Pax Cybertronia - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte: Magmatron -> Magmatron (BW) update

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Magmatron -> Magmatron (BW) update

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	====2006 IDW ''Beast Wars'' continuity====		====2006 IDW ''Beast Wars'' continuity====
	The Pax Cybertronia came into existence at some point after the year [[2035]], following the rise of the Maximals and Predacons and the final battle of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]]. {{storylink\|Dawn of the Predacus}} In the era that followed, Cybertron began its transition back into a peacetime civilization; with the Maximals and Autobots triumphant, the Predacons duly surrendered in preparation for the signing of the Pax Cybertronia. {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Destron profile}} Many Decepticons chose to lay down arms, {{storylink\|Megatron (BW)/toys#Timelines\|''Timelines'' Megatron bio}} but some rebellious warriors sought to continue the war and fought on, {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Destron profile}}		The Pax Cybertronia came into existence at some point after the year [[2035]], following the rise of the Maximals and Predacons and the final battle of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]]. {{storylink\|Dawn of the Predacus}} In the era that followed, Cybertron began its transition back into a peacetime civilization; with the Maximals and Autobots triumphant, the Predacons duly surrendered in preparation for the signing of the Pax Cybertronia. {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Destron profile}} Many Decepticons chose to lay down arms, {{storylink\|Megatron (BW)/toys#Timelines\|''Timelines'' Megatron bio}} but some rebellious warriors sought to continue the war and fought on, {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Destron profile}}
	including a group of Predacons led by [[Magmatron]]. {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Magmatron profile}} {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Great War Profile}}		including a group of Predacons led by [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]]. {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Magmatron profile}} {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook\|Great War Profile}}

	When the last of these holdouts had been quashed, a brief period of negotiation ensued, followed by the formal drafting and ratification of the Pax Cybertronia by both the [[Predacon Alliance]] and the [[Maximal Imperium]], officially ending hostilities between the two factions and bringing peace to Cybertron. The [[Maximal Command Security Force]] was subsequently instituted to uphold the terms of the Pax Cybertronia, and one of the duties of the [[Committee for State Affairs]] was to maintain and uphold the agreement and its mandates. {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook}}		When the last of these holdouts had been quashed, a brief period of negotiation ensued, followed by the formal drafting and ratification of the Pax Cybertronia by both the [[Predacon Alliance]] and the [[Maximal Imperium]], officially ending hostilities between the two factions and bringing peace to Cybertron. The [[Maximal Command Security Force]] was subsequently instituted to uphold the terms of the Pax Cybertronia, and one of the duties of the [[Committee for State Affairs]] was to maintain and uphold the agreement and its mandates. {{storylink\|Transformers: Beast Wars Sourcebook}}

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	====3H comics====		====3H comics====
	[[File:Wreckers 1 Pax Cybertronia fireworks.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0]]		[[File:Wreckers 1 Pax Cybertronia fireworks.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0]]
	The signing of the Pax Cybertronia some three hundred years after the battle against [[Unicron]] marked the first bilateral peace accord in the planet's history, ending the Cybertronian civil war and one of the events responsible for the [[~~Great Upgrade\|~~Maximal Upgrade]] that led to the creation of the Maximals and Predacons. {{storylink\|Departure}} In public, an armistice was imposed across Cybertron, with some veterans joining the [[Imperial Peace Marshal]]s to maintain the hard-won peace; {{storylink\|Betrayal}} in private, however, strike forces such as the [[Wreckers]] were charged with cracking down on those who would try to restart the war. {{storylink\|Disclosure}}		The signing of the Pax Cybertronia some three hundred years after the battle against [[Unicron]] marked the first bilateral peace accord in the planet's history, ending the Cybertronian civil war and one of the events responsible for the [[Maximal Upgrade]] that led to the creation of the Maximals and Predacons. {{storylink\|Departure}} In public, an armistice was imposed across Cybertron, with some veterans joining the [[Imperial Peace Marshal]]s to maintain the hard-won peace; {{storylink\|Betrayal}} in private, however, strike forces such as the [[Wreckers]] were charged with cracking down on those who would try to restart the war. {{storylink\|Disclosure}}

	====''Timelines''====		====''Timelines''====

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	*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>		*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>
	*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.		*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.
			*In the Japanese dub of the ''Beast Wars'' cartoon, the sole mention of the Pax Cybertronia in "[[The Agenda (Part 1)]]" is omitted, replaced instead by a more generic declaration from Ravage that Megatron's arrest is proof of the Maximals and Predacons working together in cooperation.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

