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	* [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] (11)		* [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] (12)
	* [[Overload (Armada)\|Overload]] (12)		* [[Overload (Armada)\|Overload]] (13)
	* [[Dropshot (Armada)\|Dropshot]] (13)		* [[Dropshot (Armada)\|Dropshot]] (14)
	* [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (14)		* [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (15)
	* [[Avalon (Energon)\|Avalon]] (15)		* [[Avalon (Energon)\|Avalon]] (16)
	* [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]] (18)		* [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]] (19)

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	* [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]] (8)		* [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]] (8)
	* [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]] (9)		* [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]] (9)
	* [[Skywarp (Armada)\|Skywarp]] (10)		* [[Thundercracker (Armada)\|Thundercracker]] (10)
			* [[Skywarp (Armada)\|Skywarp]] (11)

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	* [[Alpha Quintesson]] (16)		* [[Alpha Quintesson]] (17)
	* [[Unicron]] (17)		* [[Unicron]] (18)

	}}		}}

	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	"My philosophy of war is simple. '''Never''' ask someone to do something you wouldn't do '''yourself'''...and '''never''' shirk direct confrontation. It's-- <small>oh</small>." <br>		"My philosophy of war is simple. '''Never''' ask someone to do something you wouldn't do '''yourself'''...and '''never''' shirk direct confrontation. It's-- <small>oh</small>." <br>

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	Scorponok, arrogant as ever, insists that the enhanced weaponry given to him by [[Unicron]] will make short work of Megatron. Megatron evades his attacks and assaults Scorponok from both sides with the use of the tank-drone. Meanwhile, Ironhide comes to his senses and, seeing the two titans duking it out, realizes that whoever wins will probably come after the Autobots next and looks for a way to protect the base. Scorponok focuses all his fire directly on Megatron, ultimately burying him in an avalanche of snow and rock. As he gloats over the icy tomb, Megatron teleports out to behind Scorponok and impales him through the chest with his sword, killing him.		Scorponok, arrogant as ever, insists that the enhanced weaponry given to him by [[Unicron]] will make short work of Megatron. Megatron evades his attacks and assaults Scorponok from both sides with the use of the tank-drone. Meanwhile, Ironhide comes to his senses and, seeing the two titans duking it out, realizes that whoever wins will probably come after the Autobots next and looks for a way to protect the base. Scorponok focuses all his fire directly on Megatron, ultimately burying him in an avalanche of snow and rock. As he gloats over the icy tomb, Megatron teleports out to behind Scorponok and impales him through the chest with his sword, killing him.

	[[File:Scorponok dies Energon.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|"Ow! That's gonna sting tomorrow!"]]		[[File:Scorponok dies Energon.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|"Ow! That's gonna sting tomorrow!"]]

	Before leaving, Megatron briefly introduces himself to Ironhide, who has erected an energy barrier just strong enough to keep the Autobots and the shield generator in and Megatron out. He tells Ironhide that he's impressed, but he really didn't need to go through the trouble; Megatron doesn't want Ironhide dead or even harmed. In fact, he wants him in possession of all his faculties so that he can tell everyone that Megatron is back!		Before leaving, Megatron briefly introduces himself to Ironhide, who has erected an energy barrier just strong enough to keep the Autobots and the shield generator in and Megatron out. He tells Ironhide that he's impressed, but he really didn't need to go through the trouble; Megatron doesn't want Ironhide dead or even harmed. In fact, he wants him in possession of all his faculties so that he can tell everyone that Megatron is back!
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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* During his fight with Scorponok, Megatron gives a familiar [[Megatron (BW)\|"Ye-esss..."]] Considering this Megatron was voiced by [[David Kaye]] as well, it seems entirely intentional.		* During his fight with Scorponok, Megatron gives a familiar [[Megatron (BW)\|"Ye-esss..."]] Considering this Megatron was voiced by [[David Kaye]] as well, it seems entirely intentional.
	* When Jetfire speaks to the holograms of the High Council, two of the holographic heads appear to be of [[Sky Garry (~~ROC~~)\|Sky Garry]] and [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Star Convoy]].		* When Jetfire speaks to the holograms of the High Council, two of the holographic heads appear to be of [[Sky Garry (G1)\|Sky Garry]] and [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Star Convoy]].

