Precursor World continuity - Revision history

Saix: clean up, typos fixed: twitter → Twitter

2024-02-22T22:59:25Z

clean up, typos fixed: twitter → Twitter

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	Under the ''[[Generations Selects Special Comic\|Generations Selects]]'' line, Sasaki showed [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]] being summoned from [[2011]] of the [[G1 World\|Japanese Generation 1 universe]] (known in-continuity as the "G1 World") to an undescribed time and place to face off against a swarm of [[Novaroid]]s and eventually the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|two]] [[Seacon (BW)\|teams]] of Seacons. Of particular note here is [[Seacons comic 3\|the third Seacon comic]], Sasaki's last work in the series, which shows [[Halfshell]] plotting on behalf of an unseen entity to create a new future, this being the earliest hint at this setting being in the distant past.		Under the ''[[Generations Selects Special Comic\|Generations Selects]]'' line, Sasaki showed [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]] being summoned from [[2011]] of the [[G1 World\|Japanese Generation 1 universe]] (known in-continuity as the "G1 World") to an undescribed time and place to face off against a swarm of [[Novaroid]]s and eventually the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|two]] [[Seacon (BW)\|teams]] of Seacons. Of particular note here is [[Seacons comic 3\|the third Seacon comic]], Sasaki's last work in the series, which shows [[Halfshell]] plotting on behalf of an unseen entity to create a new future, this being the earliest hint at this setting being in the distant past.

	[[File:Precursor World.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|left\|]]		[[File:Precursor World.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|left]]

	After this, [[Hayato Sakamoto]] presented the setting as the universe that existed before the G1 World, with multiple characters time-travelling back and forth between the two eras. Sakamoto also elaborated on concepts introduced by Sasaki, such as seven varieties of [[Star Power]] being derived from [[The One]].		After this, [[Hayato Sakamoto]] presented the setting as the universe that existed before the G1 World, with multiple characters time-travelling back and forth between the two eras. Sakamoto also elaborated on concepts introduced by Sasaki, such as seven varieties of [[Star Power]] being derived from [[The One]].
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	The Precursor World was first introduced in 2016 with "[[Cybertron Convobat]]", a pack-in comic for TakaraTomy's exclusive ''[[Spin Off]]'' imprint. Here, the diminutive clones [[Convobat]] and [[Megalligator]] fought to escape the laboratory of their creator [[Straxus (G1)#Precursor World\|Straxus]]. In the following installment, "[[Cybertron Magna Convoy]]", the details of the setting began to unfurl as Convobat ventured into the wider world and the concept of the Primus Vanguard was introduced as Straxus and [[Magna Convoy]] fought over the Vanguard's legacy amidst its ruins. These comics were supplemented by online prologues as well as [[Source:Profile Plus\|Profile+]], a feature on the official e-HOBBY ~~twitter~~ account that provided additional art and story tidbits.		The Precursor World was first introduced in 2016 with "[[Cybertron Convobat]]", a pack-in comic for TakaraTomy's exclusive ''[[Spin Off]]'' imprint. Here, the diminutive clones [[Convobat]] and [[Megalligator]] fought to escape the laboratory of their creator [[Straxus (G1)#Precursor World\|Straxus]]. In the following installment, "[[Cybertron Magna Convoy]]", the details of the setting began to unfurl as Convobat ventured into the wider world and the concept of the Primus Vanguard was introduced as Straxus and [[Magna Convoy]] fought over the Vanguard's legacy amidst its ruins. These comics were supplemented by online prologues as well as [[Source:Profile Plus\|Profile+]], a feature on the official e-HOBBY Twitter account that provided additional art and story tidbits.

	In ''Spin Off''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> final installment, the narrative flashed back to the glory days of the Vanguard to introduce [[Blue Big Convoy]], commander of the [[Blue Order]], as well as the Vanguard's nemeses, the [[Specter]]s.		In ''Spin Off''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> final installment, the narrative flashed back to the glory days of the Vanguard to introduce [[Blue Big Convoy]], commander of the [[Blue Order]], as well as the Vanguard's nemeses, the [[Specter]]s.

