New Prysmos - Revision history

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	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively. The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively. The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]		[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning!]]

	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

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	*The nature of the shield around New Prysmos is contradictory. While ''First Strike'' depicts that it was set up by Merklynn to keep Cybertronians out, ''Transformers vs. Visionaries'' describes it as a Cybertronian creation to keep Prysmosians in. It's also not entirely clear how the Prysmosians got in there in the first place.		*The nature of the shield around New Prysmos is contradictory. While ''First Strike'' depicts that it was set up by Merklynn to keep Cybertronians out, ''Transformers vs. Visionaries'' describes it as a Cybertronian creation to keep Prysmosians in. It's also not entirely clear how the Prysmosians got in there in the first place.

	~~==External links==~~
	*{{i\|New Prysmos}} at the IDW Hasbro Wiki

	[[Category:IDW (2005) cities]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) cities]]
	[[Category:Polities on Cybertron]]		[[Category:Polities on Cybertron]]
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	Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}		Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}

	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.~~{{storylink\|Schismatic}}~~ The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively. The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]		[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]

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	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.{{storylink\|Schismatic}} The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.{{storylink\|Schismatic}} The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

			[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]

	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	~~[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]~~

	Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.		Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.

	From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy—a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell—tore through the city.

	[[File:TheCurtain-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The gentrification process is complete! Now all it needs is an overpriced coffee shop.]]		[[File:TheCurtain-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The gentrification process is complete! Now all it needs is an overpriced coffee shop.]]

	~~When~~ Leoric ~~awoke~~ a ~~week later~~, he ~~discovered that~~ New Prysmos ~~had undergone a drastic metamorphosis:~~ the ~~city had teleported itself~~ to the ~~surface of Cybertron, and terraformed the surrounding area into a recreation of Prysmos's biosphere~~. ~~With~~ Virulina ~~defeated~~ and Merklynn ~~imprisoned once more~~, ~~Leoric and~~ Arzon ~~made peace~~ and ~~agreed to work together to keep~~ the ~~peace in their new~~ city. ~~{{storylink\|The Curtain}}~~		From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy—a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell—tore through the city.

	This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}		When Leoric awoke a week later, he discovered that New Prysmos had undergone a drastic metamorphosis: the city had teleported itself to the surface of Cybertron, and terraformed the surrounding area into a recreation of Prysmos's biosphere. With Virulina defeated and Merklynn imprisoned once more, Leoric and Arzon made peace and agreed to work together to keep the peace in their new city. {{storylink\|The Curtain}} This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}
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	This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}		This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}
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	~~{{-}}~~		==Notes==

	==~~Trivia~~==
	*The nature of the shield around New Prysmos is contradictory. While ''First Strike'' depicts that it was set up by Merklynn to keep Cybertronians out, ''Transformers vs. Visionaries'' describes it as a Cybertronian creation to keep Prysmosians in. It's also not entirely clear how the Prysmosians got in there in the first place.		*The nature of the shield around New Prysmos is contradictory. While ''First Strike'' depicts that it was set up by Merklynn to keep Cybertronians out, ''Transformers vs. Visionaries'' describes it as a Cybertronian creation to keep Prysmosians in. It's also not entirely clear how the Prysmosians got in there in the first place.

Saix at 19:31, 3 May 2019

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	[[File:FirstStrike06-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]		[[File:FirstStrike06-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]
	Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}		Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}
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	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.{{storylink\|Schismatic}} The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.{{storylink\|Schismatic}} The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]		[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]
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	Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.		Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.

	From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing ~~energy — a~~ combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing ~~spell — tore~~ through the city.		From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy—a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell—tore through the city.

	[[File:TheCurtain-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The gentrification process is complete! Now all it needs is an overpriced coffee shop.]]		[[File:TheCurtain-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The gentrification process is complete! Now all it needs is an overpriced coffee shop.]]
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	[[Category:Polities on Cybertron]]		[[Category:Polities on Cybertron]]
	[[Category:Visionaries properties]]		[[Category:Visionaries properties]]

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
			[[File:FirstStrike06-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]
	Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}		Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}

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	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

			[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]

	Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.		Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.

	From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy — a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell — tore through the city.		From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy — a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell — tore through the city.

