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Sabrblade: Sabrblade moved page Talk:Beast Era timeline to Talk:Beast Wars timeline: Consistent with "Beast Wars timeline (IDW)"

2024-01-18T00:59:17Z

Sabrblade moved page Talk:Beast Era timeline to Talk:Beast Wars timeline: Consistent with "Beast Wars timeline (IDW)"

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	IDW only covers the Beast Wars part of the Beast Era, and includes the Japanese Cartoon in its own wierd way...so even though it doesn't contradict the American Cartoons in any way (thus making it possibly canon), its not canon because 3H and Fun can go together, and go with the Beast Era Cartoon only just as much as IDW's, but doesn't include the Japanese Cartoon in any way, and DOES include Beast Machines, thus its automatically made canon....wieeerd. But I'm not so sure that constitutes it being canon..it just says it has more content than IDW, has gotten to Beast Machines, contradicts the other comics but not the american cartoon in any way, and doesn't include the Japanese Canon in any way..that doesn't automatically make one more canon than the other. All it means is they don't go TOGETHER, not that one is canon and one is not. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be rude or a hardass but, I still just don't see it. Is there something I'm missing here?--[[User:Chipmonk328\|Chipmonk328]]		IDW only covers the Beast Wars part of the Beast Era, and includes the Japanese Cartoon in its own wierd way...so even though it doesn't contradict the American Cartoons in any way (thus making it possibly canon), its not canon because 3H and Fun can go together, and go with the Beast Era Cartoon only just as much as IDW's, but doesn't include the Japanese Cartoon in any way, and DOES include Beast Machines, thus its automatically made canon....wieeerd. But I'm not so sure that constitutes it being canon..it just says it has more content than IDW, has gotten to Beast Machines, contradicts the other comics but not the american cartoon in any way, and doesn't include the Japanese Canon in any way..that doesn't automatically make one more canon than the other. All it means is they don't go TOGETHER, not that one is canon and one is not. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be rude or a hardass but, I still just don't see it. Is there something I'm missing here?--[[User:Chipmonk328\|Chipmonk328]]
	:I think it goes like this: There are two timelines. One that includes American Beast Wars + Beast Machines + 3H + fun club. The other timline is American Beast Wars + some version of Japanese Beast Wars + IDW + Beast Machines. A lot of this timeline including the cartoon could be duplicated on the "IDW Beast Wars timeline" page, but they are different.		:I think it goes like this: There are two timelines. One that includes American Beast Wars + Beast Machines + 3H + fun club. The other timline is American Beast Wars + some version of Japanese Beast Wars + IDW + Beast Machines. A lot of this timeline including the cartoon could be duplicated on the "IDW Beast Wars timeline" page, but they are different.
	:Also, IDW ''does'' include Beast Machines. The ending of [[Transformers, Beast Wars: The Ascending\|The Ascending]] leads directly into the Beast Machines era. - [[User:Starfield\|Starfield]] 12:06, 7 January 2010 (EST)		:Also, IDW ''does'' include Beast Machines. The ending of [[Transformers: Beast Wars: The Ascending\|The Ascending]] leads directly into the Beast Machines era. - [[User:Starfield\|Starfield]] 12:06, 7 January 2010 (EST)

	:You just answered your own question. It doesn't go together with the main BW continuity, so it gets its own individual spin-off continuity under our organization scheme. It has nothing to do with one being less canon than the other, since as far as we're concerned, everything's canon. That doesn't mean everything is canon for the same continuity, however. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 12:20, 7 January 2010 (EST)		:You just answered your own question. It doesn't go together with the main BW continuity, so it gets its own individual spin-off continuity under our organization scheme. It has nothing to do with one being less canon than the other, since as far as we're concerned, everything's canon. That doesn't mean everything is canon for the same continuity, however. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 12:20, 7 January 2010 (EST)

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "Transformers: Beast Wars: The Ascending" with "Transformers, Beast Wars: The Ascending"

2011-11-05T01:53:04Z

BOT: replacing (1) links to "Transformers: Beast Wars: The Ascending" with "Transformers, Beast Wars: The Ascending"

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	IDW only covers the Beast Wars part of the Beast Era, and includes the Japanese Cartoon in its own wierd way...so even though it doesn't contradict the American Cartoons in any way (thus making it possibly canon), its not canon because 3H and Fun can go together, and go with the Beast Era Cartoon only just as much as IDW's, but doesn't include the Japanese Cartoon in any way, and DOES include Beast Machines, thus its automatically made canon....wieeerd. But I'm not so sure that constitutes it being canon..it just says it has more content than IDW, has gotten to Beast Machines, contradicts the other comics but not the american cartoon in any way, and doesn't include the Japanese Canon in any way..that doesn't automatically make one more canon than the other. All it means is they don't go TOGETHER, not that one is canon and one is not. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be rude or a hardass but, I still just don't see it. Is there something I'm missing here?--[[User:Chipmonk328\|Chipmonk328]]		IDW only covers the Beast Wars part of the Beast Era, and includes the Japanese Cartoon in its own wierd way...so even though it doesn't contradict the American Cartoons in any way (thus making it possibly canon), its not canon because 3H and Fun can go together, and go with the Beast Era Cartoon only just as much as IDW's, but doesn't include the Japanese Cartoon in any way, and DOES include Beast Machines, thus its automatically made canon....wieeerd. But I'm not so sure that constitutes it being canon..it just says it has more content than IDW, has gotten to Beast Machines, contradicts the other comics but not the american cartoon in any way, and doesn't include the Japanese Canon in any way..that doesn't automatically make one more canon than the other. All it means is they don't go TOGETHER, not that one is canon and one is not. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be rude or a hardass but, I still just don't see it. Is there something I'm missing here?--[[User:Chipmonk328\|Chipmonk328]]
	:I think it goes like this: There are two timelines. One that includes American Beast Wars + Beast Machines + 3H + fun club. The other timline is American Beast Wars + some version of Japanese Beast Wars + IDW + Beast Machines. A lot of this timeline including the cartoon could be duplicated on the "IDW Beast Wars timeline" page, but they are different.		:I think it goes like this: There are two timelines. One that includes American Beast Wars + Beast Machines + 3H + fun club. The other timline is American Beast Wars + some version of Japanese Beast Wars + IDW + Beast Machines. A lot of this timeline including the cartoon could be duplicated on the "IDW Beast Wars timeline" page, but they are different.
	:Also, IDW ''does'' include Beast Machines. The ending of [[Transformers: Beast Wars: The Ascending\|The Ascending]] leads directly into the Beast Machines era. - [[User:Starfield\|Starfield]] 12:06, 7 January 2010 (EST)		:Also, IDW ''does'' include Beast Machines. The ending of [[Transformers, Beast Wars: The Ascending\|The Ascending]] leads directly into the Beast Machines era. - [[User:Starfield\|Starfield]] 12:06, 7 January 2010 (EST)