Saix at 16:26, 22 February 2024

2024-02-22T16:26:39Z

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	The '''Precursor World continuity''' is home to the [[Precursor World\|fictional universe]] and associated toys and storylines that sprung from [[e-HOBBY]]'s ''[[Spin Off]]'' line of exclusive comics. Perhaps the most arcane extrusion yet of the behemoth that is the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese continuity]] of the original Generation 1 cartoon, it tells the tale of the Transformers' god [[Primus]] in the universe that existed ''prior'' to that of [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''The Transformers'']], not dissimilar to the backstory of ''[[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s {{w\|Galactus}}. Its primary claim to fame is the [[Primus Vanguard]], a flashy rainbow legion of officially [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] toys from across the ''Transformers'' brand.		The '''Precursor World continuity''' is home to the [[Precursor World\|fictional universe]] and associated toys and storylines that sprung from [[e-HOBBY]]'s ''[[Spin Off]]'' line of exclusive comics. Perhaps the most arcane extrusion yet of the behemoth that is the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese continuity]] of the original Generation 1 cartoon, it tells the tale of the Transformers' god [[Primus]] in the universe that existed ''prior'' to that of [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''The Transformers'']], not dissimilar to the backstory of ''[[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s {{w\|Galactus}}. Its primary claim to fame is the [[Primus Vanguard]], a flashy rainbow legion of officially [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] toys from across the ''Transformers'' brand.

	{{bigquote\|Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the [[Star Power\|Seven Lights]] derived from [[The One\|G One]].<br>They were led by the Golden Warrior, Primus, who founded the Primus Vanguard, defenders of the universe.\|"[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale ~~Part 1~~\|Finale ~~Part 1~~]]"}}		{{bigquote\|Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the [[Star Power\|Seven Lights]] derived from [[The One\|G One]].<br>They were led by the Golden Warrior, Primus, who founded the Primus Vanguard, defenders of the universe.\|"[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Prelude\|Finale Prelude]]"}}

	==Overview==		==Overview==
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	After this, [[Hayato Sakamoto]] presented the setting as the universe that existed before the G1 World, with multiple characters time-travelling back and forth between the two eras. Sakamoto also elaborated on concepts introduced by Sasaki, such as seven varieties of [[Star Power]] being derived from [[The One]].		After this, [[Hayato Sakamoto]] presented the setting as the universe that existed before the G1 World, with multiple characters time-travelling back and forth between the two eras. Sakamoto also elaborated on concepts introduced by Sasaki, such as seven varieties of [[Star Power]] being derived from [[The One]].

	It wasn't until the [[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale ~~Part 2~~\|''Generations Selects'' finale]] that Sakamoto finally explicitly reconciled ''Spin Off'' and ''Generations Selects,'' and the mechanics of the transition to the G1 World were fully elucidated:		It wasn't until the [[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|''Generations Selects'' finale]] that Sakamoto finally explicitly reconciled ''Spin Off'' and ''Generations Selects,'' and the mechanics of the transition to the G1 World were fully elucidated:

	The events of ''Spin Off'' were confirmed to occur ''after'' the events of ''Generations Selects'' but ''before'' the yet-to-be-depicted universal rebirth that produces the G1 World.		The events of ''Spin Off'' were confirmed to occur ''after'' the events of ''Generations Selects'' but ''before'' the yet-to-be-depicted universal rebirth that produces the G1 World.
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	*[[Volcanicus comic 1\|Volcanicus]]		*[[Volcanicus comic 1\|Volcanicus]]
	*[[Abominus comic 1\|Abominus]]		*[[Abominus comic 1\|Abominus]]
	*[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale ~~Part 1~~\|Finale]]		*[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Prelude\|Finale]]
	<br/><div class="list-header">Other:</div>		<br/><div class="list-header">Other:</div>
	*[[Source:Profile Plus\|Profile+]]		*[[Source:Profile Plus\|Profile+]]
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	*[https://imgur.com/a/dl3GY40 Abominus 2]		*[https://imgur.com/a/dl3GY40 Abominus 2]
	*[https://imgur.com/a/0zqhtPu Finale ~~Part 1~~]		*[https://imgur.com/a/0zqhtPu Finale Prelude]
	*[https://imgur.com/a/7uvAB1f Finale ~~Part 2~~]		*[https://imgur.com/a/7uvAB1f Finale]
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The Wadapan at 20:44, 10 February 2024

