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The [[Caretaker]], a supercomputer created by [[Vector Sigma]], sent [[Breakaway]], [[Landquake (Timelines)|Landquake]], and [[Skyfall (Cybertron)|Skyfall]] across dimensions to where a fourth member of their group was located.  This destination was Axiom Nexus, where the trio were greeted by Silverbolt and Security Administration Officer [[Cheetor (Transtech)|Cheetor]].  While trio got an explanation of their location in the multiverse, they were escorted into a commons area to be "processed".  There, they met [[Alpha Trion]], who began to introduce them to the outworlder culture of Axiom Nexus—but even as he guided them through their new digs, they were stalked and attacked by unknown assailants.  Meanwhile, [[Jackpot]] and [[Hubcap]] ran from police. {{storylink|Transcendent: Part 1}}
The [[Caretaker]], a supercomputer created by [[Vector Sigma]], sent [[Breakaway]], [[Landquake (Timelines)|Landquake]], and [[Skyfall (Cybertron)|Skyfall]] across dimensions to where a fourth member of their group was located.  This destination was Axiom Nexus, where the trio were greeted by Silverbolt and Security Administration Officer [[Cheetor (Transtech)|Cheetor]].  While trio got an explanation of their location in the multiverse, they were escorted into a commons area to be "processed".  There, they met [[Alpha Trion]], who began to introduce them to the outworlder culture of Axiom Nexus—but even as he guided them through their new digs, they were stalked and attacked by unknown assailants.  Meanwhile, [[Jackpot]] and [[Hubcap]] ran from police. {{storylink|Transcendent: Part 1}}


===Notes===
==Notes==
Transtech Silverbolt matter-of-factly proclaims that their particular Cybertron is "near the bottom of the multiversal stack," where "universes are very close together."  Inter-dimensional transit is treated as totally mundane.  Given those conditions, it is unclear exactly how any of these dimensions are distinguished from another, and what makes their relationship more one of "alternate dimensions" than of  "different physical areas of one dimension."   
Transtech Silverbolt matter-of-factly proclaims that their particular Cybertron is "near the bottom of the multiversal stack," where "universes are very close together."  Inter-dimensional transit is treated as totally mundane.  Given those conditions, it is unclear exactly how any of these dimensions are distinguished from another, and what makes their relationship more one of "alternate dimensions" than of  "different physical areas of one dimension."   



Revision as of 03:21, 12 March 2008

Axiom Nexus is a city in the Transtech continuity.
A city "unlike any other in the multiverse," provided Alex Milne doesn't do any other cityscapes.

In one of the oldest dimensions in the multiverse, one Cybertronian city, Axiom Nexus, is a hub for travelers from other dimensions. According to New Arrivals Coordinator Silverbolt, it is a city "unlike any other in the multiverse."

Some travelers arrive here by their own design. Others, however, arrive by accident, and must be processed and given identification bolts.

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The Caretaker, a supercomputer created by Vector Sigma, sent Breakaway, Landquake, and Skyfall across dimensions to where a fourth member of their group was located. This destination was Axiom Nexus, where the trio were greeted by Silverbolt and Security Administration Officer Cheetor. While trio got an explanation of their location in the multiverse, they were escorted into a commons area to be "processed". There, they met Alpha Trion, who began to introduce them to the outworlder culture of Axiom Nexus—but even as he guided them through their new digs, they were stalked and attacked by unknown assailants. Meanwhile, Jackpot and Hubcap ran from police. Transcendent: Part 1

Notes

Transtech Silverbolt matter-of-factly proclaims that their particular Cybertron is "near the bottom of the multiversal stack," where "universes are very close together." Inter-dimensional transit is treated as totally mundane. Given those conditions, it is unclear exactly how any of these dimensions are distinguished from another, and what makes their relationship more one of "alternate dimensions" than of "different physical areas of one dimension."

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