent plot of "[[Expansion]]" meant to merge the two universes together. {{storylink\|Spotlight: Hardhead}} {{storylink\|Spotlight: Optimus Prime}} When Nova Prime, now "Nemesis Prime", and his minions met the Autobots in battle on [[Gorlam Prime]], their beachhead for their eventual invasion of the universe, Optimus Prime's forces triumphed and most of the invaders were banished back to the Dead Universe. {{storylink\|Spotlight: Sideswipe}}

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	Breakdown returned to his home universe and Slipstream (having went to the G1 World following her stint in the Legends World) also returned to her proper reality. {{Storylink\|Transformers Legends Final Chapter "Epiloge"\|Epiloge}}		Breakdown returned to his home universe and Slipstream (having went to the G1 World following her stint in the Legends World) also returned to her proper reality. {{Storylink\|Transformers Legends Final Chapter "Epiloge"\|Epiloge}}

	Upon his purification of [[Angolmois Energy\|malicious Angolmois]] by [[Lio Convoy]] in [[2050]], [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s unhindered [[spark]] traveled back in time to the Precursor World under its own power to save both universes. {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}}		Upon his purification of [[Angolmois Energy\|malicious Angolmois]] by [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] in [[2050]], [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]]'s unhindered [[spark]] traveled back in time to the Precursor World under its own power to save both universes. {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}}

	Centuries later [[Optimus Primal (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity\|Optimus Primal]] and [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] were revived after [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|their deaths]] by [[Logos Prime]] and had some trippy adventures aboard his multiversal pyramid ship thing before being deposited on a [[Jungle Planet (colony)#Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Jungle Planet]] somewhere in the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Aurex cluster]]. {{storylink\|Beast Wars Reborn}}		Centuries later [[Optimus Primal (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity\|Optimus Primal]] and [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] were revived after [[Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future\|their deaths]] by [[Logos Prime]] and had some trippy adventures aboard his multiversal pyramid ship thing before being deposited on a [[Jungle Planet (colony)#Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Jungle Planet]] somewhere in the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Aurex cluster]]. {{storylink\|Beast Wars Reborn}}
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	When a mysterious transtector appeared in the Legends World, the Autobot Headmasters Jr summoned [[Ginrai (human)\|Ginrai]] to that world to claim it. {{storylink\|LG35 Super Ginrai}} Soon, Rattrap visited [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] again in his sleep, inspiring the Headmaster to finally come over to the Legends World. {{storylink\|LG39 Brainstorm}}		When a mysterious transtector appeared in the Legends World, the Autobot Headmasters Jr summoned [[Ginrai (human)\|Ginrai]] to that world to claim it. {{storylink\|LG35 Super Ginrai}} Soon, Rattrap visited [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]] again in his sleep, inspiring the Headmaster to finally come over to the Legends World. {{storylink\|LG39 Brainstorm}}

	[[Zarak (G1)\|Lord Zarak]], of a universe similar to the G1 World, attempted to invade the Legends World with his Scorponok, but was foiled with the help of heroic [[Nebulan]] Headmasters from the villain's universe. {{storylink\|LGEX Headmaster Set Chapter}} Having travelled through many worlds, [[Lio Convoy\|Leo Prime]] came face to face with [[Katsu Don]] over the fate of the Legends World, for Transformers in his time had eventually realized it existed and were inspired by children cheering on the heroes while watching and reading ''Transformers'' media. {{Storylink\|LG41 Leo Prime}} In preparation for civil war between the Decepticon factions on the Legends World, [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] came over to act as the black box for a new [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}		[[Zarak (G1)\|Lord Zarak]], of a universe similar to the G1 World, attempted to invade the Legends World with his Scorponok, but was foiled with the help of heroic [[Nebulan]] Headmasters from the villain's universe. {{storylink\|LGEX Headmaster Set Chapter}} Having travelled through many worlds, [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Leo Prime]] came face to face with [[Katsu Don]] over the fate of the Legends World, for Transformers in his time had eventually realized it existed and were inspired by children cheering on the heroes while watching and reading ''Transformers'' media. {{Storylink\|LG41 Leo Prime}} In preparation for civil war between the Decepticon factions on the Legends World, [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] came over to act as the black box for a new [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}

