The Official Transformers Collectors' Club Magazine issue 1 - Revision history

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	'''The first and only exciting issue!'''		'''The first and only exciting issue!'''

	~~=The Official Transformers Collectors' Club Magazine issue 1=~~

	==Contents==		==Contents==

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	===Profile notes===		===Profile notes===
			*As noted on the cover, the characters receiving profiles are all store [[exclusive]]s: the Dreadwind & Smokejumper two-pack from [[Target]], Megabolt and Jhiaxus from [[KB Toys]], ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime from [[Sam's Club]] and Sunstorm from [[e-HOBBY]].
	* Characters mentioned in the bios but not seen include: [[Unicron]], the [[Liege Maximo]], [[Megatron (RID)\|Galvatron]], [[Koji Onishi]], [[Primus]], and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* Characters mentioned in the bios but not seen include: [[Unicron]], the [[Liege Maximo]], [[Megatron (RID)\|Galvatron]], [[Koji Onishi]], [[Primus]], and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|Ultra Magnus]].
	* The profiles for Megabolt, Jhiaxus and ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime explicitly discuss their abduction into the [[Universe War]], while those for Dreadwind, Smokejumper and Sunstorm don't acknowledge any setting beyond assigning them to the [[Child of Primus]] ''Universe'' faction. The profile for [[Megazarak (Universe)\|Megazarak]] published in the [[OTFCC: Official Convention Souvenir Guide\|OTFCC 2004 souvenir guide]] would subsequently take advantage of that fact to place those three characters in the "[[Shell Game]]" continuity. In contrast, the MegaWing Galvatron instructions in this same issue places Dreadwind and Smokejumper in the world of the [[Unicron Trilogy]]. Years later, [[Fun Publications]]' iteration of "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would reconcile both sources by having the characters travel between dimensions.		* The profiles for Megabolt, Jhiaxus and ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime explicitly discuss their abduction into the [[Universe War]], while those for Dreadwind, Smokejumper and Sunstorm don't acknowledge any setting beyond assigning them to the [[Child of Primus]] ''Universe'' faction. The profile for [[Megazarak (Universe)\|Megazarak]] published in the [[OTFCC: Official Convention Souvenir Guide\|OTFCC 2004 souvenir guide]] would subsequently take advantage of that fact to place those three characters in the "[[Shell Game]]" continuity. In contrast, the MegaWing Galvatron instructions in this same issue places Dreadwind and Smokejumper in the world of the [[Unicron Trilogy]]. Years later, [[Fun Publications]]' iteration of "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would reconcile both sources by having the characters travel between dimensions.

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	*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)		*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)
	*''[[More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada\|Armada: More Than Meets The Eye]]'' preview (page 23)		*''[[More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada\|Armada: More Than Meets The Eye]]'' preview (page 23)
	*"Crazy Customizations: ~~Megawing~~ [[Megatron (Armada)\|Galvatron]]" by [[Robert Yee]] (page 24-25)		*"Crazy Customizations: MegaWing [[Megatron (Armada)\|Galvatron]]" by [[Robert Yee]] (page 24-25)
	*Fan Artwork Gallery II (page 26)		*Fan Artwork Gallery II (page 26)
	*"[[Genesis: The Art of Transformers\|Genesis]] Redux" (page 27)		*"[[Genesis: The Art of Transformers\|Genesis]] Redux" (page 27)
	*"[[Superdeformers\|SuperDeformed Fan]]" comic by [[Matt Nelson]] (inside back cover)		*"[[Superdeformers\|SuperDeformed Fan]]" comic by [[Matt Nelson]] (inside back cover)

	~~==Errors==~~
	* Megawing Galvatron's instructions came with a short fiction blurb that cast Dreadwind and Smokejumper as [[Unicron Trilogy]] characters who utilize the [[Spark of Combination]] to combine with Galvatron. This is at odds with their profiles within the same issue.

