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[[File:TFG1.JPG|thumb|250px|This is the most important Japanese universal stream.]]
[[File:TFG1.JPG|thumb|300px|Did we mention there's also like eight more seasons worth of guys? [[The Headmasters (toyline)|There's]] [[Super-God Masterforce (toyline)|like]] [[Victory (toyline)|eight]] [[Zone (toyline)|more]] [[Return of Convoy (toyline)|seasons]] [[Operation Combination (toyline)|worth]] [[Beast Wars II (toyline)|of]] [[Beast Wars Neo (toyline)|guys.]]]]


The '''G1 World''' (G1世界 ''G1 Sekai''), also known as '''Primax 785.06 Alpha''' and the '''OG World''' (OG世界 ''OG Sekai''), is a universe like [[Primax 984.17 Alpha]], except everybody speaks Japanese instead of English. It is the source reality of <s>multiple continuity trainwrecks</s> a complex network of universal streams.
The '''G1 World''' (G1世界 ''Jīwan Sekai''), also known as the "'''Known World'''" (正史世界 ''Seishi Sekai'', lit. "Official History World"), is a universe similar to that containing the [[Primax 984.17 Alpha]] universal stream, except everybody speaks Japanese instead of English. It is the source reality of <s>multiple continuity trainwrecks</s> a complex network of universal streams.
 
It includes multiple [[universal stream]]s, notably '''Primax 785.06 Alpha'''.


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''Generations Selects Special Comic'' (1)===
The G1 World was born in the same [[Big Bang (event)|Big Bang]] that destroyed the [[Precursor World]]. The infant universe received three heirlooms from its predecessor: Its conserved life energy in the form of the [[Zodiac]], an energy being known as the [[Primus|Oracle]], and the scientist [[Primacron]]. {{storylink|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale|Finale}}
===''Cloud''===
===''Cloud''===
The Autobots of [[Cloud World]], defenders of the multiversal spacetime, knew the OG World to be a keystone in the [[multiverse]]; Transformers from all across the multiverse resembled their counterparts in the OG World. {{storylink|Leap}}
The Autobots of [[Cloud World]], defenders of the "[[Multiverse|Spacetime World]]", perceived the G1 World as an entire cluster of smaller dimensions, known as "[[Spacetime]]s", connected in the larger flow of time. These included but were not limited to the [[The Transformers (cartoon)#Japanese release|OG]], [[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|HM]], [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)|MF]], and [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)#Japanese release|BW Spacetimes]] and were further divided into numerical designations by branches in the flow of time. {{storylink|Shock (Cloud)|Shock}}


When the [[Megatron (G1)#Cloud|Megatron]] of Cloud World seized control of the power of [[SARA]], he blasted himself and the [[Optimus Prime (G1)#Cloud|Optimus Prime]] of his universe into the OG World, Prime was found by the native Autobots, at which point they were attacked by the native Decepticons, but all three parties soon found themselves forced to team up to take on Cloud World's Megatron. {{storylink|Leap}} Fortunately, SARA was soon able to reassert control over her stolen power and returned "Cloud Optimus" and "Cloud Megatron" back to their reality. {{storylink|Rampage (Cloud)|Rampage}}
They knew the "01-OG Spacetime" the eldest of these, as intimately connected to [[Primax 984.17 Alpha|OG001 Spacetime]], the true origin point of the Spacetime World by their reckoning. While the latter was truly the first world created, the former was almost as primordial and both acted as the foundation for all subsequent Spacetimes in the larger Spacetime World. {{storylink|Leap}}


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Due to a dimensional disturbance, the 15-[[OGSS World|OGSS]] Spacetime branched off from the 01-OG Spacetime. {{storylink|Transformers Cloud (issue)|Transformers Cloud}}
Due to a [[The Battle of the Star Gate|dimensional disturbance]], the [[15-OGSS Spacetime]] branched off from the 01-OG Spacetime. {{storylink|Transformers Cloud Compilation Comic|Compilation Comic}}


===''Legends'' comic===
===''Legends'' comic===
During a fight with [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]] in 2004, an explosion of [[solitarium]] sent Sky-Byte and [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]] to the [[Legends World]]. {{storylink|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 6}} Jetfire later returned to his home dimension with [[Whirl (G1)|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)|Roadbuster]]. {{storylink|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 7|Bonus Edition Vol. 7}}
During a fight with [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]] in 2004, an explosion of [[solitarium]] sent Sky-Byte and [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]] to the [[Legends World]]. {{storylink|LG06 Sky-Byte}} Jetfire later returned to his home dimension with [[Whirl (G1)|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)|Roadbuster]]. {{storylink|LG07 Jetfire}}
{{stub|creation of Legends World, evacuation of its residents into G1 World upon destruction, recreation of Legends World}}


