X-Dimension - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte: Magmatron -> Magmatron (BW) update

2026-04-09T02:23:53Z

Magmatron -> Magmatron (BW) update

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	The [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Planet X]] of [[Primax 994.0 Gamma]], under command of the [[Cybertronian (faction)\|Cybertronian Empire]], arrived in this dimension and attempted to conquer it. The inhabitants, however, fought back, and the war ended up scorching the entire reality, leaving very little energy or life. Planet X then traveled to [[Aurex 802.23 Alpha\|another reality]], their method of which shattering the dimension entirely and leaving it in its current, inhospitable state. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/05}}		The [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Planet X]] of [[Primax 994.0 Gamma]], under command of the [[Cybertronian (faction)\|Cybertronian Empire]], arrived in this dimension and attempted to conquer it. The inhabitants, however, fought back, and the war ended up scorching the entire reality, leaving very little energy or life. Planet X then traveled to [[Aurex 802.23 Alpha\|another reality]], their method of which shattering the dimension entirely and leaving it in its current, inhospitable state. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/05}}

	The [[Time Warrior (AVP)\|Time Warriors]] saved the [[Magmatron]] of [[Primax 206.15 Gamma]] from falling prey to the X-Dimension. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/12}}		The [[Time Warrior (AVP)\|Time Warriors]] saved the [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]] of [[Primax 206.15 Gamma]] from falling prey to the X-Dimension. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/12}}

	===''The AllSpark Almanac''===		===''The AllSpark Almanac''===

AzimuthAcolyte at 23:06, 15 January 2022

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	[[Category:Transformers Universe game]]		[[Category:Transformers Universe game]]
	[[Category:TransTech locations]]		[[Category:TransTech locations]]
	[[Category:~~Universes~~]]		[[Category:Named universes]]

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 16:42, 3 January 2022

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The "X-Dimension" originates as a misinterpretation of the coined phrase "[[Exdimensions]]" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials") and not as a name for the universe they originated from.		*The "X-Dimension" originates as a [[Circular reporting\|misinterpretation]] of the coined phrase "[[Exdimensions]]" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials") and not as a name for the universe they originated from.

	[[Category:Armada locations]]		[[Category:Armada locations]]

Saix at 20:49, 7 February 2021

2021-02-07T20:49:03Z

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	The '''X-Dimension''' is a universe of flame and radiation. ~~Despite the inhospitable conditions, it is home to the~~ [[X-~~Dimensions Micron~~]]s.		The '''X-Dimension''' is a universe of flame and radiation. The [[X-Dimension Mini-Con]]s are related to it in some way.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Ask Vector Prime===		===Ask Vector Prime===
	The [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Planet X]] of [[Primax 994.0 Gamma]], under command of the [[Cybertronian (faction)\|Cybertronian Empire]], arrived in this dimension and attempted to conquer it. The inhabitants, however, fought back, and the war ended up scorching the entire reality, leaving very little energy or life. Planet X then traveled to [[Aurex 802.23 Alpha\|another reality]], their method of which shattering the dimension entirely and leaving it in its current, inhospitable state. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/05}}		The [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Planet X]] of [[Primax 994.0 Gamma]], under command of the [[Cybertronian (faction)\|Cybertronian Empire]], arrived in this dimension and attempted to conquer it. The inhabitants, however, fought back, and the war ended up scorching the entire reality, leaving very little energy or life. Planet X then traveled to [[Aurex 802.23 Alpha\|another reality]], their method of which shattering the dimension entirely and leaving it in its current, inhospitable state. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/05}}

			The [[Time Warrior (AVP)\|Time Warriors]] saved the [[Magmatron]] of [[Primax 206.15 Gamma]] from falling prey to the X-Dimension. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/12}}

	===''The AllSpark Almanac''===		===''The AllSpark Almanac''===

Saix: /* Notes */

2021-02-07T20:09:48Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The "X-Dimension" originates as a misinterpretation of the coined phrase "[[Exdimensions]]" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials") and not as a name for ~~a location~~.		*The "X-Dimension" originates as a misinterpretation of the coined phrase "[[Exdimensions]]" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials") and not as a name for the universe they originated from.

	[[Category:Armada locations]]		[[Category:Armada locations]]

Saix: /* Notes */

2021-02-07T20:09:25Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The "X-Dimension" originates as a misinterpretation of the coined phrase "[[Exdimensions]]" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials").		*The "X-Dimension" originates as a misinterpretation of the coined phrase "[[Exdimensions]]" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials") and not as a name for a location.

