Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate - Revision history

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

2023-10-03T03:58:59Z

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

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	'''''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate''''' is a [[manga]] written and drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]] and published from issues 11 to 14 of ''[[Super Robot Magazine]]'' in 2003. The story is set in the 1990s, in the intermezzo between the end of the second season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original cartoon series]] and ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. Concluding in the final fourteenth issue of ''Super Robot Magazine'', "The Battle of the Star Gate" is something of an obscure "forgotten adventure", but was nonetheless incorporated into 2007's [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline ~~(Japan)~~\|Japanese cartoon continuity timeline]], its ending helping to incorporate ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'' into continuity.		'''''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate''''' is a [[manga]] written and drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]] and published from issues 11 to 14 of ''[[Super Robot Magazine]]'' in 2003. The story is set in the 1990s, in the intermezzo between the end of the second season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original cartoon series]] and ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. Concluding in the final fourteenth issue of ''Super Robot Magazine'', "The Battle of the Star Gate" is something of an obscure "forgotten adventure", but was nonetheless incorporated into 2007's [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline\|Japanese cartoon continuity timeline]], its ending helping to incorporate ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'' into continuity.

	In [[2009]], [[Brain-Navi Comics\|Brain-Navi]] compiled all four chapters into one volume.		In [[2009]], [[Brain-Navi Comics\|Brain-Navi]] compiled all four chapters into one volume.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:Star Gate Battles manga cover reverse.jpg\|right\|225px\|thumb\|And you know what HE'S going to say.]]		[[File:Star Gate Battles manga cover reverse.jpg\|right\|225px\|thumb\|And you know what HE'S going to say.]]
	*In the colossal [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline ~~(Japan)~~\|retcon-heavy Japanese cartoon-based timeline]] revealed in the ''[[Kiss Players/15 Go! Go!]]'' compilation book, the ''Star Gate'' manga is used as the key to wedging [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)\|the ''Car Robots'' cartoon]] into the time between [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|the second season of the original cartoon]] and the events of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. How? Well, virtually all of the existing Transformers end up missing at the end of ''Star Gate'', thus allowing for [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and his crew to be operating on Earth without bumping into any of the old cast. Admittedly, how everyone was brought ''back'' does not appear to have been addressed, or just where Fire Convoy and company went at the end of the series, but... look just go with it, all right?		*In the colossal [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline\|retcon-heavy Japanese cartoon-based timeline]] revealed in the ''[[Kiss Players/15 Go! Go!]]'' compilation book, the ''Star Gate'' manga is used as the key to wedging [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)\|the ''Car Robots'' cartoon]] into the time between [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|the second season of the original cartoon]] and the events of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. How? Well, virtually all of the existing Transformers end up missing at the end of ''Star Gate'', thus allowing for [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and his crew to be operating on Earth without bumping into any of the old cast. Admittedly, how everyone was brought ''back'' does not appear to have been addressed, or just where Fire Convoy and company went at the end of the series, but... look just go with it, all right?
	*The collected edition features a reversible dust jacket cover, Optimus being the default side while Megatron's side lacks any of the ISBN information and bar code as seen on right.		*The collected edition features a reversible dust jacket cover, Optimus being the default side while Megatron's side lacks any of the ISBN information and bar code as seen on right.
	*Disappointingly, the collected edition did not keep the first several pages colored in "[[First Contact (Star Gate)\|First Contact]]" as they originally appeared in ''Super Robot Magazine'', Brain-Navi Comics opting for a gray-scale version of the pages.		*Disappointingly, the collected edition did not keep the first several pages colored in "[[First Contact (Star Gate)\|First Contact]]" as they originally appeared in ''Super Robot Magazine'', Brain-Navi Comics opting for a gray-scale version of the pages.

AzimuthAcolyte: Attempting to make this a little easier to parse

2023-05-01T03:11:33Z

Attempting to make this a little easier to parse

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	\|caption=You know what's he's going to say.		\|caption=You know what's he's going to say.
	\|publisher=[[Brain-Navi Comics]]		\|publisher=[[Brain-Navi Comics]]
	\|date=[[June 29]], [[2009]]		\|date=[[April 20]], [[2003]] (single issues)<br>[[June 29]], [[2009]] (collected)
	\|manga by=[[Naoto Tsushima]]		\|manga by=[[Naoto Tsushima]]
	\|editor=[[TakaraTomy]]		\|editor=[[TakaraTomy]]

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External links

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			[[Category:Manga]]

Sabrblade at 19:17, 30 November 2022

2022-11-30T19:17:53Z

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	'''''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate''''' is a [[manga]] written and drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]] and published from issues 11 to 14 of ''[[Super Robot Magazine]]'' in 2003. The story is set in the 1990s, in the intermezzo between the end of the second season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original cartoon series]] and ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. Concluding in the final fourteenth issue of ''Super Robot Magazine'', "The Battle of the Star Gate" is something of an obscure "forgotten adventure", but was nonetheless incorporated into 2007's [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Japanese cartoon continuity timeline]], its ~~open~~ ending helping to incorporate ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'' into continuity.		'''''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate''''' is a [[manga]] written and drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]] and published from issues 11 to 14 of ''[[Super Robot Magazine]]'' in 2003. The story is set in the 1990s, in the intermezzo between the end of the second season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original cartoon series]] and ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. Concluding in the final fourteenth issue of ''Super Robot Magazine'', "The Battle of the Star Gate" is something of an obscure "forgotten adventure", but was nonetheless incorporated into 2007's [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Japanese cartoon continuity timeline]], its ending helping to incorporate ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'' into continuity.