===''Story of Binaltech''===
===''Story of Binaltech''===
The spark of [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Prowl]] of [[BT World|the Binaltech timeline]] was lost for a time due to a [[transwarp|subspace]] accident, {{storylink|Prowl & Chase}} ending up in the original timeline. When the original timeline's Autobots discovered this, [[Bluestreak (G1)|Streak]] crossed over into the Binaltech timeline to inform Prowl's comrades that their Prowl was still alive. {{storylink|Unfinished Business, Part 1}} The collaboration of Autobots from two worlds successfully salvaged Prowl's spark and restored it to physical form. {{storylink|Unfinished Business, Part 2}}
{{stub|description of initial timeline split}}
 
The spark of [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Prowl]] of [[BT World|the Binaltech timeline]] was lost for a time due to a [[unspace|subspace]] accident, {{storylink|Prowl & Chase}} ending up in the original timeline. When the original timeline's Autobots discovered this, [[Bluestreak (G1)|Streak]] crossed over into the Binaltech timeline to inform Prowl's comrades that their Prowl was still alive. {{storylink|Unfinished Business, Part 1}} The collaboration of Autobots from two worlds successfully salvaged Prowl's spark and restored it to physical form. {{storylink|Unfinished Business, Part 2}}


===Controverse===
===Controverse===
The [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Wheeljack]] and Prowl of the Binaltech world traveled to the mainline world to witness the trial of [[Primacron]] {{storylink|Controverse}} and subsequently took up permanent residence in the OG World. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/10}}
The [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Wheeljack]] and Prowl of the Binaltech world traveled to the mainline world to witness the trial of [[Primacron]] {{storylink|Controverse}} and subsequently took up permanent residence in the OG World. {{storylink|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#September 10, 2015|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/10}}
 
===''Generations Selects Special Comic'' (2)===
The G1 World suffered a great deal of mischief at the hands of the youthful [[Primus]] of the [[Precursor World]] and his time traveling [[Golden Age (GS)|Golden Age]]. They swiped its [[Silver Matrix]] from [[2050]], {{storylink|Abominus comic 2}} kidnapped [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]] from [[2011]], {{storylink|Star Convoy comic}} [[Turtler]] and his [[Seacon (Masterforce)|Seacon]]s from [[2020]], [[Halfshell]] and ''his'' [[Seacon (BW)|Seacon]]s from the [[Beast Era]], {{storylink|Seacons comic 5}} and then returned to 2050 to nab a gaggle of Transformers including the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobot]]s and [[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcon]]s. {{storylink|Abominus comic 2}} Upon having sense talked into him by Optimus Prime, the young god put it all back.
 
[[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]'s disembodied [[spark]] propelled itself backwards in time from [[2050]] of the G1 World to the Precursor World in the nick of time to save Optimus Prime from his [[Galvatron (G1)|past self]] hopped up on a cocktail of [[Star Power]], [[Angolmois Energy]], and [[Golden Power]]. Upon winning the day, he opted to stay in the elder universe and accepted a position as the leader of the [[Primus Vanguard]]'s [[Green Order]]. {{storylink|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale|Finale}}


===Ask Vector Prime===
===Ask Vector Prime===
Primax 785.06 Alpha was the foundational reality of [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity|a varied network]] of overlapping, intertwining universal streams. When the [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]/[[Primus]] of branching reality [[Primax 787.3 Alpha]] was [[Cybertron Is in Grave Danger, Part 2|destroyed]], thereby destabilizing that universe's axis, fourth-dimensional shockwaves rippled across time and space, pulling other universal streams into alignment with the source universe, and/or duplicating fractals of spacetime from other dimensions ''within'' the foundational reality stream. The end result was that Primax 785.06 Alpha became the seat of a [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)|convoluted, conglomerate timeline]] that even contained multiple contradictory accounts of certain events within its quantum structure. Dimensional observer [[Vector Prime]] speculated that some of this could even have come about as the result of higher-dimensional being(s) attempting to actively fix the damage using pieces of other universes. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/22}}
According to [[Vector Prime]], Primax 785.06 Alpha was the foundational reality of [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity|a varied network]] of overlapping, intertwining universal streams. When the [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]/[[Primus]] of branching reality [[Primax 787.3 Alpha]] was [[Cybertron Is in Grave Danger, Part 2|destroyed]], thereby destabilizing that universe's axis, fourth-dimensional shockwaves rippled across time and space, pulling other universal streams into alignment with the source universe, or duplicating fractals of spacetime from other dimensions within the foundational reality stream. The result was that Primax 785.06 Alpha became the seat of a [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline|convoluted, conglomerate timeline]] that even contained multiple contradictory accounts of certain events within its quantum structure. Dimensional observer [[Vector Prime]] speculated that some of this could even have come about as the result of higher-dimensional being(s) attempting to actively fix the damage using pieces of other universes. {{storylink|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#June 22, 2015|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/22}}


==Notes==
==Notes==
* "OG World" (standing for "Original Generation") is the fictional designation for the universe that encompasses ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)#Fight.21 Super Robot Lifeform Transformers|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers]]'', the Japanese version of the original ''Transformers'' cartoon, as used by denizens of the [[Cloud World]]. Its [[universal stream]] designation, given in the Facebook edition of "[[Ask Vector Prime]]", is taken from the Japanese airdate of "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 1|The Road to Earth]]".
*OG Spacetime (OG時空 ''Ōjī Jikū''; "OG" standing for "Original Generation"), alternatively OG World (OG世界 ''Ōjī Sekai''), is the fictional designation used by [[Cloud World]] for both versions of the original [[The Transformers (cartoon)|''Transformers'' cartoon]]. Its [[universal stream]] designation, given in the Facebook edition of [[Ask Vector Prime]], is taken from the Japanese airdate of "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 1|The Road to Earth]]".
* The complicated integration of several universes' elements into one universe following the destruction of Cybertron/Primus is the opposite of how Unicron's destruction in the [[Primax 984.0 Gamma|U.S. Marvel G1 universe]] caused the complicated branching of several splinter universes, as described in "[[Withered Hope]]".
 