	===Errors===		===Errors===
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	* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Issue 5\|''The War Within: The Age of Wrath'' #5]]		* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Issue 5\|''The War Within: The Age of Wrath'' #5]]
	* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#~~Issue_11~~\|''Generation 1'' #11]]		* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Issue 11\|''Generation 1'' #11]]
	* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#~~Issue_4_2~~\|''Transformers/G.I. Joe: Divided Front'' #4]]		* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Issue 4 2\|''Transformers/G.I. Joe: Divided Front'' #4]]
	* ''Warlands: Malagen's Campaign'' #1		* ''Warlands: Malagen's Campaign'' #1
	* Dreamwave Pockets (''Duel Masters'' Vol. 1, ''[[Transformers: The War Within\|The War Within]]'', ''Energon'' Vol. 1 and 2, ''Megaman'' Vol. 1, ''[[Transformers/G.I. Joe]]'', ''Warlands'' Vol. 1, ''Darkminds Macropolis'' Vol. 1)		* Dreamwave Pockets (''Duel Masters'' Vol. 1, ''[[Transformers: The War Within\|The War Within]]'', ''Energon'' Vol. 1 and 2, ''Megaman'' Vol. 1, ''[[Transformers/G.I. Joe]]'', ''Warlands'' Vol. 1, ''Darkminds Macropolis'' Vol. 1)
	* ''Killzone'' #2		* ''Killzone'' #2
	* [[Dynamic Forces]] exclusive covers		* [[Dynamic Forces]] exclusive covers
	* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#~~Issue_12~~\|''Generation 1'' #12]]		* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Issue 12\|''Generation 1'' #12]]
	* ''Killzone'' series		* ''Killzone'' series
	* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Issue 31\|''Energon'' #31]]		* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Issue 31\|''Energon'' #31]]
	* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#~~Issue_2_2~~\|''Transformers/G.I. Joe: Divided Front'' #2]]		* [[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Issue 2 2\|''Transformers/G.I. Joe: Divided Front'' #2]]
	* ''Killzone'' #2		* ''Killzone'' #2
	* Return of Optimus Prime poster		* Return of Optimus Prime poster

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Errors

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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	* On the two-page spread showcasing Scorponok leading his troops on Cybertron in the past, Thundercracker and Skywarp's colors are swapped.		* On the two-page spread showcasing Scorponok leading his troops on Cybertron in the past, Thundercracker and Skywarp's colors are swapped.
	* Megatron's entire wing assembly is colored bright green in various panels throughout the issue. Only the Energon weapons mounted on it should have that particular gleam.		*Following that, when we see Megatron and his inner circle surveying the battle, they are all sporting their Earth mode kibble/designs, despite the flashback taking place long before they ever travelled to Earth.
			* Megatron's entire wing assembly is colored bright green in various panels throughout the issue. Only the Energon weapons mounted on it should have that particular gleam.

	===Other trivia===		===Other trivia===

Nu-Priest: Stuff

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Stuff

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	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	* None yet identified.		"My philosophy of war is simple. '''Never''' ask someone to do something you wouldn't do '''yourself'''...and '''never''' shirk direct confrontation. It's-- <small>oh</small>." <br>
			"'''My''' philosophy...'''always''' keep something in '''reserve'''!"
			:—'''Scorponok''''s last words before he's run through by '''Megatron'''


			"Right. Ready or not, '''Unicron'''...'''HERE I COME!'''"
			:—'''Optimus Prime''' unknowingly closes out the series and Dreamwave altogether

