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BerylRoll at 16:15, 14 May 2026

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	Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}		Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}

	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Charge! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break (BW)\|Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Charge! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

	After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}		After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}
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	Worshipped as the creator of the Cybertronian race, according to the scriptures, Primus, along with several other bizarre deities, had held court beneath the [[Sonic Canyons]]. {{storylink\|Derailment}} Cybertronians frequently swore by his name. {{storylink\|Broken Windshields}} {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}		Worshipped as the creator of the Cybertronian race, according to the scriptures, Primus, along with several other bizarre deities, had held court beneath the [[Sonic Canyons]]. {{storylink\|Derailment}} Cybertronians frequently swore by his name. {{storylink\|Broken Windshields}} {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}

	The prophecies of the Book of Logos foresaw a "[[Cybertronian (faction)\|second generation]]" of Cybertronians, who repeatedly spawned until there was nothing left of Primus' essence in them. The last prophecy of the Book foresaw Cybertronians singing praises to the [[Prime (rank)\|Primes]], [[Maxima]] and the [[Thirteen]] as a celebration of Primus following the [[Grand Uprising]]. {{storylink\|Book of Logos}}		The prophecies of the Book of Logos foresaw a "[[Cybertronian (faction)\|second generation]]" of Cybertronians, who repeatedly spawned until there was nothing left of Primus's essence in them. The last prophecy of the Book foresaw Cybertronians singing praises to the [[Prime (rank)\|Primes]], [[Maxima]] and the [[Thirteen]] as a celebration of Primus following the [[Grand Uprising]]. {{storylink\|Book of Logos}}

	When cursing her lot in life, [[Dead End (BW)\|Dead-End]], among other deities she might have angered, wondered if she had spilled [[oil]] on Primus. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}		When cursing her lot in life, [[Dead End (BW)\|Dead-End]], among other deities she might have angered, wondered if she had spilled [[oil]] on Primus. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}

Saix at 01:51, 12 April 2026

2026-04-12T01:51:13Z

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	Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}		Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}

	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|~~Attack~~! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Charge! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

	After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}		After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}

AzimuthAcolyte: Magmatron -> Magmatron (BW) update

2026-04-08T19:15:56Z

Magmatron -> Magmatron (BW) update

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	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

	After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}		After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}

	Vector Sigma created [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|God Magnus]] {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!\|Forced Fusion! God Fire Convoy}} and granted Fire Convoy his [[Energon Matrix]]. {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus (episode)\|Enter! God Magnus}} After being defeated by [[Omega Prime\|God Fire Convoy]] in [[2000]], it was decided that [[Megatron (RID)\|Gigatron]], the [[Predacon (BW)\|Destronger]]s, and the [[Commando (RID)\|Combatron]]s were to be taken by [[Fortress Maximus (RID)\|Brave Maximus]] to stand trial before Vector Sigma for their crimes. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (RID)\|Final Battle! Fire Convoy}} However, [[Scourge (RID)\|Black Convoy]] managed to escape from prison and steal an Energon Matrix from Vector Sigma. {{storylink\|LG-EX Black Convoy}}		Vector Sigma created [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|God Magnus]] {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!\|Forced Fusion! God Fire Convoy}} and granted Fire Convoy his [[Energon Matrix]]. {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus (episode)\|Enter! God Magnus}} After being defeated by [[Omega Prime\|God Fire Convoy]] in [[2000]], it was decided that [[Megatron (RID)\|Gigatron]], the [[Predacon (BW)\|Destronger]]s, and the [[Commando (RID)\|Combatron]]s were to be taken by [[Fortress Maximus (RID)\|Brave Maximus]] to stand trial before Vector Sigma for their crimes. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (RID)\|Final Battle! Fire Convoy}} However, [[Scourge (RID)\|Black Convoy]] managed to escape from prison and steal an Energon Matrix from Vector Sigma. {{storylink\|LG-EX Black Convoy}}

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

2026-04-03T05:02:32Z

Big Convoy -> Big Convoy (BW) update

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	Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}		Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}

	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

PBChew18: /* The old universe */ wdym there's a fourth one.....

