Life Finds a Way: Difference between revisions

	; "I don't control the raptors. It's a relationship. It's based on mutual respect."
	"Life Finds a Way"
Publisher	Transformers Collectors' Club (online exclusive)
First published	May 13, 2016
By	Matt Frank
Illustrations by	Matt Frank
Colors by	Gonçalo Lopez
Continuity	Of Masters and Mayhem
Page count	27pp

Revision as of 17:31, 17 May 2016

Marooned on a bizarre planet, Fractyl discovers a strange group of Transformers.

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots	Decepticons	Raptoricons	Others
Impactor (7)	Fractyl (1) Counterpunch (8)	Gnash (3) Slice (4) Thrashclaw (5) Shred (6)	Vespoids (2)

Characters mentioned but who do not appear include: Thunder Mayhem, Vice Grip, and Primus.

The usage of organic beast modes to protect against energon radation is taken directly from the first season of Beast Wars.
Thrashclaw mentions a mentor, a brown and blue sort with a fondness for bravery who went off with some "purple lunatic". Now who could that possibly be...?
Fractyl briefly reformats himself into a pterosaur form, referencing his original Beast Wars toy.

The story's title, is, of course, a reference to the Jurassic Park franchise. The fact the team consists of 4 female Velociraptors is a probable reference to the "Raptor Squad" of Jurassic World.

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 ===Transformers references===
+* The usage of organic beast modes to protect against [[energon radation]] is taken directly from the first season of ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]''.
 * Thrashclaw mentions a mentor, a brown and blue sort with a fondness for bravery who went off with some "purple lunatic". Now [[Dinobot (BW)|who could that possibly be]]...?
+* Fractyl briefly reformats himself into a pterosaur form, referencing his original ''[[Fractyl#Beast_Wars|Beast Wars]]'' toy.
 ===Real world references===