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Saix: clean up, replaced: Metroplex (Kre-O) → Metroplex (G1) (2)

2023-04-27T17:33:40Z

clean up, replaced: Metroplex (Kre-O) → Metroplex (G1) (2)

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	At [[Metroplex (~~Kre-O~~)\|Autobot City]], [[Obsidian (BM)\|Obsidian]] has gathered the Autobots for a briefing on Earth's Most Wanted criminals: the cyborg mad scientist [[Doctor Arkeville]]; the supervillain [[Donny Finkleberg\|Robot-Master]]; the diminutive body snatcher the [[Headmaster (Animated)\|Headmaster]]; the unstable [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Autobot Spike]]; and the robot ninja [[Nightbird (G1)\|Nightbird]]. The briefing soon turns into a combat situation, however, when [[Landshark (G1)\|Landshark]] spots the criminals, backed up by numerous copies of Nightbird. Obsidian orders [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]] and [[Fractyl]] to take care of the rank-and-file, as he grapples with Arkeville. The Headmaster takes his chance in all the confusion, robbing [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)\|Sentinel Prime]] of his body, and using his optics to access his way into Metroplex's control room. Recovering Metroplex's processing core on a disk, the Headmaster reconvenes with the others, who plan to return to their lair. Fortunately, [[Carzap (BT)\|Carzap]] speeds to the rescue, transforming and grabbing the disk. With it safe, [[G.B. Blackrock]] uses his [[Circuit Smasher (Kre-O)\|Circuit Smasher]] to force the Headmaster to separate from Sentinel's body, forcing the villains to retreat. The Autobots are glad that the disk was saved, or else Metroplex would have lost his head; Rattrap quips that he's thankful Sentinel lost his instead. Angered, Sentinel Prime orders the others to put his head back on his body, or else "heads will roll". Unfortunately for him, his body is still immobile due to the Circuit Smasher's effects; because of this, he's temporarily placed on a small wheeled platform, much to his chagrin.		At [[Metroplex (G1)\|Autobot City]], [[Obsidian (BM)\|Obsidian]] has gathered the Autobots for a briefing on Earth's Most Wanted criminals: the cyborg mad scientist [[Doctor Arkeville]]; the supervillain [[Donny Finkleberg\|Robot-Master]]; the diminutive body snatcher the [[Headmaster (Animated)\|Headmaster]]; the unstable [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Autobot Spike]]; and the robot ninja [[Nightbird (G1)\|Nightbird]]. The briefing soon turns into a combat situation, however, when [[Landshark (G1)\|Landshark]] spots the criminals, backed up by numerous copies of Nightbird. Obsidian orders [[Rattrap (BW)\|Rattrap]] and [[Fractyl]] to take care of the rank-and-file, as he grapples with Arkeville. The Headmaster takes his chance in all the confusion, robbing [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)\|Sentinel Prime]] of his body, and using his optics to access his way into Metroplex's control room. Recovering Metroplex's processing core on a disk, the Headmaster reconvenes with the others, who plan to return to their lair. Fortunately, [[Carzap (BT)\|Carzap]] speeds to the rescue, transforming and grabbing the disk. With it safe, [[G.B. Blackrock]] uses his [[Circuit Smasher (Kre-O)\|Circuit Smasher]] to force the Headmaster to separate from Sentinel's body, forcing the villains to retreat. The Autobots are glad that the disk was saved, or else Metroplex would have lost his head; Rattrap quips that he's thankful Sentinel lost his instead. Angered, Sentinel Prime orders the others to put his head back on his body, or else "heads will roll". Unfortunately for him, his body is still immobile due to the Circuit Smasher's effects; because of this, he's temporarily placed on a small wheeled platform, much to his chagrin.