	==Notes==		==Notes==
			===Production notes===
	[[File:Otfccmag2.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|You can't have this!]]		[[File:Otfccmag2.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|You can't have this!]]
	* This is the first and only issue of [[3H Productions]]' Collectors' Club Magazine, published before they lost the license to [[Fun Publications]].		* This is the first and only issue of [[3H Productions]]' Collectors' Club Magazine, published before they lost the license to [[Fun Publications]].
	* It's 8 inches by 12 inches! Woof!		* It's 8 inches by 12 inches! Woof!
	* [[Dan Khanna]] provided the art for the cover.		* [[Dan Khanna]] provided the art for the cover.
	* Characters mentioned in the bios but not seen include: [[Unicron]], the [[Liege Maximo]], [[Megatron (RID)\|Galvatron]], [[Koji Onishi]], [[Primus]], and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|Ultra Magnus]].
	* The back cover promises issue 2 will be "The Tribute to Arcee Issue!" This didn't happen, of course. The copy on the cover notes an interview with [[Susan Blu\|Sue Blu]], "Metamorphosis" (a text story detailing Arcee's time between the end of the war and her change into a technorganic spider), and more reviews, profiles, and comic story reprints.		* The back cover promises issue 2 will be "The Tribute to Arcee Issue!" This didn't happen, of course. The copy on the cover notes an interview with [[Susan Blu\|Sue Blu]], "Metamorphosis" (a text story detailing Arcee's time between the end of the war and her change into a technorganic spider), and more reviews, profiles, and comic story reprints.
	* [[Rob Gerbracht]] wrote the profiles in this issue.		* [[Rob Gerbracht]] wrote the profiles in this issue.
	* The profile for ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime in this magazine is the first official instance that his Matrix is fully referred to as the "[[Matrix of Leadership]]". The [[Dimensional Patrol]] mentioned in his profile comes from Car Robots, although, with this being published in the early 2000s, nobody knew for sure if they were real.
	* "Less Than Zero" was a safe-for-print adaptation of David Willis's "Dumbass Transformer of the Month" Internet feature. It made fun of [[Unicron]].		* "Less Than Zero" was a safe-for-print adaptation of David Willis's "Dumbass Transformer of the Month" Internet feature. It made fun of [[Unicron]].
	* "Genesis Redux" featured material left out of the publication due to space reasons.		* "Genesis Redux" featured material left out of the publication due to space reasons.

			===Profile notes===
			* Characters mentioned in the bios but not seen include: [[Unicron]], the [[Liege Maximo]], [[Megatron (RID)\|Galvatron]], [[Koji Onishi]], [[Primus]], and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|Ultra Magnus]].
			* The profiles for Megabolt, Jhiaxus and ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime explicitly discuss their abduction into the [[Universe War]], while those for Dreadwind, Smokejumper and Sunstorm don't acknowledge any setting beyond assigning them to the [[Child of Primus]] ''Universe'' faction. The profile for [[Megazarak (Universe)\|Megazarak]] published in the [[OTFCC: Official Convention Souvenir Guide\|OTFCC 2004 souvenir guide]] would subsequently take advantage of that fact to place those three characters in the "[[Shell Game]]" continuity. In contrast, the MegaWing Galvatron instructions in this same issue places Dreadwind and Smokejumper in the world of the [[Unicron Trilogy]]. Years later, [[Fun Publications]]' iteration of "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would reconcile both sources by having the characters travel between dimensions.
			* The profile for ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime in this magazine is the first official instance that his Matrix is fully referred to as the "[[Matrix of Leadership]]". The [[Dimensional Patrol]] mentioned in his profile comes from Car Robots, although, with this being published in the early 2000s, nobody knew for sure if they were real.

			===Other notes===
	* Probably like three people own this magazine.		* Probably like three people own this magazine.

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	[[Category:Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issues]]		[[Category:Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issues]]

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	* "The Media Sentinel" by [[Phil Zeman\|Phil N. Zeman]] (page 17)		* "The Media Sentinel" by [[Phil Zeman\|Phil N. Zeman]] (page 17)
	* Sam's Club Exclusive [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Optimus Prime]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 18-19)		* Sam's Club Exclusive [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Optimus Prime]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 18-19)
	*[[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] profile (Art by ~~???~~) (page 20)		*[[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 20)
	* Ad for [[Dreamwave Productions]] comics (page 21)		* Ad for [[Dreamwave Productions]] comics (page 21)
	*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)		*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)