2026-03-24T05:44:54Z

The old universe: wdym there's a fourth one.....

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	On the Blue Planet, Primus watched on as events unfolded with the [[Seacon (BW)\|Seacons]] stealing the Matrices before the Megatron Omega/Straxus alliance could. The golden one explained that the Seacons were altered by [[Angolmois Energy]] brought here within Galvatron, prompting [[Primacron]] to show up and accuse the Oracle for using ''his'' creation and causing it to proliferate throughout the past universe. The smaller alien demanded to know what he was planning, {{storylink\|God Neptune comic 1}} to which Primus answered that he was out to stop Primacron's plans of using Star Power to control the birth of the next universe and become a god. To add to his convoluted machinations, Primus summoned the [[Primitive]] {{storylink\|God Neptune comic 2}} [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] from the [[2050]] of the next universe. {{storylink\|Volcanicus comic 1}}		On the Blue Planet, Primus watched on as events unfolded with the [[Seacon (BW)\|Seacons]] stealing the Matrices before the Megatron Omega/Straxus alliance could. The golden one explained that the Seacons were altered by [[Angolmois Energy]] brought here within Galvatron, prompting [[Primacron]] to show up and accuse the Oracle for using ''his'' creation and causing it to proliferate throughout the past universe. The smaller alien demanded to know what he was planning, {{storylink\|God Neptune comic 1}} to which Primus answered that he was out to stop Primacron's plans of using Star Power to control the birth of the next universe and become a god. To add to his convoluted machinations, Primus summoned the [[Primitive]] {{storylink\|God Neptune comic 2}} [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] from the [[2050]] of the next universe. {{storylink\|Volcanicus comic 1}}

	In response to the Dinobots, Primacron transformed the Blue Planet into a gigantic imitation of Primus, Neo Primus. Aboard the titanic robot, Primus arrived to the confrontation between Megatron Omega and God Neptune, eventually revealing them all to be pawns in his grand scheme. After asking Star Convoy to join him and getting the expected rejection, Primus revealed his Silver Matrix, the one native to this time, and used it to absorb the necessary Star Power from God Neptune, Purple Convoy, and the older Silver Matrix. With all seven lights under his control, Primus called for the universe to be recreated... {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Prelude\|Finale Prelude}} However, Primacron was quick to act and used Neo Primus to trap Primus in a vision of his fated beginning in the next universe. The former pet forced Primus to shed his golden shell, revealing the diminutive Oracle underneath. Initially dejected by his future existence of being constantly used by others, the Oracle was encouraged to persist by his former subordinate Convoys and Primes. Megatron Omega had other plans, absorbing Primus's servant [[Starscream (G1)\|Starscream]]'s [[Golden Power]] to become "Gold Megatron". With the Silver Matrix, Gold Megatron sought to become the new Primus and even created [[New Primus Vanguard\|a doppelganger Primus Vanguard]] to fulfill this goal. Seeing the dire straits they were in, the Oracle ordered the Golden Age to transform Star Convoy into Gold Primus Convoy so that he could fight against his equally golden nemesis. Thanks in part to Vector Sigma in the very far future commanding [[Lio Convoy]] to send the [[spark]] of the good Megatron of [[2050]] back to the Precursor World, Gold Megatron was eventually defeated and reverted to Galvatron. The Oracle brought them back to their native time, assisting Optimus Prime in defeating the resurrected Unicron with his positive Angolmois Energy. Thanking Optimus for making him realize the importance of preserving history, the Oracle promised to always protect life from evil Angolmois Energy. The Oracle sent all of the future visitors to their proper times and erased [[2011]]'s Optimus Prime and Galvatron's memories of their experiences in the Precursor World.		In response to the Dinobots, Primacron transformed the Blue Planet into a gigantic imitation of Primus, Neo Primus. Aboard the titanic robot, Primus arrived to the confrontation between Megatron Omega and God Neptune, eventually revealing them all to be pawns in his grand scheme. After asking Star Convoy to join him and getting the expected rejection, Primus revealed his Silver Matrix, the one native to this time, and used it to absorb the necessary Star Power from God Neptune, Purple Convoy, and the older Silver Matrix. With all seven lights under his control, Primus called for the universe to be recreated... {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Prelude\|Finale Prelude}} However, Primacron was quick to act and used Neo Primus to trap Primus in a vision of his fated beginning in the next universe. The former pet forced Primus to shed his golden shell, revealing the diminutive Oracle underneath. Initially dejected by his future existence of being constantly used by others, the Oracle was encouraged to persist by his former subordinate Convoys and Primes. Megatron Omega had other plans, absorbing Primus's servant [[Starscream (G1)\|Starscream]]'s [[Golden Power]] to become "Gold Megatron". With the Silver Matrix, Gold Megatron sought to become the new Primus and even created [[New Primus Vanguard\|a doppelganger Primus Vanguard]] to fulfill this goal. Seeing the dire straits they were in, the Oracle ordered the Golden Age to transform Star Convoy into Gold Primus Convoy so that he could fight against his equally golden nemesis. Thanks in part to Vector Sigma in the very far future commanding [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] to send the [[spark]] of the good Megatron of [[2050]] back to the Precursor World, Gold Megatron was eventually defeated and reverted to Galvatron. The Oracle brought them back to their native time, assisting Optimus Prime in defeating the resurrected Unicron with his positive Angolmois Energy. Thanking Optimus for making him realize the importance of preserving history, the Oracle promised to always protect life from evil Angolmois Energy. The Oracle sent all of the future visitors to their proper times and erased [[2011]]'s Optimus Prime and Galvatron's memories of their experiences in the Precursor World.

