The Battle of the Star Gate - Revision history

BerylRoll at 19:49, 22 January 2026

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	While the Autobots and Decepticons are occupied battling each other, Starscream's ghost reveals the reason for his theft of the energon cubes: Using their power, he fuses both himself and the present-day Starscream with the ''Trigger'', transforming the space station into a massive, misshapen [[robot mode]]. Tipping the scales even further in his favor, Starscream also takes control of the C-Xes and turns them against the other Transformers, but Megatron smashes his way through the drones and prepares to unleash his [[fusion cannon]] upon the composite Starscream/''Trigger'' beast. He is unable to take his shot, however, as Starscream uses the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s warp gate to teleport a hail of asteroids down upon the Autobots and Decepticons.		While the Autobots and Decepticons are occupied battling each other, Starscream's ghost reveals the reason for his theft of the energon cubes: Using their power, he fuses both himself and the present-day Starscream with the ''Trigger'', transforming the space station into a massive, misshapen [[robot mode]]. Tipping the scales even further in his favor, Starscream also takes control of the C-Xes and turns them against the other Transformers, but Megatron smashes his way through the drones and prepares to unleash his [[fusion cannon]] upon the composite Starscream/''Trigger'' beast. He is unable to take his shot, however, as Starscream uses the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s warp gate to teleport a hail of asteroids down upon the Autobots and Decepticons.

	In the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s control room, the Autobots' friend [[Makoto (Star Gate)\|Makoto]] rallies the other staff members in fighting back. Together, they activate the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s "purge system," and jettison the majority of the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s armor plating, just as they launch the control room as an escape pod. Although left a twisted mass of wiring and internal mechanics, Starscream still has plenty of fight left in him, and seizes the control room, hurling it towards Earth. As the capsule begins to burn up in re-entry, Makoto thinks the end is near... until the capsule is saved at the last moment by the timely arrival of Optimus Prime himself, riding on the back of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]]! Optimus mobilizes the Autobots, but they can do little more than blast at the asteroids Starscream continues to bombard them with, fearing what will happen if even one makes it past them to Earth. Megatron uses the opportunity to get close to Starscream and unleash a point-blank fusion cannon blast to his face. Thinking Starscream has been dealt with, Megatron wastes no time in turning on Optimus Prime, but in truth, Starscream is still kicking, and twists the remains of his blasted body into a gigantic warp gate that threatens to suck all the Transformers into a [[black hole]] somewhere in the depths of the universe. As the Transformers all fight against the pull of the gate, Megatron realizes that he must unite with Optimus Prime to stop Starscream, and transforms to pistol mode without shrinking, calling out to the Autobot leader to use his power. Prime seizes Megatron, and calls upon all the energy of the [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]], channelling it through himself and into Megatron, uniting the two leaders' power in one epic blast that reduces Starscream's ''Trigger''-body to cosmic atoms. However, the Transformers are all caught in the backwash of the tremendous explosion, and their flaming bodies are sent tumbling to Earth.		In the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s control room, the Autobots' friend [[Makoto (Star Gate)\|Makoto]] rallies the other staff members in fighting back. Together, they activate the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s "purge system," and jettison the majority of the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s armor plating, just as they launch the control room as an escape pod. Although left a twisted mass of wiring and internal mechanics, Starscream still has plenty of fight left in him, and seizes the control room, hurling it towards Earth. As the capsule begins to burn up in re-entry, Makoto thinks the end is near... until the capsule is saved at the last moment by the timely arrival of Optimus Prime himself, riding on the back of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]]! Optimus mobilizes the Autobots, but they can do little more than blast at the asteroids Starscream continues to bombard them with, fearing what will happen if even one makes it past them to Earth. Megatron uses the opportunity to get close to Starscream and unleash a point-blank fusion cannon blast to his face. Thinking Starscream has been dealt with, Megatron wastes no time in turning on Optimus Prime, but in truth, Starscream is still kicking, and twists the remains of his blasted body into a gigantic warp gate that threatens to suck all the Transformers into a [[Black hole (phenomenon)\|black hole]] somewhere in the depths of the universe. As the Transformers all fight against the pull of the gate, Megatron realizes that he must unite with Optimus Prime to stop Starscream, and transforms to pistol mode without shrinking, calling out to the Autobot leader to use his power. Prime seizes Megatron, and calls upon all the energy of the [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]], channelling it through himself and into Megatron, uniting the two leaders' power in one epic blast that reduces Starscream's ''Trigger''-body to cosmic atoms. However, the Transformers are all caught in the backwash of the tremendous explosion, and their flaming bodies are sent tumbling to Earth.

