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'''Quadwal 1215.15 Epsilon''' is a universe in the [[Quadwal]] [[Universal stream|universal cluster]]. In this world, [[GoBots | '''Quadwal 1215.15 Epsilon''' is a universe in the [[Quadwal]] [[Universal stream|universal cluster]]. In this world, [[GoBots|Tonka's ''GoBots'']] triumphed over ''Transformers'' in the robot toyline sales war of the 1980s and enjoyed many decades of ''curiously familiar'' sequels and spin-offs. | ||
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** ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|GoBots: Creature Wars]]''—Released in [[1996]], well received by the fans. | ** ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|GoBots: Creature Wars]]''—Released in [[1996]], well received by the fans. | ||
** ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)|Creature Cyborgs]]''—A sequel to ''Creature Wars'', Vector Prime considers it an "underrated gem". | ** ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (cartoon)|Creature Cyborgs]]''—A sequel to ''Creature Wars'', Vector Prime considers it an "underrated gem". | ||
** ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)| | ** ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)|GoBots: Mighty Robots, Mighty Vehicles]]''—A dub of a ''{{w|Machine Robo}}'' anime. | ||
** ''[[Transformers: Go-Bots (franchise)|GoBots: Trans-Formers]]''— A toyline aimed at preschoolers. | ** ''[[Transformers: Go-Bots (franchise)|GoBots: Trans-Formers]]''— A toyline aimed at preschoolers. | ||
** [[Unicron Trilogy|The Zod Trilogy]] | ** [[Unicron Trilogy|The Zod Trilogy]] | ||
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** ''[[Transformers: Micromasters|Rock Lords: Generation 2]]''—An ill-received title from [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]]. | ** ''[[Transformers: Micromasters|Rock Lords: Generation 2]]''—An ill-received title from [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]]. | ||
** ''[[The Transformers: Megatron Origin|Cy-Kill: Origins]]''—A title by [[IDW Publishing]] featuring a scene of Cy-Kill gratuitously slaying a [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] look-alike. | ** ''[[The Transformers: Megatron Origin|Cy-Kill: Origins]]''—A title by [[IDW Publishing]] featuring a scene of Cy-Kill gratuitously slaying a [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] look-alike. | ||
** ''[[The Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers|Last Stand of the RoGuns]]''—A collaboration | ** ''[[The Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers|Last Stand of the RoGuns]]''—A collaboration by [[James Roberts]] and [[Nick Roche]], perhaps the most popular ''GoBots'' comic of all time. | ||
** ''[[Worlds Collide|Realities Collide]]''—A [[Simon Furman]] tale featuring the slain bodies of Megatron and [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]] as a background element. | ** ''[[Worlds Collide|Realities Collide]]''—A [[Simon Furman]] tale featuring the slain bodies of Megatron and [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]] as a background element. | ||
** ''[[Transformers: The Reign of Starscream|Reign of Zero]]''—A movie tie-in by [[Chris Mowry]]. | ** ''[[Transformers: The Reign of Starscream|Reign of Zero]]''—A movie tie-in by [[Chris Mowry]]. | ||
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Each of these titles is totally unique and bears absolutely no resemblance to any known ''Transformers'' book or series we of the wiki can think of. | Each of these titles is totally unique and bears absolutely no resemblance to any known ''Transformers'' book or series we of the wiki can think of. | ||
[[Vector Prime]] noted that in this universe, a "popular" running gag involved various versions of [[Cy-Kill (disambiguation)|Cy-Kill]] killing [[Megatron (disambiguation)|Megatron]], because those Transformer guys were totally lame, am I right? {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}} | [[Vector Prime]] noted that in this universe, a "popular" running gag involved various versions of [[Cy-Kill (disambiguation)|Cy-Kill]] killing [[Megatron (disambiguation)|Megatron]], because those Transformer guys were totally lame, am I right? {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 21/12/2015}} | ||
[[Category:Universes]] | [[Category:Universes]] | ||
Revision as of 12:43, 5 February 2016
Quadwal 1215.15 Epsilon is a universe in the Quadwal universal cluster. In this world, Tonka's GoBots triumphed over Transformers in the robot toyline sales war of the 1980s and enjoyed many decades of curiously familiar sequels and spin-offs.
Fiction
Ask Vector Prime
Whereas in the universe we know, Challenge of the GoBots only ran for one season and a movie, in this universe, it received a second season of 65 episodes, and a comic book published by DC Comics. Spin-offs produced in later years include:
- Movies: Michael Bay's GoBots film franchise.
- Television:
- GoBots: Creature Wars—Released in 1996, well received by the fans.
- Creature Cyborgs—A sequel to Creature Wars, Vector Prime considers it an "underrated gem".
- GoBots: Mighty Robots, Mighty Vehicles—A dub of a Machine Robo anime.
- GoBots: Trans-Formers— A toyline aimed at preschoolers.
- The Zod Trilogy
- GoBots: Animated—A fan favorite.
- GoBots: Leader-1—A movie-inspired series wherein Lou Richards reprised the role of Leader-1.
- GoBots: Rescue 'Borgs—A spin-off of Leader-1 pitched to a younger audience.
- GoBots: Mighty Robots, Mighty Vehicles—A confusingly-named sequel to Leader-1.
- Comics:
- Rock Lords: Generation 2—An ill-received title from Dreamwave.
- Cy-Kill: Origins—A title by IDW Publishing featuring a scene of Cy-Kill gratuitously slaying a Megatron look-alike.
- Last Stand of the RoGuns—A collaboration by James Roberts and Nick Roche, perhaps the most popular GoBots comic of all time.
- Realities Collide—A Simon Furman tale featuring the slain bodies of Megatron and Soundwave as a background element.
- Reign of Zero—A movie tie-in by Chris Mowry.
- UNECOM—A movie tie-in by John Barber.
Each of these titles is totally unique and bears absolutely no resemblance to any known Transformers book or series we of the wiki can think of.
Vector Prime noted that in this universe, a "popular" running gag involved various versions of Cy-Kill killing Megatron, because those Transformer guys were totally lame, am I right? Ask Vector Prime, 21/12/2015