	However, the Oracle was captured by Straxus and kept in a stasis tank at [[Darkmount (Cybertron)\|Darkmount]], {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} where he was spotted when [[Magna Convoy]] invaded the base for the [[Matrix Sword]], seemingly unaware of the trapped being's significance. {{storylink\|Cybertron Magna Convoy prequel comic}}		However, the Oracle was captured by Straxus and kept in a stasis tank at [[Darkmount (Cybertron)\|Darkmount]], {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} where he was spotted when [[Magna Convoy]] invaded the base for the [[Matrix Sword]], seemingly unaware of the trapped being's significance. {{storylink\|Cybertron Magna Convoy prequel comic}}

PBChew18: /* The far future */ Lio Convoy -> Lio Convoy (BW) update, also we do not need three redirects to him in the same section

2026-03-24T05:43:32Z

The far future: Lio Convoy -> Lio Convoy (BW) update, also we do not need three redirects to him in the same section

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	[[File:Neo-VectorSigma.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Vector Sigma's Blue Period.]]		[[File:Neo-VectorSigma.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Vector Sigma's Blue Period.]]
	Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}		Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}

	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

	After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote [[Lio Convoy]] and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}		After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}

	Vector Sigma created [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|God Magnus]] {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!\|Forced Fusion! God Fire Convoy}} and granted Fire Convoy his [[Energon Matrix]]. {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus (episode)\|Enter! God Magnus}} After being defeated by [[Omega Prime\|God Fire Convoy]] in [[2000]], it was decided that [[Megatron (RID)\|Gigatron]], the [[Predacon (BW)\|Destronger]]s, and the [[Commando (RID)\|Combatron]]s were to be taken by [[Fortress Maximus (RID)\|Brave Maximus]] to stand trial before Vector Sigma for their crimes. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (RID)\|Final Battle! Fire Convoy}} However, [[Scourge (RID)\|Black Convoy]] managed to escape from prison and steal an Energon Matrix from Vector Sigma. {{storylink\|LG-EX Black Convoy}}		Vector Sigma created [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|God Magnus]] {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!\|Forced Fusion! God Fire Convoy}} and granted Fire Convoy his [[Energon Matrix]]. {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus (episode)\|Enter! God Magnus}} After being defeated by [[Omega Prime\|God Fire Convoy]] in [[2000]], it was decided that [[Megatron (RID)\|Gigatron]], the [[Predacon (BW)\|Destronger]]s, and the [[Commando (RID)\|Combatron]]s were to be taken by [[Fortress Maximus (RID)\|Brave Maximus]] to stand trial before Vector Sigma for their crimes. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (RID)\|Final Battle! Fire Convoy}} However, [[Scourge (RID)\|Black Convoy]] managed to escape from prison and steal an Energon Matrix from Vector Sigma. {{storylink\|LG-EX Black Convoy}}
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	Hundreds of thousands of years later, as the [[G1 World]] neared its death, Vector Sigma ordered the [[C.O.M.B.A.T. System\|Weaponizer]] [[Blue Bolts (RID)\|Bluebolt]] to revive the dead [[Lio Convoy\|Leo Prime]] using [[Earth]]'s remnant Angolmois Energy. {{Storylink\|Dark Amber Leo Prime#Masterpiece\|Dark Amber Leo Prime bio}}		Hundreds of thousands of years later, as the [[G1 World]] neared its death, Vector Sigma ordered the [[C.O.M.B.A.T. System\|Weaponizer]] [[Blue Bolts (RID)\|Bluebolt]] to revive the dead [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Leo Prime]] using [[Earth]]'s remnant Angolmois Energy. {{Storylink\|Dark Amber Leo Prime#Masterpiece\|Dark Amber Leo Prime bio}}