	Months later, Makoto reflects upon the events of the "Battle of the Star Gate", as they have become known. There has been no sign of Optimus Prime or Megatron since the battle in space, with only whispered rumors of a continuing fight between what few Autobots and Decepticons remain on Earth. Having been chosen to be part of the construction team for the ''[[Trigger II]]'', Makoto returns to space, but he is sure that, somewhere on Earth, Optimus Prime is alive, and that the time will come for him to fight again.		Months later, Makoto reflects upon the events of the "Battle of the Star Gate", as they have become known. There has been no sign of Optimus Prime or Megatron since the battle in space, with only whispered rumors of a continuing fight between what few Autobots and Decepticons remain on Earth. Having been chosen to be part of the construction team for the ''[[Trigger II]]'', Makoto returns to space, but he is sure that, somewhere on Earth, Optimus Prime is alive, and that the time will come for him to fight again.

AzimuthAcolyte: Reflecting move Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan) -> Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline

2023-10-03T03:59:30Z

Reflecting move Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan) -> Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline

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	*Starscream's ghost is revealed to have been responsible for corrupting the C-X drone in "[[Divided Views]]".		*Starscream's ghost is revealed to have been responsible for corrupting the C-X drone in "[[Divided Views]]".
	*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].		*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].
	*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline ~~(Japan)~~\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.		*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.
	*The events of this issue would be somewhat followed up in a "divergent" timeline in the ''[[Transformers Cloud\|Cloud]]'' [[Transformers Cloud Compilation Comic\|Compilation Comic]], which was also drawn by Tsushima.		*The events of this issue would be somewhat followed up in a "divergent" timeline in the ''[[Transformers Cloud\|Cloud]]'' [[Transformers Cloud Compilation Comic\|Compilation Comic]], which was also drawn by Tsushima.

Sabrblade: /* Notes */

2022-11-30T19:03:13Z

Notes

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	*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.		*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.
	*The events of this issue would be somewhat followed up in a "divergent" timeline in the ''[[Transformers Cloud\|Cloud]]'' [[Transformers Cloud Compilation Comic\|Compilation Comic]], which was also drawn by Tsushima.		*The events of this issue would be somewhat followed up in a "divergent" timeline in the ''[[Transformers Cloud\|Cloud]]'' [[Transformers Cloud Compilation Comic\|Compilation Comic]], which was also drawn by Tsushima.

			==External links==
			*[http://web.archive.org/web/20100722194959/http://www.allspark.com:80/content/view/4285/37/ Hydra's TF Pulp commentary on "The Battle of the Star Gate" at The Allspark] (archived)

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}
	[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues]]		[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues]]

Saix: /* Notes */

2022-01-25T01:11:04Z

Notes

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	*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].		*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].
	*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.		*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.
	*The events of this issue would be somewhat followed up in a "divergent" timeline in the ''[[Transformers Cloud\|Cloud]]'' [[Transformers Cloud Compilation Comic\|Compilation Comic]]		*The events of this issue would be somewhat followed up in a "divergent" timeline in the ''[[Transformers Cloud\|Cloud]]'' [[Transformers Cloud Compilation Comic\|Compilation Comic]], which was also drawn by Tsushima.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}
	[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues]]		[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues]]

Saix: /* Notes */

2022-01-25T01:10:18Z

Notes

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	*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].		*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].
	*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.		*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.
			*The events of this issue would be somewhat followed up in a "divergent" timeline in the ''[[Transformers Cloud\|Cloud]]'' [[Transformers Cloud Compilation Comic\|Compilation Comic]]

