Transformers I.Q. issue 2 - Revision history

BerylRoll at 11:44, 1 February 2026

2026-02-01T11:44:40Z

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	* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".		* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".
	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wreckers]] as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden (Cybertron)\|Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wreckers]] as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

AzimuthAcolyte: Alpha Trion (G1) -> Alpha Trion update

2025-05-25T15:57:54Z

Alpha Trion (G1) -> Alpha Trion update

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	Bonus! Whom did a chagrined Megatron appoint leader of the Constructicons after he rebuilt them on Earth? A. Scrapper B. Hook C. [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] D. [[Long Haul (G1)\|Long Haul]]		Bonus! Whom did a chagrined Megatron appoint leader of the Constructicons after he rebuilt them on Earth? A. Scrapper B. Hook C. [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] D. [[Long Haul (G1)\|Long Haul]]

	I-QUEUE notes it's never a good idea to annoy a Megatron, no matter what universe you're in, and proceeds to review the subject of a question he previously asked: how, in [[Primax 509.28 Epsilon\|one universal stream]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] started life as a dock worker named Orion Pax, with his friends [[Elita One (G1)\|Ariel]] and [[Dion (G1)\|Dion]]. Their happy lives ended when Megatron came upon their dock and slaughtered the three of them. Fortunately, [[~~Alpha Trion (G1)\|~~Alpha Trion]] saved Orion and Ariel, rebuilding them into Optimus Prime and Elita One. The [[Elite Guard]], meanwhile, found Dion and rebuilt him so that he could fight back against the Decepticons. Prime would eventually learn of Dion's survival just before the invasion of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], where once more, Megatron changed his life forever...		I-QUEUE notes it's never a good idea to annoy a Megatron, no matter what universe you're in, and proceeds to review the subject of a question he previously asked: how, in [[Primax 509.28 Epsilon\|one universal stream]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] started life as a dock worker named Orion Pax, with his friends [[Elita One (G1)\|Ariel]] and [[Dion (G1)\|Dion]]. Their happy lives ended when Megatron came upon their dock and slaughtered the three of them. Fortunately, [[Alpha Trion]] saved Orion and Ariel, rebuilding them into Optimus Prime and Elita One. The [[Elite Guard]], meanwhile, found Dion and rebuilt him so that he could fight back against the Decepticons. Prime would eventually learn of Dion's survival just before the invasion of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], where once more, Megatron changed his life forever...

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Saix: /* Transformers references */clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers

2023-01-20T19:04:19Z

Transformers references: clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers

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	* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".		* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".
	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[~~Wrecker~~]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wreckers]] as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

NexusShard17 at 14:23, 22 April 2021

2021-04-22T14:23:08Z

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	* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".		* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".
	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

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2020-01-25T15:49:59Z

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	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

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

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2020-01-25T15:49:24Z

Transformers references

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	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

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	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. ~~An all new~~ piece of art with pencils and inks by [[~~Dan Khanna~~]] and colors ~~probably~~ [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons ~~illustrates the question~~, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

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	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. An all new piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]] and colors probably [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. An all new piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]] and colors probably [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]", in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

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

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]]. The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".		* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".
	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. An all new piece of art by [[Dan Khanna]] of the Constructicons illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. An all new piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]] and colors probably [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]". The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]", in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]", in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

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

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	Bonus! Whom did a chagrined Megatron appoint leader of the Constructicons after he rebuilt them on Earth? A. Scrapper B. Hook C. [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] D. [[Long Haul (G1)\|Long Haul]]		Bonus! Whom did a chagrined Megatron appoint leader of the Constructicons after he rebuilt them on Earth? A. Scrapper B. Hook C. [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] D. [[Long Haul (G1)\|Long Haul]]