	===Robot Heroes===		===Robot Heroes===

TheLastGherkin: /* Beast Wars: Uprising */

2026-03-15T20:09:47Z

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	The [[First Church of Primus]] was erected in [[Dodecahex]]. During the [[Vehicon Apocalypse]], the order debated how Primus was interpreting the current situation and how the atrocities fit into the god's infinite wisdom. {{storylink\|Derailment}}		The [[First Church of Primus]] was erected in [[Dodecahex]]. During the [[Vehicon Apocalypse]], the order debated how Primus was interpreting the current situation and how the atrocities fit into the god's infinite wisdom. {{storylink\|Derailment}}

			===Legends World===
			During his stay in the [[Legends World]], [[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Armada Megatron]]'s plans escalated from stealing [[Mini-Con]]s to stealing rare toys, [[#Toys\|the original Lucky Draw Primus]] among them. {{storylink\|LG18 Armada Starscream Super Mode}}

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

TimeLord11: /* Beast Wars: Uprising */

2026-03-09T02:25:04Z

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	Worshipped as the creator of the Cybertronian race, according to the scriptures, Primus, along with several other bizarre deities, had held court beneath the [[Sonic Canyons]]. {{storylink\|Derailment}} Cybertronians frequently swore by his name. {{storylink\|Broken Windshields}} {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}		Worshipped as the creator of the Cybertronian race, according to the scriptures, Primus, along with several other bizarre deities, had held court beneath the [[Sonic Canyons]]. {{storylink\|Derailment}} Cybertronians frequently swore by his name. {{storylink\|Broken Windshields}} {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}

	The prophecies of the Book of Logos foresaw a "[[Cybertronian (faction)\|second generation]]" of Cybertronians, who repeatedly spawned until there was nothing left of Primus' essence in them. {{storylink\|Book of Logos}}		The prophecies of the Book of Logos foresaw a "[[Cybertronian (faction)\|second generation]]" of Cybertronians, who repeatedly spawned until there was nothing left of Primus' essence in them. The last prophecy of the Book foresaw Cybertronians singing praises to the [[Prime (rank)\|Primes]], [[Maxima]] and the [[Thirteen]] as a celebration of Primus following the [[Grand Uprising]]. {{storylink\|Book of Logos}}

	When cursing her lot in life, [[Dead End (BW)\|Dead-End]], among other deities she might have angered, wondered if she had spilled [[oil]] on Primus. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}		When cursing her lot in life, [[Dead End (BW)\|Dead-End]], among other deities she might have angered, wondered if she had spilled [[oil]] on Primus. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}

TimeLord11: /* Beast Wars: Uprising */

2026-03-08T20:41:22Z

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	===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===		===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
	~~According~~ to the scriptures, Primus, along with several other bizarre deities, had held court beneath the [[Sonic Canyons]]. The [[First Church of Primus]] was erected in [[Dodecahex]] ~~where~~ the order debated how Primus was interpreting the current situation and how the atrocities fit into the god's infinite wisdom. {{storylink\|Derailment}}		Worshipped as the creator of the Cybertronian race, according to the scriptures, Primus, along with several other bizarre deities, had held court beneath the [[Sonic Canyons]]. {{storylink\|Derailment}} Cybertronians frequently swore by his name. {{storylink\|Broken Windshields}} {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}

