Transformers I.Q. issue 7 - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte: Big Convoy -> Big Convoy (BW) update

2026-04-02T01:26:04Z

Big Convoy -> Big Convoy (BW) update

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	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron (BW)\|Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron (BW)\|Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.

AzimuthAcolyte: Lio Convoy -> Lio Convoy (BW) update

2026-03-26T03:38:10Z

Lio Convoy -> Lio Convoy (BW) update

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	4. What happens when a [[DNA scanner]] malfunctions, combining DNA from multiple sources into one alternate mode? A. Inability to transform B. [[Fuzor]]s C. [[Transmutate (BW)\|Transmutate]]s D. Multiple personalities		4. What happens when a [[DNA scanner]] malfunctions, combining DNA from multiple sources into one alternate mode? A. Inability to transform B. [[Fuzor]]s C. [[Transmutate (BW)\|Transmutate]]s D. Multiple personalities

	5. Some Beast Warriors are not the descendants of the Autobots and Decepticons. What force, known as the "Divine Stone" by the locals, evolved the animals of the [[7th Cosmos]] into Transformers? A. [[Lio Convoy\|Leo Prime]]'s [[Energon Matrix]] B. An [[Energon star]] C. The [[Compu-Core]] of [[Skalorr]] D. An [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois]] Capsule		5. Some Beast Warriors are not the descendants of the Autobots and Decepticons. What force, known as the "Divine Stone" by the locals, evolved the animals of the [[7th Cosmos]] into Transformers? A. [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Leo Prime]]'s [[Energon Matrix]] B. An [[Energon star]] C. The [[Compu-Core]] of [[Skalorr]] D. An [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois]] Capsule

	Moving on, I-QUEUE notes that among the various universes, the [[Maximal]]s are often lead by a noble and honorable commander. One of these commanders is Lio Convoy, or as he was later known, Leo Prime. Lio Convoy fought against the evil [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s, protecting the substance known as Angolmois. A substance similar to [[Dark Energon]], Angolmois once resided inside the monster planet [[Unicron]], providing the dark god his power. Fighting against multiple foes, Lio Convoy kept the energy out of evil's hands, preventing Unicron from returning to life. Returning to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], he, the Maximals, and the reformed Predacons worked to rebuild the planet, ushering in peace once again. Promoted to "Great Convoy", he earned a permanent seat among the leaders of the Maximals for his heroic efforts.		Moving on, I-QUEUE notes that among the various universes, the [[Maximal]]s are often lead by a noble and honorable commander. One of these commanders is Lio Convoy, or as he was later known, Leo Prime. Lio Convoy fought against the evil [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s, protecting the substance known as Angolmois. A substance similar to [[Dark Energon]], Angolmois once resided inside the monster planet [[Unicron]], providing the dark god his power. Fighting against multiple foes, Lio Convoy kept the energy out of evil's hands, preventing Unicron from returning to life. Returning to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], he, the Maximals, and the reformed Predacons worked to rebuild the planet, ushering in peace once again. Promoted to "Great Convoy", he earned a permanent seat among the leaders of the Maximals for his heroic efforts.

AzimuthAcolyte: Tigatron -> Tigatron (BW) update

2026-03-09T02:55:43Z

Tigatron -> Tigatron (BW) update

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	* The correct answer to question 1 is C, as seen in the ''Beast Wars'' cartoon. The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Cheetor (BW)\|Cheetor]] from "[[Beast Wars (Part 1)]]".		* The correct answer to question 1 is C, as seen in the ''Beast Wars'' cartoon. The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Cheetor (BW)\|Cheetor]] from "[[Beast Wars (Part 1)]]".
	* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).		* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).
	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron (BW)\|Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.

Saix: /* Transformers references */ clean up, replaced: ''Beast Wars II'' manga → ''Beast Wars II'' comic

2024-10-30T21:26:56Z

Transformers references: clean up, replaced: ''Beast Wars II'' manga → ''Beast Wars II'' comic

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	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' ~~manga~~ installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.

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2023-10-11T00:44:59Z

Transformers references

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	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[~~Granduation~~ Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.

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

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2023-10-11T00:44:47Z

Transformers references

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	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) ~~The idea that he was promoted~~ to "Great Convoy"~~, meanwhile,~~ comes from ~~his~~ ''~~Arms Micron~~'' ~~toy bio~~. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as [[Great ~~Convoy]] did~~ in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Granduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.

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

Saix: /* Transformers references */clean up, replaced: (BWII) → (BW)

2021-09-19T19:42:19Z

Transformers references: clean up, replaced: (BWII) → (BW)

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	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (~~BWII~~)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) The idea that he was promoted to "Great Convoy", meanwhile, comes from his ''Arms Micron'' toy bio. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as [[Great Convoy]] did in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) The idea that he was promoted to "Great Convoy", meanwhile, comes from his ''Arms Micron'' toy bio. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as [[Great Convoy]] did in ''Beast Wars Neo''.