	In [[2009]], [[Brain-Navi Comics\|Brain-Navi]] compiled all four chapters into one volume.		In [[2009]], [[Brain-Navi Comics\|Brain-Navi]] compiled all four chapters into one volume.

Sabrblade at 19:09, 30 November 2022

2022-11-30T19:09:12Z

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	'''''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate''''' is a [[manga]] written and drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]] and published from issues 11 to 14 of ''[[Super Robot Magazine]]'' in 2003. The story is set in the 1990s, in the intermezzo between the end of the second season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original cartoon series]] and ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. ~~Cut short by~~ the ~~cancellation~~ of ''Super Robot Magazine'' ~~with its fourteenth issue~~, "The Battle of the Star Gate" is something of an obscure "forgotten adventure", but was nonetheless incorporated into 2007's [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Japanese cartoon continuity timeline]], its open ending helping to incorporate ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'' into continuity.		'''''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate''''' is a [[manga]] written and drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]] and published from issues 11 to 14 of ''[[Super Robot Magazine]]'' in 2003. The story is set in the 1990s, in the intermezzo between the end of the second season of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|original cartoon series]] and ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. Concluding in the final fourteenth issue of ''Super Robot Magazine'', "The Battle of the Star Gate" is something of an obscure "forgotten adventure", but was nonetheless incorporated into 2007's [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|Japanese cartoon continuity timeline]], its open ending helping to incorporate ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Car Robots]]'' into continuity.

	In [[2009]], [[Brain-Navi Comics\|Brain-Navi]] compiled all four chapters into one volume.		In [[2009]], [[Brain-Navi Comics\|Brain-Navi]] compiled all four chapters into one volume.

AzimuthAcolyte: Adding logo/navbox

2022-07-18T22:49:07Z

Adding logo/navbox

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	\|seriesissue=[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers]]		\|seriesissue=[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers]]

AzimuthAcolyte at 15:53, 18 July 2022

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	[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues\| ]]		[[Category:The Battle of the Star Gate issues\| ]]
	[[Category:Generation 1 comic series]]		[[Category:Japanese Generation 1 comic series]]
	~~[[Category:Manga~~]]

GobotsFanForever at 02:00, 24 October 2021

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	\|ISBN=ISBN 4904293266<br>		\|ISBN=ISBN 4904293266<br>
	ISBN 978-4904293263		ISBN 978-4904293263
	\|continuity=[[Generation 1 continuity ~~family~~]]		\|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]]
	}}		}}

Cyberlink420 at 19:59, 10 July 2018

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[[w:ja:トランスフォーマースターゲート戦役\|''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'' at Japanese Wikipedia]]		*{{w\|lang=ja\|トランスフォーマースターゲート戦役\|''Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate'' at Japanese Wikipedia}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Battle of the Star Gate}}

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2018-04-30T07:34:13Z

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	*[[Anya]]		*[[Anya]]
	*[[Adle]]		*[[Felix Adle\|Professor Felix Adle]]
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:Star Gate Battles manga cover reverse.jpg\|right\|225px\|thumb\|And you know what HE'S going to say.]]		[[File:Star Gate Battles manga cover reverse.jpg\|right\|225px\|thumb\|And you know what HE'S going to say.]]
	*In the colossal [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|retcon-heavy Japanese cartoon-based timeline]] revealed in the ''[[Kiss Players/15 Go! Go! ~~Compilation~~]]'' book, the ''Star Gate'' manga is used as the key to wedging [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)\|the ''Car Robots'' cartoon]] into the time between [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|the second season of the original cartoon]] and the events of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. How? Well, virtually all of the existing Transformers end up missing at the end of ''Star Gate'', thus allowing for [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and his crew to be operating on Earth without bumping into any of the old cast. Admittedly, how everyone was brought ''back'' does not appear to have been addressed, or just where Fire Convoy and company went at the end of the series, but... look just go with it, all right?		*In the colossal [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|retcon-heavy Japanese cartoon-based timeline]] revealed in the ''[[Kiss Players/15 Go! Go!]]'' compilation book, the ''Star Gate'' manga is used as the key to wedging [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)\|the ''Car Robots'' cartoon]] into the time between [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|the second season of the original cartoon]] and the events of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''. How? Well, virtually all of the existing Transformers end up missing at the end of ''Star Gate'', thus allowing for [[Optimus Prime (RID)\|Fire Convoy]] and his crew to be operating on Earth without bumping into any of the old cast. Admittedly, how everyone was brought ''back'' does not appear to have been addressed, or just where Fire Convoy and company went at the end of the series, but... look just go with it, all right?
	*The collected edition features a reversible dust jacket cover, Optimus being the default side while Megatron's side lacks any of the ISBN information and bar code as seen on right.		*The collected edition features a reversible dust jacket cover, Optimus being the default side while Megatron's side lacks any of the ISBN information and bar code as seen on right.
	*Disappointingly, the collected edition did not keep the first several pages colored in "[[First Contact (Star Gate)\|First Contact]]" as they originally appeared in ''Super Robot Magazine'', Brain-Navi Comics opting for a gray-scale version of the pages.		*Disappointingly, the collected edition did not keep the first several pages colored in "[[First Contact (Star Gate)\|First Contact]]" as they originally appeared in ''Super Robot Magazine'', Brain-Navi Comics opting for a gray-scale version of the pages.