Transformers: The Death of Optimus Prime - Revision history

Saix: /* Continuity notes */clean up, typos fixed: ’s → 's

2023-08-04T02:07:40Z

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	* Cyclonus protests that [[Infestation (IDW)\|he shouldn't]] [[The Transformers: Heart of Darkness\|be with the Decepticons]].		* Cyclonus protests that [[Infestation (IDW)\|he shouldn't]] [[The Transformers: Heart of Darkness\|be with the Decepticons]].
	* Swindle [[Spotlight: Ultra Magnus\|once]] [[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"\|again]] proposes to "make a deal". However, it doesn't fool Optimus Prime. Nice try, though.		* Swindle [[Spotlight: Ultra Magnus\|once]] [[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"\|again]] proposes to "make a deal". However, it doesn't fool Optimus Prime. Nice try, though.
	* It would appear at least two members of The [[Circle of Light]] have made the journey back to Cybertron. They can be seen when Optimus has his run in with Tappet. Later one tussles with Pounce or Wingspan before ~~Prime’s~~ speech.		* It would appear at least two members of The [[Circle of Light]] have made the journey back to Cybertron. They can be seen when Optimus has his run in with Tappet. Later one tussles with Pounce or Wingspan before Prime's speech.
	* As he begins his speech, Optimus Prime calls back to "[[Chaos Theory Part 2]]" by answering the "three questions" that Megatron proposed should be asked of any governing body: in whose interests he exercises his power, to whom he is held accountable, and how they can get rid of him.		* As he begins his speech, Optimus Prime calls back to "[[Chaos Theory Part 2]]" by answering the "three questions" that Megatron proposed should be asked of any governing body: in whose interests he exercises his power, to whom he is held accountable, and how they can get rid of him.
	* Eleven small headshots decorate page 19, illustrating the crowd as they listen to Optimus Prime's speech. Ten are easily recognisable characters, with a monkey-like eleventh proving less familiar. It's easy to miss, but he's the [[NAIL protester\|generic NAIL]] who appears in two other scenes carrying a placard (illustrated above). Why did he get singled out? Probably something to do with his [[Liars, A to D Part 1: How to Say Goodbye and Mean It\|nasty fate]]...		* Eleven small headshots decorate page 19, illustrating the crowd as they listen to Optimus Prime's speech. Ten are easily recognisable characters, with a monkey-like eleventh proving less familiar. It's easy to miss, but he's the [[NAIL protester\|generic NAIL]] who appears in two other scenes carrying a placard (illustrated above). Why did he get singled out? Probably something to do with his [[Liars, A to D Part 1: How to Say Goodbye and Mean It\|nasty fate]]...

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Some Dweeb at 23:26, 25 November 2022

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	'''Swedish'''		'''Swedish'''
	:*''Title:'' "'''Optimus Prime är ~~Död~~...'''" (Optimus Prime is Dead...)		:*''Title:'' "'''Optimus Prime är död...'''" (Optimus Prime is Dead...)

	===Covers (4)===		===Covers (4)===

Some Dweeb: Adding Swedish reprint.

2022-11-03T20:24:26Z

Adding Swedish reprint.

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	:* Hardcover collection of ''[[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers vol. 1]]'' [[Chaos Part One: Lamentations\|#24]], [[Chaos Part Two: Numbers\|26]], [[Chaos Part Three: Kings\|28]], [[Chaos Part Four: Genesis\|30]], [[Pax Cybertronia (issue)\|31]] and "The Death of Optimus Prime".		:* Hardcover collection of ''[[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers vol. 1]]'' [[Chaos Part One: Lamentations\|#24]], [[Chaos Part Two: Numbers\|26]], [[Chaos Part Three: Kings\|28]], [[Chaos Part Four: Genesis\|30]], [[Pax Cybertronia (issue)\|31]] and "The Death of Optimus Prime".
	:* Bonus content includes an interview with [[James Roberts]] on how he worked his way up to become an ongoing writer, character design sketches by [[Livio Ramondelli]], a cover gallery and an intro by [[Simon Furman]].		:* Bonus content includes an interview with [[James Roberts]] on how he worked his way up to become an ongoing writer, character design sketches by [[Livio Ramondelli]], a cover gallery and an intro by [[Simon Furman]].

			====Swedish====
			*'''''Transformers: Kaos och skuggor''''' <small>(November ??, 2020)</small>
			:* Collects [[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More then Meets the Eye]] #9-13, [[The Transformers (IDW)\|The Transformers]] issues #22-24, 26, 28 & 30 and The Death of Optimus Prime.