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

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	* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).		* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).
	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (BW)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BWII)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) The idea that he was promoted to "Great Convoy", meanwhile, comes from his ''Arms Micron'' toy bio. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as [[Great Convoy]] did in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BWII)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) The idea that he was promoted to "Great Convoy", meanwhile, comes from his ''Arms Micron'' toy bio. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as [[Great Convoy]] did in ''Beast Wars Neo''.

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	* The correct answer to question 1 is C, as seen in the ''Beast Wars'' cartoon. The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Cheetor (BW)\|Cheetor]] from "[[Beast Wars (Part 1)]]".		* The correct answer to question 1 is C, as seen in the ''Beast Wars'' cartoon. The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Cheetor (BW)\|Cheetor]] from "[[Beast Wars (Part 1)]]".
	* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).		* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).
	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''~~Trasformers~~: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (BW)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (BW)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.

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	4. What happens when a [[DNA scanner]] malfunctions, combining DNA from multiple sources into one alternate mode? A. Inability to transform B. [[Fuzor]]s C. [[Transmutate (BW)\|Transmutate]]s D. Multiple personalities		4. What happens when a [[DNA scanner]] malfunctions, combining DNA from multiple sources into one alternate mode? A. Inability to transform B. [[Fuzor]]s C. [[Transmutate (BW)\|Transmutate]]s D. Multiple personalities

	5. Some Beast Warriors are not the descendants of the Autobots and Decepticons. What force, known as the "Divine Stone" by the locals, evolved the animals of the [[7th Cosmos]] into Transformers? A. [[Lio Convoy\|Leo Prime]]'s [[Energon Matrix]] B. An [[Energon star]] C. The [[Compu-Core]] of [[Skalorr]] D. An [[Angolmois ~~Capsule~~]]		5. Some Beast Warriors are not the descendants of the Autobots and Decepticons. What force, known as the "Divine Stone" by the locals, evolved the animals of the [[7th Cosmos]] into Transformers? A. [[Lio Convoy\|Leo Prime]]'s [[Energon Matrix]] B. An [[Energon star]] C. The [[Compu-Core]] of [[Skalorr]] D. An [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois]] Capsule

	Moving on, I-QUEUE notes that among the various universes, the [[Maximal]]s are often lead by a noble and honorable commander. One of these commanders is Lio Convoy, or as he was later known, Leo Prime. Lio Convoy fought against the evil [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s, protecting the substance known as [[Angolmois ~~Energy\|Angolmois]]~~. A substance similar to [[Dark Energon]], Angolmois once resided inside the monster planet [[Unicron]], providing the dark god his power. Fighting against multiple foes, Lio Convoy kept the energy out of evil's hands, preventing Unicron from returning to life. Returning to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], he, the Maximals, and the reformed Predacons worked to rebuild the planet, ushering in peace once again. Promoted to "Great Convoy", he earned a permanent seat among the leaders of the Maximals for his heroic efforts.		Moving on, I-QUEUE notes that among the various universes, the [[Maximal]]s are often lead by a noble and honorable commander. One of these commanders is Lio Convoy, or as he was later known, Leo Prime. Lio Convoy fought against the evil [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s, protecting the substance known as Angolmois. A substance similar to [[Dark Energon]], Angolmois once resided inside the monster planet [[Unicron]], providing the dark god his power. Fighting against multiple foes, Lio Convoy kept the energy out of evil's hands, preventing Unicron from returning to life. Returning to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], he, the Maximals, and the reformed Predacons worked to rebuild the planet, ushering in peace once again. Promoted to "Great Convoy", he earned a permanent seat among the leaders of the Maximals for his heroic efforts.

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	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron (BW)\|Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron (BW)\|Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy (BW)\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.

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	4. What happens when a [[DNA scanner]] malfunctions, combining DNA from multiple sources into one alternate mode? A. Inability to transform B. [[Fuzor]]s C. [[Transmutate (BW)\|Transmutate]]s D. Multiple personalities		4. What happens when a [[DNA scanner]] malfunctions, combining DNA from multiple sources into one alternate mode? A. Inability to transform B. [[Fuzor]]s C. [[Transmutate (BW)\|Transmutate]]s D. Multiple personalities

	5. Some Beast Warriors are not the descendants of the Autobots and Decepticons. What force, known as the "Divine Stone" by the locals, evolved the animals of the [[7th Cosmos]] into Transformers? A. [[Lio Convoy\|Leo Prime]]'s [[Energon Matrix]] B. An [[Energon star]] C. The [[Compu-Core]] of [[Skalorr]] D. An [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois]] Capsule		5. Some Beast Warriors are not the descendants of the Autobots and Decepticons. What force, known as the "Divine Stone" by the locals, evolved the animals of the [[7th Cosmos]] into Transformers? A. [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Leo Prime]]'s [[Energon Matrix]] B. An [[Energon star]] C. The [[Compu-Core]] of [[Skalorr]] D. An [[Angolmois Energy\|Angolmois]] Capsule