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	* This was the final issue of the ''Energon'' comic series published before the dissolution of Dreamwave. Details about subsequent issues were only known vaguely, gleaned from solicitations and touched upon the writers at conventions, until finally, six years later, in late 2010, author Simon Furman posted detailed summaries of the remaining six issues on his blog. TFWiki has created articles for each of the issues based on these summaries; click that right-arrow up at the top of the article to keep on a-readin'!		* This was the final issue of the ''Energon'' comic series published before the dissolution of Dreamwave. Details about subsequent issues were only known vaguely, gleaned from solicitations and touched upon the writers at conventions, until finally, six years later, in late 2010, author Simon Furman posted detailed summaries of the remaining six issues on his blog. TFWiki has created articles for each of the issues based on these summaries; click that right-arrow up at the top of the article to keep on a-readin'!
			* Scorponok initially mistakes Megatron's new tank drone partner for a [[Mini-Con]]- an easy assumption to make, considering Megatron spent so long trying to collect as many as possible.
	* A six-month gap was to occur between the stories in this issue and the next; "[[Perspective]]", the ''Energon'' story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'', takes place during this time.		* A six-month gap was to occur between the stories in this issue and the next; "[[Perspective]]", the ''Energon'' story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'', takes place during this time.
	* The [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club (magazine)\|Collectors Club comic]] makes reference to events that would have happened in the upcoming issues. Some fans have assumed that, by extension, the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|''Cybertron'' cartoon]] would have also taken place after the comic.		* The [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club (magazine)\|Collectors Club comic]] makes reference to events that would have happened in the upcoming issues. Some fans have assumed that, by extension, the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|''Cybertron'' cartoon]] would have also taken place after the comic.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* During his fight with Scorponok, Megatron gives a familiar [[Megatron (BW)\|"~~Yeeesss~~..."]]		* During his fight with Scorponok, Megatron gives a familiar [[Megatron (BW)\|"Ye-esss..."]] Considering this Megatron was voiced by [[David Kaye]] as well, it seems entirely intentional.
			* When Jetfire speaks to the holograms of the High Council, two of the holographic heads appear to be of [[Sky Garry (ROC)\|Sky Garry]] and [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Star Convoy]].

	===Errors===		===Errors===
	* On the two-page spread showcasing Scorponok leading his troops on Cybertron in the past, Thundercracker and Skywarp's colors are swapped.		* On the two-page spread showcasing Scorponok leading his troops on Cybertron in the past, Thundercracker and Skywarp's colors are swapped.
			* Megatron's entire wing assembly is colored bright green in various panels throughout the issue. Only the Energon weapons mounted on it should have that particular gleam.

	===Other trivia===		===Other trivia===
	* First appearance of Predacon. Just his luck.		* First appearance of Predacon. Just his luck.
			* Scorponok's corpse remains standing upright after Megatron kills him. ''Nice.''
	* Readers' mail is answered by [[Matthew Hansen]]. Appropriately, the letter column ends with "Time to pack it up and turn off the lights!"		* Readers' mail is answered by [[Matthew Hansen]]. Appropriately, the letter column ends with "Time to pack it up and turn off the lights!"
	* The [[Wavelengths]] page has a short interview with Simon Furman about ''Energon'' and contains an article from the desk of [[Candice Chan]]. Furman speaks about the final arc of the ''Energon'' series, its transition into a ''Cybertron'' series (after issue 36) and the ''[[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Energon: More Than Meets The Eye\|More Than Meets The Eye: Energon]]'' profiles.		* The [[Wavelengths]] page has a short interview with Simon Furman about ''Energon'' and contains an article from the desk of [[Candice Chan]]. Furman speaks about the final arc of the ''Energon'' series, its transition into a ''Cybertron'' series (after issue 36) and the ''[[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Energon: More Than Meets The Eye\|More Than Meets The Eye: Energon]]'' profiles.
	* Scorponok's corpse remains standing upright after Megatron kills him. ''Nice.''
	* Being published a week after [[The Age of Wrath Pt.3\|''The Age of Wrath'' #3]] and [[The Route of All Evil\|''Generation 1 (Ongoing)'' #10]], this was in fact the final ''Transformers'' comic of ''any'' description that Dreamwave published before they dissolved.		* Being published a week after [[The Age of Wrath Pt.3\|''The Age of Wrath'' #3]] and [[The Route of All Evil\|''Generation 1 (Ongoing)'' #10]], this was in fact the final ''Transformers'' comic of ''any'' description that Dreamwave published before they dissolved.

