Transformers: Fusion - Revision history

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This book leads into [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[War and Peace]]'' mini-series.		* This book leads into [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[War and Peace]]'' mini-series.

			* Sideswipe is mentioned as a casualty of the Las Vegas battle, having to be rebuilt after said destruction. This is unusual, as he was not a combatant in the battle, and this is the first time we've heard his name in the entire trilogy so far. Whoops!

			* Throughout the entirety of this book, Spike's surname, Witwicky, is CONSTANTLY misspelled as 'Witwickey.' it's not spelled correctly a single time in this instalment. First it happened to Paul Charteris/Chateris in book Two, then Spike Witwicky/Witwickey in book Three, who knows what a hypothetical book Four would have given us? "This is your last chance, Legotron"...

	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===

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	* This book leads into [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[War and Peace]]'' mini-series.		* This book leads into [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[War and Peace]]'' mini-series.

			===Continuity notes===
			*The presence of two Reflectors originally arose as a continuity error; when the ''Annihilation'' novel depicted Reflector on Earth while [[Brothers' Burden\|a concurrently published comic]] showed him to be on Cybertron. Like a couple of other errors in the novels, this was paved over in ''Fusion'', with the true, Earth-bound Reflector making a "inferior copy" remark regarding the one on Cybertron.

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	At the estate, Megatron and Optimus Prime are already present, with Devastator and Omega Sentinel prepared to act as back-up. As Franklin returns with the key and activates the completed gateway, Prime rushes forward to enter the Void and confront the Keepers, while Megatron, Devastator and the Omega Sentinel keep Franklin and his pawns busy. Of course, Megatron takes the first opportunity to remove the crystal key from the device, trapping Optimus Prime in the Void with the Keepers for all of eternity. Somehow, Bluestreak and Starscream break free of the Keepers' control at this point, and the dance partners change. Bluestreak goes after Franklin in revenge over all he's done, and Starscream takes yet another shot at destroying Megatron once and for all. These new skirmishes are interrupted, as Bumblebee tries to stop Bluestreak from committing murder, and the Omega Sentinel steps in to protect Megatron from Starscream.		At the estate, Megatron and Optimus Prime are already present, with Devastator and Omega Sentinel prepared to act as back-up. As Franklin returns with the key and activates the completed gateway, Prime rushes forward to enter the Void and confront the Keepers, while Megatron, Devastator and the Omega Sentinel keep Franklin and his pawns busy. Of course, Megatron takes the first opportunity to remove the crystal key from the device, trapping Optimus Prime in the Void with the Keepers for all of eternity. Somehow, Bluestreak and Starscream break free of the Keepers' control at this point, and the dance partners change. Bluestreak goes after Franklin in revenge over all he's done, and Starscream takes yet another shot at destroying Megatron once and for all. These new skirmishes are interrupted, as Bumblebee tries to stop Bluestreak from committing murder, and the Omega Sentinel steps in to protect Megatron from Starscream.

	During the melee, the crystal key has fallen loose again, and Spike Witwicky gains possession of it. Spike tries to stick the key back into the gateway to allow Prime's return to Earth, and his actions draw the attention of all the other combatants. Megatron tries to send Devastator to stop Spike, but the gateway is reactivated. Franklin eludes the arguing Bluestreak and Bumblebee and assaults Spike so that he can retake control of the gateway, but is blasted straight through the chest by Bluestreak's electron rifle. In the meantime, the Omega Sentinel has now shaken off the last bit of artificial programming instilled in him long ago by Megatron, and has resumed his original function as a guardian and protector. As Omega Sentinel begins fighting Devastator and Starscream returns ready and willing to fight...well, everybody, the situation degenerates even further, and the combatants lose immediate interest in the growing portal that is active once more.		During the melee, the crystal key has fallen loose again, and Spike Witwicky gains possession of it. Spike tries to stick the key back into the gateway to allow Prime's return to Earth, and his actions draw the attention of all the other combatants. Megatron tries to send Devastator to stop Spike, but the gateway is reactivated. Franklin eludes the arguing Bluestreak and Bumblebee and assaults Spike so that he can retake control of the gateway, but is blasted straight through the chest by Bluestreak's [[electron rifle]]. In the meantime, the Omega Sentinel has now shaken off the last bit of artificial programming instilled in him long ago by Megatron, and has resumed his original function as a guardian and protector. As Omega Sentinel begins fighting Devastator and Starscream returns ready and willing to fight...well, everybody, the situation degenerates even further, and the combatants lose immediate interest in the growing portal that is active once more.

