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That's the Voyager disk, not a new one.
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[[Image:GoldenDisksBW.jpg|right|150px|thumb|Don't leave them alone together.  They multiply.]]
[[Image:GoldenDisksBW.jpg|right|150px|thumb|Don't leave them alone together.  They multiply.]]
{{bigquote|If you lose a son, it is ''possible'' to get another! There is only ''one'' Golden Disk.|A grossly misinformed [[Cryotek (Universe)|Cryotek]]|"[[Theft of the Golden Disk]]"}}
{{bigquote|If you lose a son, it is ''possible'' to get another! There is only ''one'' Golden Disk.|A grossly misinformed [[Cryotek (RID)|Cryotek]]|"[[Theft of the Golden Disk]]"}}


You can't swing a [[Catilla (G1)|dead cat]] in ''Transformers'' without hitting a '''Golden Disk'''.
You can't swing a [[Catilla (G1)|dead cat]] in ''Transformers'' without hitting a '''Golden Disk'''.
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Yet ''another'' Golden Disk shows up in the ''[[The Transformers: Regeneration One|Regeneration One]]'' portion of the [[Marvel Comics continuity]]. This one, however, [[Natural Selection, Part Four|turns out to be]] a version of the [[Covenant of Primus]].
Yet ''another'' Golden Disk shows up in the ''[[The Transformers: Regeneration One|Regeneration One]]'' portion of the [[Marvel Comics continuity]]. This one, however, [[Natural Selection, Part Four|turns out to be]] a version of the [[Covenant of Primus]].


''[[Beast Wars: Uprising]]'' has [[Bisk (BWU)|Bisk]] stumble on a golden disk stashed beneath the ruins of [[Iacon (polity)|Iacon]]. In the writings of the [[Book of Logos]], the book's writer sees a vision of ''seven'' of the damn things.
''[[Beast Wars: Uprising]]'' has [[Bisk (BWU)|Bisk]] stumble on a golden disk stashed beneath the ruins of [[Iacon (polity)|Iacon]]. In the writings of the [[Book of Logos]], the book's [[Omega Trion (BWU)|writer]] sees a vision of ''seven'' of the damn things.


Also, [[Transformers Animated Kellogg's Eggo waffles]]: Moist, delicious repositories of wisdom.
Also, [[Transformers Animated Kellogg's Eggo waffles]]: Moist, delicious repositories of wisdom.

Latest revision as of 18:19, 20 January 2023

Don't leave them alone together. They multiply.
If you lose a son, it is possible to get another! There is only one Golden Disk.

—A grossly misinformed Cryotek, "Theft of the Golden Disk"

You can't swing a dead cat in Transformers without hitting a Golden Disk.

Beast Wars introduced a sensible two:

  • The Sounds of Earth record from the 1977 Voyager space probe.
  • A Vok artifact that bears an uncanny (but probably coincidental) resemblance to the Voyager disk.

Beast Machines had two in a throwaway scene with Optimus Prime holding some in a memorial outside the Cybertron Archives. Writer Bob Skir claims that neither the statue nor the golden disks in its hands were mentioned in the script. However, he suggested that they were either the disks from the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 probes, or that Optimus won them in the 2,395,989th Annual Cybertronian spelling bee. We're betting on the latter.

More followed like roaches in the Dreamwave Generation One continuity:

Takara was not to be left out, writing of yet another Golden Disk that was the mysterious power source of a mysterious vessel under mysterious circumstances.

Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II, being a trove of references, would have been remiss to not have a Golden Disk.

Yet another Golden Disk shows up in the Regeneration One portion of the Marvel Comics continuity. This one, however, turns out to be a version of the Covenant of Primus.

Beast Wars: Uprising has Bisk stumble on a golden disk stashed beneath the ruins of Iacon. In the writings of the Book of Logos, the book's writer sees a vision of seven of the damn things.

Also, Transformers Animated Kellogg's Eggo waffles: Moist, delicious repositories of wisdom.


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