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	*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''.		*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''.
	**"Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.		**"Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.
	**In real life, ''Pax Romana'' and its derivatives refer to imperialist peace rather than righteous peace, and therefore "Pax Cybertronia" implies Cybertronian dominance over non-Cybertronians. ~~Only~~ the [[2005 IDW continuity]] follows this angle.		**In real life, ''Pax Romana'' and its derivatives refer to imperialist peace rather than righteous peace, and therefore "Pax Cybertronia" implies Cybertronian dominance over non-Cybertronians. While only the [[2005 IDW continuity]] follows this angle precisely, ''Beast Wars'' did hint at a Maximal dominance of Cybertron with the Predacons as second-class citizens. Supplementary material would likewise attribute imperialist aspects to the Maximals, with the [[3H Productions]] fiction introducing the [[Imperial Peace Marshal\|''Imperial'' Peace Marshals]] as a Maximal peacekeeping force, and both [[IDW Publishing]] and [[Fun Publications]] introducing the [[Maximal Imperium\|Maximal ''Imperium'']] as the Maximals' nation-state on Cybertron.
	*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>		*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>
	*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.		*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''. "Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.		*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''.
	*In real life, ''Pax Romana'' and its derivatives refer to imperialist peace rather than righteous peace, and therefore "Pax Cybertronia" implies Cybertronian dominance over non-Cybertronians. Only the [[2005 IDW continuity]] follows this angle.		**"Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.
			**In real life, ''Pax Romana'' and its derivatives refer to imperialist peace rather than righteous peace, and therefore "Pax Cybertronia" implies Cybertronian dominance over non-Cybertronians. Only the [[2005 IDW continuity]] follows this angle.
	*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>		*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>
	*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.		*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''. "Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.		*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''. "Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.
			*In real life, ''Pax Romana'' and its derivatives refer to imperialist peace rather than righteous peace, and therefore "Pax Cybertronia" implies Cybertronian dominance over non-Cybertronians. Only the [[2005 IDW continuity]] follows this angle.
	*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>		*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>
	*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.		*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''. "Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome"~~, and the same grammar is true for all derived ''pax imperia''~~. The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.		*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''. "Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.
	*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>		*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>
	*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.		*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the {{w\|Pax Romana}}.		*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''. "Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome", and the same grammar is true for all derived ''pax imperia''. The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.
	*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>		*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>
	*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.		*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.

AzimuthAcolyte: Arisen->Thirteenth Prime update

2025-06-21T22:33:16Z

Arisen->Thirteenth Prime update

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	In the modern day, [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] and [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] both experienced a vision in the wake of war-torn Cybertron's rebirth, one where the Autobots controlled the galaxy and brought peace to the cosmos. {{storylink\|Pax Cybertronia (issue)\|Pax Cybertronia}} Jhiaxus referred to this vision as the "Pax Cybertronia," interpreting it as the realization of the all-encompassing Cybertronian empire that [[Nova Prime]] had once sought to create through his [[Expansion]]. {{storylink\|Syndromica (2)}}		In the modern day, [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] and [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] both experienced a vision in the wake of war-torn Cybertron's rebirth, one where the Autobots controlled the galaxy and brought peace to the cosmos. {{storylink\|Pax Cybertronia (issue)\|Pax Cybertronia}} Jhiaxus referred to this vision as the "Pax Cybertronia," interpreting it as the realization of the all-encompassing Cybertronian empire that [[Nova Prime]] had once sought to create through his [[Expansion]]. {{storylink\|Syndromica (2)}}