			The prophecies of the Book of Logos foresaw a "[[Cybertronian (faction)\|second generation]]" of Cybertronians, who repeatedly spawned until there was nothing left of Primus' essence in them. {{storylink\|Book of Logos}}

			When cursing her lot in life, [[Dead End (BW)\|Dead-End]], among other deities she might have angered, wondered if she had spilled [[oil]] on Primus. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}

			The [[First Church of Primus]] was erected in [[Dodecahex]]. During the [[Vehicon Apocalypse]], the order debated how Primus was interpreting the current situation and how the atrocities fit into the god's infinite wisdom. {{storylink\|Derailment}}

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

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	In [[Primax 490.0 Gamma\|an alternate future]], Unicron had destroyed Cybertron by the year 2009. {{storylink\|Rhythms of Darkness!}}		In [[Primax 490.0 Gamma\|an alternate future]], Unicron had destroyed Cybertron by the year 2009. {{storylink\|Rhythms of Darkness!}}

	~~=====Ask Vector Prime=====~~
	However, Primus was not killed but rather his essence was dispersed among his children, now mostly represented by the [[Cybertronian (faction)\|Cybertronian Empire]], which experienced a moral reformation. Autobot, Decepticon, and Cybertronian would later go on to unite as one and vanquish Unicron. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/24}}		However, Primus was not killed but rather his essence was dispersed among his children, now mostly represented by the [[Cybertronian (faction)\|Cybertronian Empire]], which experienced a moral reformation. Autobot, Decepticon, and Cybertronian would later go on to unite as one and vanquish Unicron. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/24}}

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	Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}		Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}

	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Charge! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break (BW)\|Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Charge! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

	After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}		After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}
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	Worshipped as the creator of the Cybertronian race, according to the scriptures, Primus, along with several other bizarre deities, had held court beneath the [[Sonic Canyons]]. {{storylink\|Derailment}} Cybertronians frequently swore by his name. {{storylink\|Broken Windshields}} {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}		Worshipped as the creator of the Cybertronian race, according to the scriptures, Primus, along with several other bizarre deities, had held court beneath the [[Sonic Canyons]]. {{storylink\|Derailment}} Cybertronians frequently swore by his name. {{storylink\|Broken Windshields}} {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}

	The prophecies of the Book of Logos foresaw a "[[Cybertronian (faction)\|second generation]]" of Cybertronians, who repeatedly spawned until there was nothing left of Primus' essence in them. The last prophecy of the Book foresaw Cybertronians singing praises to the [[Prime (rank)\|Primes]], [[Maxima]] and the [[Thirteen]] as a celebration of Primus following the [[Grand Uprising]]. {{storylink\|Book of Logos}}		The prophecies of the Book of Logos foresaw a "[[Cybertronian (faction)\|second generation]]" of Cybertronians, who repeatedly spawned until there was nothing left of Primus's essence in them. The last prophecy of the Book foresaw Cybertronians singing praises to the [[Prime (rank)\|Primes]], [[Maxima]] and the [[Thirteen]] as a celebration of Primus following the [[Grand Uprising]]. {{storylink\|Book of Logos}}

	When cursing her lot in life, [[Dead End (BW)\|Dead-End]], among other deities she might have angered, wondered if she had spilled [[oil]] on Primus. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}		When cursing her lot in life, [[Dead End (BW)\|Dead-End]], among other deities she might have angered, wondered if she had spilled [[oil]] on Primus. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}

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	Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}		Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}

	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|~~Attack~~! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Charge! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

	After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}		After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}

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	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

