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	[[Jim Sorenson\|Sorenson]] and [[Bill Forster\|Forster]] have been known for their layered references in the ''Transformers: Animated'' guidebooks, so in their ''[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]'' (published March 2015), are they implying that Daira is the unnamed planet in ''[[The Transformers: Drift - Empire of Stone]]'' (published from November 2014 to February 2015).		[[Jim Sorenson\|Sorenson]] and [[Bill Forster\|Forster]] have been known for their layered references in the ''Transformers: Animated'' guidebooks, so in their ''[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]'' (published March 2015), are they implying that Daira is the unnamed planet in ''[[The Transformers: Drift - Empire of Stone]]'' (published from November 2014 to February 2015).
	I say this because, in ''The Complete AllSpark Almanac'', Daira is neighboring [[Cresta Superior]], [[Kyron]], and [[Spensifax B]], implying that all these planets will be involved in a grand [[Decepticon]] invasion, such as the killing of the "Stone Monks" will cause the [[Stone Army]] to devolve into the rock monsters on Daira.		I say this because, in ''The Complete AllSpark Almanac'', Daira is neighboring [[Cresta Superior]], [[Kyron]], and [[Spensifax B]], implying that all these planets will be involved in a grand [[Decepticon]] invasion, such as the killing of the "Stone Monks" will cause the [[Stone Army]] to devolve into the rock monsters on Daira.
	[[Shane McCarthy\|McCarthy]] is open about using the Japanese-only, sequel series for inspiration, and I can see co-authors Sorenson and Forster alluding to that. I need confirmation from either co-author (either from [[Circular reporting\|roving the site for research]], or another editor sharing a link from a past Q&A) to help prove/disprove this theory.		[[Shane McCarthy\|McCarthy]] is open about using the Japanese-only, sequel series for inspiration, and I can see co-authors Sorenson and Forster alluding to that. I need confirmation from either co-author (either from [[Circular reporting\|roving the site for research]], or another editor sharing a link from a past Q&A) to help prove/disprove this theory.

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==''Animated'' Continuity of Daira is the home world of the Stone Army==
[[Jim Sorenson|Sorenson]] and [[Bill Forster|Forster]] have been known for their layered references in the ''Transformers: Animated'' guidebooks, so in their ''[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]'' (published March 2015), are they implying that Daira is the unnamed planet in ''[[The Transformers: Drift - Empire of Stone]]'' (published from November 2014 to February 2015).
I say this because, in ''The Complete AllSpark Almanac'', Daira is neighboring [[Cresta Superior]], [[Kyron]], and [[Spensifax B]], implying that all these planets will be involved in a grand [[Decepticon]] invasion, such as the killing of the "Stone Monks" will cause the [[Stone Army]] to devolve into the rock monsters on Daira.
[[Shane McCarthy|McCarthy]] is open about using the Japanese-only, sequel series for inspiration, and I can see co-authors Sorenson and Forster alluding to that. I need confirmation from either co-author (either from [[Circular reporting|roving the site for research]], or another editor sharing a link from a past Q&A) to help prove/disprove this theory.

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