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}
	[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues]]		[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues]]

AzimuthAcolyte: Removing unsalvageable dead link

2021-11-15T06:06:12Z

Removing unsalvageable dead link

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	*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].		*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].
	*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.		*With this concluding chapter of ''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'', most of the Autobots and Decepticons are injured and missing, leaving Earth mostly devoid of Transformers in the late 1990s. When [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] created their [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]] in [[2007]], they exploited this state of affairs to slip the events of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'', set in [[2000]], into the Generation 1 continuity. As there hadn't been any real indication that ''Car Robots'' was part of Generation 1 continuity before, this was more than likely a happy accident on Tsushima's part.

	~~==External links==~~
	*[http://www.allspark.com/content/2014/04/transformers-the-stargate-battles-part-4-of-4/ "The Battle of the Star Gate" in English at the Allspark]


	{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}
	[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues]]		[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues]]

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Featured characters */ I don't think we need to link to the same page twice.

2021-09-20T08:06:44Z

Featured characters: I don't think we need to link to the same page twice.

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	*[[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundwave]] (4)		*[[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundwave]] (4)
	*[[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] (5)		*[[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] (5)
	*~~[[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|~~Starscream's Ghost]] (6)		*Starscream's Ghost (6)
	*[[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] (7)		*[[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] (7)
	*[[Venom (G1)\|Venom]] (8)		*[[Venom (G1)\|Venom]] (8)

Yaxuo: /* Featured characters */fixing link, replaced: Sixshot → Sixshot

2020-06-26T00:13:50Z

Featured characters: fixing link, replaced: Sixshot → Sixshot

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	*[[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] (14)		*[[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] (14)
	*[[Chop Shop (G1)\|Chop Shop]] (15)		*[[Chop Shop (G1)\|Chop Shop]] (15)
	*[[Sixshot]] (25)		*[[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]] (25)
	*[[Iguanus (G1)\|Iguanus]] (28)		*[[Iguanus (G1)\|Iguanus]] (28)

Abates at 08:11, 29 April 2018

2018-04-29T08:11:24Z

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	The [[Decepticon]]s report to [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] that [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] has absconded with their stolen shipment of [[energon cube]]s, along with the mysterious duplicate Starscream who appeared from within the ''[[Trigger]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s warp gate. [[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundwave]] soon gets a lock on Starscream's position: He and his enigmatic doppelgänger have withdrawn to the orbiting ''Trigger'' space station.		The [[Decepticon]]s report to [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] that [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] has absconded with their stolen shipment of [[energon cube]]s, along with the mysterious duplicate Starscream who appeared from within the ''[[Trigger]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s warp gate. [[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundwave]] soon gets a lock on Starscream's position: He and his enigmatic doppelgänger have withdrawn to the orbiting ''Trigger'' space station.

	Out in space, aboard the ''Trigger'', Starscream cuts right to the chase, inquiring as to the identity of the second Starscream. The stranger reveals himself to be Starscream's own ghost, having inadvertently been transported back in time from the near future. Starscream's ghost intends to change the flow of history, destroying Megatron in the present so that he can survive in the future. As the spectral figure gloats, the amassed forces of the Decepticons suddenly appear in the star-specked sky overhead, followed quickly by the [[Autobot]] army. [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] is notable by his absence, having been missing since Megatron sent him to the depths of the ocean during their last encounter. Unfortunately, the Autobots cannot make a move against the Starscreams, who stand poised to kill the human staff of the ''Trigger'' if the heroes so much as twitch. Megatron, of course, is not so concerned, perfectly willing to kill the Starscreams and humans in one blast, and so the Autobots are forced to engage the Decepticons in battle to prevent them from taking action. Helping the Autobots in the battle are a platoon of [[C-X]] drones, dispatched from [[Earth]] by [[Adle\|Professor Adle]].		Out in space, aboard the ''Trigger'', Starscream cuts right to the chase, inquiring as to the identity of the second Starscream. The stranger reveals himself to be Starscream's own ghost, having inadvertently been transported back in time from the near future. Starscream's ghost intends to change the flow of history, destroying Megatron in the present so that he can survive in the future. As the spectral figure gloats, the amassed forces of the Decepticons suddenly appear in the star-specked sky overhead, followed quickly by the [[Autobot]] army. [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] is notable by his absence, having been missing since Megatron sent him to the depths of the ocean during their last encounter. Unfortunately, the Autobots cannot make a move against the Starscreams, who stand poised to kill the human staff of the ''Trigger'' if the heroes so much as twitch. Megatron, of course, is not so concerned, perfectly willing to kill the Starscreams and humans in one blast, and so the Autobots are forced to engage the Decepticons in battle to prevent them from taking action. Helping the Autobots in the battle are a platoon of [[C-X]] drones, dispatched from [[Earth]] by [[Felix Adle\|Professor Adle]].