	Turned good by a reformed Devil Gigatron, [[Scourge (RID)\|Scourge]] attempted to use the might of the Dimensional Patrol to control the Legends World and hunt down the [[Commando (RID)\|Combatrons]] who were hiding out in that universe. He and Skids banned the use of transtectors, which made the other denizens of the Legends World turn against them and help [[Dark Ai]] restore all six Combatrons' evil personalities. All involved were forced out the universe. {{storylink\|LG-EX Black Convoy (2017)\|LG-EX Black Convoy}}		Turned good by a reformed Devil Gigatron, [[Scourge (RID)\|Scourge]] attempted to use the might of the Dimensional Patrol to control the Legends World and hunt down the [[Commando (RID)\|Combatrons]] who were hiding out in that universe. He and Skids banned the use of transtectors, which made the other denizens of the Legends World turn against them and help [[Dark Ai]] restore all six Combatrons' evil personalities. All involved were forced out the universe. {{storylink\|LG-EX Black Convoy (2017)\|LG-EX Black Convoy}}
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	A higher-dimensional phenomenon known as "[[trans-dimensional harmonic resonance]]" means that certain concepts, characters, and ideas repeat throughout the multiverse: in this way do most realities feature some version of Optimus, Megatron, and a war between their respective factions. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/24}} This kind of pattern may have something to do with how the planet [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] acts as the "stable axis of the multiverse"; every iteration of the planet is connected on an infinite curve,{{storylink\|Balancing Act, Part 2}} {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 22/06/2015}} and the destruction of the planet in any one reality threatens the inherent stability of that entire universe. The cascading ripple effect caused by one Cybertron's destruction can potentially jeopardize multiple timelines, as was the case when [[Scorponok (G1)\|MegaZarak]] destroyed the Cybertron of [[G1 World\|Primax 785.06 Alpha]]. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 22/06/2015}} {{storylink\|Echoes and Fragments}} When a reality is destroyed, vicious creatures emerge from the [[unspace\|swirling void]] sandwiched between dimensions to consume whatever remains. The dreaded [[Hytherion]], who once drove [[Logos Prime]] mad, {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/14}} is the most infamous of these beings, other notorious entities include [[House (entity)\|House]], the [[Teeth With No Eyes]], the [[Langolier]]s, the [[Beforite]]s, the [[After All]]s, the [[Antevishnum]], the [[Abbadontus Hunger]], and the [[Ravagers of Time]]. Although these creatures are rightly feared for their malevolence and destructive potential, they play an important role in maintaining the overall health and stability of the multiverse by "pruning" damaged universes from the overall fabric of space-time. {{storylink\|Andromeda - Axiom Nexus News Reporter\|Andromeda - Axiom Nexus News, 2015/08/16}} Worse still were the cruel and inscrutable [[Elder God]]s, extra-dimensional beings who dwarfed even Primus and Unicron in power. {{Storylink\|Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 5\|Ramjet's profile in Club magazine #5}}		A higher-dimensional phenomenon known as "[[trans-dimensional harmonic resonance]]" means that certain concepts, characters, and ideas repeat throughout the multiverse: in this way do most realities feature some version of Optimus, Megatron, and a war between their respective factions. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/24}} This kind of pattern may have something to do with how the planet [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] acts as the "stable axis of the multiverse"; every iteration of the planet is connected on an infinite curve, {{storylink\|Balancing Act, Part 2}} {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 22/06/2015}} and the destruction of the planet in any one reality threatens the inherent stability of that entire universe. The cascading ripple effect caused by one Cybertron's destruction can potentially jeopardize multiple timelines, as was the case when [[Scorponok (G1)\|MegaZarak]] destroyed the Cybertron of [[G1 World\|Primax 785.06 Alpha]]. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 22/06/2015}} {{storylink\|Echoes and Fragments}} When a reality is destroyed, vicious creatures emerge from the [[unspace\|swirling void]] sandwiched between dimensions to consume whatever remains. The dreaded [[Hytherion]], who once drove [[Logos Prime]] mad, {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/14}} is the most infamous of these beings, other notorious entities include [[House (entity)\|House]], the [[Teeth With No Eyes]], the [[Langolier]]s, the [[Beforite]]s, the [[After All]]s, the [[Antevishnum]], the [[Abbadontus Hunger]], and the [[Ravagers of Time]]. Although these creatures are rightly feared for their malevolence and destructive potential, they play an important role in maintaining the overall health and stability of the multiverse by "pruning" damaged universes from the overall fabric of space-time. {{storylink\|Andromeda - Axiom Nexus News Reporter\|Andromeda - Axiom Nexus News, 2015/08/16}} Worse still were the cruel and inscrutable [[Elder God]]s, extra-dimensional beings who dwarfed even Primus and Unicron in power. {{Storylink\|Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 5\|Ramjet's profile in Club magazine #5}}