	<gallery>		<gallery>
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	File:MTMTE boxset.jpg\|'''''More than Meets the Eye'' Box Set''' cover by [[Marcelo Matere]]		File:MTMTE boxset.jpg\|'''''More than Meets the Eye'' Box Set''' cover by [[Marcelo Matere]]
	File:DefinitiveG1Collection v52.jpg\|'''''Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 52: The Death of Optimus Prime'''''; cover art by [[Don Figueroa]] (Prime) and Livio Ramondelli (retro)		File:DefinitiveG1Collection v52.jpg\|'''''Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 52: The Death of Optimus Prime'''''; cover art by [[Don Figueroa]] (Prime) and Livio Ramondelli (retro)
			File:MTMTE SWE 02.jpg\|'''''Kaos och Skuggor'''''; cover art by Nick Roche and Josh Burcham.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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Pebbles27: /* Continuity notes */

2022-08-12T05:46:40Z

Continuity notes

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	*Cyclonus protests that [[Infestation (IDW)\|he shouldn't]] [[The Transformers: Heart of Darkness\|be with the Decepticons]].		*Cyclonus protests that [[Infestation (IDW)\|he shouldn't]] [[The Transformers: Heart of Darkness\|be with the Decepticons]].
	*Swindle [[Spotlight: Ultra Magnus\|once]] [[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"\|again]] proposes to "make a deal". However, it doesn't fool Optimus Prime. Nice try, though.		*Swindle [[Spotlight: Ultra Magnus\|once]] [[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"\|again]] proposes to "make a deal". However, it doesn't fool Optimus Prime. Nice try, though.
	*It would appear at least two members of The [[Circle of Light]] have made the journey back to Cybertron. They can be seen when Optimus has his run in with Tappet~~, and~~ one tussles with Pounce or Wingspan before Prime’s speech.		*It would appear at least two members of The [[Circle of Light]] have made the journey back to Cybertron. They can be seen when Optimus has his run in with Tappet. Later one tussles with Pounce or Wingspan before Prime’s speech.
	*As he begins his speech, Optimus Prime calls back to "[[Chaos Theory Part 2]]" by answering the "three questions" that Megatron proposed should be asked of any governing body: in whose interests he exercises his power, to whom he is held accountable, and how they can get rid of him.		*As he begins his speech, Optimus Prime calls back to "[[Chaos Theory Part 2]]" by answering the "three questions" that Megatron proposed should be asked of any governing body: in whose interests he exercises his power, to whom he is held accountable, and how they can get rid of him.
	*Eleven small headshots decorate page 19, illustrating the crowd as they listen to Optimus Prime's speech. Ten are easily recognisable characters, with a monkey-like eleventh proving less familiar. It's easy to miss, but he's the [[NAIL protester\|generic NAIL]] who appears in two other scenes carrying a placard (illustrated above). Why did he get singled out? Probably something to do with his [[Liars, A to D Part 1: How to Say Goodbye and Mean It\|nasty fate]]...		*Eleven small headshots decorate page 19, illustrating the crowd as they listen to Optimus Prime's speech. Ten are easily recognisable characters, with a monkey-like eleventh proving less familiar. It's easy to miss, but he's the [[NAIL protester\|generic NAIL]] who appears in two other scenes carrying a placard (illustrated above). Why did he get singled out? Probably something to do with his [[Liars, A to D Part 1: How to Say Goodbye and Mean It\|nasty fate]]...