	On the other side of the Void, Optimus Prime confronts the Keepers, and finds that their power is much weaker outside of normal space. Able to overcome their manipulations by force of will alone, Optimus locates the Matrix within the Void and recovers it. He is prepared for a suicidal ploy, unleashing the full power of the Matrix to destroy himself and the Keepers to ensure they never threaten Earth or Cybertron again. Once the portal reopens, though, Optimus is content to repel the Keepers with the Matrix's light as he makes his way back through the gateway, Once he returns to Earth, however, Optimus realizes he's stuck — the power of the Matrix is the only thing keeping the Keepers out of real space, yet if he tries to back up or move aside the energies of the Matrix will mix with the gateway, with probably disastrous results. Someone else is needed to shut down the portal for him, yet no one is available. Megatron was planning to gun him down as he exited the portal, and now Bumblebee is locked in a decidedly one-sided combat with the Decepticon leader to prevent that, while Bluestreak is off hunting the absent Starscream. The power of the Matrix is flickering, and something needs to change, soon.		On the other side of the Void, Optimus Prime confronts the Keepers, and finds that their power is much weaker outside of normal space. Able to overcome their manipulations by force of will alone, Optimus locates the Matrix within the Void and recovers it. He is prepared for a suicidal ploy, unleashing the full power of the Matrix to destroy himself and the Keepers to ensure they never threaten Earth or Cybertron again. Once the portal reopens, though, Optimus is content to repel the Keepers with the Matrix's light as he makes his way back through the gateway, Once he returns to Earth, however, Optimus realizes he's stuck — the power of the Matrix is the only thing keeping the Keepers out of real space, yet if he tries to back up or move aside the energies of the Matrix will mix with the gateway, with probably disastrous results. Someone else is needed to shut down the portal for him, yet no one is available. Megatron was planning to gun him down as he exited the portal, and now Bumblebee is locked in a decidedly one-sided combat with the Decepticon leader to prevent that, while Bluestreak is off hunting the absent Starscream. The power of the Matrix is flickering, and something needs to change, soon.

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	[[Allister Greaves]] is trying to extract something meaningful from the mess created by the Keepers and his brush with the US government. He decides that becoming a public figure again will be the best way to protect himself from retaliation from the White House. He instructs [[Carl Lomax]], a former [[Follower]] and LVPD chief of police previously under Starscream's command, to extend an invitation to the Transformer-friendly news reporter, [[Isolde Holden]]. In the meantime, he meets with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] to discuss [[Franklin Townsend]]'s betrayal and a possible technological alliance with the Autobots.		[[Allister Greaves]] is trying to extract something meaningful from the mess created by the Keepers and his brush with the US government. He decides that becoming a public figure again will be the best way to protect himself from retaliation from the White House. He instructs [[Carl Lomax]], a former [[Follower]] and LVPD chief of police previously under Starscream's command, to extend an invitation to the Transformer-friendly news reporter, [[Isolde Holden]]. In the meantime, he meets with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] to discuss [[Franklin Townsend]]'s betrayal and a possible technological alliance with the Autobots.

	Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the [[Nuclear ~~bomb~~\|nuclear strike]] on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.		Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the [[Nuclear weapon\|nuclear strike]] on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.

	Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".		Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".

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	[[Allister Greaves]] is trying to extract something meaningful from the mess created by the Keepers and his brush with the US government. He decides that becoming a public figure again will be the best way to protect himself from retaliation from the White House. He instructs [[Carl Lomax]], a former [[Follower]] and LVPD chief of police previously under Starscream's command, to extend an invitation to the Transformer-friendly news reporter, [[Isolde Holden]]. In the meantime, he meets with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] to discuss [[Franklin Townsend]]'s betrayal and a possible technological alliance with the Autobots.		[[Allister Greaves]] is trying to extract something meaningful from the mess created by the Keepers and his brush with the US government. He decides that becoming a public figure again will be the best way to protect himself from retaliation from the White House. He instructs [[Carl Lomax]], a former [[Follower]] and LVPD chief of police previously under Starscream's command, to extend an invitation to the Transformer-friendly news reporter, [[Isolde Holden]]. In the meantime, he meets with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] to discuss [[Franklin Townsend]]'s betrayal and a possible technological alliance with the Autobots.

	Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the nuclear strike on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.		Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the [[Nuclear bomb\|nuclear strike]] on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.

	Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".		Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".

