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	Later that year, Simmons watched solemnly as the Mega-Man was at last transferred from the Arctic to the Hoover Dam headquarters. {{storylink\|Rising Storm issue 2\|Rising Storm #2}}		Later that year, Simmons watched solemnly as the Mega-Man was at last transferred from the Arctic to the Hoover Dam headquarters. {{storylink\|Rising Storm issue 2\|Rising Storm #2}}

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	====''Transformers: Beginnings''====		====''Transformers: Beginnings''====

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	Walter is the father of [[Margaret Simmons]], grandfather of [[Bill Simmons]], and great-grandfather of [[Seymour Simmons]].		Walter is the father of [[Margaret Simmons]], grandfather of [[Bill Simmons]], and great-grandfather of [[Seymour Simmons]].
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	:''Walter Simmons is a [[human]] from the [[Live-action film series\|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Walter Simmons is a [[human]] from the [[Live-action film series\|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[Image:Sector7_5_old_walter_simmons.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|No, not that {{w\|Iceman (comics)\|Iceman}}, this [[Megatron (Movie)\|Iceman]]! ~~Guys, man your stations! Oi! Don’t target your director! I am not the Iceman! Are all of ya deaf?!?!?~~]]		[[Image:Sector7_5_old_walter_simmons.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|No, not that {{w\|Iceman (comics)\|Iceman}}, this [[Megatron (Movie)\|Iceman]]!]]

	In his younger days, '''Walter Simmons''' filled his life with adventure, exploring the fantastic and the unknown alongside his longtime friend [[Theodore Joseph Wells]]. Although he describes himself as a man of reason, this particular trait only extends as far as preferring to think his way out of situations rather than resort to violence; when it comes to seeking explanations for the mysteries he and Wells encounter in their adventures, "reason" does not often enter into Simmons's thought processes, and he will willingly embrace the supernatural and otherworldly as an answer. Indeed, it is this openness and eagerness that causes Wells to fear for Simmons's well-being, as it seems all too possible for him to be consumed by the terrifying and wonderful worlds and possibilities that their discoveries have opened up to him.		In his younger days, '''Walter Simmons''' filled his life with adventure, exploring the fantastic and the unknown alongside his longtime friend [[Theodore Joseph Wells]]. Although he describes himself as a man of reason, this particular trait only extends as far as preferring to think his way out of situations rather than resort to violence; when it comes to seeking explanations for the mysteries he and Wells encounter in their adventures, "reason" does not often enter into Simmons's thought processes, and he will willingly embrace the supernatural and otherworldly as an answer. Indeed, it is this openness and eagerness that causes Wells to fear for Simmons's well-being, as it seems all too possible for him to be consumed by the terrifying and wonderful worlds and possibilities that their discoveries have opened up to him.

	Putting his life of adventure behind him, Simmons became one of the [[First Seven]], the founders of the organization which would become [[Sector Seven]]. He has lived long enough to remain in a position of power with the organization for the majority of its existence, becoming known and feared by many. It is said he knows where most of the skeletons are buried, and how they became skeletons in the first place. Those within Sector Seven refer to him as "The Old Man", but likely never to his face.		Putting his life of adventure behind him, Simmons became one of the [[First Seven]], the founders of the organization which would become [[Sector Seven]]. He has lived long enough to remain in a position of power with the organization for the majority of its existence, becoming known and feared by many. It is said he knows where most of the skeletons are buried, and how they became skeletons in the first place. Those within Sector Seven refer to him as "The Old Man", but likely never to his face.

	~~After [[Billy North]]’s death, he is more than ever determined to lose or even kill those who matter to him, just to investigate the secret history of transformers. Which he is addicted to~~.

	Walter is the father of [[Margaret Simmons]], grandfather of [[Bill Simmons]], and great-grandfather of [[Seymour Simmons]].		Walter is the father of [[Margaret Simmons]], grandfather of [[Bill Simmons]], and great-grandfather of [[Seymour Simmons]].

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	:''Walter Simmons is a [[human]] from the [[Live-action film series\|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Walter Simmons is a [[human]] from the [[Live-action film series\|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[Image:Sector7_5_old_walter_simmons.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|No, not that {{w\|Iceman (comics)\|Iceman}}, this [[Megatron (Movie)\|Iceman]]!]]		[[Image:Sector7_5_old_walter_simmons.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|No, not that {{w\|Iceman (comics)\|Iceman}}, this [[Megatron (Movie)\|Iceman]]! Guys, man your stations! Oi! Don’t target your director! I am not the Iceman! Are all of ya deaf?!?!?]]