			[[File:TheCurtain-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The gentrification process is complete! Now all it needs is an overpriced coffee shop.]]

	When Leoric awoke a week later, he discovered that New Prysmos had undergone a drastic metamorphosis: the city had teleported itself to the surface of Cybertron, and terraformed the surrounding area into a recreation of Prysmos's biosphere. With Virulina defeated and Merklynn imprisoned once more, Leoric and Arzon made peace and agreed to work together to keep the peace in their new city. {{storylink\|The Curtain}}		When Leoric awoke a week later, he discovered that New Prysmos had undergone a drastic metamorphosis: the city had teleported itself to the surface of Cybertron, and terraformed the surrounding area into a recreation of Prysmos's biosphere. With Virulina defeated and Merklynn imprisoned once more, Leoric and Arzon made peace and agreed to work together to keep the peace in their new city. {{storylink\|The Curtain}}

	This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}		This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}

			{{-}}

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}		Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}

	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} ~~while the Transformer~~ established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city~~. For~~ his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant ~~Cybertronian~~ surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.{{storylink\|Schismatic}} The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

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	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} while the Transformer established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city. For his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Cybertronian surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} while the Transformer established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city. For his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Cybertronian surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {[storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.		Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.

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	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively. The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively. The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]		[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning!]]

	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

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	Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}		Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}

	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.~~{{storylink\|Schismatic}}~~ The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively. The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]		[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]

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	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.{{storylink\|Schismatic}} The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.{{storylink\|Schismatic}} The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

			[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]

	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	~~[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]~~

	Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.		Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.

	From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy—a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell—tore through the city.

	[[File:TheCurtain-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The gentrification process is complete! Now all it needs is an overpriced coffee shop.]]		[[File:TheCurtain-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The gentrification process is complete! Now all it needs is an overpriced coffee shop.]]

	~~When~~ Leoric ~~awoke~~ a ~~week later~~, he ~~discovered that~~ New Prysmos ~~had undergone a drastic metamorphosis:~~ the ~~city had teleported itself~~ to the ~~surface of Cybertron, and terraformed the surrounding area into a recreation of Prysmos's biosphere~~. ~~With~~ Virulina ~~defeated~~ and Merklynn ~~imprisoned once more~~, ~~Leoric and~~ Arzon ~~made peace~~ and ~~agreed to work together to keep~~ the ~~peace in their new~~ city. ~~{{storylink\|The Curtain}}~~		From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy—a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell—tore through the city.

	This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}		When Leoric awoke a week later, he discovered that New Prysmos had undergone a drastic metamorphosis: the city had teleported itself to the surface of Cybertron, and terraformed the surrounding area into a recreation of Prysmos's biosphere. With Virulina defeated and Merklynn imprisoned once more, Leoric and Arzon made peace and agreed to work together to keep the peace in their new city. {{storylink\|The Curtain}} This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}
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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
			[[File:FirstStrike06-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]
	Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}		Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}

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	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

			[[File:CybertronNoMore-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|There's always that one asshole who blasts dubstep music at three in the morning.]]

	Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.		Following the death of Kup, the Visionaries within the city split into two camps: [[Leoric]]'s [[Spectral Knight]]s sought to coexist peacefully with the Cybertronians, while [[Virulina]]'s [[Darkling Lord]]s aimed to take the planet by force. The brief power struggle saw the Darkling Lords destroy the quarantine shield, take the Cybertronian security guard [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] prisoner, and oust Leoric's loyalists entirely, with Virulina being crowned the new chancellor of the city. {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Those Spectral Knights who chose to stay behind defected to the Darkling Lords at [[Cryotek (Visionaries)\|Cryotek]]'s urging.

	From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy — a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell — tore through the city.		From their new base of operations in [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], Leoric tasked [[Arzon]], [[Mortdred]], and [[Witterquick]] with a stealth mission into New Prysmos so as to assassinate Virulina before she could consolidate her power. They failed to do so, and were taken prisoner by Virulina. {{storylink\|Desperate Measures (Transformers vs. Visionaries)\|Desperate Measures}} Realizing that he had to confront Virulina himself to set things right, Leoric returned to New Prysmos {{storylink\|Good Men}} and swayed Cryotek and the other defectors back to the Spectral Knight cause before taking on Virulina. Though both Virulina and Leoric were then betrayed by Merklynn, who sought to do away with the both of them to place the pliable [[Arzon]] on the throne, a burst of healing energy — a combination of Cybertronain technology, Talisman magic, and [[Galadria]]'s healing spell — tore through the city.