	Circa [[2016]], Cybertron had reestablished ties with several Transformer colonies, and the [[Mistress of Flame]] brought up the Pax Cybertronia when discussing [[Earth]]'s possible status as a colony world — and opined that [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] was the mythical figure known as "[[The Arisen]]," destined to rule Earth as his predecessors had sought to rule their colonies. {{storylink\|All Hail Optimus Part 3: The Medium and the Message\|The Medium and the Message}} A year later, [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Soundwave]] would gravely note that, in his eyes, Optimus was merely expanding the Pax Cybertronia while contending with the politics of Earth. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		Circa [[2016]], Cybertron had reestablished ties with several Transformer colonies, and the [[Mistress of Flame]] brought up the Pax Cybertronia when discussing [[Earth]]'s possible status as a colony world — and opined that [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] was the mythical figure known as "[[Thirteenth Prime\|The Arisen]]," destined to rule Earth as his predecessors had sought to rule their colonies. {{storylink\|All Hail Optimus Part 3: The Medium and the Message\|The Medium and the Message}} A year later, [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Soundwave]] would gravely note that, in his eyes, Optimus was merely expanding the Pax Cybertronia while contending with the politics of Earth. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	When "Onyx Prime" and his army of [[Maximal]]s returned in the present day, the bestial [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]] was soon unmasked as Shockwave, {{storylink\|The Falling, Interlude: The First Who Was Named\|The First Who Was Named}} and revealed his ultimate goal: by manipulating Cybertronian history, he had stripped all meaning from the various religions and creeds that the Transformer race adhered to. {{storylink\|The Falling, Chapter 6: Unforgivable\|Unforgivable}} By awakening [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] and tricking him into fatally devouring the Talisman on Cybertron, Shockwave reasoned, then the Transformers could begin anew on Earth, turning the planet into the capital of Shockwave's new Cybertronian empire and, ultimately, fulfilling the Pax Cybertronia. {{storylink\|Road's End}}		When "Onyx Prime" and his army of [[Maximal]]s returned in the present day, the bestial [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]] was soon unmasked as Shockwave, {{storylink\|The Falling, Interlude: The First Who Was Named\|The First Who Was Named}} and revealed his ultimate goal: by manipulating Cybertronian history, he had stripped all meaning from the various religions and creeds that the Transformer race adhered to. {{storylink\|The Falling, Chapter 6: Unforgivable\|Unforgivable}} By awakening [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] and tricking him into fatally devouring the Talisman on Cybertron, Shockwave reasoned, then the Transformers could begin anew on Earth, turning the planet into the capital of Shockwave's new Cybertronian empire and, ultimately, fulfilling the Pax Cybertronia. {{storylink\|Road's End}}

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	===''Beast Wars'' cartoon continuity===		===''Beast Wars'' cartoon continuity===
	====''Beast Wars'' cartoon====		====''Beast Wars'' cartoon====
	The Pax Cybertronia was the binding peace accord responsible for ending the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]] between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. The precise terms of these accords are not known; their descendants, the [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s, were responsible for upholding the terms of the Pax Cybertronia, with agents on both sides invoking the Pax Cybertronia to arrest war criminals. {{storylink\|The Agenda (Part 1)}} The [[Maximal Elder]]s were known to have suppressed historical information relating to the Great War and the planet [[Earth]], which may have been a condition of the treaty so as to prevent further fighting. {{storylink\|Possession~~}} {{storylink\|Bad Spark~~}}		The Pax Cybertronia was the binding peace accord responsible for ending the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]] between the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. The precise terms of these accords are not known; their descendants, the [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s, were responsible for upholding the terms of the Pax Cybertronia, with agents on both sides invoking the Pax Cybertronia to arrest war criminals. {{storylink\|The Agenda (Part 1)}} The [[Maximal Elder]]s were known to have suppressed historical information relating to the Great War and the planet [[Earth]], which may have been a condition of the treaty so as to prevent further fighting. {{storylink\|Possession}}

	Although many Predacons felt that their leaders in the [[Tripredacus Council]] were betraying their Decepticon heritage by adhering to the statutes imposed by the Pax Cybertronia and seemingly kowtowing to the Maximal government, the Tripredacus Council used the lull created by the Pax Cybertronia to quietly prepare for a future conflict. {{storylink\|The Agenda (Part 1)}}		Although many Predacons felt that their leaders in the [[Tripredacus Council]] were betraying their Decepticon heritage by adhering to the statutes imposed by the Pax Cybertronia and seemingly kowtowing to the Maximal government, the Tripredacus Council used the lull created by the Pax Cybertronia to quietly prepare for a future conflict. {{storylink\|The Agenda (Part 1)}}

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	*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''.		*The Pax Cybertronia appears to be based on the ''{{w\|Pax Romana}}''.
	**"Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.		**"Pax Cybertronia" is said to mean "Peace on Cybertron",<ref name=BWU /> but this is not grammatically compatible with the [[Latin language\|Latin]] it's based on. ''Romana'' is the adjective "Roman", not the noun "Rome". The equivalent of ''Pax Romana'' would be ''Pax Cybertronica'' and Latin for "Peace on Cybertron" would be ''Pax (in) Cybertrone'' or ''Pax (in) Cybertro''.
	**In real life, ''Pax Romana'' and its derivatives refer to imperialist peace rather than righteous peace, and therefore "Pax Cybertronia" implies Cybertronian dominance over non-Cybertronians. ~~Only~~ the [[2005 IDW continuity]] follows this angle.		**In real life, ''Pax Romana'' and its derivatives refer to imperialist peace rather than righteous peace, and therefore "Pax Cybertronia" implies Cybertronian dominance over non-Cybertronians. While only the [[2005 IDW continuity]] follows this angle precisely, ''Beast Wars'' did hint at a Maximal dominance of Cybertron with the Predacons as second-class citizens. Supplementary material would likewise attribute imperialist aspects to the Maximals, with the [[3H Productions]] fiction introducing the [[Imperial Peace Marshal\|''Imperial'' Peace Marshals]] as a Maximal peacekeeping force, and both [[IDW Publishing]] and [[Fun Publications]] introducing the [[Maximal Imperium\|Maximal ''Imperium'']] as the Maximals' nation-state on Cybertron.
	*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>		*The "Pax Cybertronia" is sometimes used to refer the peacetime after the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]].<ref name=BWU/>
	*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.		*The reluctance of the [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] and their subservient role in the new world is also somewhat reminiscent of a {{w\|Weimar Republic\|post-WWI Germany}}, which was forced to pay excessive reparations and was restricted in its weapons development, or the modern {{w\|Neo-Confederate}} movement in response to the conclusion of the {{w\|American Civil War}}.