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	* Contents and Credits/ From the Desk of the Editor... (inside cover)		* Contents and Credits/ From the Desk of the Editor... (inside cover)
	*"[[Simon Furman]]: Up Close and Personal" (page 1)		*"[[Simon Furman]]: Up Close and Personal" (page 1)
	*[[Dreadwind (RID)\|Dreadwind]] profile (page 2)		*[[Dreadwind (RID)\|Dreadwind]] profile (Art by [[James Raiz]]) (page 2)
	*[[Smokejumper]] profile (page 3)		*[[Smokejumper]] profile (Art by James Raiz) (page 3)
	*[[OTFCC 2004]] ad (page 4)		*[[OTFCC 2004]] ad (page 4)
	*''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Wars]]'': [[Primeval Dawn]] comic (pages 5-12)		*''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Wars]]'': [[Primeval Dawn]] comic (pages 5-12)
	*[[Megabolt]] profile (page 13)		*[[Megabolt]] profile (Art by [[Dan Khanna]]) (page 13)
	*[[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] profile (page 14)		*[[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 14)
	* Fan Artwork Gallery I (page 15)		* Fan Artwork Gallery I (page 15)
	* RetroReview: [[Transformers: Generation 2 (franchise)\|Generation 2]] [[Go-Bot (G2)\|Go-Bots]] by [[Jennifer Ulm]] (page 16)		* RetroReview: [[Transformers: Generation 2 (franchise)\|Generation 2]] [[Go-Bot (G2)\|Go-Bots]] by [[Jennifer Ulm]] (page 16)
	* "The Media Sentinel" by [[Phil Zeman\|Phil N. Zeman]] (page 17)		* "The Media Sentinel" by [[Phil Zeman\|Phil N. Zeman]] (page 17)
	* Sam's Club Exclusive [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Optimus Prime]] profile (page 18-19)		* Sam's Club Exclusive [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Optimus Prime]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 18-19)
	*[[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] profile (page 20)		*[[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] profile (Art by ???) (page 20)
	* Ad for [[Dreamwave Productions]] comics (page 21)		* Ad for [[Dreamwave Productions]] comics (page 21)
	*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)		*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)

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	* It's 8 inches by 12 inches! Woof!		* It's 8 inches by 12 inches! Woof!
	* [[Dan Khanna]] provided the art for the cover.		* [[Dan Khanna]] provided the art for the cover.
			* Characters mentioned in the bios but not seen include: [[Unicron]], the [[Liege Maximo]], [[Megatron (RID)\|Galvatron]], [[Koji Onishi]], [[Primus]], and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|Ultra Magnus]].
	* The back cover promises issue 2 will be "The Tribute to Arcee Issue!" This didn't happen, of course. The copy on the cover notes an interview with [[Susan Blu\|Sue Blu]], "Metamorphosis" (a text story detailing Arcee's time between the end of the war and her change into a technorganic spider), and more reviews, profiles, and comic story reprints.		* The back cover promises issue 2 will be "The Tribute to Arcee Issue!" This didn't happen, of course. The copy on the cover notes an interview with [[Susan Blu\|Sue Blu]], "Metamorphosis" (a text story detailing Arcee's time between the end of the war and her change into a technorganic spider), and more reviews, profiles, and comic story reprints.
	* [[Rob Gerbracht]] wrote the profiles in this issue.		* [[Rob Gerbracht]] wrote the profiles in this issue.

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	* The back cover promises issue 2 will be "The Tribute to Arcee Issue!" This didn't happen, of course. The copy on the cover notes an interview with [[Susan Blu\|Sue Blu]], "Metamorphosis" (a text story detailing Arcee's time between the end of the war and her change into a technorganic spider), and more reviews, profiles, and comic story reprints.		* The back cover promises issue 2 will be "The Tribute to Arcee Issue!" This didn't happen, of course. The copy on the cover notes an interview with [[Susan Blu\|Sue Blu]], "Metamorphosis" (a text story detailing Arcee's time between the end of the war and her change into a technorganic spider), and more reviews, profiles, and comic story reprints.
	* [[Rob Gerbracht]] wrote the profiles in this issue.		* [[Rob Gerbracht]] wrote the profiles in this issue.
	* The profile for ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime in this magazine is the first official instance that his Matrix is fully referred to as the "[[Matrix of Leadership]]".		* The profile for ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime in this magazine is the first official instance that his Matrix is fully referred to as the "[[Matrix of Leadership]]". The [[Dimensional Patrol]] mentioned in his profile comes from Car Robots, although, with this being published in the early 2000s, nobody knew for sure if they were real.
	* "Less Than Zero" was a safe-for-print adaptation of David Willis's "Dumbass Transformer of the Month" Internet feature. It made fun of [[Unicron]].		* "Less Than Zero" was a safe-for-print adaptation of David Willis's "Dumbass Transformer of the Month" Internet feature. It made fun of [[Unicron]].
	* "Genesis Redux" featured material left out of the publication due to space reasons.		* "Genesis Redux" featured material left out of the publication due to space reasons.