TBR at 08:45, 5 October 2018

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	* During his fight with Scorponok, Megatron gives a familiar [[Megatron (BW)\|"Yeeesss..."]]		* During his fight with Scorponok, Megatron gives a familiar [[Megatron (BW)\|"Yeeesss..."]]

	==Errors==		===Errors===
	* On the two-page spread showcasing Scorponok leading his troops on Cybertron in the past, Thundercracker and Skywarp's colors are swapped.		* On the two-page spread showcasing Scorponok leading his troops on Cybertron in the past, Thundercracker and Skywarp's colors are swapped.

	==Other trivia==		===Other trivia===
	* First appearance of Predacon. Just his luck.		* First appearance of Predacon. Just his luck.
	* Readers' mail is answered by [[Matthew Hansen]]. Appropriately, the letter column ends with "Time to pack it up and turn off the lights!"		* Readers' mail is answered by [[Matthew Hansen]]. Appropriately, the letter column ends with "Time to pack it up and turn off the lights!"

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	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	* None yet identified.		* None yet identified.

			==Notes==
			===Continuity notes===
			* This was the final issue of the ''Energon'' comic series published before the dissolution of Dreamwave. Details about subsequent issues were only known vaguely, gleaned from solicitations and touched upon the writers at conventions, until finally, six years later, in late 2010, author Simon Furman posted detailed summaries of the remaining six issues on his blog. TFWiki has created articles for each of the issues based on these summaries; click that right-arrow up at the top of the article to keep on a-readin'!
			* A six-month gap was to occur between the stories in this issue and the next; "[[Perspective]]", the ''Energon'' story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'', takes place during this time.
			* The [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club (magazine)\|Collectors Club comic]] makes reference to events that would have happened in the upcoming issues. Some fans have assumed that, by extension, the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|''Cybertron'' cartoon]] would have also taken place after the comic.

			===Transformers references===
			* During his fight with Scorponok, Megatron gives a familiar [[Megatron (BW)\|"Yeeesss..."]]

	==Errors==		==Errors==
	* On the two-page spread showcasing Scorponok leading his troops on Cybertron in the past, Thundercracker and Skywarp's colors are swapped.		* On the two-page spread showcasing Scorponok leading his troops on Cybertron in the past, Thundercracker and Skywarp's colors are swapped.