Pebbles27: /* Continuity notes */

2022-08-12T05:46:04Z

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	*Cyclonus protests that [[Infestation (IDW)\|he shouldn't]] [[The Transformers: Heart of Darkness\|be with the Decepticons]].		*Cyclonus protests that [[Infestation (IDW)\|he shouldn't]] [[The Transformers: Heart of Darkness\|be with the Decepticons]].
	*Swindle [[Spotlight: Ultra Magnus\|once]] [[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"\|again]] proposes to "make a deal". However, it doesn't fool Optimus Prime. Nice try, though.		*Swindle [[Spotlight: Ultra Magnus\|once]] [[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"\|again]] proposes to "make a deal". However, it doesn't fool Optimus Prime. Nice try, though.
	*It would appear at least two members of [[~~The~~ Circle of Light]] have made the journey back to Cybertron. They can be seen when Optimus has his run in with Tappet, and one tussles with Pounce or Wingspan before Prime’s speech.		*It would appear at least two members of The [[Circle of Light]] have made the journey back to Cybertron. They can be seen when Optimus has his run in with Tappet, and one tussles with Pounce or Wingspan before Prime’s speech.
	*As he begins his speech, Optimus Prime calls back to "[[Chaos Theory Part 2]]" by answering the "three questions" that Megatron proposed should be asked of any governing body: in whose interests he exercises his power, to whom he is held accountable, and how they can get rid of him.		*As he begins his speech, Optimus Prime calls back to "[[Chaos Theory Part 2]]" by answering the "three questions" that Megatron proposed should be asked of any governing body: in whose interests he exercises his power, to whom he is held accountable, and how they can get rid of him.
	*Eleven small headshots decorate page 19, illustrating the crowd as they listen to Optimus Prime's speech. Ten are easily recognisable characters, with a monkey-like eleventh proving less familiar. It's easy to miss, but he's the [[NAIL protester\|generic NAIL]] who appears in two other scenes carrying a placard (illustrated above). Why did he get singled out? Probably something to do with his [[Liars, A to D Part 1: How to Say Goodbye and Mean It\|nasty fate]]...		*Eleven small headshots decorate page 19, illustrating the crowd as they listen to Optimus Prime's speech. Ten are easily recognisable characters, with a monkey-like eleventh proving less familiar. It's easy to miss, but he's the [[NAIL protester\|generic NAIL]] who appears in two other scenes carrying a placard (illustrated above). Why did he get singled out? Probably something to do with his [[Liars, A to D Part 1: How to Say Goodbye and Mean It\|nasty fate]]...

Pebbles27: /* Continuity notes */

2022-08-12T05:41:27Z

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	*Cyclonus protests that [[Infestation (IDW)\|he shouldn't]] [[The Transformers: Heart of Darkness\|be with the Decepticons]].		*Cyclonus protests that [[Infestation (IDW)\|he shouldn't]] [[The Transformers: Heart of Darkness\|be with the Decepticons]].
	*Swindle [[Spotlight: Ultra Magnus\|once]] [[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"\|again]] proposes to "make a deal". However, it doesn't fool Optimus Prime. Nice try, though.		*Swindle [[Spotlight: Ultra Magnus\|once]] [[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"\|again]] proposes to "make a deal". However, it doesn't fool Optimus Prime. Nice try, though.
			*It would appear at least two members of [[The Circle of Light]] have made the journey back to Cybertron. They can be seen when Optimus has his run in with Tappet, and one tussles with Pounce or Wingspan before Prime’s speech.
	*As he begins his speech, Optimus Prime calls back to "[[Chaos Theory Part 2]]" by answering the "three questions" that Megatron proposed should be asked of any governing body: in whose interests he exercises his power, to whom he is held accountable, and how they can get rid of him.		*As he begins his speech, Optimus Prime calls back to "[[Chaos Theory Part 2]]" by answering the "three questions" that Megatron proposed should be asked of any governing body: in whose interests he exercises his power, to whom he is held accountable, and how they can get rid of him.
	*Eleven small headshots decorate page 19, illustrating the crowd as they listen to Optimus Prime's speech. Ten are easily recognisable characters, with a monkey-like eleventh proving less familiar. It's easy to miss, but he's the [[NAIL protester\|generic NAIL]] who appears in two other scenes carrying a placard (illustrated above). Why did he get singled out? Probably something to do with his [[Liars, A to D Part 1: How to Say Goodbye and Mean It\|nasty fate]]...		*Eleven small headshots decorate page 19, illustrating the crowd as they listen to Optimus Prime's speech. Ten are easily recognisable characters, with a monkey-like eleventh proving less familiar. It's easy to miss, but he's the [[NAIL protester\|generic NAIL]] who appears in two other scenes carrying a placard (illustrated above). Why did he get singled out? Probably something to do with his [[Liars, A to D Part 1: How to Say Goodbye and Mean It\|nasty fate]]...

Some Dweeb at 14:05, 26 October 2021

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	*This story's title is given in ''three'' different permutations throughout the issue: ''The Transformers: The Death of Optimus Prime'' on the cover, ''The Transformers: Death of Optimus Prime'' in the indicia, and ''Transformers: The Death of Optimus Prime'' in the story itself.		*This story's title is given in ''three'' different permutations throughout the issue: ''The Transformers: The Death of Optimus Prime'' on the cover, ''The Transformers: Death of Optimus Prime'' in the indicia, and ''Transformers: The Death of Optimus Prime'' in the story itself.
	*An editorial note from Andy Schmidt quoted in the TPB states that the original title for the issue was to be "Schism", which was likely changed due to 2011's ''[[X-Men]]'' storyline of the same name.		*An editorial note from Andy Schmidt quoted in the TPB states that the original title for the issue was to be "Schism", which was likely changed due to 2011's ''[[X-Men]]'' storyline of the same name.