	[[Category:Armada locations]]		[[Category:Armada locations]]

Saix: /* Notes */

2021-02-07T20:08:33Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The "X-Dimension" originates as a misinterpretation of the coined phrase "Exdimensions" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials").		*The "X-Dimension" originates as a misinterpretation of the coined phrase "[[Exdimensions]]" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials").

	[[Category:Armada locations]]		[[Category:Armada locations]]

Saix at 20:08, 7 February 2021

2021-02-07T20:08:18Z

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	[[Flatline (Prime)\|Flatline]]'s "Dimension Splitter" ability let him phase into the X-Dimension, rendering him intangible and healing his wounds. The ability also generated an aura that repaired his allies. {{storylink\|Flatline (Prime)\|Flatline's Transformers Universe profile}}		[[Flatline (Prime)\|Flatline]]'s "Dimension Splitter" ability let him phase into the X-Dimension, rendering him intangible and healing his wounds. The ability also generated an aura that repaired his allies. {{storylink\|Flatline (Prime)\|Flatline's Transformers Universe profile}}

	==~~Legacy~~==		==Notes==
	~~[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick~~ (SG)~~\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X~~-~~Dimension [[Prowl~~ (~~Armada~~)~~\|Prowl]] toy~~.]]		*The "X-Dimension" originates as a misinterpretation of the coined phrase "Exdimensions" (エクスディメンションズ), which was meant to be a label for Mini-Con characters who were from a parallel world (think "extraterrestrials").

	Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[Legends of the Microns Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|Legends of the Microns]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <s>borderline incoherent</s> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.

	Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".
	[[Category:Armada locations]]		[[Category:Armada locations]]
	[[Category:Dimensions]]		[[Category:Dimensions]]

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Legacy */

2020-11-30T09:28:47Z

Legacy

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	[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X-Dimension [[Prowl (Armada)\|Prowl]] toy.]]		[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X-Dimension [[Prowl (Armada)\|Prowl]] toy.]]

	Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[~~Micron Densetsu~~ Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|Legends of the Microns]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <s>borderline incoherent</s> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.		Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[Legends of the Microns Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|Legends of the Microns]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <s>borderline incoherent</s> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.

	Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".		Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".

Saix: /* Legacy */clean up, replaced: Micron Legend → Legends of the Microns

2020-10-07T09:56:54Z

Legacy: clean up, replaced: Micron Legend → Legends of the Microns

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	[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X-Dimension [[Prowl (Armada)\|Prowl]] toy.]]		[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X-Dimension [[Prowl (Armada)\|Prowl]] toy.]]

	Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[Micron Densetsu Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|~~Micron Legend~~]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <~~strike~~>borderline incoherent</~~strike~~> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.		Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[Micron Densetsu Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|Legends of the Microns]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <s>borderline incoherent</s> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.

	Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".		Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".

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	[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X-Dimension [[Prowl (Armada)\|Prowl]] toy.]]		[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X-Dimension [[Prowl (Armada)\|Prowl]] toy.]]

	Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[~~Micron Densetsu~~ Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|Legends of the Microns]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <s>borderline incoherent</s> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.		Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[Legends of the Microns Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|Legends of the Microns]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <s>borderline incoherent</s> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.

	Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".		Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".

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	[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X-Dimension [[Prowl (Armada)\|Prowl]] toy.]]		[[Image:Nightstick SG.jpg\|thumb\|[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[Micromaster]] [[Nightstick (SG)\|Nightstick]]'s appearance is based on the 2003 X-Dimension [[Prowl (Armada)\|Prowl]] toy.]]

	Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[Micron Densetsu Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|~~Micron Legend~~]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <~~strike~~>borderline incoherent</~~strike~~> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.		Aside from ''The Allspark Almanac'', The X-Dimension has never actually ''appeared'' in any fiction. According to the [[Micron Densetsu Year Book 2003]], it was originally intended to be the subject of a mini-comic that starred the thirty Japanese-exclusive "X-Dimensions Microns" released by Takara, telling the story of this parallel universe from the little bots' perspective. This comic never materialized, although in 2003/4, a 13-part mini-comic "[[Linkage (comic)\|Linkage]]" was produced as a pack-in for the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|Legends of the Microns]]'' (''Armada'') DVD-release, which retold the ''Armada'' conflict from the perspective of the Mini-Cons...but in the mainline cartoon continuity, rather than an alternate universe. It seems probable that the X-Dimensions comic was dropped in favor of "Linkage" when [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] realized that the Armada cartoon was <s>borderline incoherent</s> a bit messy in places and needed [[Hirofumi Ichikawa\|someone]] to clean house more than they needed an alternate-universe retelling.

	Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".		Beginning in [[2009]], several of the X-Dimensions Micron toys were [[repurposing\|repurposed]] to represent unrelated characters from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] "mirror universe".