	While the Autobots and Decepticons are occupied battling each other, Starscream's ghost reveals the reason for his theft of the energon cubes: Using their power, he fuses both himself and the present-day Starscream with the ''Trigger'', transforming the space station into a massive, misshapen [[robot mode]]. Tipping the scales even further in his favor, Starscream also takes control of the C-Xes and turns them against the other Transformers, but Megatron smashes his way through the drones and prepares to unleash his [[fusion cannon]] upon the composite Starscream/''Trigger'' beast. He is unable to take his shot, however, as Starscream uses the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s warp gate to teleport a hail of asteroids down upon the Autobots and Decepticons.		While the Autobots and Decepticons are occupied battling each other, Starscream's ghost reveals the reason for his theft of the energon cubes: Using their power, he fuses both himself and the present-day Starscream with the ''Trigger'', transforming the space station into a massive, misshapen [[robot mode]]. Tipping the scales even further in his favor, Starscream also takes control of the C-Xes and turns them against the other Transformers, but Megatron smashes his way through the drones and prepares to unleash his [[fusion cannon]] upon the composite Starscream/''Trigger'' beast. He is unable to take his shot, however, as Starscream uses the ''Trigger''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s warp gate to teleport a hail of asteroids down upon the Autobots and Decepticons.
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	*[[Highjump (G1)\|Highjump]] (37)		*[[Highjump (G1)\|Highjump]] (37)
	*[[Huffer (G1)\|Huffer]] (38)		*[[Huffer (G1)\|Huffer]] (38)
	*[[Hot Rod/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hot Rod]] (39)		*[[Hot Rod (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hot Rod]] (39)
	*[[Overdrive]] (40)		*[[Overdrive]] (40)
	*[[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]] (41)		*[[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]] (41)
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	*[[Makoto (Star Gate)\|Makoto]] (22)		*[[Makoto (Star Gate)\|Makoto]] (22)
	*''Trigger'' staff members (23 & 24)		*''Trigger'' staff members (23 & 24)
	*[[Adle]] (29)		*[[Felix Adle\|Professor Adle]] (29)
	*[[Katua Adle]] (49)		*[[Katua Adle]] (49)

Saix: clean up, replaced: Ghost in the Machine (episode) → Ghost in the Machine (G1)

2016-04-16T01:00:52Z

clean up, replaced: Ghost in the Machine (episode) → Ghost in the Machine (G1)