			===Foreign Localization===
			'''Japanese'''
			:*''Title:'' "'''Optimus Prime no Shi'''" (オプティマスプライムの死, "Death of Optimus Prime")

			'''Swedish'''
			:*''Title:'' "'''Optimus Prime är Död...'''" (Optimus Prime is Dead...)

	===Covers (4)===		===Covers (4)===
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	~~===Foreign localization===~~
	~~'''Japanese'''~~
	~~:*''Title:'' "'''Optimus Prime no Shi'''" (オプティマスプライムの死, "Death of Optimus Prime")~~

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Saix: /* Synopsis */clean up, replaced: Dai Atlas (Zone) → Dai Atlas (G1)

2021-09-20T01:35:33Z

Synopsis: clean up, replaced: Dai Atlas (Zone) → Dai Atlas (G1)

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	[[File:DoOP protestors effigy.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Prime's just hanging out with the populace]]		[[File:DoOP protestors effigy.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Prime's just hanging out with the populace]]
	Day by day, the standoff with the NAILs grows ever more tense; for all his own dislike of the Autobots, Metalhawk is forced to play peacemaker when other NAILs such as [[Zetca]] begin to openly rally for violence against them. [[Perceptor (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Perceptor]] and [[Rewind (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rewind]] finish their examination of the empty halves of the Matrix shell, and determine that it is actually an ancient cosmic map that leads to... something. [[Drift (G1)\|Drift]] immediately declares that it must be pointing out the location of the [[Knights of Cybertron]], whose awesome power could surely help unite all Cybertronians and restore stability to the planet. The fact that these Knights are widely believed to be mythical does not dissuade him, and nor does Optimus's insistence that the [[Circle of Light]] was nothing but an eccentric cult. Drift is adamant about the reality of the Knights, and the wisdom of [[Dai Atlas (~~Zone~~)\|Dai Atlas]]'s guarantees of their power; gradually, he manages to convince some other Autobots of the need to undertake a quest for these Knights. [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]] is outraged at the thought of leaving Cybertron in control of the NAILs, whom he considers to be lazy and opportunistic ingrates—though Metalhawk retorts that Prowl is only bitter because he had tried and failed to remain unaligned during the war. Suddenly, the crowd of NAILs outside attacks the Autobot base. Though disorganized, they can present a threat—emphasis on "can", as Prowl fixates on the potential of Autobot lives being at risk as being sufficient justification for releasing the captive Decepticons to beat back the crowds. Ratbat pleads with the other Decepticons not to obey Autobot orders and, instead, to attack their old enemies then and there. [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] countermands that order, pointing out that they would easily be destroyed by an alliance of Autobots and NAILs. With their transformation capabilities and heaviest weapons disabled, the Decepticons use sheer brute force to push back the NAILs, and thereafter are held in line by Prowl's warning that they have each been fitted with remote-controlled detonator chips.		Day by day, the standoff with the NAILs grows ever more tense; for all his own dislike of the Autobots, Metalhawk is forced to play peacemaker when other NAILs such as [[Zetca]] begin to openly rally for violence against them. [[Perceptor (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Perceptor]] and [[Rewind (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rewind]] finish their examination of the empty halves of the Matrix shell, and determine that it is actually an ancient cosmic map that leads to... something. [[Drift (G1)\|Drift]] immediately declares that it must be pointing out the location of the [[Knights of Cybertron]], whose awesome power could surely help unite all Cybertronians and restore stability to the planet. The fact that these Knights are widely believed to be mythical does not dissuade him, and nor does Optimus's insistence that the [[Circle of Light]] was nothing but an eccentric cult. Drift is adamant about the reality of the Knights, and the wisdom of [[Dai Atlas (G1)\|Dai Atlas]]'s guarantees of their power; gradually, he manages to convince some other Autobots of the need to undertake a quest for these Knights. [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]] is outraged at the thought of leaving Cybertron in control of the NAILs, whom he considers to be lazy and opportunistic ingrates—though Metalhawk retorts that Prowl is only bitter because he had tried and failed to remain unaligned during the war. Suddenly, the crowd of NAILs outside attacks the Autobot base. Though disorganized, they can present a threat—emphasis on "can", as Prowl fixates on the potential of Autobot lives being at risk as being sufficient justification for releasing the captive Decepticons to beat back the crowds. Ratbat pleads with the other Decepticons not to obey Autobot orders and, instead, to attack their old enemies then and there. [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] countermands that order, pointing out that they would easily be destroyed by an alliance of Autobots and NAILs. With their transformation capabilities and heaviest weapons disabled, the Decepticons use sheer brute force to push back the NAILs, and thereafter are held in line by Prowl's warning that they have each been fitted with remote-controlled detonator chips.