			[[File:TheCurtain-NewPrysmos.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The gentrification process is complete! Now all it needs is an overpriced coffee shop.]]

	When Leoric awoke a week later, he discovered that New Prysmos had undergone a drastic metamorphosis: the city had teleported itself to the surface of Cybertron, and terraformed the surrounding area into a recreation of Prysmos's biosphere. With Virulina defeated and Merklynn imprisoned once more, Leoric and Arzon made peace and agreed to work together to keep the peace in their new city. {{storylink\|The Curtain}}		When Leoric awoke a week later, he discovered that New Prysmos had undergone a drastic metamorphosis: the city had teleported itself to the surface of Cybertron, and terraformed the surrounding area into a recreation of Prysmos's biosphere. With Virulina defeated and Merklynn imprisoned once more, Leoric and Arzon made peace and agreed to work together to keep the peace in their new city. {{storylink\|The Curtain}}

	This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}		This happy ending was short-lived, however: with [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] preparing to attack Cybertron, Windblade and Ironhide travelled to New Prysmos to seek the Visionaries' help, and Leoric agreed to harness the Talisman's power to teleport everyone on Cybertron to safety. New Prysmos was then destroyed when Unicron consumed the planet. {{storylink\|Road's End}}

			{{-}}

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}		Prysmos was once an organic world where magic had recently overtaken technology, following the great "Trinary Re-Alignment;" following the planet's destruction, however, only a handful of survivors escaped, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} including the technophobic sorcerer [[Merklynn]]. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} Merklynn disguised himself as "[[Garrison Kreiger]]," and travelled to [[Earth]], living a human existence until crossing paths with the magical artifact known as the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]], {{storylink\|Strange Visitors}} and devising a way to use its power to transform Cybertron into a new copy of Prysmos. {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}}

	Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, {{storylink\|Schismatic}} ~~while the Transformer~~ established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city~~. For~~ his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant ~~Cybertronian~~ surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		Ultimately, Krieger would wind up manipulating [[Joe Colton]] into launching a genocidal attack on Cybertron; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} his initial plan to double-cross his catspaw was foiled, however, and Merklynn wound up activating the Talisman prematurely, using its power to enchant Cybertron's [[energon]] reserves and remaking a portion of Cybertron's core into the city of "New Prysmos." Cybertron was left weakened by the attack, {{storylink\|First Strike issue 6\|First Strike #6}} and the Transformers found that they were unable to process the magically-contaminated energon, forcing the planet to rely on [[Earth]]'s supplies of [[Ore-13]] as a result. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}} Approximately ten thousand [[Prysmosian]] refugees came to inhabit the city over the coming weeks, including representatives of both the [[Darkling Lord]]s and [[Spectral Knight]]s, based out of the [[Monastery of the Darkling Lords]] and the [[Redoubt]], respectively.{{storylink\|Schismatic}} The Cybertronians established a heavily defended checkpoint to restrict access in and out of the city; for his crimes against Cybertron, the Prysmosians were forced to arrest Merklynn and keep him under constant Transformer surveillance. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}

	In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}		In her opening speech during Cybertron's first electoral debate, candidate [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] pledged to protect the people from "the creatures" living underground. {{storylink\|The Chosen One}} At some point after winning the election, the [[Council of Worlds]] attempted to open a dialogue with the citizens of New Prysmos, but diplomatic efforts went nowhere until after [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Shockwave]]'s [[Maximal]] attack, when Windblade sent Kup and [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Ironhide]] to negotiate with the aliens while [[Wheeljack (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Wheeljack]] and [[Breakdown (IDW)\|Breakdown]] examined the Talisman that had done this. When a surge of Talisman energy disintegrated Breakdown's arm, however, Wheeljack realized the quarantine shield they'd established around the city was ineffective. {{storylink\|Schismatic}}