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In some universes, the '''Machine Wars''' are a series of conflicts ensuing in the latter stages of the [[Great War (G1)|Great War]], breaking the peace of the new [[Golden Age]]. | In some universes, the '''Machine Wars''' are a series of conflicts ensuing in the latter stages of the [[Great War (G1)|Great War]], breaking the peace of the new [[Golden Age]]. | ||
Exactly what makes them more machiney than other Transformer conflicts is unclear. | |||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
Revision as of 02:20, 19 July 2016
| This article is about the in-universe event. For the toyline, see Machine Wars: Transformers. |
In some universes, the Machine Wars are a series of conflicts ensuing in the latter stages of the Great War, breaking the peace of the new Golden Age.
Exactly what makes them more machiney than other Transformer conflicts is unclear.
Fiction
Genesis: The Art of Transformers artwork
In Primax 903.0-M Lambda, the ghost of Starscream possessed the corpse of Skyquake to get revenge on Galvatron during the New Golden Age, initiating the Machine Wars. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/27
Wings Universe
Notes
- As one might discern from the length of this article, the Machine Wars are not a highly-covered conflict in the Transformers franchise. The toy bios for the short-lived Machine Wars toyline had little context to them, and it would be another six years until we got Matt Kuphalt's lone artwork which you see on this page. A decade later, Fun Publications did Machine Wars as the theme of BotCon 2013, but the unpopularity of the theme led to it being concluded the next year.