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	Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the nuclear strike on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.		Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the nuclear strike on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.

	Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[~~Deconstructionite\|deconstructionites~~]]. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".		Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".

	After Allister Greaves meets with Isolde Holden and sends out his message of cooperation to both the Autobots and Decepticons, he soon receives a visit from Megatron and Starscream. Before Allister can fully respond to Megatron's demand for control of the Followers in exchange for the technology Greaves sought, Franklin arrives with Bluestreak and manages to take control of Starscream again as well. The two brain-washed Transformers begin attacking Megatron, who summons the Omega Sentinel as reinforcements. Unfortunately, the Matrix has done more than empower Omega Sentinel: it has altered his programming so that he can no longer carry out Megatron's command to destroy Bluestreak and Starscream. He removes the Matrix and tosses it away in order to stop the programming block, but this tactical error only gives Franklin a chance to acquire the Matrix for his own purposes. As Megatron and the Omega Sentinel flee, Franklin takes Allister hostage and begins forcing him to construct the gateway which will bring the Keepers back to Earth. By a stroke of luck, Spike Witwicky returns to Allister's mansion and quickly takes stock of the situation. He manages to get close enough to Franklin to steal the crystal key needed for opening the gateway, and leaves before Franklin notices it.		After Allister Greaves meets with Isolde Holden and sends out his message of cooperation to both the Autobots and Decepticons, he soon receives a visit from Megatron and Starscream. Before Allister can fully respond to Megatron's demand for control of the Followers in exchange for the technology Greaves sought, Franklin arrives with Bluestreak and manages to take control of Starscream again as well. The two brain-washed Transformers begin attacking Megatron, who summons the Omega Sentinel as reinforcements. Unfortunately, the Matrix has done more than empower Omega Sentinel: it has altered his programming so that he can no longer carry out Megatron's command to destroy Bluestreak and Starscream. He removes the Matrix and tosses it away in order to stop the programming block, but this tactical error only gives Franklin a chance to acquire the Matrix for his own purposes. As Megatron and the Omega Sentinel flee, Franklin takes Allister hostage and begins forcing him to construct the gateway which will bring the Keepers back to Earth. By a stroke of luck, Spike Witwicky returns to Allister's mansion and quickly takes stock of the situation. He manages to get close enough to Franklin to steal the crystal key needed for opening the gateway, and leaves before Franklin notices it.
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	Out in the desert, the Autobots and Decepticons play their respective parts in the battle orchestrated by Optimus Prime and the President, awaiting the ambush by the human forces when the Transformers would turn as one and disable the threat. Naturally, Megatron had not informed Optimus in advance that his soldiers would be shooting to kill once the humans did reveal themselves. When the moment comes, however, the Army's deconstructionite pellets prove more effective than the Transformers had anticipated. Several robots fall quickly due to malfunctions caused by the attack. Also, during the battle, Megatron is incensed by Omega Sentinel, who uses nothing more than a non-lethal sleep-inducing beam against the human forces. Still, Reflector manages to capture enough footage of the armed forces clearly acting as the aggressors, and so the Autobots and Decepticons break off the attack, planning to turn the media against the President later. Sure enough, a news story with Reflector's footage hits the airwaves less than 24 hours later, painting the President's actions as an assassination attempt, pure and simple. The President is forced to disavow knowledge of the incident, passing blame onto the general in charge of the forces in the field, and break off any further immediate plans to destroy the Transformers in order to avoid any more public scrutiny.		Out in the desert, the Autobots and Decepticons play their respective parts in the battle orchestrated by Optimus Prime and the President, awaiting the ambush by the human forces when the Transformers would turn as one and disable the threat. Naturally, Megatron had not informed Optimus in advance that his soldiers would be shooting to kill once the humans did reveal themselves. When the moment comes, however, the Army's deconstructionite pellets prove more effective than the Transformers had anticipated. Several robots fall quickly due to malfunctions caused by the attack. Also, during the battle, Megatron is incensed by Omega Sentinel, who uses nothing more than a non-lethal sleep-inducing beam against the human forces. Still, Reflector manages to capture enough footage of the armed forces clearly acting as the aggressors, and so the Autobots and Decepticons break off the attack, planning to turn the media against the President later. Sure enough, a news story with Reflector's footage hits the airwaves less than 24 hours later, painting the President's actions as an assassination attempt, pure and simple. The President is forced to disavow knowledge of the incident, passing blame onto the general in charge of the forces in the field, and break off any further immediate plans to destroy the Transformers in order to avoid any more public scrutiny.