	In his younger days, '''Walter Simmons''' filled his life with adventure, exploring the fantastic and the unknown alongside his longtime friend [[Theodore Joseph Wells]]. Although he describes himself as a man of reason, this particular trait only extends as far as preferring to think his way out of situations rather than resort to violence; when it comes to seeking explanations for the mysteries he and Wells encounter in their adventures, "reason" does not often enter into Simmons's thought processes, and he will willingly embrace the supernatural and otherworldly as an answer. Indeed, it is this openness and eagerness that causes Wells to fear for Simmons's well-being, as it seems all too possible for him to be consumed by the terrifying and wonderful worlds and possibilities that their discoveries have opened up to him.		In his younger days, '''Walter Simmons''' filled his life with adventure, exploring the fantastic and the unknown alongside his longtime friend [[Theodore Joseph Wells]]. Although he describes himself as a man of reason, this particular trait only extends as far as preferring to think his way out of situations rather than resort to violence; when it comes to seeking explanations for the mysteries he and Wells encounter in their adventures, "reason" does not often enter into Simmons's thought processes, and he will willingly embrace the supernatural and otherworldly as an answer. Indeed, it is this openness and eagerness that causes Wells to fear for Simmons's well-being, as it seems all too possible for him to be consumed by the terrifying and wonderful worlds and possibilities that their discoveries have opened up to him.

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	Putting his life of adventure behind him, Simmons became one of the [[First Seven]], the founders of the organization which would become [[Sector Seven]]. He has lived long enough to remain in a position of power with the organization for the majority of its existence, becoming known and feared by many. It is said he knows where most of the skeletons are buried, and how they became skeletons in the first place. Those within Sector Seven refer to him as "The Old Man", but likely never to his face.		Putting his life of adventure behind him, Simmons became one of the [[First Seven]], the founders of the organization which would become [[Sector Seven]]. He has lived long enough to remain in a position of power with the organization for the majority of its existence, becoming known and feared by many. It is said he knows where most of the skeletons are buried, and how they became skeletons in the first place. Those within Sector Seven refer to him as "The Old Man", but likely never to his face.

	After [[Billy North]]’s death, he is more than ever determined to lose or even kill those who matter to him, just to investigate the secret history of transformers.		After [[Billy North]]’s death, he is more than ever determined to lose or even kill those who matter to him, just to investigate the secret history of transformers. Which he is addicted to.

	Walter is the father of [[Margaret Simmons]], grandfather of [[Bill Simmons]], and great-grandfather of [[Seymour Simmons]].		Walter is the father of [[Margaret Simmons]], grandfather of [[Bill Simmons]], and great-grandfather of [[Seymour Simmons]].

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	In his younger days, '''Walter Simmons''' filled his life with adventure, exploring the fantastic and the unknown alongside his longtime friend [[Theodore Joseph Wells]]. Although he describes himself as a man of reason, this particular trait only extends as far as preferring to think his way out of situations rather than resort to violence; when it comes to seeking explanations for the mysteries he and Wells encounter in their adventures, "reason" does not often enter into Simmons's thought processes, and he will willingly embrace the supernatural and otherworldly as an answer. Indeed, it is this openness and eagerness that causes Wells to fear for Simmons's well-being, as it seems all too possible for him to be consumed by the terrifying and wonderful worlds and possibilities that their discoveries have opened up to him.		In his younger days, '''Walter Simmons''' filled his life with adventure, exploring the fantastic and the unknown alongside his longtime friend [[Theodore Joseph Wells]]. Although he describes himself as a man of reason, this particular trait only extends as far as preferring to think his way out of situations rather than resort to violence; when it comes to seeking explanations for the mysteries he and Wells encounter in their adventures, "reason" does not often enter into Simmons's thought processes, and he will willingly embrace the supernatural and otherworldly as an answer. Indeed, it is this openness and eagerness that causes Wells to fear for Simmons's well-being, as it seems all too possible for him to be consumed by the terrifying and wonderful worlds and possibilities that their discoveries have opened up to him.

	Putting his life of adventure behind him, Simmons became one of the [[First Seven]], the founders of the organization which would become [[Sector Seven]]. He has lived long enough to remain in a position of power with the organization for the majority of its existence, becoming known and feared by many. It is said he knows where most of the skeletons are buried, and how they became skeletons in the first place. Those within Sector Seven refer to him as "The Old Man", but likely never to his face.		Putting his life of adventure behind him, Simmons became one of the [[First Seven]], the founders of the organization which would become [[Sector Seven]]. He has lived long enough to remain in a position of power with the organization for the majority of its existence, becoming known and feared by many. It is said he knows where most of the skeletons are buried, and how they became skeletons in the first place. Those within Sector Seven refer to him as "The Old Man", but likely never to his face.