	Moving on, I-QUEUE notes that among the various universes, the [[Maximal]]s are often lead by a noble and honorable commander. One of these commanders is Lio Convoy, or as he was later known, Leo Prime. Lio Convoy fought against the evil [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s, protecting the substance known as Angolmois. A substance similar to [[Dark Energon]], Angolmois once resided inside the monster planet [[Unicron]], providing the dark god his power. Fighting against multiple foes, Lio Convoy kept the energy out of evil's hands, preventing Unicron from returning to life. Returning to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], he, the Maximals, and the reformed Predacons worked to rebuild the planet, ushering in peace once again. Promoted to "Great Convoy", he earned a permanent seat among the leaders of the Maximals for his heroic efforts.		Moving on, I-QUEUE notes that among the various universes, the [[Maximal]]s are often lead by a noble and honorable commander. One of these commanders is Lio Convoy, or as he was later known, Leo Prime. Lio Convoy fought against the evil [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]]s, protecting the substance known as Angolmois. A substance similar to [[Dark Energon]], Angolmois once resided inside the monster planet [[Unicron]], providing the dark god his power. Fighting against multiple foes, Lio Convoy kept the energy out of evil's hands, preventing Unicron from returning to life. Returning to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], he, the Maximals, and the reformed Predacons worked to rebuild the planet, ushering in peace once again. Promoted to "Great Convoy", he earned a permanent seat among the leaders of the Maximals for his heroic efforts.

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	* The correct answer to question 1 is C, as seen in the ''Beast Wars'' cartoon. The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Cheetor (BW)\|Cheetor]] from "[[Beast Wars (Part 1)]]".		* The correct answer to question 1 is C, as seen in the ''Beast Wars'' cartoon. The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Cheetor (BW)\|Cheetor]] from "[[Beast Wars (Part 1)]]".
	* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).		* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).
	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron (BW)\|Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.

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	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' ~~manga~~ installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' comic installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BW)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) His promotion to the rank of "[[Great Convoy]]" comes from the [[Graduation Ceremony!!\|final episode]] of ''Beast Wars Neo'', in which [[Vector Sigma]] offered him said promotion. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as the Great Convoys wore in ''Beast Wars Neo''.

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	* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).		* The correct answer for question 2 is A; Scorponok was seen creating [[Pretender]] shells in issue [[Pretender to the Throne!\|#40]] of the Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, although later issues would show the shells as having existed before his experiments. The question is illustrated with [[Skullgrin]] from the cover of said issue (pencils by [[José Delbo]], inks by [[Dave Hunt]]).
	* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".		* The correct answer for question 3 is C, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Call of the Wild]]", when the Maximals were forced to remain in beast mode. Characters throughout ''Beast Wars'' were occasionally seen organic food, as did the Maximals in sequel series ''Beast Machines''. Synthetic Energon was introduced in ''Transformers: Prime'' episodes "[[T.M.I.]]" and "[[Stronger, Faster]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Tigatron]] and [[Airazor (BW)\|Airazor]] from ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[The Trigger, Part 2]]".
	* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (BW)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].		* The correct answer for question 4 is B, as seen in ''Beast Wars'' episode "[[Coming of the Fuzors (Part 1)]]". The question is illustrated with a screencap of [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], [[Quickstrike (BW)\|Quickstrike]], and [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)\|Silverbolt]] from said episode. Transmutate was a character from the ''Beast Wars'' episode of the [[Transmutate (episode)\|same name]].
	* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.		* The correct answer for question 5 is D, as seen in the final ''Beast Wars II'' manga installment, "[[The Beast Wars "Neo" Begin!!!]]". The question is illustrated with a panel of [[Big Convoy\|Big]] (Big Convoy's name when he was regular mammoth) from said manga (art by [[Shōji Imaki]]). Lio Convoy used his Energon Matrix to heal the mortally wounded Big in said chapter. The Skalorr Compu-Core was seen in ''Robotix'', while Energon stars come from ''Transformers: Energon''.
	* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BWII)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) The idea that he was promoted to "Great Convoy", meanwhile, comes from his ''Arms Micron'' toy bio. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as [[Great Convoy]] did in ''Beast Wars Neo''.		* The I.Q. review goes over Lio Convoy's adventures in both ''Beast Wars II'' and ''Beast Wars Neo''. Various threats throughout the series are referenced too, including: "mobilized fortresses" ([[Majin Zarak]], from "[[Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger!]]"); "war planets" (the [[Nemesis (BWII)\|Nemesis]], the artificial planet that served as the main threat for the last half of the ''Beast Wars II'' series); super-powered foes (obviously the Predacons); and "himself" ([[Black Lio Convoy\|Copy Convoy]] from "[[The Black Lio Convoy]]".) The idea that he was promoted to "Great Convoy", meanwhile, comes from his ''Arms Micron'' toy bio. A comparison is made between Angolmois Energy and Dark Energon, the lifeblood of Unicron seen in various Aligned-continuity media like ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Transformers: Prime''. Images used here include the models for his [[Gaia]] lion-mode body and his Cybertronian body, and a new piece of art of his ''Arms Micron'' "Leo Prime" form by Jesse Wittenrich, wearing the same robes as [[Great Convoy]] did in ''Beast Wars Neo''.