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==
	{{featuredcharacters		{{featuredcharacters
	\|c1=		\|c1=
	*[[Metroplex (~~Kre-O~~)\|Metroplex]] (1)		*[[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]] (1)
	*[[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] (2)		*[[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] (2)
	*[[Strika (BM)\|Strika]] (5)		*[[Strika (BM)\|Strika]] (5)

Saix: /* Transformers references */clean up, replaced: [[Wrecker| → [[Wreckers|, typos fixed: ously- → ously

2023-01-20T18:59:29Z

Transformers references: clean up, replaced: [[Wrecker| → [[Wreckers|, typos fixed: ously- → ously

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* This comic was sold with the ''Kre-O'' Kreon Souvenir Set at [[BotCon 2015]], featuring the set's five "Earth's Most Wanted" criminals and Sentinel Prime. It also takes inspiration from the online ''Kre-O'' manga, of which artist Hayato Sakamoto drew the first half—especially with the Metroplex/Autobot City base, specifically based on his ''Generations'' "Thrilling 30" toy.		* This comic was sold with the ''Kre-O'' Kreon Souvenir Set at [[BotCon 2015]], featuring the set's five "Earth's Most Wanted" criminals and Sentinel Prime. It also takes inspiration from the online ''Kre-O'' manga, of which artist Hayato Sakamoto drew the first half—especially with the Metroplex/Autobot City base, specifically based on his ''Generations'' "Thrilling 30" toy.
	* Other previously-released Kreons who appear include Obsidian, Strika, and Hoist (from the [[BotCon 2013]] set); Fractyl, Rattrap, and Landshark (from the BotCon 2014 set); and G.B. Blackrock (of whom a Kreon version was sold with [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service]] 3.0 toy Carzap).		* Other previously released Kreons who appear include Obsidian, Strika, and Hoist (from the [[BotCon 2013]] set); Fractyl, Rattrap, and Landshark (from the BotCon 2014 set); and G.B. Blackrock (of whom a Kreon version was sold with [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service]] 3.0 toy Carzap).
	* Newly created fictional Kreons in this chapter include Flareup (based on her BotCon 2014 toy, with her parts being sourced from helmet of [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]] and the wings of [[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheeljack]]) and a [[Micro-Changer]] version of Carzap (based on his TFSS ''Timelines'' toy, with the helmet of [[Sideswipe (G1)\|Sideswipe]] and the wings of [[Prowl (G1)\|Prowl]]/[[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]]/[[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]]).		* Newly created fictional Kreons in this chapter include Flareup (based on her BotCon 2014 toy, with her parts being sourced from helmet of [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]] and the wings of [[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheeljack]]) and a [[Micro-Changer]] version of Carzap (based on his TFSS ''Timelines'' toy, with the helmet of [[Sideswipe (G1)\|Sideswipe]] and the wings of [[Prowl (G1)\|Prowl]]/[[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]]/[[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]]).
	* Additionally, in the first panel, a helicopter based on the ''Zone'' [[Sky Hyper]] [[Micromaster]] Base is seen hovering in the sky.		* Additionally, in the first panel, a helicopter based on the ''Zone'' [[Sky Hyper]] [[Micromaster]] Base is seen hovering in the sky.
	* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[~~Wrecker~~\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.		* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wreckers\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.
	* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die" catchphrase from ''Beast Wars'' with the fact that [[LEGO]]—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.		* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die" catchphrase from ''Beast Wars'' with the fact that [[LEGO]]—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.
	* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in the ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".		* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in the ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".

Cyberlink420 at 20:12, 11 May 2022

2022-05-11T20:12:19Z

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	* Additionally, in the first panel, a helicopter based on the ''Zone'' [[Sky Hyper]] [[Micromaster]] Base is seen hovering in the sky.		* Additionally, in the first panel, a helicopter based on the ''Zone'' [[Sky Hyper]] [[Micromaster]] Base is seen hovering in the sky.
	* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wrecker\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.		* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wrecker\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.
	* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die" catchphrase from ''Beast Wars'' with the fact that ~~{{w\|Lego}}~~—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.		* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die" catchphrase from ''Beast Wars'' with the fact that [[LEGO]]—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.
	* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in the ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".		* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in the ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".
	* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.		* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.

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2020-07-21T01:16:23Z

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* Headmaster calls Blackrock a "{{w\|Camping (gaming)\|camper}}", a gaming term referring to those who stay in a specific position to gain a strategic advantage.		* Headmaster calls Blackrock a "{{w\|Camping (gaming)\|camper}}," a gaming term referring to those who stay in a specific position to gain a strategic advantage.