	==~~Items of note~~==		==Other trivia==
	* ~~This was the final issue~~ of ~~the ''Energon'' comic series published before the dissolution of Dreamwave~~. Details about subsequent issues were only known vaguely, gleaned from solicitations and touched upon the writers at conventions, until finally, six years later, in late 2010, author Simon Furman posted detailed summaries of the remaining six issues on his ~~blog. TFWiki has created articles for each of the issues based on these summaries; click that right-arrow up at the top of the article to keep on a-readin'!~~		* First appearance of Predacon. Just his luck.
	* Being published a week after [[The Age of Wrath Pt.3\|''The Age of Wrath'' #3]] and [[The Route of All Evil\|''Generation 1 (Ongoing)'' #10]], this was in fact also the final ''Transformers'' comic of ''any'' description that Dreamwave published before they dissolved.
	* A six-month gap was to occur between the stories in this issue and the next; "[[Perspective]]", the ''Energon'' story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'', takes place during this time.
	* The [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club (magazine)\|Collectors Club comic]] makes reference to events that would have happened in the upcoming issues. Some fans have assumed that, by extension, the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|''Cybertron'' cartoon]] would have also taken place after the comic.
	* Readers' mail is answered by [[Matthew Hansen]]. Appropriately, the letter column ends with "Time to pack it up and turn off the lights!"		* Readers' mail is answered by [[Matthew Hansen]]. Appropriately, the letter column ends with "Time to pack it up and turn off the lights!"
	* The [[Wavelengths]] page has a short interview with Simon Furman about ''Energon'' and contains an article from the desk of [[Candice Chan]]. Furman speaks about the final arc of the ''Energon'' series, its transition into a ''Cybertron'' series (after issue 36) and the ''[[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Energon: More Than Meets The Eye\|More Than Meets The Eye: Energon]]'' profiles.		* The [[Wavelengths]] page has a short interview with Simon Furman about ''Energon'' and contains an article from the desk of [[Candice Chan]]. Furman speaks about the final arc of the ''Energon'' series, its transition into a ''Cybertron'' series (after issue 36) and the ''[[Unreleased Dreamwave issues#Energon: More Than Meets The Eye\|More Than Meets The Eye: Energon]]'' profiles.
	* First appearance of Predacon. Just his luck.
	* Scorponok's corpse remains standing upright after Megatron kills him. ''Nice.''		* Scorponok's corpse remains standing upright after Megatron kills him. ''Nice.''
	* ~~During his fight with Scorponok, Megatron gives~~ a ~~familiar~~ [[~~Megatron~~ (BW)~~\|"Yeeesss..."~~]]		* Being published a week after [[The Age of Wrath Pt.3\|''The Age of Wrath'' #3]] and [[The Route of All Evil\|''Generation 1 (Ongoing)'' #10]], this was in fact the final ''Transformers'' comic of ''any'' description that Dreamwave published before they dissolved.

	===Covers (1)===		===Covers (1)===

TimeLord11 at 19:52, 14 May 2018

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	{{disambig2\|the last published Dreamwave Energon issue\|the ''[[Dark Cybertron]]'' issue\|No Exit: Dark Cybertron Chapter 6}}		{{disambig2\|the last published Dreamwave Energon issue\|the ''[[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|Dark Cybertron]]'' issue\|No Exit: Dark Cybertron Chapter 6}}
	{{comicstory\|seriesissue=[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|''Transformers Energon'']] #30		{{comicstory\|seriesissue=[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|''Transformers Energon'']] #30
	\|prev=Multiplicity, Pt. 4		\|prev=Multiplicity, Pt. 4
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	Before leaving, Megatron briefly introduces himself to Ironhide, who has erected an energy barrier just strong enough to keep the Autobots and the shield generator in and Megatron out. He tells Ironhide that he's impressed, but he really didn't need to go through the trouble; Megatron doesn't want Ironhide dead or even harmed. In fact, he wants him in possession of all his faculties so that he can tell everyone that Megatron is back!		Before leaving, Megatron briefly introduces himself to Ironhide, who has erected an energy barrier just strong enough to keep the Autobots and the shield generator in and Megatron out. He tells Ironhide that he's impressed, but he really didn't need to go through the trouble; Megatron doesn't want Ironhide dead or even harmed. In fact, he wants him in possession of all his faculties so that he can tell everyone that Megatron is back!

