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[[Image:Cybernet Spacecube.JPG|right|300px|thumb|Not a Rubik's Cube, nor an [[AllSpark]].]] | [[Image:Cybernet Spacecube.JPG|right|300px|thumb|Not a Rubik's Cube, nor an [[AllSpark]].]] | ||
The '''Cybernet Space Cube''' (sometimes referred to as the '''Cybercube''') is an orbital broadcasting device, the internals of which consist of multiple sliding panels and monitors. These internal mechanisms incidentally provide visually striking (and very audible) [[Scene transition|scene changes]] during programming broadcasts. | The '''Cybernet Space Cube''' (sometimes referred to as the '''Cybercube''') is an orbital broadcasting device, the internals of which consist of multiple sliding panels and monitors. These internal mechanisms incidentally provide visually striking (and very audible) [[Scene transition|scene changes]] during programming broadcasts. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''Generation 2'' cartoon=== | |||
The "magic" of the Cybernet Space Cube broadcasted the computer-enhanced stories of the Transformers. {{storylink|Transformers: Generation 2 (cartoon)|Transformers Generation 2}} | |||
===3H comics=== | ===3H comics=== | ||
[[Rook (Universe)|Rook]]'s report was transmitted from the Cybernet Space Cube. {{storylink|Wreckers: Finale Part II}} | [[Rook (Universe)|Rook]]'s report was transmitted from the Cybernet Space Cube. {{storylink|Wreckers: Finale Part II}} | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*According to the ''Transformers Generation 2'' series credits, the Cybernet Space Cube CGI was animated by [[Doros Motion]], specifically animator [[Carl Edwards]] and animation director [[Doros Evangelides]]. The CG animation for the ''Generation 2'' [[title sequence]], however, was provided by | *According to the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (cartoon)|Transformers Generation 2]]'' series credits, the Cybernet Space Cube CGI was animated by [[Doros Motion]], specifically animator [[Carl Edwards]] and animation director [[Doros Evangelides]]. The CG animation for the ''Generation 2'' [[title sequence]], however, was provided by [[Lamb & Company]]. | ||
[[Category:Animated technology]] | [[Category:Animated technology]] | ||
[[Category:Communication technology]] | |||
[[Category:Generation 2 technology]] | [[Category:Generation 2 technology]] | ||
[[Category:TransTech]] | [[Category:TransTech]] | ||
[[Category:Wings Universe technology]] | [[Category:Wings Universe technology]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:55, 7 December 2025
| The name or term "Cube" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Cube (disambiguation). |
The Cybernet Space Cube (sometimes referred to as the Cybercube) is an orbital broadcasting device, the internals of which consist of multiple sliding panels and monitors. These internal mechanisms incidentally provide visually striking (and very audible) scene changes during programming broadcasts.
Fiction
[edit]Generation 2 cartoon
[edit]The "magic" of the Cybernet Space Cube broadcasted the computer-enhanced stories of the Transformers. Transformers Generation 2
3H comics
[edit]Rook's report was transmitted from the Cybernet Space Cube. Wreckers: Finale Part II
Animated cartoon continuity
[edit]The Cybernet Space Cube was an Autobot communications hub. The AllSpark Almanac II
Wings Universe
[edit]Apelinq noted that Alpha Trizer was technically prehistoric as the sage predated the loss of the Cybernet Space Cube archival unit. Apelinq's personal logs
TransTech
[edit]Viewers all over Axiom Nexus watched the Cybertron's Got Talent finale on their Cybernet Space Cubes. Andromeda - Axiom Nexus News Reporter
Notes
[edit]- According to the Transformers Generation 2 series credits, the Cybernet Space Cube CGI was animated by Doros Motion, specifically animator Carl Edwards and animation director Doros Evangelides. The CG animation for the Generation 2 title sequence, however, was provided by Lamb & Company.