	===Other trivia===		===Other trivia===

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2020-07-21T01:04:53Z

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	* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.		* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.
	* G.B. Blackrock calls the little gun emplacement his toy came with the "Circuit Smasher"; "Circuit Smasher" was the identity [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] took after being brought back to life with G.B. Blackrock's technology, as seen in IDW Publishing's ''Regeneration One''. Headmaster quips that it should have been called "Circuit Breaker", after the [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|robot-hating human]] and former Blackrock employee from the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics, whose technology was used in Blackrock's resurrection of Spike (though it was never said to be her specifically, given that Marvel owns the rights to her).		* G.B. Blackrock calls the little gun emplacement his toy came with the "Circuit Smasher"; "Circuit Smasher" was the identity [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] took after being brought back to life with G.B. Blackrock's technology, as seen in IDW Publishing's ''Regeneration One''. Headmaster quips that it should have been called "Circuit Breaker", after the [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|robot-hating human]] and former Blackrock employee from the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics, whose technology was used in Blackrock's resurrection of Spike (though it was never said to be her specifically, given that Marvel owns the rights to her).
	* Robot-Master orders "Nightbird, to the shadows!" The Japanese dub of the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' episode that introduced her, "[[Enter the Nightbird]]", was titled "The Shadow of Nightbird".		* Robot-Master orders "Nightbird, to the shadows!" as he and the other Most Wanted retreat. The Japanese dub of the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' episode that introduced her, "[[Enter the Nightbird]]", was titled "The Shadow of Nightbird".

	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===

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2020-07-21T01:04:11Z

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	* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wrecker\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.		* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wrecker\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.
	* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die" catchphrase from ''Beast Wars'' with the fact that {{w\|Lego}}—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.		* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die" catchphrase from ''Beast Wars'' with the fact that {{w\|Lego}}—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.
	* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".		* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in the ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".
	* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.		* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.
	* G.B. Blackrock calls the little gun emplacement his toy came with the "Circuit Smasher"; "Circuit Smasher" was the identity [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] took after being brought back to life with G.B. Blackrock's technology, as seen in IDW Publishing's ''Regeneration One''. Headmaster quips that it should have been called "Circuit Breaker", after the [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|robot-hating human]] and former Blackrock employee from the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics, whose technology was used in Blackrock's resurrection of Spike (though it was never said to be her specifically, given that Marvel owns the rights to her).		* G.B. Blackrock calls the little gun emplacement his toy came with the "Circuit Smasher"; "Circuit Smasher" was the identity [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] took after being brought back to life with G.B. Blackrock's technology, as seen in IDW Publishing's ''Regeneration One''. Headmaster quips that it should have been called "Circuit Breaker", after the [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|robot-hating human]] and former Blackrock employee from the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics, whose technology was used in Blackrock's resurrection of Spike (though it was never said to be her specifically, given that Marvel owns the rights to her).

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2020-07-21T01:03:46Z

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	* Additionally, in the first panel, a helicopter based on the ''Zone'' [[Sky Hyper]] [[Micromaster]] Base is seen hovering in the sky.		* Additionally, in the first panel, a helicopter based on the ''Zone'' [[Sky Hyper]] [[Micromaster]] Base is seen hovering in the sky.
	* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wrecker\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.		* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wrecker\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.
	* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die ~~quote~~" with the fact that {{w\|Lego}}—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.		* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die" catchphrase from ''Beast Wars'' with the fact that {{w\|Lego}}—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.
	* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".		* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".
	* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.		* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.