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	*A small number of toys explicitly developed in tandem with the fiction		*A small number of toys explicitly developed in tandem with the fiction
	*Liberal [[repurposing]] of existing toys from other ''Transformers'' properties into Precursor World characters		*Liberal [[repurposing]] of existing toys from other ''Transformers'' properties into Precursor World characters
	*Potential future toys in the form of "[[Redeco#"Virtual" ~~redecoes~~\|virtual redeco]]" characters made up of existing molds in new color schemes		*Potential future toys in the form of [[Redeco#"Virtual" redecos\|"virtual" redeco]] characters made up of existing molds in new color schemes
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Saix at 15:28, 26 July 2023

2023-07-26T15:28:27Z

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	The '''Precursor World continuity''' is home to the [[Precursor World\|fictional universe]] and associated toys and storylines that sprung from [[e-HOBBY]]'s ''[[Spin Off]]'' line of exclusive comics. Perhaps the most arcane extrusion yet of the behemoth that is the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese continuity]] of the original Generation 1 cartoon, it tells the tale of the Transformers' god [[Primus]] in the universe that existed ''prior'' to that of [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''The Transformers'']], not dissimilar to the backstory of ''[[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s {{w\|Galactus}}. Its primary claim to fame is the [[Primus Vanguard]], a flashy rainbow legion of officially [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] toys from across the ''Transformers'' brand.		The '''Precursor World continuity''' is home to the [[Precursor World\|fictional universe]] and associated toys and storylines that sprung from [[e-HOBBY]]'s ''[[Spin Off]]'' line of exclusive comics. Perhaps the most arcane extrusion yet of the behemoth that is the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese continuity]] of the original Generation 1 cartoon, it tells the tale of the Transformers' god [[Primus]] in the universe that existed ''prior'' to that of [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''The Transformers'']], not dissimilar to the backstory of ''[[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s {{w\|Galactus}}. Its primary claim to fame is the [[Primus Vanguard]], a flashy rainbow legion of officially [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] toys from across the ''Transformers'' brand.

	{{bigquote\|Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the [[Star Power\|Seven Lights]] derived from [[The One\|G One]].<br>They were led by the Golden Warrior, Primus, who founded the Primus Vanguard, defenders of the universe.\|[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 1\|~~Generations Selects~~ Finale]]}}		{{bigquote\|Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the [[Star Power\|Seven Lights]] derived from [[The One\|G One]].<br>They were led by the Golden Warrior, Primus, who founded the Primus Vanguard, defenders of the universe.\|"[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 1\|Finale Part 1]]"}}

	==Overview==		==Overview==

Saix at 15:27, 26 July 2023

2023-07-26T15:27:48Z

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	The '''Precursor World continuity''' is home to the [[Precursor World\|fictional universe]] and associated toys and storylines that sprung from [[e-HOBBY]]'s ''[[Spin Off]]'' line of exclusive comics. Perhaps the most arcane extrusion yet of the behemoth that is the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese continuity]] of the original Generation 1 cartoon, it tells the tale of the Transformers' god [[Primus]] in the universe that existed ''prior'' to that of [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''The Transformers'']], not dissimilar to the backstory of ''[[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s {{w\|Galactus}}. Its primary claim to fame is the [[Primus Vanguard]], a flashy rainbow legion of officially [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] toys from across the ''Transformers'' brand.		The '''Precursor World continuity''' is home to the [[Precursor World\|fictional universe]] and associated toys and storylines that sprung from [[e-HOBBY]]'s ''[[Spin Off]]'' line of exclusive comics. Perhaps the most arcane extrusion yet of the behemoth that is the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese continuity]] of the original Generation 1 cartoon, it tells the tale of the Transformers' god [[Primus]] in the universe that existed ''prior'' to that of [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''The Transformers'']], not dissimilar to the backstory of ''[[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s {{w\|Galactus}}. Its primary claim to fame is the [[Primus Vanguard]], a flashy rainbow legion of officially [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] toys from across the ''Transformers'' brand.