	When Franklin notices the crystal key was missing, he orders Bluestreak to hunt down Spike Witwicky with him. They find Spike and Bumblebee just outside Las Vegas, where they had just dropped off Isolde. The battle is short but fierce, with Bluestreak reluctantly causing serious damage to Bumblebee. Franklin also proves to be more powerful than even his augmentation should have allowed, as Bumblebee plunges the crystal into his chest with little effect. Still, Bluestreak manages to work around the Keepers' control enough to lie to Franklin about incoming Autobot forces, ~~compeling~~ the crazed human to leave before killing Spike and Bumblebee. Knowing Franklin now has what he needs to open the gateway, Spike and the wounded Bumblebee begin making their way back to Greaves' estate.		When Franklin notices the crystal key was missing, he orders Bluestreak to hunt down Spike Witwicky with him. They find Spike and Bumblebee just outside Las Vegas, where they had just dropped off Isolde. The battle is short but fierce, with Bluestreak reluctantly causing serious damage to Bumblebee. Franklin also proves to be more powerful than even his augmentation should have allowed, as Bumblebee plunges the crystal into his chest with little effect. Still, Bluestreak manages to work around the Keepers' control enough to lie to Franklin about incoming Autobot forces, compelling the crazed human to leave before killing Spike and Bumblebee. Knowing Franklin now has what he needs to open the gateway, Spike and the wounded Bumblebee begin making their way back to Greaves' estate.

	At the estate, Megatron and Optimus Prime are already present, with Devastator and Omega Sentinel prepared to act as back-up. As Franklin returns with the key and activates the completed gateway, Prime rushes forward to enter the Void and confront the Keepers, while Megatron, Devastator and the Omega Sentinel keep Franklin and his pawns busy. Of course, Megatron takes the first opportunity to remove the crystal key from the device, trapping Optimus Prime in the Void with the Keepers for all of eternity. Somehow, Bluestreak and Starscream break free of the Keepers' control at this point, and the dance partners change. Bluestreak goes after Franklin in revenge over all he's done, and Starscream takes yet another shot at destroying Megatron once and for all. These new skirmishes are interrupted, as Bumblebee tries to stop Bluestreak from committing murder, and the Omega Sentinel steps in to protect Megatron from Starscream.		At the estate, Megatron and Optimus Prime are already present, with Devastator and Omega Sentinel prepared to act as back-up. As Franklin returns with the key and activates the completed gateway, Prime rushes forward to enter the Void and confront the Keepers, while Megatron, Devastator and the Omega Sentinel keep Franklin and his pawns busy. Of course, Megatron takes the first opportunity to remove the crystal key from the device, trapping Optimus Prime in the Void with the Keepers for all of eternity. Somehow, Bluestreak and Starscream break free of the Keepers' control at this point, and the dance partners change. Bluestreak goes after Franklin in revenge over all he's done, and Starscream takes yet another shot at destroying Megatron once and for all. These new skirmishes are interrupted, as Bumblebee tries to stop Bluestreak from committing murder, and the Omega Sentinel steps in to protect Megatron from Starscream.
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	Seeing Omega Sentinel grappling with Devastator off in the distance, Optimus Prime plays a hunch and radioes the former Decepticon for assistance. The Omega Sentinel acknowledges, and carries his battle with Devastator back towards the gateway. Just as Optimus shuts down the Matrix, the Omega Sentinel plunges himself and Devastator through the portal to block the Keepers' passage, and the gate collapses around them just as Prime tosses the crystal key through, sealing the Void forever. As the Omega Sentinel faces the furious Keepers on the other side, he crushes the crystal key with his claw, eliminating the main source of the Keepers' power and destroying them forever. The resultant energy discharge shatters the Void itself, leaving the inactive Omega Sentinel and Devastator floating alone in the depths of space. A top secret human spacecraft called ''[[Bounty]]'' runs across Devastator in the great expanse, and prepares to return him to Earth...		Seeing Omega Sentinel grappling with Devastator off in the distance, Optimus Prime plays a hunch and radioes the former Decepticon for assistance. The Omega Sentinel acknowledges, and carries his battle with Devastator back towards the gateway. Just as Optimus shuts down the Matrix, the Omega Sentinel plunges himself and Devastator through the portal to block the Keepers' passage, and the gate collapses around them just as Prime tosses the crystal key through, sealing the Void forever. As the Omega Sentinel faces the furious Keepers on the other side, he crushes the crystal key with his claw, eliminating the main source of the Keepers' power and destroying them forever. The resultant energy discharge shatters the Void itself, leaving the inactive Omega Sentinel and Devastator floating alone in the depths of space. A top secret human spacecraft called ''[[Bounty]]'' runs across Devastator in the great expanse, and prepares to return him to Earth...


