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While as many as fifteen quadrillion universes are currently known to exist, only a minute fraction of these [[universal stream]]s have had their official [[Axiom Nexus]] catalogue classification revealed. These are those streams, and the [[continuity family]] or individual [[Continuity|continuities]] they refer to. | While as many as fifteen quadrillion universes are currently known to exist, only a minute fraction of these [[universal stream]]s have had their official [[Axiom Nexus]] catalogue classification revealed. These are those streams, and the [[continuity family]] or individual [[Continuity|continuities]] they refer to. | ||
{{quote|What's with all the numbers? Do Cybertronians really talk like that?" | {{quote|What's with all the numbers? Do Cybertronians really talk like that?"}} | ||
{{quote|"Cybertronians are a backwards, primitive race.|[[Cop-Tur (GoBots)|Cop-Tur]] and [[Crasher (GoBots)|Crasher]] weigh in|[[Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#January 16, 2016|Ask Vector Prime, 2016/01/16]]}} | |||
Revision as of 14:19, 14 November 2021
While as many as fifteen quadrillion universes are currently known to exist, only a minute fraction of these universal streams have had their official Axiom Nexus catalogue classification revealed. These are those streams, and the continuity family or individual continuities they refer to.
What's with all the numbers? Do Cybertronians really talk like that?"
"Cybertronians are a backwards, primitive race.Cop-Tur and Crasher weigh in, Ask Vector Prime, 2016/01/16
The Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
- Aurex 402.24 Gamma—the Dreamwave Armada continuity.[1]
- Aurex 802.23 Alpha—the Armada cartoon.[2]
- Aurex 103.10 Alpha—the Legends of the Microns cartoon.[3]
- Aurex 203.26 Zeta—the Armada Reader's Digest books.[4]
- Aurex 503.01 Gamma—the Linkage comic mini-series.[4]
- Aurex 503.21 Gamma—the Panini Armada comic.[5]
- Aurex 603.0 Kappa—The Energon Within video game.[2]
- Aurex 204.0 Kappa—the Battle for Megatron online game.[4]
- Aurex 304.0 Epsilon—the Megawing Galvatron instructions.[4]
- Aurex 404.11 Kappa—the Transformers PlayStation 2 video game.[4]
- Aurex 604.0 Beta—the Omega Sentinel toy.[4]
- Aurex 604.24 Gamma—the fourth Energon pack-in comic.[4]
- Aurex 1104.30-DB Zeta—the "Lonesome Diesel" short story.[4]
- Aurex 1104.30-JH Zeta—the "Fire in the Dark" short story.[4]
- Aurex 1104.30-JM Zeta—the "Something Robotic This Way Comes" short story.[4]
- Aurex 105.08 Alpha—the Galaxy Force cartoon.[4]
- Aurex 105.15 Gamma—the Transformers: Galaxy Force manga.[4]
- Aurex 405.0 Epsilon—the Fun Publications Cybertron fiction.[4]
- Aurex 006.0 Kappa—the Transformers Cybertron: Primus Unleashed online game.[4]
- Aurex 606.0 Kappa—the canceled Quest for Cybertron game.[4]
- Aurex 906.29 Alpha—the alternate universe seen in the end credits of the episode "Beginning".[4]
- Aurex 1006.0 Beta—Jungle Planet Optimus Prime's toy bio.[5]
- Aurex 1107.23 Beta—the Tech Specs from the Black Friday release date of the Cannonball/Downshift "Search for the Pirate Moon" two-pack.[6]
- Aurex 615.03 Epsilon—the Beast Wars of Alpha Q's universe.[4]
- Aurex something something— the universe where a bunch of Cy-Kill's new Renegades came from.[4]
The continuity family for pre-Transformers lines and other miscellaneous series related to Transformers.
- Cymond 772.0 Beta—the Henshin Cyborg, Diakron, and Kronoform toylines.[4]
- Cymond 381.0 Beta—the "New Microman" toyline that included Micro Change.[4]
- Cymond 1184.0 Gamma—the Starriors comic miniseries.[4]
- Cymond 290.03 Alpha—the Brave Exkaiser cartoon.[4]
- Cymond 999.04 Alpha—the first Zoids anime.[4]
- Fornax 711.01 Alpha—the Kre-O Transformers cartoon.[1]
- Fornax 613.03 Alpha—the Kre-O: Think Like A Kreon cartoon.[4]
- Fornax 813.0 Gamma—the Kre-O Transformers comic.[1]
- Gargent 984.08 Alpha—the Challenge of the GoBots cartoon.[2]
- Gargent 1084.29 Alpha—the five-part Challenge of the GoBots miniseries, comprising the first five episodes of the regular series.[4]
- Gargent 1184.10 Gamma—the Robo Machines comic.[4]
- Gargent -1185.01 Alpha—an evil GoBots mirror universe from the cartoon episode "Transfer Point".[4]
- Gargent 186.0 Gamma—the Gobots Magazine.[4]
- Gargent 087.0 Kappa—the Challenge of the Gobots game.[4]
A continuity family reserved for "miscellaneous" franchises without much accompanying fiction, such as Construct-Bots, Bot Shots, and Hero Mashers.