	On [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], in the [[High Halls]], Jetfire speaks to the [[Autobot High Council\|Council of Elders]], informing them of Megatron's return, and wondering about what Megatron meant with his "belly of the beast" remark about [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]]. Councilor [[Avalon]] ends his transmission to the Council and tells Alpha Quintesson that he is sure Optimus Prime is within Unicron. Though Alpha Quintesson is unable to detect him due to the large areas of Unicron that are still offline, he says that as Unicron powers back up, the hiding places will become fewer and fewer. He tells Avalon that if Unicron's systems haven't already destroyed Optimus Prime, they soon will.		On [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], in the [[High Halls]], Jetfire speaks to the [[Autobot High Council\|Council of Elders]], informing them of Megatron's return, and wondering about what Megatron meant with his "belly of the beast" remark about [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]]. Councilor [[Avalon (Energon)\|Avalon]] ends his transmission to the Council and tells Alpha Quintesson that he is sure Optimus Prime is within Unicron. Though Alpha Quintesson is unable to detect him due to the large areas of Unicron that are still offline, he says that as Unicron powers back up, the hiding places will become fewer and fewer. He tells Avalon that if Unicron's systems haven't already destroyed Optimus Prime, they soon will.

	The issue (and, as it happened, the entire series) closes with a full-page image of Optimus Prime, various cracks and holes in his frame crudely patched, hefting an enormous gun and saying, "Ready or not, Unicron, here I come!"		The issue (and, as it happened, the entire series) closes with a full-page image of Optimus Prime, various cracks and holes in his frame crudely patched, hefting an enormous gun and saying, "Ready or not, Unicron, here I come!"
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	* [[Dropshot (Armada)\|Dropshot]] (13)		* [[Dropshot (Armada)\|Dropshot]] (13)
	* [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (14)		* [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]] (14)
	* [[Avalon]] (15)		* [[Avalon (Energon)\|Avalon]] (15)
	* [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]] (18)		* [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]] (18)

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Items of note

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	==Items of note==		==Items of note==
	* This was the final issue of the ''Energon'' comic series published before the dissolution of Dreamwave. Details about subsequent issues were only known vaguely, gleaned from solicitations and touched upon the writers at conventions, until finally, six years later, in late 2010, author Simon Furman posted detailed summaries of the remaining six issues on his blog. TFWiki has created articles for each of the issues based on these summaries; click that right-arrow up at the top of the article to keep on a-readin'!		* This was the final issue of the ''Energon'' comic series published before the dissolution of Dreamwave. Details about subsequent issues were only known vaguely, gleaned from solicitations and touched upon the writers at conventions, until finally, six years later, in late 2010, author Simon Furman posted detailed summaries of the remaining six issues on his blog. TFWiki has created articles for each of the issues based on these summaries; click that right-arrow up at the top of the article to keep on a-readin'!
			* Being published a week after [[The Age of Wrath Pt.3\|''The Age of Wrath'' #3]] and [[The Route of All Evil\|''Generation 1 (Ongoing)'' #10]], this was in fact also the final ''Transformers'' comic of ''any'' description that Dreamwave published before they dissolved.
	* A six-month gap was to occur between the stories in this issue and the next; "[[Perspective]]", the ''Energon'' story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'', takes place during this time.		* A six-month gap was to occur between the stories in this issue and the next; "[[Perspective]]", the ''Energon'' story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'', takes place during this time.
	* The [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club (magazine)\|Collectors Club comic]] makes reference to events that would have happened in the upcoming issues. Some fans have assumed that, by extension, the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|''Cybertron'' cartoon]] would have also taken place after the comic.		* The [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club (magazine)\|Collectors Club comic]] makes reference to events that would have happened in the upcoming issues. Some fans have assumed that, by extension, the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)\|''Cybertron'' cartoon]] would have also taken place after the comic.