	After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}		After the Blentrons resurrected Unicron in an energy body, Vector Sigma again spoke through Big Convoy to express its uncertainty about what Unicron was planning and how, during the Great War, Unicron's energy was removed from his body, which was sealed within the [[Triple Z Point]]. Assuming that Unicron sought to reunite with his body, Vector Sigma ordered the Maximals to travel there before that could happen. However, when the Maximals found the body to be in ruins, Big Convoy realized Unicron's true goal: To possess Cybertron through Vector Sigma and supplant it as the god of the Transformers! {{storylink\|Fight! Maximals}} In defense, Vector Sigma sent Cybertron's [[Grand Fleet]] to meet the menace in orbit. Finally confirming its influence through Big Convoy, Vector Sigma offered Unicron the choice of being reborn as a Transformer if he gave up his Angolmois Energy and his ambitions. To little surprise, Unicron rejected the offer, and the Grand Fleet was sicced on him. However, it was of little use against the destructive power of Unicron, and the villain broke into Vector Sigma's chamber and took control of his eternal nemesis. As "Vector Sigma Unicron", Unicron took direct control of Cybertron, turning it against the Maximals. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]], though, Unicron was expelled from Vector Sigma and his threat ended by the Maximals. {{Storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} Vector Sigma's repair program healed the computer, and it kicked off the graduation ceremony for Big Convoy's cadets. As thanks for their victory, Vector Sigma offered to promote Lio Convoy and Big Convoy to Great Convoys; the former readily accepted, but the latter preferred to remain a lone wanderer, travelling space. {{Storylink\|Graduation Ceremony!!}}

	Vector Sigma created [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|God Magnus]] {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!\|Forced Fusion! God Fire Convoy}} and granted Fire Convoy his [[Energon Matrix]]. {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus (episode)\|Enter! God Magnus}} After being defeated by [[Omega Prime\|God Fire Convoy]] in [[2000]], it was decided that [[Megatron (RID)\|Gigatron]], the [[Predacon (BW)\|Destronger]]s, and the [[Commando (RID)\|Combatron]]s were to be taken by [[Fortress Maximus (RID)\|Brave Maximus]] to stand trial before Vector Sigma for their crimes. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (RID)\|Final Battle! Fire Convoy}} However, [[Scourge (RID)\|Black Convoy]] managed to escape from prison and steal an Energon Matrix from Vector Sigma. {{storylink\|LG-EX Black Convoy}}		Vector Sigma created [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|God Magnus]] {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!\|Forced Fusion! God Fire Convoy}} and granted Fire Convoy his [[Energon Matrix]]. {{storylink\|Ultra Magnus (episode)\|Enter! God Magnus}} After being defeated by [[Omega Prime\|God Fire Convoy]] in [[2000]], it was decided that [[Megatron (RID)\|Gigatron]], the [[Predacon (BW)\|Destronger]]s, and the [[Commando (RID)\|Combatron]]s were to be taken by [[Fortress Maximus (RID)\|Brave Maximus]] to stand trial before Vector Sigma for their crimes. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (RID)\|Final Battle! Fire Convoy}} However, [[Scourge (RID)\|Black Convoy]] managed to escape from prison and steal an Energon Matrix from Vector Sigma. {{storylink\|LG-EX Black Convoy}}

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	Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}		Throughout the tens of thousands of years following the Great Transformation, {{storylink\|Emissary of the Fourth Planet}} Vector Sigma was recognized as the god of the Transformers and the ultimate authority over the planet of Cybertron. Day-to-day governance was delegated to the [[Great Convoy]]s {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} while Vector Sigma lay within a mighty structure called the [[Tower of Light]]. {{storylink\|The Final Battle (BWN)\|The Final Battle}} At some point, Vector Sigma expressed its command to [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] that the Megatron Omega of [[2050]] be purified and sent to the Precursor World to stop his past self, Gold Megatron. {{Storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} One day, Vector Sigma got wind of [[Blentron\|a group]] searching for [[Angolmois Energy\|Unicron's energy]]; it expected his resurrection and converted Cybertron back to being entirely mechanical to prepare for the upcoming war. {{storylink\|LG-EX Blue Big Convoy}} Part of its further efforts was reining in the loner [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big Convoy]] and forcing him to take on the task of training a team of Maximal recruits. {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} To keep watch on the [[Big Convoy Unit]], Vector Sigma sent [[Heinrad (BW)\|Heinrad]] undercover as a cadet. {{storylink\|End of the Maximals!?}}

	Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}		Through Big Convoy's Energon Matrix, Vector Sigma would often speak and dispense wisdom to them related to their latest adventure, {{storylink\|Big Convoy, Move Out}} including relying on your own strength before giving in to fate and the gods, {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}} reassuring [[Break]] that he was right in valuing his teammates over an [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois Capsule]], {{storylink\|Burning Heart Below Freezing}} telling them that trust is key to a team, {{storylink\|Mirage of the Sand}} one should care for teammates over the mission, {{Storylink\|Duel in the Labyrinth}} learning about cooperation is still a success even if the mission wasn't, {{storylink\|The Black Hole Crisis}} battle requires improvisation, {{Storylink\|Sub-Commander Longrack}} exceeding one's limit can result in miracles, {{storylink\|Waa! They Got Eaten}} gathering information is important before setting out, {{storylink\|Planet of Time}} thanking your crew for a job well done is important, {{storylink\|Lonely Hydra}} one shouldn't judge a situation based on appearances, {{Storylink\|Break Is a Predacon?}} people can use their own painful experiences to help better others, {{Storylink\|Mach Kick Voluntarily Enlists!?}} teammates are at their strongest when they recognize each other's abilities, {{Storylink\|Planet of the Ultimate Weapon}} one's skills are only truly brought out when comrades trust each other, {{storylink\|Attack! Randy}} sometimes it's better to just let stupid ones be, {{storylink\|Hardhead Is Hardheaded}} give [[NAVI (Gung Ho)\|NAVI]] a break after a long day, {{storylink\|The Stolen Gung Ho}} Big Convoy's recruits built themselves up after many adventures and battles, {{storylink\|Survive the Hot-Blooded Instructor}} and that Big Convoy was apparently rash in battling the [[Blentron]]s. {{Storylink\|Mysterious Beast Warriors!?}} The influence of Vector Sigma was unknown to the Maximals, with the exception of Heinrad. {{storylink\|Ship's Log}}

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	On the Blue Planet, Primus watched on as events unfolded with the [[Seacon (BW)\|Seacons]] stealing the Matrices before the Megatron Omega/Straxus alliance could. The golden one explained that the Seacons were altered by [[Angolmois Energy]] brought here within Galvatron, prompting [[Primacron]] to show up and accuse the Oracle for using ''his'' creation and causing it to proliferate throughout the past universe. The smaller alien demanded to know what he was planning, {{storylink\|God Neptune comic 1}} to which Primus answered that he was out to stop Primacron's plans of using Star Power to control the birth of the next universe and become a god. To add to his convoluted machinations, Primus summoned the [[Primitive]] {{storylink\|God Neptune comic 2}} [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] from the [[2050]] of the next universe. {{storylink\|Volcanicus comic 1}}		On the Blue Planet, Primus watched on as events unfolded with the [[Seacon (BW)\|Seacons]] stealing the Matrices before the Megatron Omega/Straxus alliance could. The golden one explained that the Seacons were altered by [[Angolmois Energy]] brought here within Galvatron, prompting [[Primacron]] to show up and accuse the Oracle for using ''his'' creation and causing it to proliferate throughout the past universe. The smaller alien demanded to know what he was planning, {{storylink\|God Neptune comic 1}} to which Primus answered that he was out to stop Primacron's plans of using Star Power to control the birth of the next universe and become a god. To add to his convoluted machinations, Primus summoned the [[Primitive]] {{storylink\|God Neptune comic 2}} [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] from the [[2050]] of the next universe. {{storylink\|Volcanicus comic 1}}