	{{bigquote\|Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the [[Star Power\|Seven Lights]] derived from [[The One\|G One]].		{{bigquote\|Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the [[Star Power\|Seven Lights]] derived from [[The One\|G One]].<br>They were led by the Golden Warrior, Primus, who founded the Primus Vanguard, defenders of the universe.\|[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 1\|Generations Selects Finale]]}}
	They were led by the Golden Warrior, Primus, who founded the Primus Vanguard, defenders of the universe.\|[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 1\|Generations Selects Finale]]}}

	==Overview==		==Overview==

Saix: /* References */

2023-07-26T15:27:18Z

References

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	==~~References~~==		==External links==
	*[[:Category:Precursor World sources\|Complete archive of Precursor World translations]] courtesy of Mohair Translations		*[[:Category:Precursor World sources\|Complete archive of Precursor World translations]] courtesy of Mohair Translations
	*[https://imgur.com/user/Fanofcoolstuff27 Lettered Precursor World translations] by Fanofcoolstuff27		*[https://imgur.com/user/Fanofcoolstuff27 Lettered Precursor World translations] by Fanofcoolstuff27

Saix: /* Toys */

2023-07-26T15:26:57Z

Toys

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	*Liberal [[repurposing]] of existing toys from other ''Transformers'' properties into Precursor World characters		*Liberal [[repurposing]] of existing toys from other ''Transformers'' properties into Precursor World characters
	*Potential future toys in the form of "[[Redeco#"Virtual" redecoes\|virtual redeco]]" characters made up of existing molds in new color schemes		*Potential future toys in the form of "[[Redeco#"Virtual" redecoes\|virtual redeco]]" characters made up of existing molds in new color schemes
	{{-}}		{{--}}

	==References==		==References==

Usfmm at 05:41, 8 December 2022

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	The '''Precursor World continuity''' is home to the [[Precursor World\|fictional universe]] and associated toys and storylines that sprung from [[e-HOBBY]]'s ''[[Spin Off]]'' line of exclusive comics. Perhaps the most arcane extrusion yet of the behemoth that is the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese continuity]] of the original Generation 1 cartoon, it tells the tale of the Transformers' god [[Primus]] in the universe that existed ''prior'' to that of [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''The Transformers'']], not dissimilar to the backstory of ''[[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s {{w\|Galactus}}. Its primary claim to fame is the [[Primus Vanguard]], a flashy rainbow legion of officially [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] toys from across the ''Transformers'' brand.		The '''Precursor World continuity''' is home to the [[Precursor World\|fictional universe]] and associated toys and storylines that sprung from [[e-HOBBY]]'s ''[[Spin Off]]'' line of exclusive comics. Perhaps the most arcane extrusion yet of the behemoth that is the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese continuity]] of the original Generation 1 cartoon, it tells the tale of the Transformers' god [[Primus]] in the universe that existed ''prior'' to that of [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''The Transformers'']], not dissimilar to the backstory of ''[[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s {{w\|Galactus}}. Its primary claim to fame is the [[Primus Vanguard]], a flashy rainbow legion of officially [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] toys from across the ''Transformers'' brand.

	{{bigquote\|Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the [[Star Power\|Seven Lights]] derived from [[The One\|G One]].		{{bigquote\|Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the [[Star Power\|Seven Lights]] derived from [[The One\|G One]].
	They were led by the Golden Warrior, Primus, who founded the Primus Vanguard, defenders of the universe.\|[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 1\|Generations Selects Finale]]}}		They were led by the Golden Warrior, Primus, who founded the Primus Vanguard, defenders of the universe.\|[[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 1\|Generations Selects Finale]]}}