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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This book leads into [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave's]] ''[[War and Peace]]'' mini-series.		* This book leads into [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[War and Peace]]'' mini-series.

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Mimi: moved Fusion (novel) to Transformers: Fusion: consistency with other novel titles

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moved Fusion (novel) to Transformers: Fusion: consistency with other novel titles

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	[[Allister Greaves]] is trying to extract something meaningful from the mess created by the Keepers and his brush with the US government. He decides that becoming a public figure again will be the best way to protect himself from retaliation from the White House. He instructs [[Carl Lomax]], a former [[Follower]] and LVPD chief of police previously under Starscream's command, to extend an invitation to the Transformer-friendly news reporter, [[Isolde Holden]]. In the meantime, he meets with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] to discuss [[Franklin Townsend]]'s betrayal and a possible technological alliance with the Autobots.		[[Allister Greaves]] is trying to extract something meaningful from the mess created by the Keepers and his brush with the US government. He decides that becoming a public figure again will be the best way to protect himself from retaliation from the White House. He instructs [[Carl Lomax]], a former [[Follower]] and LVPD chief of police previously under Starscream's command, to extend an invitation to the Transformer-friendly news reporter, [[Isolde Holden]]. In the meantime, he meets with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] to discuss [[Franklin Townsend]]'s betrayal and a possible technological alliance with the Autobots.

	Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the [[Nuclear ~~bomb~~\|nuclear strike]] on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.		Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the [[Nuclear weapon\|nuclear strike]] on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.

	Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".		Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".

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	[[Allister Greaves]] is trying to extract something meaningful from the mess created by the Keepers and his brush with the US government. He decides that becoming a public figure again will be the best way to protect himself from retaliation from the White House. He instructs [[Carl Lomax]], a former [[Follower]] and LVPD chief of police previously under Starscream's command, to extend an invitation to the Transformer-friendly news reporter, [[Isolde Holden]]. In the meantime, he meets with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] to discuss [[Franklin Townsend]]'s betrayal and a possible technological alliance with the Autobots.		[[Allister Greaves]] is trying to extract something meaningful from the mess created by the Keepers and his brush with the US government. He decides that becoming a public figure again will be the best way to protect himself from retaliation from the White House. He instructs [[Carl Lomax]], a former [[Follower]] and LVPD chief of police previously under Starscream's command, to extend an invitation to the Transformer-friendly news reporter, [[Isolde Holden]]. In the meantime, he meets with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] to discuss [[Franklin Townsend]]'s betrayal and a possible technological alliance with the Autobots.

	Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the nuclear strike on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.		Megatron has his own plans for dealing with the government. He leads the Decepticons in an open attack on Washington down Constitution Avenue, stopping in front of the White House. After the [[President of the United States\|President]] refuses his challenge to meet face-to-face, Megatron summons Omega Sentinel to break open the mansion like a lobster shell, retrieving the President from his reinforced bunker underneath it. Megatron confronts the President with his involvement in the [[Nuclear bomb\|nuclear strike]] on Las Vegas and, with the help of [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] and [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]], records the entire exchange and sends it to the media, as a warning to the government against future interference.

	Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".		Meanwhile, Franklin and the Keepers were not dead, but had survived in a pocket dimensional space known as the Void. The Keepers send Franklin back to Earth to once again prepare it for their arrival. As the Autobots are watching the President make a plea for their assistance on television after the Decepticon attack on Washington, Franklin rushes into the ''[[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]'' and somehow takes control of Bluestreak. The Autobots are unable to stop him from fleeing with Bluestreak, and are forced to consider meeting with the President (the very man who tried to blow them up a month earlier in Las Vegas) in order to present a united front against the dual threats of the Keepers and Megatron with his Matrix-empowered Sentinel. The President, however, is planning treachery. After helping the Autobots orchestrate a battle with the Decepticons, he plans on unleashing a new weapon on the united Transformers: the [[deconstructionite]]s. These weaponized nanites are created from Allister Greaves' work in reverse-engineering Cybertronian technology, and will conceivably break down the Transformers' systems at a molecular level, ridding America once and for all of these "dangerous aliens".