- Iocus 606.0 Beta—the Attacktix toyline.[4]
- Iocus 607.02 Kappa—the 3D Battle-Card Game.[4]
- Iocus 1012.30 Gamma—the Transformers: The Ultimate Pop-Up Universe book.[4]
- Iocus 214.24 Kappa—the Battle Masters mobile game.
- Iocus 514.31 Gamma—the Transformers Legends comic.
The Star Wars continuity family.
- Lukas 577.25 Beta—the Star Wars Transformers continuity.[1]
The Animated continuity family.
- Malgus 1207.26 Alpha—the Animated cartoon continuity.[7]
- Malgus 508.6 Zeta—the Animated book Robot Roll Call.[4]
- Malgus 1008.19 Gamma—the Titan Animated comic.[4]
- Malgus 410.03 Delta—the Otoboto family segments from the Japanese release of the Animated cartoon.[4]
- Malgus -411.27 Zeta—the "Shattered Glass Animated" universe.[8]
The TransTech continuity family.
The Generation 1 continuity family, which also encompasses the Beast Era. There are a LOT of these ones! The Vector Prime and Rhinox of Axiom Nexus posit that the multiverse may have started from a Primax reality, hence the sheer volume of them.
Alpha universal streams
- Primax 984.17 Alpha—The Transformers cartoon.[2]
- Primax 785.06 Alpha—the Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers cartoon.[4]
- Primax 1185.04 Alpha—the universe introduced in the G.I. Joe episodes "Worlds Without End".[4]
- Primax 1086.01 Alpha—the alternate Generation 1 cartoon timeline beginning with "Dark Awakening".[4]
- Primax 787.3 Alpha—The Headmasters cartoon.[9]
- Primax 1087.09 Alpha—the Video Challenger opening of the Headmasters.[2]
- Primax 488.12 Alpha—the Super-God Masterforce cartoon.[4]
- Primax 496.22 Alpha—the Beast Wars cartoon.[4]
- Primax 1097.01 Alpha—the Japanese Beast Wars cartoon.[4]
- Primax 498.1 Alpha—the Beast Wars II cartoon.[10]
- Primax 1298.19 Alpha—the Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger! film.[4]
- Primax 400.05 Alpha—the Car Robots cartoon.[4]
- Primax 1108.10 Alpha—the Universe cartoon.[4]
Beta universal streams
- Primax 185.0 Beta—the Decepto-Pack toy.[4]
- Primax 092.0 Beta—the Megavisor image of Hyperdrive from the Skyquake toy.[4]
- Primax 094.0 Beta—the Hero Optimus Prime toy.[4]
- Primax 095.0 Beta—the Bulletbike toy's bio.[9]
- Primax 096.0 Beta—the home to many unreleased Generation 2 toys.[4]
- Primax 196.0 Beta—the first wave Beast Wars bios.[4]
- Primax 296.0 Beta—the second wave Beast Wars bios.[5]
- Primax 700.0 Beta—Primal Prime's Beast Machines toy bio.