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	In the modern day, [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] and [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] both experienced a vision in the wake of war-torn Cybertron's rebirth, one where the Autobots controlled the galaxy and brought peace to the cosmos. {{storylink\|Pax Cybertronia (issue)\|Pax Cybertronia}} Jhiaxus referred to this vision as the "Pax Cybertronia," interpreting it as the realization of the all-encompassing Cybertronian empire that [[Nova Prime]] had once sought to create through his [[Expansion]]. {{storylink\|Syndromica (2)}}		In the modern day, [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ironhide]] and [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] both experienced a vision in the wake of war-torn Cybertron's rebirth, one where the Autobots controlled the galaxy and brought peace to the cosmos. {{storylink\|Pax Cybertronia (issue)\|Pax Cybertronia}} Jhiaxus referred to this vision as the "Pax Cybertronia," interpreting it as the realization of the all-encompassing Cybertronian empire that [[Nova Prime]] had once sought to create through his [[Expansion]]. {{storylink\|Syndromica (2)}}

	Circa [[2016]], Cybertron had reestablished ties with several Transformer colonies, and the [[Mistress of Flame]] brought up the Pax Cybertronia when discussing [[Earth]]'s possible status as a colony world — and opined that [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] was the mythical figure known as "[[The Arisen]]," destined to rule Earth as his predecessors had sought to rule their colonies. {{storylink\|All Hail Optimus Part 3: The Medium and the Message\|The Medium and the Message}} A year later, [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Soundwave]] would gravely note that, in his eyes, Optimus was merely expanding the Pax Cybertronia while contending with the politics of Earth. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		Circa [[2016]], Cybertron had reestablished ties with several Transformer colonies, and the [[Mistress of Flame]] brought up the Pax Cybertronia when discussing [[Earth]]'s possible status as a colony world — and opined that [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] was the mythical figure known as "[[Thirteenth Prime\|The Arisen]]," destined to rule Earth as his predecessors had sought to rule their colonies. {{storylink\|All Hail Optimus Part 3: The Medium and the Message\|The Medium and the Message}} A year later, [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Soundwave]] would gravely note that, in his eyes, Optimus was merely expanding the Pax Cybertronia while contending with the politics of Earth. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	When "Onyx Prime" and his army of [[Maximal]]s returned in the present day, the bestial [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]] was soon unmasked as Shockwave, {{storylink\|The Falling, Interlude: The First Who Was Named\|The First Who Was Named}} and revealed his ultimate goal: by manipulating Cybertronian history, he had stripped all meaning from the various religions and creeds that the Transformer race adhered to. {{storylink\|The Falling, Chapter 6: Unforgivable\|Unforgivable}} By awakening [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] and tricking him into fatally devouring the Talisman on Cybertron, Shockwave reasoned, then the Transformers could begin anew on Earth, turning the planet into the capital of Shockwave's new Cybertronian empire and, ultimately, fulfilling the Pax Cybertronia. {{storylink\|Road's End}}		When "Onyx Prime" and his army of [[Maximal]]s returned in the present day, the bestial [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]] was soon unmasked as Shockwave, {{storylink\|The Falling, Interlude: The First Who Was Named\|The First Who Was Named}} and revealed his ultimate goal: by manipulating Cybertronian history, he had stripped all meaning from the various religions and creeds that the Transformer race adhered to. {{storylink\|The Falling, Chapter 6: Unforgivable\|Unforgivable}} By awakening [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] and tricking him into fatally devouring the Talisman on Cybertron, Shockwave reasoned, then the Transformers could begin anew on Earth, turning the planet into the capital of Shockwave's new Cybertronian empire and, ultimately, fulfilling the Pax Cybertronia. {{storylink\|Road's End}}