	As the guardian of time, [[Vector Prime]] patrolled the multiverse for eons, and intervened when needed to preserve its essential stability; {{storylink\|Vector Prime: In the Beginning}} on one occasion, he and his [[Time Warrior (AVP)\|Time Warriors]]s contended with [[Mogahn the Mass]], who absorbed entire star systems until Vector and his followers defeated him in a reality-spanning battle. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/12}} While Primus and Unicron slumbered, Vector, [[Nexus Prime]], [[Alpha Trion]], and [[Solus Prime]] made the decision to split Nexus Prime into five pieces to conceal the location of the five fragments of Prima's [[Star Saber (Thirteen)\|Star Saber]] sword, a weapon that could destroy star systems, from their evil brother [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Using the blade of the Star Saber, Nexus Prime was cut into five other robots: [[Skyfall (Cybertron)\|Skyfall]], [[Landquake (Timelines)\|Landquake]], [[Breakaway (Classics)\|Breakaway]], [[Topspin (Classics)\|Topspin]], and [[Heatwave (Timelines)\|Heatwave]], who were subsequently scattered across the multiverse and lost to the ages. {{Storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}		As the guardian of time, [[Vector Prime]] patrolled the multiverse for eons, and intervened when needed to preserve its essential stability; {{storylink\|Vector Prime: In the Beginning}} on one occasion, he and his [[Time Warrior (AVP)\|Time Warriors]]s contended with [[Mogahn the Mass]], who absorbed entire star systems until Vector and his followers defeated him in a reality-spanning battle. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/12}} While Primus and Unicron slumbered, Vector, [[Nexus Prime]], [[Alpha Trion]], and [[Solus Prime]] made the decision to split Nexus Prime into five pieces to conceal the location of the five fragments of Prima's [[Star Saber (Thirteen)\|Star Saber]] sword, a weapon that could destroy star systems, from their evil brother [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Using the blade of the Star Saber, Nexus Prime was cut into five other robots: [[Skyfall (Cybertron)\|Skyfall]], [[Landquake (Timelines)\|Landquake]], [[Breakaway (Classics)\|Breakaway]], [[Topspin (Classics)\|Topspin]], and [[Heatwave (Timelines)\|Heatwave]], who were subsequently scattered across the multiverse and lost to the ages. {{Storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}
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	In this same universe, the native [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]] encountered [[Landquake (Timelines)\|Landquake]] and [[Skyfall (Cybertron)\|Skyfall]], who'd been drawn together on an elaborate multiversal quest. Together, the three encountered [[Breakaway (Classics)\|Breakaway]], who'd been sequestered in this universe and protected by the [[Caretaker]]. With the multiverse spiralling into entropy, the Caretaker supercomputer sent the group on to meet with another component of Nexus Prime: while Skyfall, Breakaway, and Landquake travelled on to Axiom Nexus, {{storylink\|Transcendent: Part 1}} Cliffjumper wound up stranded in a [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon\|bizarre mirror universe]]. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass (issue)\|Shattered Glass}} After all of his components reformed into Nexus Prime, he and the heroic Quintesson [[Aquarius (SG)\|Aquarius]] spent some time travelling the multiverse in search of the [[Star Saber (Thirteen)\|Star Saber]]. {{storylink\|Reunification: Part 6}} Some years later, a group of evil Autobots from that same mirror universe invaded Primax 207.0 Epsilon and used [[Rarified Energon]] to destroy it. The Transformers on Earth wound up teleporting the entire planet into the negative-polarity universe, {{storylink\|Invasion (issue)\|Invasion}} while all of the humans on the planet wound up shunted onto the Earth of [[Of Masters and Mayhem\|a different alternate reality]] where [[Thunder Mayhem\|an out-of-control Decepticon combiner]] had prematurely ended the Cybertronian war. {{storylink\|Assembly (OMAM)\|Assembly}}		In this same universe, the native [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]] encountered [[Landquake (Timelines)\|Landquake]] and [[Skyfall (Cybertron)\|Skyfall]], who'd been drawn together on an elaborate multiversal quest. Together, the three encountered [[Breakaway (Classics)\|Breakaway]], who'd been sequestered in this universe and protected by the [[Caretaker]]. With the multiverse spiralling into entropy, the Caretaker supercomputer sent the group on to meet with another component of Nexus Prime: while Skyfall, Breakaway, and Landquake travelled on to Axiom Nexus, {{storylink\|Transcendent: Part 1}} Cliffjumper wound up stranded in a [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon\|bizarre mirror universe]]. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass (issue)\|Shattered Glass}} After all of his components reformed into Nexus Prime, he and the heroic Quintesson [[Aquarius (SG)\|Aquarius]] spent some time travelling the multiverse in search of the [[Star Saber (Thirteen)\|Star Saber]]. {{storylink\|Reunification: Part 6}} Some years later, a group of evil Autobots from that same mirror universe invaded Primax 207.0 Epsilon and used [[Rarified Energon]] to destroy it. The Transformers on Earth wound up teleporting the entire planet into the negative-polarity universe, {{storylink\|Invasion (issue)\|Invasion}} while all of the humans on the planet wound up shunted onto the Earth of [[Of Masters and Mayhem\|a different alternate reality]] where [[Thunder Mayhem\|an out-of-control Decepticon combiner]] had prematurely ended the Cybertronian war. {{storylink\|Assembly (OMAM)\|Assembly}}