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2020-07-21T01:02:45Z

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* This comic was sold with the ''Kre-O'' Kreon Souvenir Set at [[BotCon 2015]], featuring the set's five "Earth's Most Wanted" criminals and Sentinel Prime. It also takes inspiration from the online ''Kre-O'' manga, of which artist Hayato Sakamoto drew the first ~~half-especially~~ the Metroplex/Autobot City base, specifically based on his ''Generations'' "Thrilling 30" toy.		* This comic was sold with the ''Kre-O'' Kreon Souvenir Set at [[BotCon 2015]], featuring the set's five "Earth's Most Wanted" criminals and Sentinel Prime. It also takes inspiration from the online ''Kre-O'' manga, of which artist Hayato Sakamoto drew the first half—especially with the Metroplex/Autobot City base, specifically based on his ''Generations'' "Thrilling 30" toy.
	* Other previously-released Kreons who appear include Obsidian, Strika, and Hoist (from the [[BotCon 2013]] set); Fractyl, Rattrap, and Landshark (from the BotCon 2014 set); and G.B. Blackrock (of whom a Kreon version was sold with [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service]] 3.0 toy Carzap).		* Other previously-released Kreons who appear include Obsidian, Strika, and Hoist (from the [[BotCon 2013]] set); Fractyl, Rattrap, and Landshark (from the BotCon 2014 set); and G.B. Blackrock (of whom a Kreon version was sold with [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service]] 3.0 toy Carzap).
	* Newly created fictional Kreons in this chapter include Flareup (based on her BotCon 2014 toy, with her parts being sourced from helmet of [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]] and the wings of [[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheeljack]]) and a [[Micro-Changer]] version of Carzap (based on his TFSS ''Timelines'' toy, with the helmet of [[Sideswipe (G1)\|Sideswipe]] and the wings of [[Prowl (G1)\|Prowl]]/[[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]]/[[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]]).		* Newly created fictional Kreons in this chapter include Flareup (based on her BotCon 2014 toy, with her parts being sourced from helmet of [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]] and the wings of [[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheeljack]]) and a [[Micro-Changer]] version of Carzap (based on his TFSS ''Timelines'' toy, with the helmet of [[Sideswipe (G1)\|Sideswipe]] and the wings of [[Prowl (G1)\|Prowl]]/[[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]]/[[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]]).
	* Additionally, in the first panel, a helicopter based on the ''Zone'' [[Sky Hyper]] [[Micromaster]] Base is seen hovering in the sky.		* Additionally, in the first panel, a helicopter based on the ''Zone'' [[Sky Hyper]] [[Micromaster]] Base is seen hovering in the sky.
	* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wrecker\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.		* There are multiple Nightbirds present in the story, inspired by the army of them from 3H Productions' ''The Wreckers'' issue [[Departure\|#1]]. Additionally, Fractyl is seen on the Autobot's side; he was a member of the [[Wrecker\|titular group]] in ''The Wreckers'' comic series.
	* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die quote" with the fact that {{w\|Lego}}~~-er~~, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.		* Rattrap moans that the Autobots are "all gonna be lil' lost pieces in the carpet," combining his infamous "we're all gonna die quote" with the fact that {{w\|Lego}}—er, ''Kre-O'' pieces are wont to disappear.
	* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".		* The Headmaster speaks in his "leetspeak". It's still as annoying now as it was then. Additionally, he takes over Sentinel Prime's body, as he did in ''Animated'' episode "[[The Return of the Headmaster]]".
	* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.		* Carzap speaks in Japanese, much like the ''Wings Universe'' character he's based on, who was actually created in Japan.

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2020-07-21T01:01:39Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Even though some of the featured villains have been associated with the Decepticons in other media, no actual Decepticon appears in the story.		*Even though some of the featured villains have been associated with the Decepticons in other media, no actual Decepticon appears in the story.
	* This comic was sold with the ''Kre-O'' Kreon Souvenir Set at [[BotCon 2015]], composed of this stories "Earth's Most Wanted" and Sentinel Prime. It also takes inspiration from the online ''Kre-O'' manga, of which artist Hayato Sakamoto drew the first half.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

Escargon: /* Real-world references */

2020-07-21T01:01:07Z

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* Headmaster calls Blackrock a "{{w\|Camping (gaming)\|camper}}".		* Headmaster calls Blackrock a "{{w\|Camping (gaming)\|camper}}", a gaming term referring to those who stay in a specific position to gain a strategic advantage.

	===Other trivia===		===Other trivia===