- Primax 603.0 Beta—the Heroes of Cybertron Gigatron toy.[4]
- Primax 903.0 Beta—the Binaltech continuity.[11]
- Primax 905.0 Beta—the Binaltech Asterisk continuity.[12]
- Primax 1206.0 Beta—the Autorooper toy and the timeline included with it.[4]
- Primax 308.13 Beta—the Henkei! Henkei! pack-in manga.[4]
- Primax 109.0 Beta—the original home of Alternity Convoy Vibrant Red.[13]
- Primax 513.25 Beta—the Transformers GT: Mission GT-R toyline.[4]
- Primax 716.21 Beta—the tech specs of the Titan Force San Diego Comic-Con exclusive.[5]
Gamma universal streams
- Primax 984.0 Gamma—the U.S. Marvel The Transformers comic.[14]
- Primax 984.20 Gamma—the UK Marvel The Transformers comic.[4]
- Primax 1285.0 Gamma—The "Plague of the Insecticons!" comic.[4]
- Primax 886.0 Gamma—the Marvel Transformers: The Movie comic.[4]
- Primax 986.13 Gamma—the alternate Marvel UK future of "Target: 2006".[4]
- Primax 388.0 Gamma—the Super-God Masterforce manga.[2]
- Primax 488.0 Gamma—the U.S. comic adaptation of "The Big Broadcast of 2006".[4]
- Primax 290.03 Gamma—the Marvel Comics UK Earthforce continuity.[4]
- Primax 490.0 Gamma—the universe introduced in "Rhythms of Darkness!"[4]
- Primax 094.0 Gamma—The Official Transformers: Generation 2 Annual.[4]
- Primax 994.0 Gamma—the Fleetway Generation 2 comic.[4]
- Primax 895.0 Gamma—the "The New Battle!!" comic.[15]
- Primax 798.0 Gamma—the Beast Wars II manga.[5]
- Primax 302.06 Gamma—the Dreamwave Generation 1 comics.[4]
- Primax 603.0 Gamma—the Universe CD-ROM comic.[4]
- Primax 703.02 Gamma—the Devil's Due Press G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers comics.[2]
- Primax 703.09 Gamma—the doomed universe introduced in Armada #13.[4]
- Primax 903.04 Gamma—the Dreamwave Transformers/G.I. Joe comics.[4]
- Primax 1103.12-R Gamma—the Beast Machines universe glimpsed in "Worlds Collide, Part 4 of 4".[4]
- Primax 504.0 Gamma—the Beast Within comic.[4]
- Primax 704.08 Gamma—the "Ain't No Rat" comic.[4]
- Primax 1005.19 Gamma—the 2005 IDW comics.[16]
- Primax 206.15 Gamma—the IDW Beast Wars comics.[4]
- Primax 206.24 Gamma—the Beast Wars Reborn text story.[4]
- Primax 706.05 Gamma—the IDW Hearts of Steel comics.[4]
- Primax 806.30 Gamma—the vision of the future in G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers: The Art of War #5.[4]
- Primax 208.15 Gamma—the "Hail and Farewell" comic strip.[4]
- Primax -408.01 Gamma—the "Shattered Expectations" April Fools' Day comic.[4]
- Primax 1008.15 Gamma—the Comic Bun Bun Henkei! Henkei! manga.[4]
- Primax 209.0 Gamma—the universe of the Beast Wars: Uprising bios.[17]
- Primax 209.20 Gamma—the Henkei! Henkei! manga in the Transformers Generations 2009 guidebook.[4]
- Primax 512.5 Gamma—the Regeneration One comic.[1]
- Primax 113.23 Gamma—the "Mars Attacks: The Transformers" comic.[4]
- Primax 713.31 Gamma—the "Metrowars" guidebook manga.[4]
- Primax 514.29 Gamma—the Cloud continuity.[1]
- Primax 514.3 Gamma—the IDW Transformers vs. G.I. Joe comic series.[4]
- Primax 1114.26 Gamma—the Functionist Universe.[4]
Delta universal streams
- Primax 988.0 Delta—the bookend segments of Season 5 of The Transformers cartoon.[4]
Epsilon universal streams
- Primax 797.18 Epsilon—the 3H Beast Era continuity.[5]
- Primax 905.22 Epsilon—the "Descent into Evil" continuity.[4]
- Primax 207.0 Epsilon—the Fun Publications Classics continuity.[14]
- Primax -408.24 Epsilon—the Shattered Glass continuity.[18]
- Primax 509.28 Epsilon—the Wings Universe continuity.[19]
- Primax 913.12 Epsilon—the INSIRT continuity first seen in "Timeless".[20]
- Primax 215.19 Epsilon—the universe of the Beast Wars: Uprising prose fiction.[21]
Zeta universal streams
- Primax 485.27 Zeta—the draft script of The Transformers: The Movie.[4]
- Primax 785.13 Zeta—the Marvel UK letters page.[4]
- Primax 489.0 Zeta—the Transformers Comic-Magazin.[4]
- Primax 290.0 Zeta—the Zone story pages.[4]
- Primax 1291.0 Zeta—the "Another Time & Place" text story.[14]
- Primax 304.25-P3 Zeta—the unused Pretender concept art seen in the deluxe edition of Transformers Generations.[4]
- Primax 1104.30-TW Zeta—the "Collect and Save" short story.[4]