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	* The back cover promises issue 2 will be "The Tribute to Arcee Issue!" This didn't happen, of course. The copy on the cover notes an interview with [[Susan Blu\|Sue Blu]], "Metamorphosis" (a text story detailing Arcee's time between the end of the war and her change into a technorganic spider), and more reviews, profiles, and comic story reprints.		* The back cover promises issue 2 will be "The Tribute to Arcee Issue!" This didn't happen, of course. The copy on the cover notes an interview with [[Susan Blu\|Sue Blu]], "Metamorphosis" (a text story detailing Arcee's time between the end of the war and her change into a technorganic spider), and more reviews, profiles, and comic story reprints.
	* [[Rob Gerbracht]] wrote the profiles in this issue.		* [[Rob Gerbracht]] wrote the profiles in this issue.
			* The profile for ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime in this magazine is the first official instance that his Matrix is fully referred to as the "[[Matrix of Leadership]]".
	* "Less Than Zero" was a safe-for-print adaptation of David Willis's "Dumbass Transformer of the Month" Internet feature. It made fun of [[Unicron]].		* "Less Than Zero" was a safe-for-print adaptation of David Willis's "Dumbass Transformer of the Month" Internet feature. It made fun of [[Unicron]].
	* "Genesis Redux" featured material left out of the publication due to space reasons.		* "Genesis Redux" featured material left out of the publication due to space reasons.

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	* Sam's Club Exclusive [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Optimus Prime]] profile (page 18-19)		* Sam's Club Exclusive [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Optimus Prime]] profile (page 18-19)
	*[[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] profile (page 20)		*[[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] profile (page 20)
	* Ad for [[Dreamwave Productions~~\|Dreamwave~~]] comics (page 21)		* Ad for [[Dreamwave Productions]] comics (page 21)
	*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)		*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)
	*''[[More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada\|Armada: More Than Meets The Eye]]'' preview (page 23)		*''[[More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada\|Armada: More Than Meets The Eye]]'' preview (page 23)
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[~~Image~~:Otfccmag2.jpg~~\|right~~\|thumb\|~~200px~~\|You can't have this!]]		[[File:Otfccmag2.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|You can't have this!]]
	* This is the first and only issue of [[3H Productions]]' Collectors' Club Magazine, published before they lost the license to [[Fun Publications]].		* This is the first and only issue of [[3H Productions]]' Collectors' Club Magazine, published before they lost the license to [[Fun Publications]].
	* It's 8 inches by 12 inches! Woof!		* It's 8 inches by 12 inches! Woof!