			After [[Billy North]]’s death, he is more than ever determined to lose or even kill those who matter to him, just to investigate the secret history of transformers.

	Walter is the father of [[Margaret Simmons]], grandfather of [[Bill Simmons]], and great-grandfather of [[Seymour Simmons]].		Walter is the father of [[Margaret Simmons]], grandfather of [[Bill Simmons]], and great-grandfather of [[Seymour Simmons]].

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	*Simmons and Wells first appeared, unnamed, in the second issue of IDW's ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel \|Movie Prequel]]'' comic book (seen at right); in the same month, Simmons also appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\| Ghosts of Yesterday]]'' prequel novel, not intended at the time to be related to the character seen in the comic. The pair were repurposed (and Simmons from the novel retroactively established to be one of them) a few years later for the ''[[Transformers: Sector 7\|Sector 7]]'' comic, but some fudging-slash-retconning of the details took place. The second issue of the prequel depicted the dark-haired, bespectacled, mutton-chopped character (Wells) as being the one with the family and the growing obsession with the Mega-Man, but the third then placed the silver-haired, moustachioed character (Simmons) in that role in a scene where he wistfully returned to Hoover Dam. These elements were all united in Simmons for ''Sector 7''.		*Simmons and Wells first appeared, unnamed, in the second issue of IDW's ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel \|Movie Prequel]]'' comic book (seen at right); in the same month, Simmons also appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\| Ghosts of Yesterday]]'' prequel novel, not intended at the time to be related to the character seen in the comic. The pair were repurposed (and Simmons from the novel retroactively established to be one of them) a few years later for the ''[[Transformers: Sector 7\|Sector 7]]'' comic, but some fudging-slash-retconning of the details took place. The second issue of the prequel depicted the dark-haired, bespectacled, mutton-chopped character (Wells) as being the one with the family and the growing obsession with the Mega-Man, but the third then placed the silver-haired, moustachioed character (Simmons) in that role in a scene where he wistfully returned to Hoover Dam. These elements were all united in Simmons for ''Sector 7''.
	*According to [[Michael Bay]] in the [[Transformers (film)\|first movie]] commentary, Walter was going to be mentioned, but the line was cut.		*According to [[Michael Bay]] in the [[Transformers (film)\|first movie]] commentary, Walter was going to be mentioned, but the line was cut.
	*He and Wells first appeared, unnamed in the transformers movie prequel.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Simmons, Walter}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Simmons, Walter}}
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	*Simmons and Wells first appeared, unnamed, in the second issue of IDW's ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel \|Movie Prequel]]'' comic book (seen at right); in the same month, Simmons also appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\| Ghosts of Yesterday]]'' prequel novel, not intended at the time to be related to the character seen in the comic. The pair were repurposed (and Simmons from the novel retroactively established to be one of them) a few years later for the ''[[Transformers: Sector 7\|Sector 7]]'' comic, but some fudging-slash-retconning of the details took place. The second issue of the prequel depicted the dark-haired, bespectacled, mutton-chopped character (Wells) as being the one with the family and the growing obsession with the Mega-Man, but the third then placed the silver-haired, moustachioed character (Simmons) in that role in a scene where he wistfully returned to Hoover Dam. These elements were all united in Simmons for ''Sector 7''.		*Simmons and Wells first appeared, unnamed, in the second issue of IDW's ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel \|Movie Prequel]]'' comic book (seen at right); in the same month, Simmons also appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\| Ghosts of Yesterday]]'' prequel novel, not intended at the time to be related to the character seen in the comic. The pair were repurposed (and Simmons from the novel retroactively established to be one of them) a few years later for the ''[[Transformers: Sector 7\|Sector 7]]'' comic, but some fudging-slash-retconning of the details took place. The second issue of the prequel depicted the dark-haired, bespectacled, mutton-chopped character (Wells) as being the one with the family and the growing obsession with the Mega-Man, but the third then placed the silver-haired, moustachioed character (Simmons) in that role in a scene where he wistfully returned to Hoover Dam. These elements were all united in Simmons for ''Sector 7''.
	*According to [[Michael Bay]] in the [[Transformers (film)\|first movie]] commentary, Walter was going to be mentioned, but the line was cut.		*According to [[Michael Bay]] in the [[Transformers (film)\|first movie]] commentary, Walter was going to be mentioned, but the line was cut.
			*He and Wells first appeared, unnamed in the transformers movie prequel.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Simmons, Walter}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Simmons, Walter}}
	[[Category:Dark of the Moon humans]]		[[Category:Dark of the Moon humans]]