- Primax 807.11 Zeta—the timeline included with the Kiss Players/15 Go! Go! compilation.[4]
- Primax 208.06 Zeta—the alternate universe mentioned in Waspinator's Beast Wars Sourcebook profile.[4]
- Primax 308.0 Zeta—the Henkei! Henkei! magazine shorts.[4]
- Primax yadda-yadda Zeta—the Big Looker Storybooks.[22]
Eta universal streams
- Primax 085.0 Eta—The Battle for Planet Earth audio stories.[4]
- Primax 406.3 Eta—the Kiss Players radio drama.[3]
Theta universal streams
- Primax 698.20 Theta—the "Visitations" script reading.[2]
- Primax 614.21 Theta—the "Prevenge" script reading.[4]
Iota universal streams
- Primax 712.17 Iota—A proposed third-season episode of the Generation 1 cartoon.[4]
- Primax 514.23 Iota—the Transformers × Evangelion online text story.[4]
Kappa universal streams
- Primax 1086.0 Kappa—The Transformers: Battle to Save the Earth video game.[4]
- Primax 1286.3 Kappa—the Mystery of Convoy video game.[3]
- Primax 399.19 Kappa—the Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Warriors' Strongest Decisive Battle video game.[4]
- Primax 700.12-N4 Kappa—the Nintendo 64 Beast Wars Transmetals video game.[4]
- Primax 700.12-SP Kappa—the PlayStation Beast Wars Transmetals video game.[4]
- Primax 1003.30 Kappa—the Japanese PlayStation 2 The Transformers video game.[4]
- Primax 1108.12 Kappa—the Transformers G1: Awakening mobile game.[4]
- Primax 610.17 Kappa—the Transformers: War for Cybertron video games.[4]
- Primax 1212.13 Kappa—the Transformers Legends mobile game.[4]
- Primax 1015.06 Kappa—the Transformers: Devastation video game.[23]
- Primax 616.02 Kappa-the Transformers: Earth Wars mobile game.[5]
- Primax 1099.01-N6 Kappa—the Beast Wars Metals 64 video game.[4]
- Primax 1099.01-PS Kappa—the Transformers: Beast Wars Metals: Clash! Intense Battle video game.[4]
Lambda universal streams
- Primax 1186.0 Lambda—the cover of #26 of the Marvel The Transformers series.[1]
- Primax 487.0 Lambda—the Grand Scramble Team art from the Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010 story pages.[4]
- Primax 903.0-M Lambda—the Machine Wars Starscream art from Genesis: The Art of Transformers.[4]
- Primax 1104.10 Lambda—the cover of G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II #3.[4]
- Primax 708.10-R Lambda—the retail-exclusive cover of All Hail Megatron #1.[4]
- Primax 613.28 Lambda—the convention exclusive cover of My Little Pony Micro-Series #5.[4]
- Primax 1215.02-RH Lambda—the subscription cover of The Transformers vol. 2 #48.[4]
A strangely divergent continuity family.
- Quadwal -3760.925 Theta—the world in which Jim Sorenson and Bill Forster were recruited to write The AllSpark Almanac.[7][24]
- Quadwal 1215.15 Epsilon—a world where GoBots was more successful than The Transformers.[4]
The Angry Birds continuity family.
- Rovio 914.25 Kappa—the Angry Birds Transformers mobile game.[1]
The live-action film continuity family.
- Tyran 207.28 Gamma—the IDW movie comics.[1]
- Tyran 307.27 Zeta—the world of Ghosts of Yesterday.[2]
- Tyran 407.1 Beta—the world of the movie toyline's Tech Specs.[3]
- Tyran 607.07 Kappa—the Capture the Cube online game.[2]
- Tyran 707.04 Delta—the live-action Transformers films.[14]
- Tyran 208.28 Gamma—the alternate Titan Magazines timeline started by "Twilight's Last Gleaming".[4]
- Tyran 509.12 Zeta—Revenge of the Fallen: The Junior Novel.[1]
- Tyran 509.28 Kappa—the Autobot Stronghold game.[5]
- Tyran 609.08 Kappa—the Revenge of the Fallen mobile game.[4]
- Tyran 609.22 Iota—the Burger King Transform Your Way website.[4]
- Tyran 609.23-PX Kappa—the Revenge of the Fallen PS3 game.[4]
- Tyran 609.23-XP Kappa—the Revenge of the Fallen PC video game.[1]
- Tyran 110.21 Alpha—the Transformers: Cyber Missions online cartoon.[4]
- Tyran 511.0 Kappa—the Victory Is Sweet game.[4]
- Tyran 611.14 Kappa—the Transformers: Dark of the Moon video games from Activision.[4]
- Tyran 611.28 Kappa—the Transformers: Dark of the Moon mobile game.[4]
- Tyran 1211.03 Theta—the world of Transformers: The Ride – 3D.[4]
- Tyran 614.19 Kappa—the Transformers: Age of Extinction mobile game.[4]
"Hey! Why can't we be Universe A?"