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	*[[Smokejumper]] profile (Art by James Raiz) (page 3)		*[[Smokejumper]] profile (Art by James Raiz) (page 3)
	*[[OTFCC 2004]] ad (page 4)		*[[OTFCC 2004]] ad (page 4)
	*''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Wars]]'': [[Primeval Dawn]] comic (pages ~~5-12~~)		*''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)\|Beast Wars]]'': [[Primeval Dawn]] comic (pages 5–12)
	*[[Megabolt]] profile (Art by [[Dan Khanna]]) (page 13)		*[[Megabolt]] profile (Art by [[Dan Khanna]]) (page 13)
	*[[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 14)		*[[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 14)
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	* RetroReview: [[Transformers: Generation 2 (franchise)\|Generation 2]] [[Go-Bot (G2)\|Go-Bots]] by [[Jennifer Ulm]] (page 16)		* RetroReview: [[Transformers: Generation 2 (franchise)\|Generation 2]] [[Go-Bot (G2)\|Go-Bots]] by [[Jennifer Ulm]] (page 16)
	* "The Media Sentinel" by [[Phil Zeman\|Phil N. Zeman]] (page 17)		* "The Media Sentinel" by [[Phil Zeman\|Phil N. Zeman]] (page 17)
	* Sam's Club Exclusive [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Optimus Prime]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page ~~18-19~~)		* Sam's Club Exclusive [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Optimus Prime]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 18–19)
	*[[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 20)		*[[Sunstorm (G1)\|Sunstorm]] profile (Art by Dan Khanna) (page 20)
	* Ad for [[Dreamwave Productions]] comics (page 21)		* Ad for [[Dreamwave Productions]] comics (page 21)
	*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)		*"Less Than Zero" parody by [[David Willis]] and "One-Shot 'Bots" by [[Graham Weaver]] (page 22)
	*''[[More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada\|Armada: More Than Meets The Eye]]'' preview (page 23)		*''[[More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada\|Armada: More Than Meets The Eye]]'' preview (page 23)
	*"Crazy Customizations: MegaWing [[Megatron (Armada)\|Galvatron]]" by [[Robert Yee]] (page ~~24-25~~)		*"Crazy Customizations: MegaWing [[Megatron (Armada)\|Galvatron]]" by [[Robert Yee]] (page 24–25)
	*Fan Artwork Gallery II (page 26)		*Fan Artwork Gallery II (page 26)
	*"[[Genesis: The Art of Transformers\|Genesis]] Redux" (page 27)		*"[[Genesis: The Art of Transformers\|Genesis]] Redux" (page 27)
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	*As noted on the cover, the characters receiving profiles are all store [[exclusive]]s: the Dreadwind & Smokejumper two-pack from [[Target]], Megabolt and Jhiaxus from [[KB Toys]], ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime from [[Sam's Club]] and Sunstorm from [[e-HOBBY]].		*As noted on the cover, the characters receiving profiles are all store [[exclusive]]s: the Dreadwind & Smokejumper two-pack from [[Target]], Megabolt and Jhiaxus from [[KB Toys]], ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime from [[Sam's Club]] and Sunstorm from [[e-HOBBY]].
	* Characters mentioned in the bios but not seen include: [[Unicron]], the [[Liege Maximo]], [[Megatron (RID)\|Galvatron]], [[Koji Onishi]], [[Primus]], and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* Characters mentioned in the bios but not seen include: [[Unicron]], the [[Liege Maximo]], [[Megatron (RID)\|Galvatron]], [[Koji Onishi]], [[Primus]], and [[Ultra Magnus (RID)\|Ultra Magnus]].
	* The profiles for Megabolt, Jhiaxus and ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime explicitly discuss their abduction into the [[Universe War]], while those for Dreadwind, Smokejumper and Sunstorm don't acknowledge any setting beyond assigning them to the [[Child of Primus]] ''Universe'' faction. The profile for [[Megazarak (Universe)\|Megazarak]] published in the [[OTFCC: Official Convention Souvenir Guide\|OTFCC 2004 souvenir guide]] would subsequently take advantage of that fact to place those three characters in the "[[Shell Game]]" continuity. In contrast, the MegaWing Galvatron instructions in this same issue places Dreadwind and Smokejumper in the world of the [[Unicron Trilogy]]. Years later, [[Fun Publications]]' iteration of "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would reconcile both sources by having the characters travel between dimensions.		* The profiles for Megabolt, Jhiaxus and ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime explicitly discuss their abduction into the [[Universe War]], while those for Dreadwind, Smokejumper and Sunstorm don't acknowledge any setting beyond assigning them to the [[Child of Primus]] ''Universe'' faction. The profile for [[Megazarak (Universe)\|Megazarak]] published in the [[OTFCC: Official Convention Souvenir Guide\|OTFCC 2004 souvenir guide]] would subsequently take advantage of that fact to place those three characters in the "[[Shell Game]]" continuity. In contrast, the MegaWing Galvatron instructions in this same issue places Dreadwind and Smokejumper in the world of the [[Unicron Trilogy]]. Years later, [[Fun Publications]]' iteration of [[Ask Vector Prime]] would reconcile both sources by having the characters travel between dimensions.
	* The profile for ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime in this magazine is the first official instance that his Matrix is fully referred to as the "[[Matrix of Leadership]]". The [[Dimensional Patrol]] mentioned in his profile comes from Car Robots, although, with this being published in the early 2000s, nobody knew for sure if they were real.		* The profile for ''Robots in Disguise'' Optimus Prime in this magazine is the first official instance that his Matrix is fully referred to as the "[[Matrix of Leadership]]". The [[Dimensional Patrol]] mentioned in his profile comes from Car Robots, although, with this being published in the early 2000s, nobody knew for sure if they were real.