Spatiotemporal Challengers - Revision history

Catgirl: Solarbot -> Solarbot (individual) update

2025-10-19T07:07:09Z

Solarbot -> Solarbot (individual) update

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	Meanwhile, back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...		Meanwhile, back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...

	The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.		The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot (individual)\|Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.

	They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?		They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?

Saix: clean up, replaced: Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1), typos fixed: Club → club, Meanwhile → Meanwhile,

2021-09-19T22:43:38Z

clean up, replaced: Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1), typos fixed: Club → club, Meanwhile → Meanwhile,

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	After arriving in [[Primax 207.0 Epsilon]], the GoBot expeditionary team from [[Gargent 984.08 Alpha]] rendezvouses with their reinforcements on [[Earth]]. In transit, however, a series of violent storms occur, signaling [[Invasion (issue)\|the destruction]] of 207.0 Epsilon and the transit of Earth into [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon]]. The GoBots set out to seek the aid of the heroic Autobots.		After arriving in [[Primax 207.0 Epsilon]], the GoBot expeditionary team from [[Gargent 984.08 Alpha]] rendezvouses with their reinforcements on [[Earth]]. In transit, however, a series of violent storms occur, signaling [[Invasion (issue)\|the destruction]] of 207.0 Epsilon and the transit of Earth into [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon]]. The GoBots set out to seek the aid of the heroic Autobots.

	Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...		Meanwhile, back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...

	The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.		The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.

	They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?		They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?

Saix at 04:14, 15 September 2021

2021-09-15T04:14:08Z

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	'''''Spatiotemporal Challengers''''' (超時空の挑戦者 ''Chōjikū no Chōsensha''~~, lit. "challengers of the super spacetime"~~) is a four-part prose story published online in [[2016]] by the [[Transformers Collectors' Club]]. It is a sequel to [[2008]]'s "[[Withered Hope]]", continuing the Club's [[GoBot]] storyline.		'''''Spatiotemporal Challengers''''' (超時空の挑戦者 ''Chōjikū no Chōsensha'') is a four-part prose story published online in [[2016]] by the [[Transformers Collectors' Club]]. It is a sequel to [[2008]]'s "[[Withered Hope]]", continuing the Club's [[GoBot]] storyline.

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	**Despite the timeframe of "Withered Hope", ''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' glosses over years of in-universe time as though said years did not happen for its characters. Just go with it.		**Despite the timeframe of "Withered Hope", ''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' glosses over years of in-universe time as though said years did not happen for its characters. Just go with it.

	[[Category:GoBots ~~franchise~~]]		[[Category:GoBots media]]
	[[Category:Shattered Glass media]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass media]]
	[[Category:Timelines media]]		[[Category:Timelines media]]

Escargon: /* Creative team */

2020-08-18T18:23:52Z

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	The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with an uncredited [[Tomoya Hosono]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter Hosono and [[Christopher Colgin]] provided illustrations, with [[Josh Burcham]] coloring Hosono's art—though Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]]. An illustration previously provided by [[Casey Coller]] and [[Josh Perez]] for ''Shattered Glass'' [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]]'s toy box and tech specs was reused for the final chapter's cover, though they go uncredited.		The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with an uncredited [[Tomoya Hosono]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter Hosono and [[Christopher Colgin]] provided illustrations, with [[Josh Burcham]] coloring Hosono's art—though Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]]. An illustration previously provided by [[Casey Coller]] and [[Josh Perez]] for ''Shattered Glass'' [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]]'s toy box and tech specs was reused for the final chapter's cover, though they go uncredited.

	''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.		''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author was provided for the first story. It was intended to follow on for the other chapters as well, but due to time constraints, the rest were all released in English.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Escargon: /* Creative team */

2020-08-16T16:03:17Z

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	==Creative team==		==Creative team==
	The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with [[Tomoya Hosono]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter Hosono, [[Christopher Colgin]], ~~and~~ [[Josh Burcham]] ~~provided illustrations—though~~ Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]]. ~~Illustrations~~ previously provided by [[Casey Coller]] for ~~another Club project~~ was reused for the final chapter's cover.		The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with an uncredited [[Tomoya Hosono]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter Hosono and [[Christopher Colgin]] provided illustrations, with [[Josh Burcham]] coloring Hosono's art—though Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]]. An illustration previously provided by [[Casey Coller]] and [[Josh Perez]] for ''Shattered Glass'' [[Drift (SG)\|Drift]]'s toy box and tech specs was reused for the final chapter's cover, though they go uncredited.