	:You just answered your own question. It doesn't go together with the main BW continuity, so it gets its own individual spin-off continuity under our organization scheme. It has nothing to do with one being less canon than the other, since as far as we're concerned, everything's canon. That doesn't mean everything is canon for the same continuity, however. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 12:20, 7 January 2010 (EST)		:You just answered your own question. It doesn't go together with the main BW continuity, so it gets its own individual spin-off continuity under our organization scheme. It has nothing to do with one being less canon than the other, since as far as we're concerned, everything's canon. That doesn't mean everything is canon for the same continuity, however. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 12:20, 7 January 2010 (EST)

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "The Ascending" with "Transformers: Beast Wars: The Ascending"

2011-11-03T11:37:04Z

BOT: replacing (1) links to "The Ascending" with "Transformers: Beast Wars: The Ascending"

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	IDW only covers the Beast Wars part of the Beast Era, and includes the Japanese Cartoon in its own wierd way...so even though it doesn't contradict the American Cartoons in any way (thus making it possibly canon), its not canon because 3H and Fun can go together, and go with the Beast Era Cartoon only just as much as IDW's, but doesn't include the Japanese Cartoon in any way, and DOES include Beast Machines, thus its automatically made canon....wieeerd. But I'm not so sure that constitutes it being canon..it just says it has more content than IDW, has gotten to Beast Machines, contradicts the other comics but not the american cartoon in any way, and doesn't include the Japanese Canon in any way..that doesn't automatically make one more canon than the other. All it means is they don't go TOGETHER, not that one is canon and one is not. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be rude or a hardass but, I still just don't see it. Is there something I'm missing here?--[[User:Chipmonk328\|Chipmonk328]]		IDW only covers the Beast Wars part of the Beast Era, and includes the Japanese Cartoon in its own wierd way...so even though it doesn't contradict the American Cartoons in any way (thus making it possibly canon), its not canon because 3H and Fun can go together, and go with the Beast Era Cartoon only just as much as IDW's, but doesn't include the Japanese Cartoon in any way, and DOES include Beast Machines, thus its automatically made canon....wieeerd. But I'm not so sure that constitutes it being canon..it just says it has more content than IDW, has gotten to Beast Machines, contradicts the other comics but not the american cartoon in any way, and doesn't include the Japanese Canon in any way..that doesn't automatically make one more canon than the other. All it means is they don't go TOGETHER, not that one is canon and one is not. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be rude or a hardass but, I still just don't see it. Is there something I'm missing here?--[[User:Chipmonk328\|Chipmonk328]]
	:I think it goes like this: There are two timelines. One that includes American Beast Wars + Beast Machines + 3H + fun club. The other timline is American Beast Wars + some version of Japanese Beast Wars + IDW + Beast Machines. A lot of this timeline including the cartoon could be duplicated on the "IDW Beast Wars timeline" page, but they are different.		:I think it goes like this: There are two timelines. One that includes American Beast Wars + Beast Machines + 3H + fun club. The other timline is American Beast Wars + some version of Japanese Beast Wars + IDW + Beast Machines. A lot of this timeline including the cartoon could be duplicated on the "IDW Beast Wars timeline" page, but they are different.
	:Also, IDW ''does'' include Beast Machines. The ending of [[The Ascending]] leads directly into the Beast Machines era. - [[User:Starfield\|Starfield]] 12:06, 7 January 2010 (EST)		:Also, IDW ''does'' include Beast Machines. The ending of [[Transformers: Beast Wars: The Ascending\|The Ascending]] leads directly into the Beast Machines era. - [[User:Starfield\|Starfield]] 12:06, 7 January 2010 (EST)

	:You just answered your own question. It doesn't go together with the main BW continuity, so it gets its own individual spin-off continuity under our organization scheme. It has nothing to do with one being less canon than the other, since as far as we're concerned, everything's canon. That doesn't mean everything is canon for the same continuity, however. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 12:20, 7 January 2010 (EST)		:You just answered your own question. It doesn't go together with the main BW continuity, so it gets its own individual spin-off continuity under our organization scheme. It has nothing to do with one being less canon than the other, since as far as we're concerned, everything's canon. That doesn't mean everything is canon for the same continuity, however. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 12:20, 7 January 2010 (EST)

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