	[[File:DoOP matrix bequeathed.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4\|Solomon Prime.]]		[[File:DoOP matrix bequeathed.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4\|Solomon Prime.]]

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	[[File:DoOP protestors effigy.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Prime's just hanging out with the populace]]		[[File:DoOP protestors effigy.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Prime's just hanging out with the populace]]
	Day by day, the standoff with the NAILs grows ever more tense; for all his own dislike of the Autobots, Metalhawk is forced to play peacemaker when other NAILs such as [[Zetca]] begin to openly rally for violence against them. [[Perceptor (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Perceptor]] and [[Rewind (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rewind]] finish their examination of the empty halves of the Matrix shell, and determine that it is actually an ancient cosmic map that leads to... something. [[Drift (G1)\|Drift]] immediately declares that it must be pointing out the location of the [[Knights of Cybertron]], whose awesome power could surely help unite all Cybertronians and restore stability to the planet. The fact that these Knights are widely believed to be mythical does not dissuade him, and nor does Optimus's insistence that the [[Circle of Light]] was nothing but an eccentric cult. Drift is adamant about the reality of the Knights, and the wisdom of [[Dai Atlas (~~Zone~~)\|Dai Atlas]]'s guarantees of their power; gradually, he manages to convince some other Autobots of the need to undertake a quest for these Knights. [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]] is outraged at the thought of leaving Cybertron in control of the NAILs, whom he considers to be lazy and opportunistic ingrates—though Metalhawk retorts that Prowl is only bitter because he had tried and failed to remain unaligned during the war. Suddenly, the crowd of NAILs outside attacks the Autobot base. Though disorganized, they can present a threat—emphasis on "can", as Prowl fixates on the potential of Autobot lives being at risk as being sufficient justification for releasing the captive Decepticons to beat back the crowds. Ratbat pleads with the other Decepticons not to obey Autobot orders and, instead, to attack their old enemies then and there. [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] countermands that order, pointing out that they would easily be destroyed by an alliance of Autobots and NAILs. With their transformation capabilities and heaviest weapons disabled, the Decepticons use sheer brute force to push back the NAILs, and thereafter are held in line by Prowl's warning that they have each been fitted with remote-controlled detonator chips.		Day by day, the standoff with the NAILs grows ever more tense; for all his own dislike of the Autobots, Metalhawk is forced to play peacemaker when other NAILs such as [[Zetca]] begin to openly rally for violence against them. [[Perceptor (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Perceptor]] and [[Rewind (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rewind]] finish their examination of the empty halves of the Matrix shell, and determine that it is actually an ancient cosmic map that leads to... something. [[Drift (G1)\|Drift]] immediately declares that it must be pointing out the location of the [[Knights of Cybertron]], whose awesome power could surely help unite all Cybertronians and restore stability to the planet. The fact that these Knights are widely believed to be mythical does not dissuade him, and nor does Optimus's insistence that the [[Circle of Light]] was nothing but an eccentric cult. Drift is adamant about the reality of the Knights, and the wisdom of [[Dai Atlas (G1)\|Dai Atlas]]'s guarantees of their power; gradually, he manages to convince some other Autobots of the need to undertake a quest for these Knights. [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]] is outraged at the thought of leaving Cybertron in control of the NAILs, whom he considers to be lazy and opportunistic ingrates—though Metalhawk retorts that Prowl is only bitter because he had tried and failed to remain unaligned during the war. Suddenly, the crowd of NAILs outside attacks the Autobot base. Though disorganized, they can present a threat—emphasis on "can", as Prowl fixates on the potential of Autobot lives being at risk as being sufficient justification for releasing the captive Decepticons to beat back the crowds. Ratbat pleads with the other Decepticons not to obey Autobot orders and, instead, to attack their old enemies then and there. [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] countermands that order, pointing out that they would easily be destroyed by an alliance of Autobots and NAILs. With their transformation capabilities and heaviest weapons disabled, the Decepticons use sheer brute force to push back the NAILs, and thereafter are held in line by Prowl's warning that they have each been fitted with remote-controlled detonator chips.

	[[File:DoOP matrix bequeathed.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4\|Solomon Prime.]]		[[File:DoOP matrix bequeathed.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4\|Solomon Prime.]]