	''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.		''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.

Escargon: /* Creative team */

2020-08-16T15:58:14Z

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	==Creative team==		==Creative team==
	The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with [[Hosono ~~Tomoya~~]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter ~~Tomoya~~, [[Christopher Colgin]], and [[Josh Burcham]] provided illustrations—though Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]]. Illustrations previously provided by [[Casey Coller]] for another Club project was reused for the final chapter's cover.		The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with [[Tomoya Hosono]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter Hosono, [[Christopher Colgin]], and [[Josh Burcham]] provided illustrations—though Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]]. Illustrations previously provided by [[Casey Coller]] for another Club project was reused for the final chapter's cover.

	''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.		''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.

Escargon: /* Creative team */

2020-08-16T15:57:18Z

Creative team

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	==Creative team==		==Creative team==
	The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with [[Hosono Tomoya]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter Tomoya, [[Christopher Colgin]], and [[Josh Burcham]] provided illustrations—though Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]].		The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with [[Hosono Tomoya]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter Tomoya, [[Christopher Colgin]], and [[Josh Burcham]] provided illustrations—though Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]]. Illustrations previously provided by [[Casey Coller]] for another Club project was reused for the final chapter's cover.

	''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.		''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.

Escargon: /* Creative team */

2020-08-16T15:55:39Z

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	==Creative team==		==Creative team==
	The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter ~~[[Hosono~~ Tomoya]], [[Christopher Colgin]], and [[Josh Burcham]] provided ~~illustrations~~.		The story arc was written by [[Andrew Hall]], and [[Hayato Sakamoto]] provided illustrations for the first two chapters, with [[Hosono Tomoya]] proving additional art for the second chapter. For the third chapter, [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]] provided recolored art as illustrations, and for the final chapter Tomoya, [[Christopher Colgin]], and [[Josh Burcham]] provided illustrations—though Colgin's art ended up being used [[Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric\|elsewhere]].

	''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.		''Spatiotemporal Challengers'' was originally written in English, and a Japanese translation by the author is provided.

Yaxuo: /* Overview */fixing link, replaced: [[Ironworks (base)| → [[Ironworks (facility)|

2020-06-24T17:51:49Z

Overview: fixing link, replaced: [[Ironworks (base)| → [[Ironworks (facility)|

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	Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...		Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...

	The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (~~base~~)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.		The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.

	They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?		They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?

NexusShard17 at 18:41, 9 October 2019

2019-10-09T18:41:22Z

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	Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...		Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...

	The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[~~Construction station~~\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.		The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (base)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.

	They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?		They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?

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	Meanwhile, back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...		Meanwhile, back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...

	The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.		The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot (individual)\|Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.

	They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?		They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?

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	After arriving in [[Primax 207.0 Epsilon]], the GoBot expeditionary team from [[Gargent 984.08 Alpha]] rendezvouses with their reinforcements on [[Earth]]. In transit, however, a series of violent storms occur, signaling [[Invasion (issue)\|the destruction]] of 207.0 Epsilon and the transit of Earth into [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon]]. The GoBots set out to seek the aid of the heroic Autobots.		After arriving in [[Primax 207.0 Epsilon]], the GoBot expeditionary team from [[Gargent 984.08 Alpha]] rendezvouses with their reinforcements on [[Earth]]. In transit, however, a series of violent storms occur, signaling [[Invasion (issue)\|the destruction]] of 207.0 Epsilon and the transit of Earth into [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon]]. The GoBots set out to seek the aid of the heroic Autobots.

	Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...		Meanwhile, back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...

	The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.		The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.

	They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?		They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?

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	Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...		Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...

	The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (~~base~~)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.		The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (facility)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.

	They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?		They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?

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	Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...		Meanwhile back home, disaster strikes. Despite the destruction of the offending universe, the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] has returned. Now, the GoBots' universe has days left...

	The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[~~Construction station~~\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.		The land-bound team is confronted by local evil Autobot [[Stepper (SG)\|Stepper]], but they manage to triumph over him with the aid of a new friend, [[Solarbot]]. Finally reaching the Autobots' [[Ironworks (base)\|Ironworks]] base, Autobot Commander [[Metalhawk (Masterforce)\|Metalhawk]] agrees to an alliance.

	They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?		They are also faced with a difficult choice. Only five of their eight teammates can can move ahead. [[You\|Who]] can help them make such a difficult decision?