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	*Simmons and Wells first appeared, unnamed, in the second issue of IDW's ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel \|Movie Prequel]]'' comic book (seen at right); in the same month, Simmons also appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\| Ghosts of Yesterday]]'' prequel novel, not intended at the time to be related to the character seen in the comic. The pair were repurposed (and Simmons from the novel retroactively established to be one of them) a few years later for the ''[[Transformers: Sector 7\|Sector 7]]'' comic, but some fudging-slash-retconning of the details took place. The second issue of the prequel depicted the dark-haired, bespectacled, mutton-chopped character (Wells) as being the one with the family and the growing obsession with the Mega-Man, but the third then placed the silver-haired, moustachioed character (Simmons) in that role in a scene where he wistfully returned to Hoover Dam. These elements were all united in Simmons for ''Sector 7''.		*Simmons and Wells first appeared, unnamed, in the second issue of IDW's ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel \|Movie Prequel]]'' comic book (seen at right); in the same month, Simmons also appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\| Ghosts of Yesterday]]'' prequel novel, not intended at the time to be related to the character seen in the comic. The pair were repurposed (and Simmons from the novel retroactively established to be one of them) a few years later for the ''[[Transformers: Sector 7\|Sector 7]]'' comic, but some fudging-slash-retconning of the details took place. The second issue of the prequel depicted the dark-haired, bespectacled, mutton-chopped character (Wells) as being the one with the family and the growing obsession with the Mega-Man, but the third then placed the silver-haired, moustachioed character (Simmons) in that role in a scene where he wistfully returned to Hoover Dam. These elements were all united in Simmons for ''Sector 7''.
	*According to [[Michael Bay]] in the [[Transformers (film)\|first movie]] commentary, Walter was going to be mentioned, but the line was cut.		*According to [[Michael Bay]] in the [[Transformers (film)\|first movie]] commentary, Walter was going to be mentioned, but the line was cut.
	*It is unknown why he was not considered as a member of the order of the witwiccans.
	*He presumably died after 1969, as he was no longer mentioned in any other continuity after his last appearance in the dark of the moon transformers comics.
	*He is also presumably known to be related to Ralph Simmons, as both of them appeared in the dark of the moon continuity.
	*The way he found out about his wife being taken away by Joseph remains unknown.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Simmons, Walter}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Simmons, Walter}}
	[[Category:Dark of the Moon humans]]		[[Category:Dark of the Moon humans]]

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	*Simmons and Wells first appeared, unnamed, in the second issue of IDW's ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel \|Movie Prequel]]'' comic book (seen at right); in the same month, Simmons also appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\| Ghosts of Yesterday]]'' prequel novel, not intended at the time to be related to the character seen in the comic. The pair were repurposed (and Simmons from the novel retroactively established to be one of them) a few years later for the ''[[Transformers: Sector 7\|Sector 7]]'' comic, but some fudging-slash-retconning of the details took place. The second issue of the prequel depicted the dark-haired, bespectacled, mutton-chopped character (Wells) as being the one with the family and the growing obsession with the Mega-Man, but the third then placed the silver-haired, moustachioed character (Simmons) in that role in a scene where he wistfully returned to Hoover Dam. These elements were all united in Simmons for ''Sector 7''.		*Simmons and Wells first appeared, unnamed, in the second issue of IDW's ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel \|Movie Prequel]]'' comic book (seen at right); in the same month, Simmons also appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\| Ghosts of Yesterday]]'' prequel novel, not intended at the time to be related to the character seen in the comic. The pair were repurposed (and Simmons from the novel retroactively established to be one of them) a few years later for the ''[[Transformers: Sector 7\|Sector 7]]'' comic, but some fudging-slash-retconning of the details took place. The second issue of the prequel depicted the dark-haired, bespectacled, mutton-chopped character (Wells) as being the one with the family and the growing obsession with the Mega-Man, but the third then placed the silver-haired, moustachioed character (Simmons) in that role in a scene where he wistfully returned to Hoover Dam. These elements were all united in Simmons for ''Sector 7''.
	*According to [[Michael Bay]] in the [[Transformers (film)\|first movie]] commentary, Walter was going to be mentioned, but the line was cut.		*According to [[Michael Bay]] in the [[Transformers (film)\|first movie]] commentary, Walter was going to be mentioned, but the line was cut.
			*It is unknown why he was not considered as a member of the order of the witwiccans.
			*He presumably died after 1969, as he was no longer mentioned in any other continuity after his last appearance in the dark of the moon transformers comics.
			*He is also presumably known to be related to Ralph Simmons, as both of them appeared in the dark of the moon continuity.
			*The way he found out about his wife being taken away by Joseph remains unknown.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Simmons, Walter}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Simmons, Walter}}
	[[Category:Dark of the Moon humans]]		[[Category:Dark of the Moon humans]]