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===''Beast Wars: Uprising''=== | ===''Beast Wars: Uprising''=== | ||
Run by executive producer [[Fever Dream]], the ICS was the lead news network (and not incidentally propaganda network) on [[Builder of Cybertron|Builder]]-controlled Cybertron. When the [[Vehicon Apocalypse]] threatened to destroy all life on the planet, [[Rook (Universe)|Rook]] and producer [[Aston ( | Run by executive producer [[Fever Dream]], the ICS was the lead news network (and not incidentally propaganda network) on [[Builder of Cybertron|Builder]]-controlled Cybertron. When the [[Vehicon Apocalypse]] threatened to destroy all life on the planet, [[Rook (Universe)|Rook]] and producer [[Aston (BWU)|Aston]] tried to get the word out from their headquarters at the [[Verity Tower]]. Unfortunately, Fever Dream stubbornly clung to the official party line, that the [[Vehicon (BM)|Vehicons]] were here to help. All of that became moot when the Vehicons assimilated the entire staff during their final live broadcast. {{storylink|Derailment}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:24, 30 June 2020
The Iacon Communication Service (ICS) is Cybertron's premier news source.
Fiction
[edit]2005 IDW continuity
[edit]
Beast Wars: Uprising
[edit]Run by executive producer Fever Dream, the ICS was the lead news network (and not incidentally propaganda network) on Builder-controlled Cybertron. When the Vehicon Apocalypse threatened to destroy all life on the planet, Rook and producer Aston tried to get the word out from their headquarters at the Verity Tower. Unfortunately, Fever Dream stubbornly clung to the official party line, that the Vehicons were here to help. All of that became moot when the Vehicons assimilated the entire staff during their final live broadcast. Derailment
Notes
[edit]- The Transformers vol. 2 #40 mistakenly gives the name as "Iaconian News Service", possibly due to confusion with the pre-war precursor.
- ICS characters considered for inclusion in "Derailment" included individuals named "Infodump", "Hot Take", "Vlog", "Forecast", and "Sidebar".[1]
