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InitialTeeHee: /* Fiction */ Adding story links

2026-03-08T18:11:47Z

Fiction: Adding story links

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InitialTeeHee: Adding to Animated category sense it explains some references

2026-02-22T06:59:35Z

Adding to Animated category sense it explains some references

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	**Finally, Wisesol's name comes from [[David Wise]], who was the single-most prolific writer of the original cartoon.		**Finally, Wisesol's name comes from [[David Wise]], who was the single-most prolific writer of the original cartoon.

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	**Wolsol takes its name from [[Marv Wolfman]], responsible for "[[The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1\|The Return of Optimus Prime]]" two-parter episode, "[[The Probe]]" from ''Beast Wars'', as well as various ''Beast Machines'' episodes.		**Wolsol takes its name from [[Marv Wolfman]], responsible for "[[The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1\|The Return of Optimus Prime]]" two-parter episode, "[[The Probe]]" from ''Beast Wars'', as well as various ''Beast Machines'' episodes.
	**Dixsol is named in honor of [[Buzz Dixon]], writer of "[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]", "[[The God Gambit]]", and "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]".		**Dixsol is named in honor of [[Buzz Dixon]], writer of "[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]", "[[The God Gambit]]", and "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]".
	**Finally, Wisesol's name comes from [[David Wise]], who was the single-most prolific ~~write~~ of the original cartoon.		**Finally, Wisesol's name comes from [[David Wise]], who was the single-most prolific writer of the original cartoon.

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Escargon: /* Notes */

2019-08-05T02:29:06Z

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SoundJack426: /* Notes */

2016-09-22T23:06:02Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	*As the names of the solar cycles were introduced in the reference heavy [[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]], they were all designed as references to writers of episodes from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1]] and [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]] cartoons ~~(except for one)~~.		*As the names of the solar cycles were introduced in the reference heavy [[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]], they were all designed as references to writers of episodes from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1]] and [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]] cartoons.
	**Dillesol refers to [[Flint Dille]], who wrote the [[Five Faces of Darkness]] five-parter.		**Dillesol refers to [[Flint Dille]], who wrote the [[Five Faces of Darkness]] five-parter.
	**Gerbesol is named for [[Steve Gerber]], who did not write any episode scripts, but was the story editor of the original cartoon's third season alongside Flint Dille and pitched an idea for the [[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Machines]] series.		**Gerbesol is named for [[Steve Gerber]], who did not write any episode scripts, but was the story editor of the original cartoon's third season alongside Flint Dille and pitched an idea for the [[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Machines]] series.
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	**Wolsol takes its name from [[Marv Wolfman]], responsible for [[The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1\|The Return of Optimus Prime]] two-parter episode, [[The Probe]] from Beast Wars, as well as various Beast Machines episodes.		**Wolsol takes its name from [[Marv Wolfman]], responsible for [[The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1\|The Return of Optimus Prime]] two-parter episode, [[The Probe]] from Beast Wars, as well as various Beast Machines episodes.
	**Dixsol is named in honor of [[Buzz Dixon]], writer of [[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]], [[The God Gambit]], and [[Carnage in C-Minor]].		**Dixsol is named in honor of [[Buzz Dixon]], writer of [[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]], [[The God Gambit]], and [[Carnage in C-Minor]].
			**Finally, Wisesol's name comes from [[David Wise]], who was the single-most prolific write of the original cartoon.

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SoundJack426: Created page with "A '''Solar cycle''' is a unit of time that corresponds to how long Cybertron takes to rotate on its axis, which makes it the equivalent of to a day on C..."

2015-07-12T17:51:52Z

Created page with "A '''Solar cycle''' is a unit of time that corresponds to how long Cybertron takes to rotate on its axis, which makes it the equivalent of to a day on C..."

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A '''Solar cycle''' is a unit of time that corresponds to how long [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] takes to rotate on its axis, which makes it the equivalent of to a day on Cybertron. There are ten solar cycles within a deca-cycle (or a Cybertronian week) and thirty-two solar cycles in an [[Orbital Cycle|orbital cycle]]. Each solar cycle of a deca-cycle has a name given to it. They are, in the order that they would appear in a deca-cycle:

*Dillesol
*Gerbesol
*Davisol
*Maleksol
*Marxsol
*Glutsol
*Robbisol
*Wolsol
*Dixosol
*Wisesol