	In response to the Dinobots, Primacron transformed the Blue Planet into a gigantic imitation of Primus, Neo Primus. Aboard the titanic robot, Primus arrived to the confrontation between Megatron Omega and God Neptune, eventually revealing them all to be pawns in his grand scheme. After asking Star Convoy to join him and getting the expected rejection, Primus revealed his Silver Matrix, the one native to this time, and used it to absorb the necessary Star Power from God Neptune, Purple Convoy, and the older Silver Matrix. With all seven lights under his control, Primus called for the universe to be recreated... {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Prelude\|Finale Prelude}} However, Primacron was quick to act and used Neo Primus to trap Primus in a vision of his fated beginning in the next universe. The former pet forced Primus to shed his golden shell, revealing the diminutive Oracle underneath. Initially dejected by his future existence of being constantly used by others, the Oracle was encouraged to persist by his former subordinate Convoys and Primes. Megatron Omega had other plans, absorbing Primus's servant [[Starscream (G1)\|Starscream]]'s [[Golden Power]] to become "Gold Megatron". With the Silver Matrix, Gold Megatron sought to become the new Primus and even created [[New Primus Vanguard\|a doppelganger Primus Vanguard]] to fulfill this goal. Seeing the dire straits they were in, the Oracle ordered the Golden Age to transform Star Convoy into Gold Primus Convoy so that he could fight against his equally golden nemesis. Thanks in part to Vector Sigma in the very far future commanding [[Lio Convoy]] to send the [[spark]] of the good Megatron of [[2050]] back to the Precursor World, Gold Megatron was eventually defeated and reverted to Galvatron. The Oracle brought them back to their native time, assisting Optimus Prime in defeating the resurrected Unicron with his positive Angolmois Energy. Thanking Optimus for making him realize the importance of preserving history, the Oracle promised to always protect life from evil Angolmois Energy. The Oracle sent all of the future visitors to their proper times and erased [[2011]]'s Optimus Prime and Galvatron's memories of their experiences in the Precursor World.		In response to the Dinobots, Primacron transformed the Blue Planet into a gigantic imitation of Primus, Neo Primus. Aboard the titanic robot, Primus arrived to the confrontation between Megatron Omega and God Neptune, eventually revealing them all to be pawns in his grand scheme. After asking Star Convoy to join him and getting the expected rejection, Primus revealed his Silver Matrix, the one native to this time, and used it to absorb the necessary Star Power from God Neptune, Purple Convoy, and the older Silver Matrix. With all seven lights under his control, Primus called for the universe to be recreated... {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Prelude\|Finale Prelude}} However, Primacron was quick to act and used Neo Primus to trap Primus in a vision of his fated beginning in the next universe. The former pet forced Primus to shed his golden shell, revealing the diminutive Oracle underneath. Initially dejected by his future existence of being constantly used by others, the Oracle was encouraged to persist by his former subordinate Convoys and Primes. Megatron Omega had other plans, absorbing Primus's servant [[Starscream (G1)\|Starscream]]'s [[Golden Power]] to become "Gold Megatron". With the Silver Matrix, Gold Megatron sought to become the new Primus and even created [[New Primus Vanguard\|a doppelganger Primus Vanguard]] to fulfill this goal. Seeing the dire straits they were in, the Oracle ordered the Golden Age to transform Star Convoy into Gold Primus Convoy so that he could fight against his equally golden nemesis. Thanks in part to Vector Sigma in the very far future commanding [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] to send the [[spark]] of the good Megatron of [[2050]] back to the Precursor World, Gold Megatron was eventually defeated and reverted to Galvatron. The Oracle brought them back to their native time, assisting Optimus Prime in defeating the resurrected Unicron with his positive Angolmois Energy. Thanking Optimus for making him realize the importance of preserving history, the Oracle promised to always protect life from evil Angolmois Energy. The Oracle sent all of the future visitors to their proper times and erased [[2011]]'s Optimus Prime and Galvatron's memories of their experiences in the Precursor World.

	However, the Oracle was captured by Straxus and kept in a stasis tank at [[Darkmount (Cybertron)\|Darkmount]], {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} where he was spotted when [[Magna Convoy]] invaded the base for the [[Matrix Sword]], seemingly unaware of the trapped being's significance. {{storylink\|Cybertron Magna Convoy prequel comic}}		However, the Oracle was captured by Straxus and kept in a stasis tank at [[Darkmount (Cybertron)\|Darkmount]], {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}} where he was spotted when [[Magna Convoy]] invaded the base for the [[Matrix Sword]], seemingly unaware of the trapped being's significance. {{storylink\|Cybertron Magna Convoy prequel comic}}