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	\|caption=Battle of the [[~~Homage\|homages~~]]		\|caption=Battle of the [[homage]]s
	\|publisher=[[Dreamwave Productions]]		\|publisher=[[Dreamwave Productions]]
	\|date=[[December 8]], [[2004]]		\|date=[[December 8]], [[2004]]
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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	In a flashback from during the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Scorponok, Terrorsaur, Predacon, and Wheeljack battle against the [[Autobot~~\|Autobots~~]], while Megatron, Starscream, Cyclonus, Demolishor, and Thrust watch from above. Starscream mentions that while his tactics are far more crude and brutal than Megatron's policy of subtlety and stealth, it's certainly a crowd pleaser, and he suggests that Megatron watch his back.		In a flashback from during the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Scorponok, Terrorsaur, Predacon, and Wheeljack battle against the [[Autobot]]s, while Megatron, Starscream, Cyclonus, Demolishor, and Thrust watch from above. Starscream mentions that while his tactics are far more crude and brutal than Megatron's policy of subtlety and stealth, it's certainly a crowd pleaser, and he suggests that Megatron watch his back.

	In the present, in the [[Yukon]], Megatron and Scorponok exchange some unfriendly banter before Scorponok takes the first swing, somehow missing Megatron entirely. He transforms into his hyper-mode and blasts Megatron. Satisfied that the smoking crater is all that remains of him, he turns his attention back to the Autobots, sending a transmission to Alpha Quintesson to ask if he should leave a single survivor alive to tell the tale. He finds himself unable to reach him, though, and Megatron, flying up from behind, suggests that either Alpha Quintesson is screening his calls, or the signal's being jammed.		In the present, in the [[Yukon]], Megatron and Scorponok exchange some unfriendly banter before Scorponok takes the first swing, somehow missing Megatron entirely. He transforms into his hyper mode and blasts Megatron. Satisfied that the smoking crater is all that remains of him, he turns his attention back to the Autobots, sending a transmission to Alpha Quintesson to ask if he should leave a single survivor alive to tell the tale. He finds himself unable to reach him, though, and Megatron, flying up from behind, suggests that either Alpha Quintesson is screening his calls, or the signal's being jammed.

	Scorponok, arrogant as ever, insists that the enhanced weaponry given to him by [[Unicron]] will make short work of Megatron. Megatron evades his attacks and assaults Scorponok from both sides with the use of the tank-drone. Meanwhile, Ironhide comes to his senses and, seeing the two titans duking it out, realizes that whoever wins will probably come after the Autobots next and looks for a way to protect the base. Scorponok focuses all his fire directly on Megatron, ultimately burying him in an avalanche of snow and rock. As he gloats over the icy tomb, Megatron teleports out to behind Scorponok and impales him through the chest with his sword, killing him.		Scorponok, arrogant as ever, insists that the enhanced weaponry given to him by [[Unicron]] will make short work of Megatron. Megatron evades his attacks and assaults Scorponok from both sides with the use of the tank-drone. Meanwhile, Ironhide comes to his senses and, seeing the two titans duking it out, realizes that whoever wins will probably come after the Autobots next and looks for a way to protect the base. Scorponok focuses all his fire directly on Megatron, ultimately burying him in an avalanche of snow and rock. As he gloats over the icy tomb, Megatron teleports out to behind Scorponok and impales him through the chest with his sword, killing him.

	[[~~Image~~:Scorponok dies Energon.jpg\|left\|~~150px~~\|thumb\|"Ow! That's gonna sting tomorrow!"]]		[[File:Scorponok dies Energon.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|"Ow! That's gonna sting tomorrow!"]]

	Before leaving, Megatron briefly introduces himself to Ironhide, who has erected an energy barrier just strong enough to keep the Autobots and the shield generator in and Megatron out. He tells Ironhide that he's impressed, but he really didn't need to go through the trouble; Megatron doesn't want Ironhide dead or even harmed. In fact, he wants him in possession of all his faculties so that he can tell everyone that Megatron is back!		Before leaving, Megatron briefly introduces himself to Ironhide, who has erected an energy barrier just strong enough to keep the Autobots and the shield generator in and Megatron out. He tells Ironhide that he's impressed, but he really didn't need to go through the trouble; Megatron doesn't want Ironhide dead or even harmed. In fact, he wants him in possession of all his faculties so that he can tell everyone that Megatron is back!
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