==See also==
*[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity|The real-world article for this universe]]
*Closely related realities
**[[Precursor World]] (parent universe)
**[[BT World]] (branched timeline)
**[[Legends World]] (weird pocket dimension thing)


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Latest revision as of 02:37, 23 February 2026

Did we mention there's also like eight more seasons worth of guys? There's like eight more seasons worth of guys.

The G1 World (G1世界 Jīwan Sekai), also known as the "Known World" (正史世界 Seishi Sekai, lit. "Official History World"), is a universe similar to that containing the Primax 984.17 Alpha universal stream, except everybody speaks Japanese instead of English. It is the source reality of multiple continuity trainwrecks a complex network of universal streams.

It includes multiple universal streams, notably Primax 785.06 Alpha.

Fiction

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Generations Selects Special Comic (1)

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The G1 World was born in the same Big Bang that destroyed the Precursor World. The infant universe received three heirlooms from its predecessor: Its conserved life energy in the form of the Zodiac, an energy being known as the Oracle, and the scientist Primacron. Finale

Cloud

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The Autobots of Cloud World, defenders of the "Spacetime World", perceived the G1 World as an entire cluster of smaller dimensions, known as "Spacetimes", connected in the larger flow of time. These included but were not limited to the OG, HM, MF, and BW Spacetimes and were further divided into numerical designations by branches in the flow of time. Shock

They knew the "01-OG Spacetime" the eldest of these, as intimately connected to OG001 Spacetime, the true origin point of the Spacetime World by their reckoning. While the latter was truly the first world created, the former was almost as primordial and both acted as the foundation for all subsequent Spacetimes in the larger Spacetime World. Leap



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Due to a dimensional disturbance, the 15-OGSS Spacetime branched off from the 01-OG Spacetime. Compilation Comic

Legends comic

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During a fight with Sky-Byte in 2004, an explosion of solitarium sent Sky-Byte and Jetfire to the Legends World. LG06 Sky-Byte Jetfire later returned to his home dimension with Whirl and Roadbuster. LG07 Jetfire



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Story of Binaltech

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The spark of Prowl of the Binaltech timeline was lost for a time due to a subspace accident, Prowl & Chase ending up in the original timeline. When the original timeline's Autobots discovered this, Streak crossed over into the Binaltech timeline to inform Prowl's comrades that their Prowl was still alive. Unfinished Business, Part 1 The collaboration of Autobots from two worlds successfully salvaged Prowl's spark and restored it to physical form. Unfinished Business, Part 2

Controverse

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The Wheeljack and Prowl of the Binaltech world traveled to the mainline world to witness the trial of Primacron Controverse and subsequently took up permanent residence in the OG World. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/10

Generations Selects Special Comic (2)

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The G1 World suffered a great deal of mischief at the hands of the youthful Primus of the Precursor World and his time traveling Golden Age. They swiped its Silver Matrix from 2050, Abominus comic 2 kidnapped Optimus Prime and Galvatron from 2011, Star Convoy comic Turtler and his Seacons from 2020, Halfshell and his Seacons from the Beast Era, Seacons comic 5 and then returned to 2050 to nab a gaggle of Transformers including the Dinobots and Terrorcons. Abominus comic 2 Upon having sense talked into him by Optimus Prime, the young god put it all back.

Megatron's disembodied spark propelled itself backwards in time from 2050 of the G1 World to the Precursor World in the nick of time to save Optimus Prime from his past self hopped up on a cocktail of Star Power, Angolmois Energy, and Golden Power. Upon winning the day, he opted to stay in the elder universe and accepted a position as the leader of the Primus Vanguard's Green Order. Finale

Ask Vector Prime

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According to Vector Prime, Primax 785.06 Alpha was the foundational reality of a varied network of overlapping, intertwining universal streams. When the Cybertron/Primus of branching reality Primax 787.3 Alpha was destroyed, thereby destabilizing that universe's axis, fourth-dimensional shockwaves rippled across time and space, pulling other universal streams into alignment with the source universe, or duplicating fractals of spacetime from other dimensions within the foundational reality stream. The result was that Primax 785.06 Alpha became the seat of a convoluted, conglomerate timeline that even contained multiple contradictory accounts of certain events within its quantum structure. Dimensional observer Vector Prime speculated that some of this could even have come about as the result of higher-dimensional being(s) attempting to actively fix the damage using pieces of other universes. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/22

Notes

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See also

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