	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The exact nature of the Precursor World as a concept underwent some development over a number of comics from two major creators released by [[e-HOBBY]] and [[TakaraTomy]]. As presented in the ''[[Spin Off\|Legends Spin Off]]'' comics by [[Shin Sasaki]], the setting appears to be a universe totally unconnected to previous stories. Characters like [[Straxus (G1)\|Straxus]] and [[Straxus (G1)#United EX\|Rollermaster]] were given new backstories, while [[Convobat]]'s function of "Amazon Warrior" implied that his [[Cybertron Convobat\|pack-in comic]] takes place on Earth. [[Blue Big Convoy]]'s [[Blue Big Convoy comic\|comic]] presents the Vanguard as operating on a [[multiverse\|multiversal]] level similar to [[Convoy (group)\|pre-existing]] [[Alternity (species)\|groups]] while also pulling in [[Go Prime]] under the name "Master Black Lion", an [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned continuity]] character previously established as being a multiversal traveller.		The exact nature of the Precursor World as a concept underwent some development over a number of comics from two major creators released by [[e-HOBBY]] and [[TakaraTomy]]. As presented in the ''[[Spin Off\|Legends Spin Off]]'' comics by [[Shin Sasaki]], the setting appears to be a universe totally unconnected to previous stories. Characters like [[Straxus (G1)\|Straxus]] and [[Straxus (G1)#United EX\|Rollermaster]] were given new backstories, while [[Convobat]]'s function of "Amazon Warrior" implied that his [[Cybertron Convobat\|pack-in comic]] takes place on Earth. [[Blue Big Convoy]]'s [[Blue Big Convoy comic\|comic]] presents the Vanguard as operating on a [[multiverse\|multiversal]] level similar to [[Convoy (group)\|pre-existing]] [[Alternity (species)\|groups]] while also pulling in [[Go Prime]] under the name "Master Black Lion", an [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned continuity]] character previously established as being a multiversal traveller.

	Under the ''[[Generations Selects Special Comic\|Generations Selects]]'' line, Sasaki showed [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]] being summoned from [[2011]] of the [[G1 World\|Japanese Generation 1 universe]] (known in-continuity as the "G1 World") to an undescribed time and place to face off against a swarm of [[Novaroid]]s and eventually the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|two]] [[Seacon (BW)\|teams]] of Seacons. Of particular note here is [[Seacons comic 3\|the third Seacon comic]], Sasaki's last work in the series, which shows [[Halfshell]] plotting on behalf of an unseen entity to create a new future, this being the earliest hint at this setting being in the distant past.		Under the ''[[Generations Selects Special Comic\|Generations Selects]]'' line, Sasaki showed [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]] being summoned from [[2011]] of the [[G1 World\|Japanese Generation 1 universe]] (known in-continuity as the "G1 World") to an undescribed time and place to face off against a swarm of [[Novaroid]]s and eventually the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|two]] [[Seacon (BW)\|teams]] of Seacons. Of particular note here is [[Seacons comic 3\|the third Seacon comic]], Sasaki's last work in the series, which shows [[Halfshell]] plotting on behalf of an unseen entity to create a new future, this being the earliest hint at this setting being in the distant past.

	[[File:Precursor World.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|left\|]]		[[File:Precursor World.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|left\|]]

	After this, [[Hayato Sakamoto]] presented the setting as the universe that existed before the G1 World, with multiple characters time-travelling back and forth between the two eras. Sakamoto also elaborated on concepts introduced by Sasaki, such as seven varieties of [[Star Power]] being derived from [[The One]].		After this, [[Hayato Sakamoto]] presented the setting as the universe that existed before the G1 World, with multiple characters time-travelling back and forth between the two eras. Sakamoto also elaborated on concepts introduced by Sasaki, such as seven varieties of [[Star Power]] being derived from [[The One]].

	It wasn't until the [[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 2\|''Generations Selects'' finale]] that Sakamoto finally explicitly reconciled ''Spin Off'' and ''Generations Selects,'' and the mechanics of the transition to the G1 World were fully elucidated:		It wasn't until the [[Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 2\|''Generations Selects'' finale]] that Sakamoto finally explicitly reconciled ''Spin Off'' and ''Generations Selects,'' and the mechanics of the transition to the G1 World were fully elucidated:
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2022-10-16T05:41:55Z

References: THE FINAL LETTERING

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	*[https://imgur.com/a/dl3GY40 Abominus 2]		*[https://imgur.com/a/dl3GY40 Abominus 2]
	*[https://imgur.com/a/0zqhtPu Finale Part 1]		*[https://imgur.com/a/0zqhtPu Finale Part 1]
			*[https://imgur.com/a/7uvAB1f Finale Part 2]
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 *[[:Category:Precursor World sources|Complete archive of Precursor World translations]] courtesy of Mohair Translations
 *[https://imgur.com/user/Fanofcoolstuff27 Lettered Precursor World translations] by Fanofcoolstuff27
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