	I-QUEUE notes it's never a good idea to annoy a Megatron, no matter what universe you're in, and proceeds to review the subject of a question he previously asked: how, in [[Primax 509.28 Epsilon\|one universal stream]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] started life as a dock worker, with his friends [[Elita One (G1)\|Ariel]] and [[Dion (G1)\|Dion]]. Their happy lives ended when Megatron came upon their dock and slaughtered the three of them. Fortunately, [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]] saved Orion and Ariel, rebuilding them into Optimus Prime and Elita One. The [[Elite Guard]], meanwhile, found Dion and rebuilt him so that he could fight back against the Decepticons. Prime would eventually learn of Dion's survival just before the invasion of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], where once more, Megatron changed his life forever...		I-QUEUE notes it's never a good idea to annoy a Megatron, no matter what universe you're in, and proceeds to review the subject of a question he previously asked: how, in [[Primax 509.28 Epsilon\|one universal stream]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] started life as a dock worker named Orion Pax, with his friends [[Elita One (G1)\|Ariel]] and [[Dion (G1)\|Dion]]. Their happy lives ended when Megatron came upon their dock and slaughtered the three of them. Fortunately, [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]] saved Orion and Ariel, rebuilding them into Optimus Prime and Elita One. The [[Elite Guard]], meanwhile, found Dion and rebuilt him so that he could fight back against the Decepticons. Prime would eventually learn of Dion's survival just before the invasion of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], where once more, Megatron changed his life forever...

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	* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".		* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".
	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wreckers]] as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden (Cybertron)\|Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wreckers]] as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

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	* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".		* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".
	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[~~Wrecker~~]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wreckers]] as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].

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	* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".		* The first question refers to events from the ''Beast Wars Metals'' manga, illustrating it with a panel of Quickstrike from the [[Beast Wars Metals issue 1\|first issue]] (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). The correct answer is that he created the Scorpion and Cobra Corps; Starscream's immortal spark was seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Possession]]".
	* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.		* The second is about ''Transformers'' episode "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]", illustrated with Allegra holding the unconscious Zebop Skandana in her arms. Allegra is the correct answer for the main question, while Basso Profundo is the correct answer for the bonus question; see "Real-world references" below for more information.
	* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.		* The third question is about Velocitron, the Speed Planet from ''Cybertron'', and uses a screencap of the planet from "[[Hidden]]" to illustrate the question. The ''Ogygia'' is the ship that brought them to Velocitron; the ''Hyperborea'', meanwhile, brought Cybertronian colonists to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Animatron]], the Jungle Planet. The ''Xantium'' was the ship of the [[Wrecker]]s as seen in IDW's ''Stormbringer'' mini-series, and a live-action movie [[Xantium (DOTM)\|version]] would be seen in ''Dark of the Moon''. Speedia, meanwhile, is the Japanese name for Velocitron.
	* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.		* The fourth question is an explanation for the continuity errors between "[[Heavy Metal War]]", in which the Constructicons were all new Decepticons build on Earth, and "[[The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme]]", where they were Cybertronians brainwashed by Megatron into serving him; specifically, this question applies to the Wings Universe versions. A piece of art with pencils and inks by [[Casey Coller]] and colors by [[Josh Perez]] of the Constructicons versus their former members illustrates the question, which we will see in full next installment. As seen in "[[A Team Effort]]", Hook was the original Constructicon leader; Scrapper was the leader of the Constructicons in the cartoon. Hauler is also visible in the art along with a barely visible [[Erector (G1)\|Erector]]; they were retconned into being former Constructicons by their [[e-HOBBY]] bio and [[Transformers Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] bio, respectively; the piece of art originates from Erector's tongue-in-cheek Hall of Fame video. See next issue for more detail on that.
	* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].		* The last issue review goes over events from "[[War Dawn (episode)\|War Dawn]]", illustrating it with panels from "[[Battle Lines, Part 1]]" (pencils and inks by [[Dan Khanna]], colors by [[Evan Gauntt]] and Jesse Wittenrich). The final image is of Prime, Dion, and [[Magnum]] from "[[Battle Lines, Part 6]]" (pencils and inks by Dan Khanna, colors by Evan Gauntt), in which Dion would be gunned down by Megatron once more, along with Magnum; as alluded to here, Prime was forced to choose one of them to save, and whomever that was, he was rebuilt into [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]].