	The destruction of this universe proved a double-edged sword: thanks in part to the efforts of [[Lio Convoy]], who'd passed through the dimension and helped the remaining inhabitants of that universe buy some more time, {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/05/14}} {{storylink\|Sunrise}} the Cataclysm was ultimately forestalled. However, the destruction of that same reality caused entire dimensions to fold together or simply be ripped apart. To address the crisis, TransTech [[Optimus Prime (TransTech)\|Optimus Prime]] broke the standard rules of [[Axiom Nexus]] and assembled the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]]. {{storylink\|Invasion Prologue}} The Convoy's formation was also necessitated by the defeat of the [[Hytherion]] by the [[Alternity (species)\|Alternity]], as there was no longer a beast of time to consume weakened and damaged universes. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}} One of the Convoy's first actions was to deploy [[Depth Charge (BW)\|Depth Charge]] to the past of [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon]] to protect the [[Origin Matrix]]. {{storylink\|Invasion: Epilogue}}		The destruction of this universe proved a double-edged sword: thanks in part to the efforts of [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]], who'd passed through the dimension and helped the remaining inhabitants of that universe buy some more time, {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/05/14}} {{storylink\|Sunrise}} the Cataclysm was ultimately forestalled. However, the destruction of that same reality caused entire dimensions to fold together or simply be ripped apart. To address the crisis, TransTech [[Optimus Prime (TransTech)\|Optimus Prime]] broke the standard rules of [[Axiom Nexus]] and assembled the [[Convoy (group)\|Convoy]]. {{storylink\|Invasion Prologue}} The Convoy's formation was also necessitated by the defeat of the [[Hytherion]] by the [[Alternity (species)\|Alternity]], as there was no longer a beast of time to consume weakened and damaged universes. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist}} One of the Convoy's first actions was to deploy [[Depth Charge (BW)\|Depth Charge]] to the past of [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon]] to protect the [[Origin Matrix]]. {{storylink\|Invasion: Epilogue}}

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	===''Revenge of the Fallen''===		===''Revenge of the Fallen''===
	[[The Fallen]] told [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]] that he was assembling forces in other dimensions.{{storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen: The Junior Novel}}		[[The Fallen]] told [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]] that he was assembling forces in other dimensions. {{storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen: The Junior Novel}}

	===''Animated''===		===''Animated''===
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	In ancient times, [[Alpha Trion]] banished the arrogant [[Sky Lynx (G1)\|Sky Lynx]] into the Dead Universe when he laid claim to the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. After passing through that same universe in the present day and crash-landing on Earth, {{storylink\|Earthrise episode 5}} the shipwrecked Autobots and Decepticons encountered the [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s: Cybertronains who had time-travelled back to Earth's past to prevent a dystopian future from ever coming to pass. {{storylink\|Kingdom episode 1}} The AllSpark made a projection of [[Elita One (G1)\|Elita One]] that passed through the Dead Universe and mentioned a "Dead Multiverse".{{storylink\|Kingdom episode 4}} Although the Maximals wondered if securing the AllSpark and changing history would consequentially erase them from the timeline, this was not the case, suggesting that this reality operates on a multiversal model of [[time travel]]. {{storylink\|Kingdom episode 5}}		In ancient times, [[Alpha Trion]] banished the arrogant [[Sky Lynx (G1)\|Sky Lynx]] into the Dead Universe when he laid claim to the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. After passing through that same universe in the present day and crash-landing on Earth, {{storylink\|Earthrise episode 5}} the shipwrecked Autobots and Decepticons encountered the [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s: Cybertronains who had time-travelled back to Earth's past to prevent a dystopian future from ever coming to pass. {{storylink\|Kingdom episode 1}} The AllSpark made a projection of [[Elita One (G1)\|Elita One]] that passed through the Dead Universe and mentioned a "Dead Multiverse". {{storylink\|Kingdom episode 4}} Although the Maximals wondered if securing the AllSpark and changing history would consequentially erase them from the timeline, this was not the case, suggesting that this reality operates on a multiversal model of [[time travel]]. {{storylink\|Kingdom episode 5}}

	===2019 IDW continuity===		===2019 IDW continuity===