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	*This issue features many [[generic]]s. Some of these may be established characters, but there isn't enough detail to make a positive identification. Possible cameos include (in order of appearance): [[Mudslinger (G1)\|Mudslinger]], [[Hot Spot (G1)\|Hot Spot]], [[Meltdown (G1)\|Meltdown]], and [[Groundbreaker]].		*This issue features many [[generic]]s. Some of these may be established characters, but there isn't enough detail to make a positive identification. Possible cameos include (in order of appearance): [[Mudslinger (G1)\|Mudslinger]], [[Hot Spot (G1)\|Hot Spot]], [[Meltdown (G1)\|Meltdown]], and [[Groundbreaker]].
	*This story takes place in the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original ''The Transformers'' cartoon]] continuity, before the events of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. In this context, many of the cameos seem out of place, including Sixshot, the Deluxe Insecticons, and Micromasters.		*This story takes place in the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original ''The Transformers'' cartoon]] continuity, before the events of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. In this context, many of the cameos seem out of place, including Sixshot, the Deluxe Insecticons, and Micromasters.
	*The duplicate Starscream which appeared at the conclusion of the previous issue is revealed to be Starscream's ghost, which appeared in the Generation 1 cartoon episodes "[[Starscream's Ghost]]" and "[[Ghost in the Machine (~~episode~~)\|Ghost in the Machine]]". In this story, he has travelled back in time, just as he also did in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' episode "[[Possession]]", but with suitably more explanation.		*The duplicate Starscream which appeared at the conclusion of the previous issue is revealed to be Starscream's ghost, which appeared in the Generation 1 cartoon episodes "[[Starscream's Ghost]]" and "[[Ghost in the Machine (G1)\|Ghost in the Machine]]". In this story, he has travelled back in time, just as he also did in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' episode "[[Possession]]", but with suitably more explanation.
	*Starscream's ghost is revealed to have been responsible for corrupting the C-X drone in "[[Divided Views]]".		*Starscream's ghost is revealed to have been responsible for corrupting the C-X drone in "[[Divided Views]]".
	*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].		*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].

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	*[[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundwave]] (4)		*[[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Soundwave]] (4)
	*[[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] (5)		*[[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] (5)
	*~~[[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|~~Starscream's Ghost]] (6)		*Starscream's Ghost (6)
	*[[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] (7)		*[[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] (7)
	*[[Venom (G1)\|Venom]] (8)		*[[Venom (G1)\|Venom]] (8)

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	*[[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] (14)		*[[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] (14)
	*[[Chop Shop (G1)\|Chop Shop]] (15)		*[[Chop Shop (G1)\|Chop Shop]] (15)
	*[[Sixshot]] (25)		*[[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]] (25)
	*[[Iguanus (G1)\|Iguanus]] (28)		*[[Iguanus (G1)\|Iguanus]] (28)

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	*This issue features many [[generic]]s. Some of these may be established characters, but there isn't enough detail to make a positive identification. Possible cameos include (in order of appearance): [[Mudslinger (G1)\|Mudslinger]], [[Hot Spot (G1)\|Hot Spot]], [[Meltdown (G1)\|Meltdown]], and [[Groundbreaker]].		*This issue features many [[generic]]s. Some of these may be established characters, but there isn't enough detail to make a positive identification. Possible cameos include (in order of appearance): [[Mudslinger (G1)\|Mudslinger]], [[Hot Spot (G1)\|Hot Spot]], [[Meltdown (G1)\|Meltdown]], and [[Groundbreaker]].
	*This story takes place in the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original ''The Transformers'' cartoon]] continuity, before the events of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. In this context, many of the cameos seem out of place, including Sixshot, the Deluxe Insecticons, and Micromasters.		*This story takes place in the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original ''The Transformers'' cartoon]] continuity, before the events of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. In this context, many of the cameos seem out of place, including Sixshot, the Deluxe Insecticons, and Micromasters.
	*The duplicate Starscream which appeared at the conclusion of the previous issue is revealed to be Starscream's ghost, which appeared in the Generation 1 cartoon episodes "[[Starscream's Ghost]]" and "[[Ghost in the Machine (~~episode~~)\|Ghost in the Machine]]". In this story, he has travelled back in time, just as he also did in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' episode "[[Possession]]", but with suitably more explanation.		*The duplicate Starscream which appeared at the conclusion of the previous issue is revealed to be Starscream's ghost, which appeared in the Generation 1 cartoon episodes "[[Starscream's Ghost]]" and "[[Ghost in the Machine (G1)\|Ghost in the Machine]]". In this story, he has travelled back in time, just as he also did in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' episode "[[Possession]]", but with suitably more explanation.
	*Starscream's ghost is revealed to have been responsible for corrupting the C-X drone in "[[Divided Views]]".		*Starscream's ghost is revealed to have been responsible for corrupting the C-X drone in "[[Divided Views]]".
	*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].		*This issue contains one of the handful of instances in which Megatron has transformed to pistol mode [[Megatron (G1)#Notes\|without shrinking]].