The Aligned continuity family.
- Uniend 610.23 Zeta—the Aligned novel series begun by Exodus.[5]
- Uniend 911.05 Alpha—the Prime cartoon continuity.[1]
- Uniend 312.0 Kappa—the Transformers Online game.[4]
- Uniend 812.21 Kappa—the Fall of Cybertron video game.[1]
- Uniend 1012.30 Kappa—Transformers: Prime - The Game.[4]
- Uniend 1212.01 Beta—the Dark Guard Optimus Prime toy.[4]
- Uniend 713.01 Alpha—the Go! cartoon.[4]
- Uniend 1214.19 Kappa—the Robots in Disguise mobile game.[4]
The 2001 Robots in Disguise continuity family.
- Viron 901.8 Alpha—the 2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon.[6]
- Viron 102.0 Beta—the Air Attack Optimus Primal toy.[4]
- Viron 403.0 Beta—the Dreadwind and Smokejumper toys[2] and the Dinobots toyline[4]
- Viron 903.0 Beta—the Sam's Club-exclusive release of Optimus Prime.[5]
- Viron 1103.12 Gamma—the home of the Universe Spy Changers seen in "Worlds Collide, Part 4 of 4".[4]
- Viron 704.08 Gamma—the "Ultra Magnus...to the Rescue?" comic.[1]
- Viron 704.31 Epsilon—the "Shell Game" comic.[4]
The Robotix continuity family.
- Xobitor 1085.06 Alpha—the Robotix cartoon.[2]
- Xobitor 286.0 Gamma—the Robotix comic.[2]
The Go-Bots continuity family.
- Yayayarst 086.0 Beta—the world of First Transformers.[4]
- Yayayarst 201.11 Beta—the world of 1-2-3 Transformers.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 "To Die Game!"
- ↑ 4.000 4.001 4.002 4.003 4.004 4.005 4.006 4.007 4.008 4.009 4.010 4.011 4.012 4.013 4.014 4.015 4.016 4.017 4.018 4.019 4.020 4.021 4.022 4.023 4.024 4.025 4.026 4.027 4.028 4.029 4.030 4.031 4.032 4.033 4.034 4.035 4.036 4.037 4.038 4.039 4.040 4.041 4.042 4.043 4.044 4.045 4.046 4.047 4.048 4.049 4.050 4.051 4.052 4.053 4.054 4.055 4.056 4.057 4.058 4.059 4.060 4.061 4.062 4.063 4.064 4.065 4.066 4.067 4.068 4.069 4.070 4.071 4.072 4.073 4.074 4.075 4.076 4.077 4.078 4.079 4.080 4.081 4.082 4.083 4.084 4.085 4.086 4.087 4.088 4.089 4.090 4.091 4.092 4.093 4.094 4.095 4.096 4.097 4.098 4.099 4.100 4.101 4.102 4.103 4.104 4.105 4.106 4.107 4.108 4.109 4.110 4.111 4.112 4.113 4.114 4.115 4.116 4.117 4.118 4.119 4.120 4.121 4.122 4.123 4.124 4.125 4.126 4.127 4.128 4.129 4.130 4.131 4.132 "Ask Vector Prime" on Facebook
- ↑ 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 "Andromeda - Axiom Nexus News Reporter"
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Transformers I.Q. in Club magazine #56
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac
- ↑ Transformers I.Q. in Club magazine #58
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 "I, Lowtech"
- ↑ Transformers I.Q. #8 in Club magazine #50
- ↑ "To Mega Therion"
- ↑ "The World Is Flat!"
- ↑ From Here to Alternity
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 "Withered Hope"
- ↑ "Hero" Optimus Prime bio in Club magazine #49
- ↑ "Timeless"
- ↑ BWU Depth Charge bio in Club magazine #49
- ↑ SG Aquarius's bio in Club magazine #27
- ↑ "Invasion: Epilogue"
- ↑ "Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist"
- ↑ "Lio Convoy: Unity Through Tyranny"
- ↑ Hot Shot's Bot Thoughts in Club magazine #61
- ↑ "Axiom Nexus News Editor"
- ↑ The origin date of September 25, -3760 is also a reference; September 25, 3760 B.C.E. is the first day of the Hebrew calendar That answers THAT question.