==Fiction==

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==Notes==

*As the names of the solar cycles were introduced in the reference heavy [[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II|The AllSpark Almanac II]], they were all designed as references to writers of episodes from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|Generation 1]] and [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars]] cartoons (except for one).
**Dillesol refers to [[Flint Dille]], who wrote the [[Five Faces of Darkness]] five-parter.
**Gerbesol is named for [[Steve Gerber]], who did not write any episode scripts, but was the story editor of the original cartoon's third season alongside Flint Dille and pitched an idea for the [[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Machines]] series.
**Davisol is based upon [[Paul Davids]], responsible for episodes [[Cosmic Rust (episode)|Cosmic Rust]], [[Chaos (episode)|Chaos]], [[Thief in the Night]], and [[Grimlock's New Brain]].
**Maleksol is named for [[Bryce Malek]], who wrote the scripts for [[Transport to Oblivion (episode)|Transport to Oblivion]], [[Fire in the Sky]], [[A Prime Problem]], and [[The Ultimate Doom]] triology.
**Marxsol derives its name from [[Christy Marx]], who is responsible for the Beast Wars episode [[Transmutate (episode)|Transmutate]], as well as the unproduced episode [[Dark Glass]].
**Glutsol took its name from writer [[Donald F. Glut]], who created various G1 episodes, including [[Heavy Metal War]] and [[Masquerade]].
**Robbisol is named after [[Dick Robbins]], who worked on the same episodes as Bryce Malek.
**Wolsol takes its name from [[Marv Wolfman]], responsible for [[The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1|The Return of Optimus Prime]] two-parter episode, [[The Probe]] from Beast Wars, as well as various Beast Machines episodes.
**Dixsol is named in honor of [[Buzz Dixon]], writer of [[Prime Target (episode)|Prime Target]], [[The God Gambit]], and [[Carnage in C-Minor]].

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	*As the names of the solar cycles were introduced in the reference heavy [[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]], they were all designed as references to writers of episodes from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|~~Generation 1~~]] and [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]] cartoons.		*As the names of the solar cycles were introduced in the reference heavy ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]]'', they were all designed as references to writers of episodes from the ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)\|The Transformers]]'' and ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' cartoons.
	**Dillesol refers to [[Flint Dille]], who wrote the [[Five Faces of Darkness]] five-parter.		**Dillesol refers to [[Flint Dille]], who wrote the "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]" five-parter.
	**Gerbesol is named for [[Steve Gerber]], who did not write any episode scripts, but was the story editor of the original cartoon's third season alongside Flint Dille and pitched an idea for the [[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Machines]] series.		**Gerbesol is named for [[Steve Gerber]], who did not write any episode scripts, but was the story editor of the original cartoon's third season alongside Flint Dille and pitched an idea for the ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Machines]]'' series.
	**Davisol is based upon [[Paul Davids]], responsible for episodes [[Cosmic Rust (episode)\|Cosmic Rust]], [[Chaos (episode)\|Chaos]], [[Thief in the Night]], and [[Grimlock's New Brain]].		**Davisol is based upon [[Paul Davids]], responsible for episodes "[[Cosmic Rust (episode)\|Cosmic Rust]]", "[[Chaos (episode)\|Chaos]]", "[[Thief in the Night]]", and "[[Grimlock's New Brain]]".
	**Maleksol is named for [[Bryce Malek]], who wrote the scripts for [[Transport to Oblivion (episode)\|Transport to Oblivion]], [[Fire in the Sky]], [[A Prime Problem]], and [[The Ultimate Doom]] triology.		**Maleksol is named for [[Bryce Malek]], who wrote the scripts for "[[Transport to Oblivion (episode)\|Transport to Oblivion]]", "[[Fire in the Sky]]", "[[A Prime Problem]]", and "[[The Ultimate Doom]]" triology.
	**Marxsol derives its name from [[Christy Marx]], who is responsible for the Beast Wars episode [[Transmutate (episode)\|Transmutate]], as well as the unproduced episode [[Dark Glass]].		**Marxsol derives its name from [[Christy Marx]], who is responsible for the ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Transmutate (episode)\|Transmutate]]", as well as the unproduced episode "[[Dark Glass]]".
	**Glutsol took its name from writer [[Donald F. Glut]], who ~~created~~ various G1 episodes, including [[Heavy Metal War]] and [[Masquerade]].		**Glutsol took its name from writer [[Donald F. Glut]], who scripted various ''The Transformers'' episodes, including "[[Heavy Metal War]]" and "[[Masquerade]]".
	**Robbisol is named after [[Dick Robbins]], who worked on the same episodes as Bryce Malek.		**Robbisol is named after [[Dick Robbins]], who worked on the same episodes as Bryce Malek.
	**Wolsol takes its name from [[Marv Wolfman]], responsible for [[The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1\|The Return of Optimus Prime]] two-parter episode, [[The Probe]] from Beast Wars, as well as various Beast Machines episodes.		**Wolsol takes its name from [[Marv Wolfman]], responsible for "[[The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1\|The Return of Optimus Prime]]" two-parter episode, "[[The Probe]]" from ''Beast Wars'', as well as various ''Beast Machines'' episodes.
	**Dixsol is named in honor of [[Buzz Dixon]], writer of [[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]], [[The God Gambit]], and [[Carnage in C-Minor]].		**Dixsol is named in honor of [[Buzz Dixon]], writer of "[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]", "[[The God Gambit]]", and "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]".
	**Finally, Wisesol's name comes from [[David Wise]], who was the single-most prolific write of the original cartoon.		**Finally, Wisesol's name comes from [[David Wise]], who was the single-most prolific write of the original cartoon.

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